The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-04
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Mr.. Roses bill providing that state print
ing DO done by contract and specifying
that 1t shall contain the label Of the Ma
tional Typographical Union, Mr.. Roses
act providing for the protection Of labels,
and seals Of labor organizations, societies.
etc; Senate bill relating to Sheriff's bond;
Senate bill authorizing tho Governor to up
point three notaryss public for the Sussex
Land, Title, and Trust Company.
READ A SECOND TINE.
Tho following bills were read . second
time and referred: Senate bill relating 10
taxation aud costs In writs Of prohibition
and mandamus; Senate bill providing for
special sessions Of the Superior Court In
cases of prohibition and mandamus;
House bill establishing u general law for
the renewal Of corporate charters House
bill providing for the payment Of certain
expenses incurred by the Superior and
Chancery Courts; Mr.. Frizzelps act pro-
viding for the payment Of wages by cor
porations at lssst once in two weeks.
Mr. McNulty's act providing tor the
publication Of the annual report Of the fac
tory inspector Of Wilmington, was passed
and sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Senate. joint resolution requesting cong
ress to urge the completion Of the Assawo-
man Canal and make Lewes port Of ell
try, was called up for first reading by Rep
resentative Hazard and on his subsequent
motion tho resolution was unanimously
concurred in.
Mr. Shallcross' act fixing punishment
Of $50 upon those merchants who mix yell
low tIefoll saed with red clovor seed for tie
purpose of deception, was called up for third
reading. and was passed without dissent.
ing vote.
Chairman Robertson Of the COMMITTEES
on judiciary this morning reported back to
the House without recon- neuda5tons the
eliminating from tho State Constitution
the 81 registration Tee.
ADAMS Law WILL DIE.
Mr.. Roses asts repeating the Adams
Tax Law were also reported .favorabiy by
COMMITTEES.
The House this afternoon, after brief
discussion, passed the act providing for
deputy coroner in New Castle county the
vote being 30 to 9.
After the bill had been read Represent
tive Donahoe moved that further consider
alton be postponed a1d the motion was
lost. Mr.. Donahoe said no more bills TO
provide places for cripple politicians arc
going through the House without hcing
ventilated. He contSnd,d that Ghsrs is no
limit to the expense account that the depu
ty coroner could hand in and he heard it
remarked that the deputy could make
more out Of his Office than the coroner He
held that there was mora in the bill than
mere sentiment.
MIR. Robertson contendcl that there is
a limit 10 the expenses which are speci-
fled as IS per case in the amendment. He
also held there is as much need of depu.
ty corner IN New Castle county ns there is
need OF deputy sheriff. He held that the
compensation should be mors than That
provided for in the amendment He urged
all 10 to vote for Inc bill
All tho Democrats voted against the
bill.
Mr. King this morning gave notice of
an act to amend Chapter 0 Of the revised
code OF this state, repe.ling this provision
of the law requiring bond to BIO given
when marriage license is secured. Mr..
King Ia the gentleman who was command-
cd to marry witnin u month, and the notice
coming fro him created come laughter.
It was said that Mr. King had received an
offer OF marriage and was making the way
Of obtaining license easy but hs denies
that any offer h IS Lssn received.
Mr., ROSES APPEAL.
The Republican members Of both
Houses this morning found thu following
selt-explanato:E lo!Ter On their respective
desks:
Wilmington, Del, Fob. l, 1890.
'.Why not elect to thu u. ), Senate some
representative Republican aud citizen OF
our Stats and Country, thus serving the
best man Of the Republican party of Del
aware. The best lnal thav can b. elected
l., the be man To % vJL0I forth. Rs
publican tEat ID tho loast Objectionable
to both factions ii oar beloved putiy. BAL
aware has plenty OF good Il ipubiicuns
who Would do honor TO Uhei: Stu,s aud
Party at Washington. uud would ssvyy
tn, best interests of all fellow pnrlisuns
ihr Jugaout our beloved 5 ate.
Very Sincerity and Truly your,
HOWARD u ROss
P. 5. Please do not construe this rs d It'd
for patronage in the above conusc lou. IL
Is not intended as such, but merely in the
Interests Of harmony through an honest
appeal. to your good judgment to bring
about the election of II Republican to thu
u S. Senate. Mr.. Ross will be cArti-
date for Mayor Of Wilmington at the COM
IN d; municipal election subject to the de-
cision OF all Republicans"
Accompanying the lotter was u card
from Mla, Eleanor Ammo Todd on which |
WAS written: The mothers, wives aud |
sweethe arts ot tho voters Of Wilmington |
favor local option
Enund His RrOth her