Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-02

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Addicks lines intact. but the votes OF
the Regulars scattered most promiscu-
ously.
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was taken, the clock having been
turned forward ID minutes. The re-
suit was:
TWENTIETH BALLOT.
For George Gray, Dem. -Senators
Farlow, Hart, Maui, Meredith,
Slaughter and Speaker Salmon, and
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TwENTY.FiRsr BALLOT,
assembly separate.
Senator Knox moved to amend by
taking another ballot.
The amendment was adopted and the
2lst ballot was taken, as follows:
George Gray-14.
J. Edward Addicks-l5.
Henry A. du Pont-7. Representa-
tives Burns, Kitchen and Robertson
returned to him.
w. G. Spruance-l.
Dr. Joseph Fl. Chandler.
Anthony Higgins, Speaker Clark
and Representative Hazard.
l.. Irving Handy.
Total vote, As; necessary to choice,
90.
No election.
Then, at ~. 20 O'Clock, actual time,
the Joint assembly, on motion Of Sena-
tor Lewis, separated until Monday.
The Topping of the Regulars, it is
said was an attempt to break the Al
dicks line.
If SO, IL failed.
The Addicks henchmen worked hard
all morning on Senator Blakely and
Representative Frizzell, but were un-
able to secure their votes.
Dover, Jan. 30. The balloting on
Saturday for United States Senator
was like opening and closing door.
When the door was opened, Regular
Republicans ran out. Their object, il
is said, was to induce Union Republi-
cans to break away from j. Edward
Addicks, but the scheme failed. After
the onslaught, Mr.. Addicks' ranks
were in the same condition as they
were at the commencement of the
senatorial battle. During the morning,
the Regulars had been told to vote for
Hon. Anthony Higgins, but only two
Representative Robertson and Speaker
Clark-obeyed. The rushing out was
started by Representative Burns, who
was followed by Representatives Haz-
card and Kitchen, all of whom went
to DIR. Hiram r. Button. Next, Rep
resentative Robertson and Speaker
Clark came out, going 10 Mr.. Higgins.
This left Col. du Pont four votes. One
of his supporters-Representative Den
nisons was absent. While the door was
Kitchen -deserted DR.. Burton, and
Representative Robertson deserted Mr..
Higgins, all going back to Col. du
Point and Representative Hazard de-
serted DIR. Burton, going to Mr.. Zig
gins, with whom Speaker Clark re-
manned. DIR, Burton was Withdrawn
from the contest as quickly as he was
entered, hut Mr.. Higgins was continued
in it with two votes.
During the week just ended. Col.
du Pont lost four votes, Hon. George
Gray and Mr.. Addicks retained their
full quota, Hon. L. irving Handy gained
three votes, DIR. Joseph II. Chandler,
Judge Spruance. John III. RodneyA Mr..
Higgins and DIR. Burton were pitt in
the contest, and Francis G. du Pont,