Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-15
7 HIRD ED|T|0N.


DOVER, January IA Pursuant to ad'
journ uienJ. the senate convened at ~
O'Clock this morning. On motion of
DIR. Chandler, the reading OF the Journ-
nj WAC dispeused with. The bill to IN
CORPORATE the Charles Warner Company
wa, read q second time by its title and
refer red u tue Com III III lite on Corpora
lions. A Joint resol alton, offered w
Mr.. CAvend-i, provid ing for the APP
pointment OF a Joint commi tte TO take
into consideration chapter 3Is, vol.
ume l6, Laws Of Delaware, In regard
to piouro pneumonia among the cattle
in this Statc sas adopted, and Messrs
Lavender aud Martin were appointed
upon the COMMITTEES from the Senate.
An adjournment was then taken TN
ill 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
In the House no business WAS trans
acted, and after reading the journal the
Speaker announced an Adjournment
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
Soon after the adjournment num-
Der Of the mem bers of the Kent County
bar left in a special car for New oaetIe
to attend the funeral OF Andrew Y.
GRAY, E.a. They returned in the after
noon. and will hold sessions Tomorrow
as usual, but IN all probability the two
Houses will adjourn 10 morrow a ter
noon until Monday. Early adjourn
ments are beginning to form a cha rac-
teristic of the present session, but rs 80
little business IL brought for~aru
lengthy sessions seem use less.
The mem beers seem to pass the time
very pleasantly when not in session
and no desire for haste is.expressen by
any of them.
The faces Of the Senators are very
familiar about Dover. Six Of them ar
holding-over members, aud were, o
course here two years ago, and az thu
three who were elected last fall, t~o o
them, Charles II. New horter, of New
Castle County, and DR.. Martin, o
Sussex, have served in the Legislature
before. The other Senator, DIR. Cooper
of Kent, lives within a few miles c
here and is well known in the commu
nifty. judging from personal appeal
ances and from " nat Is known OF thei
generally, II Is reasonable to expe'
that good work will be done by then
DIR. Hugh Martin is man OF in
posing presence and is one OF the nne
looking men in the Legislature.
In personal appearance the membe
of the House do not compare well wi
the Senators, but they are on an ave
age with the majority of Delawa
Representatives. Although there q
some among them who would be look
upon as men of more than ordinary
fractions, there are Others who a
quite the contrary.
A person standing in the lobby Of I
House is struck with the youthful
pearance Of several of its Ne Il be
w. 4. McCabe OF Selbyville, baltim,
Hundred, is not more than t~ enty-f
years OF age and is rising you
Democrat OF that place. 1t was sou,
TO place his name upon the hcket
1882, but he WAS obliged TO telegra
to the con vention at Georgetown q
he was under the required age. Til
dore F. Armstrong, of Newark,
Joseph Hearn, Of Gumboro, are
young looking Representative,
Nicholas X. johnson, Of MlspilI
Hundred, aud Mr. Watson, Of Milf
who has been declared inelligihle.
also be placed among the ypunS u
No questions Of much impottaLrt
talked of yet, and the session Is \
to be q long and Misunderstanding one