Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-15
Y. M. R. c. RESOLUTES.
READS J. EDWARD ApDlcKs OUT OF
THE PARTY.

ais Friends Say That He VIII Not Go at
the Dictation OF Amy Organization
which Is Controlled By the Republican
Machine.
The Young Mems Republican Club
paid its respects TO J Edward Addlcks
at special meeting held last evening.
The attendance Was small but the anti
Aadicks feeling was large. as is evidenced
by the tenor Of the following preamble
and resolutions which were adopted:
Whereas. The selfish ambition OF John
Edward Addicks has been such as to
seriously embarrass the election OF an
United States senator from this state
and.
Whereas, Robert j. danby, Newell
Ball, Charles L Moore and John M
Robbins have been completely regard
less of their plain duty as representatives.
OF the people OF Delaware ia their deter
mined opposition 20 the will OF the
majority Of the Republican members OF
the Legislature la the election of a
Republican senator from this state
therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That the Young Mems
R publican Club hereby expresses its
condemnation Of the course pursued by
tbs sald Robert J. Handy, Newell Ball,
Charles L Moore and John Nj. Robbins
and desiars that these men have com
pletely failed Ia this particular tC
represent the people OF the state and
have proved themselves uu worthy OF the
trust reposed ia them By the Republicans
Of Delaware; and
Resolved That, the unprlncipled, cor
rupt 81 d selfish course pursued by the said
John Edward Ad ticks has marked him
as un worthy OF the recognition Of the
Republican party, or to be longer con
sidered a member OF that party"
'It does net matter what resolutions
the Young Mems Republican Club
Ldopts. said leading Addicks man this
morning. "They will have no effect
upon Mr. Addicks and his followers,
other than TO make them more deter
mined. The very men who we're back
of those resolutions vera especially
anxious to handle Addlcks money last
Fall, and rejoiced when iis use carried Sus
sex county aud came within few votes
Of carrying Kent county. Had the midland
county been carried, Edward Addicks
would to-day have been United State:
senator. Tha long and short OK it 10
/ that Mr.. Addicks will not ba read out oil
the party BY the Young Mems RsPubh
can Club or any other organization
/ controlled by this New Castle county
i Republican machine
The club could not expel Mr.. Addieks
because be resigned five or Elk weeks age
aud his resignation was accepted. IL II
understood that he explained his actor
by saying that he was tired Of th'
crowd"
Wien the club house was fitted up Mr.
Addlcks contributed $500. His friends
say that the members who voted for tn,
resolutions adopted last evening sit II
Il Addicks chairs aud walk on AddicSi
carpet everytime they enter the club.
house
Mr.. Addicks was IN town to-day Ii
consultation with q. q. Ward, hil
attorney IN the divorce proceedings in
stituted by his wife An EVENING
JOURNAL reporter conversed with hin
for a few minutes Rt the foot OF thl
stairs leading to Mr.. Wards Office.
1--WE are all good in the Two lowe
counties" he said. II am getting II
every mail the most enthusiastic letter.
from there"
What do you think Of the action .
the Young Mems Republican Club. IL
reading you out Of the party2' he wa
asked
II don't care anything about IL, hl
replied with q contemptuouH shrug o.
his shoulders 1T makes me smile
/ think they had better investigat,
the current report that 1000 votes wer,
put in the boxes used at the Republican
primary elections ten days sgo before
the people had chance TO vote
What part will you play In the com
ing approaching city election2'
Il am not Wilmingtonian and l shRl
not trouble myself about that. l am
resident of Brandywine hundred ant
have no desire to interfere in the poiiti
cal affairs of Wilmington. shall let tn
psope Of Wilmington take care Of tn
gang which is running the Young Men
Republican Club"