Daily Republican., 1889-01-31
Our Dover Letter.

lTeasuTer anu AuulJOr lb iurJhcf hoh y
conclusion to night than ever before. A
, meeting Of the confrees of both houses was
held in the parlor at noon yesterday, and
they had not been In session but short
, time when 1t was discovered that they
, the three members from each house
were about as determined In their posi-
tions as men could we'll be. The Senate
refused to yield Herbert and Boyce and
the House on the other hand were de-
termined on Atkins and Knowles. They
will make their reports 10 their respect
i've houses to-day, and Just what course
they will pursue Is hard to determine.
The Republicans do not feel, in Justice
to themselves, that they can reeede from
their position, and the impression 10 that
they never will, and rather than yield
their preogative OF naming the men, the
Republicans will allow the Offices to re-
main vacant until the end of the session,
and allow the Governor to appoint.
1t looks very much as II Delaware 10 to
have State House, and she certa My
needs 1t very much, Senator Richardson
introduced his bill for this purpose yester-
day. II provides for q commission which
shall have charge Of the whole matter,
composed OF the following gentlemen:
Austin Harrington, L. r. Ellison, VIII
liam P. Biggs, James w. Ware, Colin
Ferguson, Alden B. Richardson, John II.
HoGecker, Wilton II. Burmite, Caleb $.
Pennewill, James R. LoHand, John D.
Dorman, Charles u Maull William b.
stevens, Ebe W. Tunnel and Daniel ..
Fooks. All vacancies 10 the board are TO
be hlled by the Governor. The commits
sioners are TO receive no compensation Tor
their services, beyond their necessary ex-
penses. They are to choose President
. and Treasllrar plans are tn he adj
tised Tor and bonds issued to the amount
OF 625O, 900 at three per cent interest to
run until lo25, provided the state can re-
deem such part oil the loan as II stes NJ
after l9O9. =.
Delaware Is 10 be properly represented
aI tne inaugural cehteLh MAI OF fresident
washington.
Inc Joint committee ior TINS purpose
met AZ z.oo p m yesterday anu adopted
the following resolution. which was sub
sequently adopted In both Houses;
WHEREAS, The several states OF the
Union have resolved to celebrate In
proper mahnsr the looth anniversary oil
J the inauguration OF George Washington,
hrst President OF the United states OF
! America, in New YORK city, on April 30
l 1889; and
WHEREAS, Delaware Is one OF the origi.
Q nal thirteen states and the lrst TO adopl
/, the Federal Constitution, That sublimetl
. achievemeht OF mankinu, mas ana sioulu
J nave tne Proiounues. lnoe.ese III the re.
4 ulemoianeo ahu eele1fason VI tn n'
events una. gase ana S seeuIeu 70 y .n'
! ~ a'noIiean Leopio eno,i iuoeuohi ahu hpei'
: uesi Low, snsreio'e, " ~ H. -.
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Q nepresen's1ses u inc o.a's VI neiSrai' MAR
t ~ oro' Ni h9eenioiy ihev, snH' .ne ~,
ernor De, anu ne 10 hoiepy ausnoliLoS .SN
. anu emPvmeieu " neAo eucu ars 30
= minus as s,s nc snai. eeen ny" o's.a S ,or
pIoper paIucipsS On VI .nis Sss ~ Wv
q ~ S~sieDIa.lon Vi .ne pauk ~ W .s ~ Iov.h .
ashins.oh, nles rIesiuens Vi ISe y VIZ, wv,
Sta.esI 70 pe holu ~ tno el.y y. Nem hol' hol'
~ hPin n9AI, anu W us,tay sae
!, tnereoi ne Is hereoy authorized 10 ura'
70 nls "arIahs upon sne o.A'e ~ treasurer ~
10 my s,l, sum VI lo,Iss honos "o' o"s ~"
'h9usAnu T.a t uV .ho .ou,r,,,,.. a.,
0. ..'asns az 80 a., ar.o - he 1870, !,
d N., W WIZ =. onvo W sne .,, la,
70 y, 'ne I,s, i.sn. ,n..s,Iou ~, a. r.a a,i,
Is .h nc Paeiay Psd,,.sy M. -. ,ha so...
Tue ceie9ra.l4n ahu W .ne uranu Oenssa ,,
x noee', Nem iolh, " s1euu aoeonnou. ~ ~
', ono ~, ay T pS''on' III o.anei sn' .,.a uoa
re o, sas aT nansh sI aIso Sas,red ,o o,nd ota
ea, ~ ..,on. o o asV ,ha narsans - ,ns W. AZ
/. sne rePSrers AIMING 'ne p'iSons W pe az
20 eomnoAou
a Dr. kaue, Judge Houston and Mar
u love Hayes addressed both bodies oil tn
General Assembly to-nignt upon the ne'
e. charter OF delaware college Inc
r, showed that thtre was no connection be
At tween the present Oil ana the agricu
tural orhnch OF the ooilege. Inc auVaI
E. tsges oil the agricultural department wer
10 SHOWN auu the present e1eellent conu
tion OF the college proper. ihe charte
does not expire before TWO years.
Representative Sackett, VINO is one Q
r tampiates ,ntrodncine at an early dsv a,
y act in relation to line fences. Under tn
y present law when the person desires
- fence between property his neighbor ha
a to pay half. In Sussex County fence
are unpopular, and Mr.. Sackett's neN
bill removes the recessity of a perso
: paving half for a fence when they do NO
= dt sire fence.
n. A meeting of the members of bot
: houses was held this evening, and 1t wa
decided to have Legislative hop.
). representative Maull was made chair
:. man and Ii. w. McIntire secretary. 4
Committee consisting of the following
- members was appointed to make arrange
> mel is: Representatives Biggs, Armstrong
!, Whittman, Maull, Eckles and Lingo
Senators Lewla, Crossen ami Moore, ant
: Clerks DUN and Vandegrift. In q fes
, minuts Sll0 was raised. 1t is desired Il
: increase this amount to $3.50. The com
:, y mittee having the matter in charge pro
pose to make this affair the best oil tn,
|, kind that has ever been given.
/ One of the best members in the Hous,
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