Evening journal., 1895-01-23
ADOICKS STORMS DOVER
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hibernian hand Mr. Ferry reported
them and they were adopted, as f5ilows
DOVER, Del. Jan %, 1895.
AT meeting OF the Republican Clnl
OF New CAetle hundred, held on tn,
above date, the following resolutions
were adopted
Whereas, The political future Of the
i Republican party Of Delaware largely
depends on the choice Of an United States
senstor TO succeed Senator Higgins, ard
whereas, We the Republicans OF
New Castle hundred, are alive to tho
Interests OF the party and fully recoR-
nizlng the work accomplished during tbs
last campaign and believing that bust
ness man would best represent our
interests
Therefore, we the working Republi
cans Of New Castle hundred assert our
choice as j. Edward Addicks. and
believe that Representative McMullen
can best serve New Castle hundred, the
state and county at large by casting his
vote for Mr. Addlcks
Speaker McMullen was called upon for
q speech He replied that be weno there
to listsn to that body and not to address
u de had enough speaking to do in
the House Failing 10 get him to
commit himself they presented him with
copy OF the resolutions, which be put
IA hts pocket and forgot all about ninth
supper-time. In accepting he said that
all who knew him knew him well enough
to know that be would do all In his powe
to help the people out OF the deadlock.
and to represent the psople 10 the best
Of his ability
After some informal talk about the
bob taus Of Gettysburg. some man
struck popular chord by saying:
% "lmove that we adjourn so that ws
can catch some dinner
There was not dissenting voice.
II may be set down as certain that the
speaker will never vote for Addicks. he
cannot forget that sn Addicks fund OF
Sl,5O0 was put Ia service IN New Castle
hundred 80 beat him at the prin cries.
The issue then was Higgins or Adoicks,
and he was elected as Higgins man.
Veterans wait on the Governor.
One Of the old soldiers stated that
there were 100 veterans In the delega
tion. Only eighteen of them put In an
appearance at the State House TO pav
their respects TO Governor Marvil Thev
had Senator Handy as an escort. While
the governor was preparing to admit
them to the executive chamber they
formed two lines along the corridor aud
Immediately facing his Office door After
delay OF few minutes they were
ushered in and introduced. AS they were
leaving, Senator Handy said
Governor, theee men are not Office
seekers, but they will be perfectly willing
to accept any official crumbs which NAV
fall from the executive table
nIahaTs Not diplomat.
II Representative Wilson ever had auv
Addlcka leaningshe hiss them no longer.
Ex-Marshal Mahsfy took advantage Of
the opportunity yesterday afternoon 10
publicly Insult both Mr. Wilson and bis
SON. Samuel II. Wilson, OF Third and
shipIey streets. Wilmington.
The son is pronounced Higgins man.
and during heeted conversation ia the
hotel lobby be said that he would never
vote for hny man who came here in the
interest OF Addicks Mahbffy told him
he had better 60 over TO The Demo crats
altogether Wilson said be didn't have
to Then Maheffy brought Representa-
Tive Wilson's name into 70 IN the same
connection and matters looked ugly for
short time As winner Of votes for
Addicks the ex-marshAl do not figure
largely.
The crowd was dined at Mr.. Addicks's
expense ard after eperdlng an hour or
SO in fruitless effort TO break the dead
lock, took the evening train for home.
Sussex county delegation Of small
size pnt IN an appearance during the day
and a larger ono IS expected to day.
No Break Of the Deadlock.
There is absolutely no break of the
deadlock and no verihcaiion of the many
rumors floating irou d regarding one
IL was asserted last evening that Addicks
could only hold Morgan and Robbins for
few days longer and that Brown might
possibly 60 to Massey IA the course Of the
next few days
ltthis break should come It would
force Adoieks to throw up his hands aud
leave Massey and Higgins to fightit
cut. This would mean q spetdg ending
Of the SIGHT. for Moore, Bali aud HanbJ
are not particularly pleased with The
hand that Massey has PLAYED against
Addicka in the two lower counties aud.
while they do not like Higgins they raay
feel constrained 70 60 10 him for human
mpsnionship il for nothing else. II
sides ars praying for s break &c some
kind, and they do not seem 10 care how
soon It comes, or Ia what shape.
do not see why it would not pay
Addicks TO make some kind of deal
with the Higgins men. remarked "a lead
ing Democrat last evening "Hs certainly
must realize by this time that he cannot
possibly win ! should think ha could
very easily come to sn uuderstani ding
that would elect Higgins this time aud
Addicks four Yeas hence ia event OF
Republican victory They both see tast
they nave nothing TO expect from Mr.
Massey ct US give Mr., Massey tho
senetorsbip now -Four years hence
Addlcks viii have the same eight ou
hand end 10 will be vigorously prose-
cut At she primaries by Senator Higgins
Let Addicks help elect higgins now, aud
four years hence the Higgius men are
under obligation to help Addieks aud to
defeat Massey The Indications are that
the vote then will be broken IN among
Addicks, Massey aud Rlohsrdson. 10 lag
nothing Of the Higgins following You
eau readily sea how easy il would be for
he Addioks and Higgins mon. wcikiog
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