The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
ADD|CKS IS THE CRY
OF Hundreds of New Castle Rspuh-
liCanS at Dover.
SPEAKER NsNvllEN's CONSTITUENTS
Hold Meeting and Pass Resolu-
tions in Favor of J. Edward
Addicks-.-General News. =.5
Staff Correspondent of Republican.
Dover. DEL, January 22d. 1895

DoNEE. Dei.i january sSut 1919.
"There are no Addlets men In New Cas-
tie County" has been the cry here for some
time past and the story received black
eye yesterday when over 800 followers OF
the Senatorial aspirant arrived here.
As stated In my letter yesterday meet
Ing was held In tho Opera House at which
the following members OF the Legislature
were present Senators Moore Watson,
Hanby ard Representatives Pyle. Moore,
Robbins, Brown Morgan. Ball Money. Me-
Mullen.
The meeting was called to order by
Colonel ID. p. Barnard and the lirst speak
er was Harry Wnitsman, who SAID In part.
that as a representative of Mill Greek
Hundred tho banner hundred of New
Castle County. he desired to express the
feeiings of the people In favor of J. Il, Ad-
dicks for next U. s. Senator, first, last aud
all the timo.
UNITED THE PARTY.
Tho future of the Republican party de-
ponds OH the action of the Legislature.
When 1t was thought this fail that the
grant old party would be relegatsd rs of
old. j. Edward Addicks united tho dis.
sentin2 forces IN the two lower counties
aud led the party to reoline beneath the
Of being rsesated to the uaek ground. II
vote was taken In New Castle county
to-duy IL would be found that the majority
would be In favor OF Addicks because the
pfeSNllL eAlkODcieS u0EnNnu Z.
Ex-Mayor Wiley felt that the Republi-
can party was too big for any one man to
own 10.
Tho present state of affalrs demand that
bGsines5 man be seut o the U. 5. senate
and the people of New Castle County ask
Tor y. Edward Add cks.
THEY WERE THE WORKERS..
The delegation here to day does not
contain lhe men with the silk hats and
kldigloves who vote on fine days. We
I represent the business men the back bone
of the party. the hard workers and the
men who vote In stormy as weil as In su II
shine weather.
As the party bns been united in Kent
and Sussex we wnnt II also united In New
|. Cast for the party eau never rise to capa
Bile heights until 1t is united.
The party does not want official inter-
fernnce III its workings by promises of
pstronage.for the party was born amid
the throes OF human liberty.
IL will recognize no faction and the
safety of The State rests on freedom with.
out utinterference.
We ask for the election of j. Edward Al.
dicks and we want TO leavo the itnpros-
sior that we are dreadfuliy In earnest
frank Wooley read the resolutions,
wnjch were as follows:
Whereas A delegation of Republican
w0fkers and contributors are here assem-
biod from New Castle county in the inter-
esfh of j. Edward Addcks for United
Sintas Seuator; therefore be it
Ksssulvej, That we call upon the Re-
puiiican legislators from New Castle
couAty to recognize the valuable services
that Mr.. Addlcks has rendered the Repub-
Iicah party and urge upon them to use all
hoHprable means to secure his election to
thea Dnlted States Senate.
Nesoived. That We commend the true
Reru ubilcanlsm OF the Republican men,
bore eeem Sussex County In their lie.
terleinAkion to recognize the fact that
wikilout the services rendered by MIR. ADJ
dicts during the last cnmruign that there
woasd not now be a Republican senator
to e;ect at this time; that to him moro
thsn to any single individual in this state
nrgtthe Republicans indebted for their
recunt victory.
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.
The New Castle hundred delega tlon
held meeting immediately afterwards
and Sneaker AIcMulen was in attendance
to Rlve reception to his own .'paople."
William j. Etchells presided. Robert W.
Wright In part sltd that he has been
In the ups anu downs of the party. in
victory and defeats anu he in common
with the rest OF New Castle hundred
favored tho selection of j. Edward Ad.
dicks.
Acommittee of three was appointed and
the Following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Tho political future of the Re.
puhfcan party OF delaware largely de.
pends upon the choice OF United States
Sena1or TO suceaed Anthony Higgins, aud
Whereas, We the Republicans of New
Castle Hundred. are alive TO the interests
OF the party and fully recognize the work
accom- pished during the last campaign,
| and believing that business man would
best4eprssent their Interests.
Therefore. We. tho working Republicans
of Now Castle Hundred, assert our choice
for honator TO be- j. Edward AddIcis aud
expact that Representative McMulIen can
beet eerve New Castle Hundred the State
and eoGntry at large by casting Es vote
for NJ. Addicks.
| FAKE STORY.
Tie reporter of the Morning News was
not present at the meeting 80 therefore
the story published Today 10 fake. 1t Is
as follows:
1t is claimed that number of tho men
whowers present at tue meeting weIe not
| from New Castle hundred at all. At ono
| uIne several OF them remarked that Spaak
or Nc .iullon Was all right and would do
| the right thing. This was supplementary
though rather embarrassing to the speak.
er.
Ths men were New Castle RepubIl.
| cans and every one OF them voted for
| Speaher MoAlullen.
The men believed that their represents.
| tive would do all right for lie said In the
| meeting that he would do so. He said
| that the people must te patient. lie rec.
| ognized tina position ho ls in at present
and believed that .'some one" would bs
| elected.