Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-03
FOURTHEDlTI0N
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Ssme Doahss ~ 70 the REELECTION
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Special Correspondence Of the REruBLicAS
DovEA, DBL, Jan. 2, 1888.
Both houses OF the Legislature are
new In full operation, nut with little
business on hand. The House wanted
to adjourn this afternoon until Monday
afternoon, but the Senate would not
concur and thss the matter rested. Al
ter the fight for the various offices In
the gifs Of the Legislature at Its open
ing, the unsuccessful candidates retired
to their several positions in business
affairs. The prevailing topic Of con-
vsrsation now Is Who will succeed
Hon. Ell salisbury In the U. 3. Sen
ate." At present there appears to be
strong objections, by number OF Sena
| tors and Representatives, to tho re
election of Mr.. Salisbury and = warm
fight will no doubt be the result. The
election OF Mr.. Cooper, OF Kent, Is
Sneaker OF the Senate il considered .
victory for tho anti-Saulsbury men, as
lit Is . we'll known fact that he IL littei-
Ily opposed TO returning Mr.. Salisbury
IL has been stated by many outsiders
that Mr.. Steckley, Governor elect, was
also opposed TO Mr.. Salisbury, but, ~
far AZ could be- learned, the Governor
elect Is not in any way opposed te his
collection, in fact he has 80 expressed
himself personally to n number OF
friends. What action, however he will
take, when the time Tor the election
srriyes, can not be definitely stated.
Among the candidates for tbs posi-
ton Of Senator, in opposition to Mr.
Saulsbury, in John l.. Woleott, E-q ,
che present Secretary Of State, WHO ~
the most active and is leaving no stone
, unturned By which he could succeed
his fellow towDsman. He is work NJ
: silently, but very effectively, and has d
arRe number of friends interested in
, his behalf. He has not publicly An
: nounced himself but it is a well known
fact that he Is or will be the strongest
candidate.
1t is understood that a few Of thu
q Sussex elegation are opposed TO Sena
e tor Eli and there is a tee.it 4 OF dissati:
faction among the members OF 10 /
houses, from both Kent aud Sussex, Al
well AZ the people at large, and unIes
the tide changes very materially Sena
tor Eli sill De elected to remain a
: home.
r When the time arrives other Candi
y dates will present themselves whlcI
}, will m AXE the night q lively one.
Tx Congressman Williams, JudR
e. WuJtt.n ard others are Also talked Of II
=, connection with the position.
Is The feeling of the New Castle de!t
Il CATION Is in favcr OF the present III
irumbept although they do not expires
themselves very freely.
Judge Woorlen was present this a.
t r,rnnon at the session OF tue House an
coupled a seal GU the platform besid
y tho Speaker.
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