Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-14
THIRD EDITION.
Our Dover Lett CT.
[culIYUED FROM FIRST EDITION..

In r'frrring to Mr.. Dean, as friend
lie /" d, save Ms from our friends
II, b" not said that an injunction
meals u serious delay, and Therefore We
ask an extension Of time in order to butt
against that ard TO build the bridge
In Speaking of the commission, Mr..
Bird stated that they we're all reliable
men, and that Mr.. Deans own men had
signed the report and that he got higher
damages than any Of the others, some
twelve IT. number, with the exception OF
Mr.. Ray. In concluding. he said that
they had not an enemy in the whole
county. because they had been literally
dealt with. and Seven-eighths o. he re-
sponsihle citizens of Newark wanted the
road, and can anything bs fairer? In
10 days We will own every foot Of ground
frou Maryland to Pennsylvania through
which ;he road passes.
N,,u, DUPONT, Esq, wascalled upon,
bur sac nut little, is he thought Mr.
Bird h. covered the ground sufficient
ly, hnf 'r thuugut the request of the
Railroad a reasonable one.
Captain smith, the rignt-ol pur
chaser OF the Il. x O. Railroad, was
next c@lird. and he spoke at considera-
able length III reply to some OF the
statements Of Mr.. Dean, and said that
he had offered Mr. Dean every advan-
tage that they could offer, all Of which
were refused, and because the road
would rot he constructed wholly to
please him, he opposed it, and would
not accept any reasonable request
When Mr.. Smith closed, Mr., Dean
AROSE. and proceeded 10 make a reply,
but his hearers had heard enough for
one evening and commenced to leave
the room which stopped further talk on
the subject and the meeting adjourned,
What effect the speeches will have on
the members of the Legislature cannot
be conceived, but it is thought the bill
will 60 through
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Below will be found the afternoon
proceedings Of both Houses in detail:
SESATE-AFTERSOON SESSION.
Senate re-assembled at 3 p. m
Mr.. Mustard presented "A petition for
new school district i'll Cedar Creek
Hundred, which was read and referred.
The House joint resolution, allowing
the bills of James Kirk and Sons and
Secretary of State, for re. binding and
indeXing volume Ii, Law, of Delaware,
were concurred in.
The bill to prevent injury 10 burial
grounds and the removal Of bodies
theretrom was read second time and re-
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary
Bills introduced: BY Mr.. Mustard, 10
amend chapter 5S1. vol. -, Laws Of Del
aware, relating o Ash, oysters and game
(providcS for the protection Of fish,:
House bills: Incorporating the Young
Mems Republican Club, Of Whining
ton; supplement Ia the act Incorporate
ing the Delaware Steam Fir" Engin"
COMPANY The bin authorizing A. j.
Horsey T." construct tumbling dam at
his mills II SUSAN county was passed.
The Senate COncuIrcd in the HuUs,.
amendments to Senate bin Incorporate
ing the Pioneer Coach Company. The
joint resolution authorizing the State
Treasurer 10 pay 10 James Kirk x Sons
the sum of Siis"o for stationery fur
nished the Legislature for the cllrrr,.t
session, was referred to the Committee
on Accounts
Adjourned.
HOUSE-AFTERNOOS SESSION.
House re-a~>eIuhird at > y. IN.
The following bills Wer, passed; In
cooperating the Wilmington Market
House Company, CS"uatc hl.J: Senate
bills Incorporating the Wilmington
Pioneer Coach Company prohibiting
stock running ut large in district Nos.
4 i % | /.