Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-19

Hurns, Dennisop, Ewing, F.rizzeli,
Hazzard, Kitchen, Lattonus, Robert
|@on and Speaker Theodore +. Clark 0.
n For George Gray Messrs. Getting
lam, Donahoe, Dennison, King, Me-
Hulty, Rose, Shallcross and Wagamon
VS.. .tr
For L. Irving Handy--Messrs. j. D.
Clark and Taylor.
Il For John q. Gray--Messrs. Jester
IND O'Day.-2.
4 Absent Messrs Conoway, Pilling
Ind West--3.
Suppressed excitement greeted the
announcement Of the vote, but the
Bouse Immediately proceeded to the
consideration Of other business.
THE VOTE IN THE SENATE.
N In the Senate the vote was started
Exactly at noon, and resulted as fol-
'pws si
u For George Gray-4S Senators Farlow,
hart, Maull, Meredith, Moore, Slaugh-
tber and Speaker Salmon.
W For j, Edward Addicks- Senators
"a bbott, Alice, Brazure and Pennewill
A.
" For Col. Henry A.. du Pont-Senator
knox--l, ssf
For L. Irving Handy-Senator Lewis
II.
For John G. Gray Senator Pyle--1.
n For William s. Hilles--S Senators
Blakely and McFarlin--
q Absent Senator Shakespeare.
"a GRAY EVEN WITH AppIoKs. @
81 Tho total vote was:
u For George Gray-715. .,a
IA For j. Edward Addicks--15. a
IN For Col, Henry A. du Pont-10.
"a For Z. Irving Handy-3. "
Al For John q. 'Grayr-3.
For William s. Hilles-2.
\ Absent. e
Dover, Jan. IS. Grave insinuations
Ire made here--inade in whispers, be-
<hiise those who make them do not
Want To become involved In libel suits.
he insinuations have reference to
Democrats, and in some instances the
nmes of very prominent Democrats
be whispered. As yet, Every Even
l|Dg's correspondent cannot say whether
S<Ae insinuations are based on facts
L 2nInocrnts, as we'll as Republicans, are
Whispering the insinuations, and mem
f |ers Of both political parties, men
Whose Judgment the correspondent
Noes not question, and who are 10 q
ppsitien to know everything of Inn
eDcrtance that transpires at the capital,
&tell him they believe the insinuations
IXre true. Others, men who seem to
Lave equal vantage, tell him they dis
E1redit the insinuaitons. Time will tell
( Low much basis of fact these inslnus-
ons possess.
VETOED By THE GOVERNOR.
ID T.. L a. b.
4 he Senate joint resolution in relation
the employment of counsel, Gov.
unnell said
1.-The Joint resolution which has
Deem adopted by both houses Of the
General Assembly, entitled Senate
mini resolution in relation to the en-
y hint resolution No. 7, has been care
f &5fp it to the Senate with the follow.
Y * objections: pa s
This resolution provides for the
bployment of three counsel for the
hneral Assembly, to prepare suct
|Ws as NAV be necessary to meet ths
quirements of the new Constitution,
bd also to prepare such other laws al
he General Assembly may request.
be compensation OF such counsel Ii
be fixed by the committees OF
aims.
V''At the adjourned session of thu
bneral Assembly, in 1898, 1t wa:
ought necessary to have com
ission to prepare tho bills mad,
bcossary by tho new Constitution, ant
bch commission was employed ant
M berally paid for such work. The en-
pyment Of 80 many counsel then, ant
d unusual expenditure of money IL
eir compensation, was considered th,
cessity Of an extraordinary condition
III II cannot be used as a precedent TO
- present action. While / have n,
|sire to interfere with the rights O
k|k General Assembly to provide it
ulkmbers with all necessary inforna
TIM and advice concerning the meas
lref which may require their at
fahtion, yet must decline to give nj,
sent TO any action that will lead I,
unnecessary expenditure OF til
pneys of the State
am unable to see any good reaso
\ the employment of such a humble
counsel at this time, and feel il m
ty TO withhold from this resolution
approval, and ] herewith return
the House where il originated. =
instead Of attempting to override th
Fernor's veto, each house will prob
Iy elect an attorney.
PEnpLERs' LieENsEs. .
|Ssnator Abbott will introduce an &C
relation to peddiers' licenses With
b city Of Wilmington. Its provision
b; &
Every person who shall, from hi
rson, OF from any pack. basket 9
Der receptacle, carried BY him.
Pm any vehicle propelled by hin
or offer for sale, within the limit
the city Of Wilmington, any kind 4
rsenal property shall be d foot pee
pr within the meaning Of this aci
ery person who shall, within th
bits Of said city, from any vehicl
hwn by one or more horses On oths
imal Except hawkers and peddlei
fruit, vegetables and farm products
Enufaoturers selling anything pre-
ced by them in this State, .persor
ling grain, provisions, prevender I
it grown prepared or raised upo
hd owned or occupied by them an
fsons selling fish and oysters), sell ,
Ter for sale any sort of person.
bperty shall be peddler within Il
aning of this act.
Any person desiring to engage in I'll