The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-05
Delaware did not need .

young men. Delaware did not need q
General Keruey followed Mr.. Fulton.
He wished 70 huff back some OF the In
sindafi6t3 tkst by MT. Fulton. In the
FIRST place, every dollar expended IN
der his administration had been prop
erly accounted for. The law directed
that all bills should be submitted to
the Governor for his approval. This
had been done. No one here, he be-
lieyed, would accuse Ex-Governor
Biggs of connivance at any wrong
doing. Yet Governor Biggs had APP
proved every bill. This was what the
law required, and the law had been
lived up to.
He then took up the item OF expense
and showed where the United States
Government had really paid the bills.
As for the conduct of the guard Gen.
eral Kenney wished II distinctly under
stood that II any blame attached to the
| guard he himself would bear 1t. 1t
was not Just to saddle 1t on the officers
now In charge. He resented, however,
the insinuation that the service was
was demoralizing, on the contrary it
was ennobling and the guard had inits
ranks to-day some OF the finest young
men in the State.
Captain Rice also took up the moral
of the camp. He alluded to Mr..
Fulton's remark about Bishop Cole
mans letter. He knew that the scenes
! Bishop Coleman described had been
enacted outside of the camp lines, and
came through the speak eaSies" that
were run on the land of tho very man
who was Bishop Coleman's enter
tainer. The camp could not be held
1 roc Aai lNI ~
| Col. Marshall made q neat little
speech also in favor Of his boys, and
then he told the committee that bill
was now being prepared by q commit
tee of the guard which would be ready
in few days, and he asked the COM
mittee TO hold the bills now in their
hands until this bill was presented.
After the discussion the committee
decided to defer action on the bills
until the Guard bill should come In.
The regular proceedings follow:
SENATE, Feb. 4.-Senate met at Ills.
Read and referred-Act to ineorpor-
ate the Brandywine Land Company;
act to incorporate the George W, Bush
& Sons Company; act to renew charter
OF Grand Lodge, X. of p; act to
amend chapter 406, vol. xvii, Laws of
Delaware Ferris Reform SCHOOL,;
House bills to incorporate the Stand
ard Pharmacy OF Wilmington.
, Passed-Act to incorporate Troop b
, Association OF Wilmington act to in
corporate the Brandywine Land Com
, pany (referred back with power to
amend.)
! Introduced-Hous bill to make valid
record of certain deed in New Castle
County; House bill to incorporate the
. George H. Mccall Company; petition
: for an act entitled an act for the relief
J of George V. beverley; House bill to
} transfer property of Frank Jefferson
from school district S153 to school
district 105; House bill to Incorporate
of Milton; House bill to incorporate
: the Delaware Construction Company
, Read and referred-House bill tC
3 amend chapter 55S. vol, XVIII; Houst
. bill to Incorporate Delaware Lodge
} No. l, /. o. o. f., Wilmington.
Passed Senate bill to reincorporatt
r the Brandywine Springs Improvement
A Company.
4 Mr.. Hall presented joint resolution
to appropriate 5000 to erect a monq
: ment to mark position of Company L
4 Fifth Maryland Regiment; concurrec
h ill.,.
: Adjourned to II n. M. tomorrow.
HOUSE.
d. f1OuSb ultt hJ lu.Dbs
4 Introduced-By Mr. Cranston, act t,
i divorce Henry +. aud Lizzie F. Spen
:. Ger; Helen L. and John McVey; Lizzi
Z. and Fletcher G. Cooper; by MI
If Hickman, act 60 incorporate Lewis A
i. and Harvey ii. Moore; by Mr.. Hutsor
"a act to amend chapter 6S6, vol. IL.
n Notice-By Mr. Ridgely, act I
NJ amend chapter 555, vol. IL; by MI
n Smith, act to incorporate the J. Mile
Thomas Company; by Mr.. Hutson, &C
a to incorporate the Peninsula Printin
:. Company; by Mr.. Eisenbrey, act t
"a provide for safeguards from accident
n through firearms.
II Passed-Act TO amend section
- chap 582, vol. IS; act to annul section
II and 81 of chap. 56S, vol. Is; act
amend charter of Leipsic.
40 Passed-Act to amend charter OF II
il. Stone and Hudson Supply Gompan,
act to incorporate Chippewa Tribe, N
X. %, /. o. Il. NJ, OF Milton, SUISSE
to County.
~ Sotiee-By Mr.. Hickman, act to pr
~ tect the citizens Of the State fro
noxious medicines.
n. Mr.. Rldgely offered a joint resol
ii. ton TO pay VIM. Hunter S4Z50 II
cleaning Stdte HOUSE, Adopted:
ba Adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a. I
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