The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09


70 the letter sent ID Governor reflect Maryii
last week from Wilmington He sail he
did not believe 10 hKhtIng anybody with
such methods. But you can say Tor me
that / am not an Addlcks man. He ex-
fhrss Of NE gentlemen whose signatures
were attached to the document have pro-
nouuced them forgeries and had no
knowledge OF such q paper bclng In ex-
iatence, much less forwarded to Governor
Tne Governor elect has expressed him.
self that no did not wish Any further pub.
liCity In tho matter, az tho letter had ne
weight with him. The REPurhIcAN COR
respondent has made two efforts to pro-
cure the document but the Gentleman
would not care NOW" 10 have II publish.
ed, probably later on he might furnish
tho REruBnrcAS with cory OF this IA
nous or Infamous letter.
Elmer u. Bye OF the hiercantits PrinuDg
Company. aud Eugene +. Fraim we're
down on Monday looking alter the Leg.
The stauding com mittees In the House
md Senate will not be announced until
after the Govefnor's inaugural next Tues
Ferris Giles wants to decorate the rink.
In which the Inaugural ball viii be held:
The building 10 not any better than It
should be for such an occasion.
II will undoubtedly be q red letter day
In the history Of Dover. The Republicans
from every section Of Kent and Sussex
Counties as we'll as New Gaelic County Will
be out In large numbers. Sleeping room
will be at premium. Every room In the
three hotels have already been engaged.
| The boys will make the welkin ring with
their glad shouts. it is to he hoped that
| the weather will be ausplciouss that 10
| clear for tho occasion.
Tho House and SENATE have agreed to
| disagree on the matter OF enrolment
| clerk. Their will be two enrolment clerks
| ono 10 the House and one In the Senate
and the salary will bs chopped In two SO
/ says Senator John Pyle Each clerk will
receive $3.50. Our readers can see from
this little fight that the Democrats are
| going to Eoiu on to all tho patronage
they see In sight. Who can blame them!
Maybe II ls their last chance Tor ten years
| or moro.
MIR. Nicholson. attorney general had o
| bill introduced to.day asking Tor an APP
Precipitation oil sa00 to pay incidentals In
his Office. The larger part 10 used yearly
to pay travelling expenses OF the state de-
j tectlves. expert witness Tees, etc. The
appropriation was granted.
Messrs. Jolls and Moore ssid that was a
very modest sum TO spend by the district
attorney az contingent fund.
i met one of the membeis OF tho Legis.
1 iature walking up and down the corridor
during the opening OF that body with
prayer. lie said. Il don't believe politics
and religion go together, do your
'Amen.n said the scribe.
| Mr.. L. 4. Cooper appears to be the con-
sulting attorney In tho House. as The
members very frequently ask him ques.
tioDs in regard To this or TINT way OF
doing certain things. ''Zeke" very obiig.
ingiy tries to keep them In tho ngh
path.
Mr. Walker gave notice OF bill to re
quire the Clerk of the Peace to keep G
record OF all assignments OF liquor II
censes and to charge the liquor men q
for eaiu assignments.
MIR. Walkpr said the old way has been Il
make assig nments and keep no recort
OF them. and by that means you coulc
not readily lind out how many transfers
had been made la q year. OF 10 whom.
The members OF the Legislature have r,
nelved q pass over the b. 81 o. and z. W. d
b. Il. H., good only in the State OF Della
ware which expires is days after final ad
tournament OF tho Legislature.
horace b. Groves residing at No. ITO
Weet seventh street. Wilmington, is al
applicant for the position OF county supe
iniendent OF schools.
The term OF the State Detectives mos
certainly expires with tho termination o
the present inoumbents. MIR. N. D
Smlthers aided by Attorney General Mich
olson is having bill prepared to offer t,
the Leg islature to remedy the matter.
From present appearance there will b,
one l. enloorAt anu one Republican Stat
detective. That's how 1t locke to you
correspondence and think the readers o
the REPUBLICAN will lind he ts correet Il
this matter. Only one Republican Stat
deteetive Will be appointed by Governo
elect Marvi.
Sherim shaw said he was only cory tina
he could not pledge the ohly vote Ken
County had Tor MIR. hddioks.
The temperance delegation will he dow
on thursday. From man no q tree
doi't ses how they can expect much leg
issation favorable from this Lsgls .ature
The Temperance peopie can't CLAIM
that they helped the Republican part,
gain the late victory. They expect {
bring dowa big delegation. It.is r,
ported that some OF the Wilmington po
| ticians We're 80 enthusiastic Oh Monda
, night in the hotel Richardson. that one G
them broke down tue bed In which he wa
to have slept, and did spend the balanc
OF the night in, From all accounts I'll
boys enjoyed themselves Immensely nh
looked weary this morning, ON comm
down to 10 O'Clock breakfast. The niue
J talked OF and looked for caucus, OH MOI
day night failed 10 materialize. 1t is sal
that The mepbers VIII abide by the dt
ci-ion OF the caucus. Tbs Addicks me
still claim 10 votes on the first ballot.
One we'll known member OF the Legi
3 laLure In conversation with your corr
spoudent said he was getting tired
being buttonholeu and bored to death b
q | LHe SOsCall6u 1t0 thought
knew his mind, and that nobody owne
him.
Only five days mora. then our reade
will perhaps know the name OF the ne
4 u. D. Senator from Delaware.
: 1he Kent and sussex Republicans 81
d Dat New Castle cares only Tor It's citizen
Q While New Castle county Republicans 81
thai Kent and Sussex want to run Il
politics of the state.
i Quite delegation was down to.da
alaR.N V..A.
;, hoe, Dr. Howard Ogle. Adjutant-j ener
Z Jeif Hart, GILBERT Cameron, John Piliin
Charles Jester. j. Ii. Dannenberg, q
Sheriff Simmons. Austin harrington, L. I
bradford and others.
"a George Il. Pierce and John M. 9. Moor
!. tho Republican senators elected from 81
= sex county. this morning filed their a
u swers to tine contests agalDst them by q
q ward u. Hrarn and William H. steven
10 the deieuted Democratic candidates. III
y we're referred TO tie committees Oh ele
If lions. 1t ID thought that General A.
h kenney will represent Mr, Stevens and I
!, lion. George v. Massey will Ieprese
. Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Moore, IN the oonte
Both gentlemen have ilied their answer
= Mr.. Jenks, Fell and Richard w. Crool
were uOwn here looking alter their troll
bill to build an eloctrIc road from Brand
wine 5pringsto Wilmington,
Nil. Fred Pyle Offered joint resoluti
A appropriatlug $1,000 To mark the posltic
II oil the Lelaware uOops on the buttleiie
\ OF Antietnm.
Governor Reynolds presented his
4 port as trustee OF The direct tax fund
has paid out $50 995. a, leaving baian
ON hand of Slu, 1858. A joint commit
H was appointed to audit the accounts.
n A JOINT resolution was passed by DO
houses to meet at IL O'Clock tO-morrt
Il in joint session aud CANVASS The retur
4 for Governor.
On motion of Mr.. Pyle special co
n mitlee was appointed to consider ECU
III zatlon oil taxes as recommended by Gt
Lrynolds. Messrs. Pyle, Pierce a
AlrIeh were appointed that coailnitlee.
The joint committee IN charge OF I
II inauguration of Goyernor.elect Mar
Il held u meeting this afternoon. Notht
was done beyond endorsing what I
n cItlzeJls' commiltee had done already
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