The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

Down, january 6,--The Delaware Leg
ieleture meets again this afternoon. The
wire pulling will commence by the poll.
|, tieans In earnest. This has been one Of
the bitterest fought campaigns for slx
years. Some very ungentlemanly and
CRUEL thlngs have been circulated. which
their authors. who put them In circulation
knew to be lies, and they have begun to
they will lose caste with their friends Ia
consequence thereof. Better stick to the
truth and not say because one OF
your frlende differ with you. that he Ia q
grand rascal aud has bsen purchased.
Those who always think this about others
generally have been or can be purchased
eheaply. Mr.. ). Edward Addicks aud
Senator Robert Handy left for Dover on
the 11.0S train.
Mr.. Addlcks and Senator Handy pro-
nOunces tho statement published In the
journal and Fhiladelphia Press, that he
and Mr. Addlcks undertook TO organize
the Senate at Dover as IN nntruth. That
he never said he could purchase one OF
the Democratic Senators thereby controll.
Ing the Senate. senator Handy also re.
quested your correspondent to say that
tho whole article was a lie and the man
who circulated or dictated II to the
journal knew 1t when he gave 1t for pub
ilcation. What could Mr.. Addlcks gain
BY organizing the. Senate? Surely moth.
Ing. IL would not holp his Senatorial
boom and that is what he is working SO
hard and perslstently for.
Mr.. AddtcKs spent Friday night at the
home OF Representative George N. Town
send. OF Baltimore hundred, at Frank
ford. Mr.. Addicks met with quite q
large crowd of Sussex gentlemen, who
called to do honor 10 Mr. Addtcks lie
was well received and held quite recep-
tion.
Senator Jchn Pyle also told you- COR
respondent that no effors had been made
[ to purchase his or any other Democrat
Senator'S vote that he had any knowledge
L OF. and he did not pelleve word OF what
OF the organization Of the Senate. He
pronounced II q fairy tale from the news
bureau, Who have kept the out. Of town
papers so well supplied at so much a c.
umn. Ii Is sent with an eye fot revenue
only by the CORRESPONDENTS.
There's no danger OF the Richardson.
house bar having u big run on IL.
Tie deal 10 etlli oil forthe purchase OF tho
Richardson house eald Mr.. Edward X.
Cochran, Sr.
voiVing on Tuesday aud 1t Is huped that
enough business had beel put In shape
70 keep them revolving for three or four
days Ia succession.
The temperance men are coming down
iniforoe but they will be grevously dis.
Ilappolnted in getting much legislation
ifrom this body. They arc simply not In
III In tbis year of 1896
| The leg glslation from Wilmington will
receive a greard deaf OF careful attention
land consideration and 1t Is 10 hoped that
some good may come out OF the lills offer.
3D.
y Asdiyision OF the ahcisn. Order Of III.
bsfniaAs WAS recently formed here. It-is
composed Of men between the nges of Is
and 40. and all the members are OF irish
birth or descent. Several new members
have been admitted since 1t was formed
and number Of others have been pro.
| posed. 1t ID the only division south Of
Now Castle. A large delegation Is expect
| ed from Wilmington with State Delegate
| Owen j. Hession to visit tho new lodge In
tho near future.
| - Senator Hezekiah Harrington, who was
| 10 this city on Friday last, met with
| serious mishap on Saturday. He was
standing on a log watching fox hunt
| when he slipped and fell. breaking mis-
shoulder and receiving Internal injuries.
| The Senator will be unable to appear In
| tile Senate this week. and the Democrats
| are owfully worried over tho sad affair, ae
| the vote on the iloor now will stand to 8.
! They are still further worried about any.
thing fatal happening, for should any
| such sad occurrence take place then Gov.
MorYil will appoint Republican to sue
| ceed HIN aud the Senate will be Republl-
| can. w. S. Y.