The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-14


manifested in the voting against adjorn.
Ment. They have defeated the election. y
DR.. George ". Marshall, chairman Of
the Union Republican County COMMITTEES
Of Kent county, stated in connection with
tho party organizations and tho effect .oi
the fight on IT.. "Thore stands to-day in
Delaware ono organized party and 1t Is the
Union Republican and 1t is the only Or
ganizod political party in tho State. 1t Is
thoroughly equipped so fight Democrats
and to contend for Republican principles.
So much be.peaks two years OF the
hardest political campaigning this State
hns seen. The Union Republican party
according to all indications will be M
organization with pothing in common
with the du Punt Republicans.
1T is interesting to think Of some Of the
lost schemes aud rumors Of schemes for
tho election Of q Senator. The announce
ment of an attempted combination Of
Democratic and boiling Republican
members on Lsvi G. Bird caused no stir
what over this morning The Democrats
promptly denied any such thought. The
boiling Republicans hoped tho plan could
be furthered Bird. however. could no
have received the united Democratic vote,
and thut ended him for the remaining
Democrats would have cleo I'd Addicks
upon the show Of the Bird Democrat COM
binalion.
SHAKESPEARE WOULD NOT EXPLAIN
Senator Shakespeare who votei for Geo.
Gray would give no,sxp PLANTATION Of his &C.
ton. Friends say ''he did 1t by mistake.
Representative Burns is reported to have
told Representative Ewing that he would
sooner lCse hi right arm then vote with
tho Union men.
LEGISLATION OF THE DAY.
There was naturally very little business
transacted in either House during the day.
The force, of the Street and Sewer De-
partmenl Loan bill arrived on the train
which left Wilmington ut midnight last
night. The situation as they found 1t was
such us to discourage them utterly.
The Wilmington Election bill was said
to have been held up in Wilmington on
Saturday having been in possession OF
Representa- i've Kitchen who missed the
train and that, aowing to the senatorial
fight the bill would not be up in the
House.
1t was not certain whether the Whining
ton City Charter bill would be introduced
John L. Dickey returned here before day
light yesterday.
A delegation of Wilmngi onlans came
hero for tho purpose of urging tho Cover
ncr to veto the bill reducing Wilmington
waite. rates.
The Senate mot at IL o'clock and the
House at ll.30.
Representative Donahoe moved that tho
readn;, of tho Hous, Journal be dispensed
with.
Representative Robertson objected.
Representative Donahoe--'I haven't
anything hidden up my sleeve.
Representative Robertson called for n
yea and nay vote.
Tic clerk started to call the roll. Rcp-
rcscntativc Buell. voted Mo-
"Vote Yes" shouted Representative
Donahoe.
Tho vote resulted: Yea, 20; nay, TO-;
Attorney Hayes Rad the journal, lin
ishiag at II 80 o'clock.
1t was suspected that it was desired 10
dispense with reading the journal to give
timo for introducing The Wilmington
Ci,y Charter bill.
Tho Democrats and Union Republicans
voted in the affirmative on The motion to
with tho reading OF the journal.
The House passed the House bill max
ing nh additional appropriation for Del
aware Colieyer
Tho Senate mot shortly after II O. clock
all tho members bsing present.
Tho Senate passed, and the House con-
Cured In tho bill paying claims amount
Ing to slO,0o .,
i,y the vote Of 0 to tho Smyrna char
ter amendment vote was reconsiurrod anu
the bill recommitted.
Tho Senate concurred in tho Houss bill
increasing to 5000 tho compensation ior
the printing Of tho j'ur-
nais. ---.
The Senate passed the ITouso bill author
izins the state treasurer to invest s"''ooo'
coming from tho reduction of capital STOCK
of the Farmers Bank. for the benefit of
tho school fund.
The Senate passed the bill making mp
propriations for judicial reports and re-
ports of tho State Board Of Education
The Senate roconsidered and rccommit-
ted Wvst White Creek Clay Bri !ge blll.
Tho Senate passed tho House bill pro-
yidng sewerage system for the town OF
Laurel.
1 President Salmon appointed Mcssrs
Fariow and Shakespeare tho Senat' mem
bors of tn, Legislative committee Speaker
Clak appointed MeSsrs Burns Robertson
and Rose niombcrs of the House Commits
tee.
The Senate voted down the motion 70
reconsider tho vote by which tho Now
Castle Office Of deposit bill was killed.
The House bill authorizing masis-
tra,s fer Hartley WAS passed by tho Senate;
also the hartley Notary Public bill.
Tho Senate theu went over to the House.
Comment was made by the superstitious
after tho sessions that it took 1l3 ballots
the last ono cast on the 18th Of tho month
to defeat Mr.. .Addicks.