The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-10
STILL IN POLITICS.

the Vote Polled by the Union
e1ublican Party-Wil be in
tie Fight i'll 1897, When a May
or will be Elccted-Says Frank
Alice will be Seated by the State
eenate-Ee Is Satisfied With
the Name and Emblem Of the
Uni-n Republican Party.
A representative Of the REPUBLICAN
called upon Mr.. J Edward Addicks at his
home near Claymont, Del, on Sunday
afternoon and found him seated in his
drawing room, engaged in conversation
with well known gentleman of our city
A warm air was waited into the large and
handsome room, from logs of wood burn
ing in lire place, giving every thing q
degree Of gcniel hospitality
The reporter said, Mr.. AddiCks, | have
called upon you to got an intevicw out
of you on Delaware politics. have writ
ten down few questions l would like to
ask you, you have no obiection2
None whatever replied Mr.. Addicks,
am at your service.
Rpp3rtcr-What do you think Of he
election:
Mr., Alphabetically counted the votes
Ci tie Union Republican party in tho
state the result would have been the OK.
tlncton of the Higgins boilers.
oport,r-Arc you still in poIiugsf
Mr.. Addicks-We are getting ready for
1893. The first battle will b. IN Whining
N at the Mayors election, which takes
place OH the third Of June next.
Rcportcr--Cun there be IN understand.
ing with the regulars to take New Castle
county and keep their hands off Of Kent
and Sussex counties!
Mr AddiCks-My position is unchanged,
We believe in no com promise with the
boilers. The Union Republican party has
shown itself TO be the only party in Della.
ware which can defeat the Democratic
party. OF course We are glad to welcome
into the ranks any of the Higgins faction
who may SEC the error OF their way, and
wish to Join us in defeating the common
enemy.
Reportcr-What can be done towards
uniting on Il candidate for Congress in
1887
Mr.. AAdicks-SUpport the candidate of
the Union Republican party, whoever he
may be.
Kcportcr-Wtll Mr.. Willis DO 4 candidate
for Congress in 1895?
Mr. Addicks-l have heard nothing from
Mr. Wills rs to his Intentions In the fu.
turc.
Reporter You be n Senatorial Cand.
ida,c in 1898 for Senator Gray's place.
Mr., AddiCkS-l undoubtedly will,
Reportcr-Du you intend to keep up the
organization of the Union Republican
party in he statcf
Mr. Auuick5-We are entirely satisfied
with the name and emblem Of the Union
ltrpublican party and propose to continue
and strengthen the organization.
Rep0rter-Whnt do you think Of tho
votes the Union Republican party pollud
| in Now Castle county?
Mr., Addicks. The vote counted for us was
perfectly natural one, and spontaneous
| robuko by the people Of the rule or ruin
| policy of the Higgins people
RcrOr viii the Republican Senate
sent J. Franl; Alice, from Kent county?
MI Add,, k'-Undoul dly he was elect.
| gi at Il viii take hi AT. lie will be
| 4Ha'uf.
hrportrr-Wnlth there be a Senator elect.
| "d t, Congress?
MIR Addick4--I feel confident Il a no
| Democratic Senator can be seated in the
| United States Senate If elected hv a Lrgis-
| lnturr constituted by such methods MS
| have prevailed during tlo I2a, week in
! this state.
! R,poricr--WHl the Republican party
have majority in the Constitutional
| Convention?
Sir Add,cks-Thc Republican party la
| n,,ltcd Il majority Of the lunmNcrs Of tEc
| rSttuliCbal Convention ana Will UU
| dl uttcd,y tuutrpl IT,
The rrEIItcr thankel Mr.. Addck3 for
| h,s C2uTt, ~ aniWtts, and D.HdjH- hW
| good day va sem seeding oH ii, W )
| Ll@c r'L,',d 5rlHu-c rag brlJnsinu t,
! u TREND.