Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-02
POLITICS AT CAMPAIGNING
Political Sunday Work at Cam
don'e Historic Grounds.
REPUBLICAN FACTIONS ON HAND
Senator Kenney Has Stirred Up
Hornets Nest.

Senator Kenney Has Stirred Up
Hornets Nest.
A H.portod Move On Ills Part To Throwthc
Congressional Nomination to Sussex May
start u Counter Move for u senator From
That County Regular Republicans Bit-
tpriy Opposed 10 Addichs
special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal,
Dover, July "a. While the second
Sunday CT Camden camp is'nsually the
day Of interest IN that histor 10 grove,
durine campaign years, the unusual
interest nj stake 10 the present political
battle drew to tho grounds on Sunday
last tho first Sundnyl, q epi inkling Of
tho polltico fraternity thus was sui.
hcient TO lcavon the whols congrega-
tion. Thus, while the faithful OF tho
church were warbIlng hosannas around
tho tabernacle In tho circle, the BURDEN
bearers oil tho State were knotted up In
dnoa, irioa and quartot5 In various
noolIs and corners OF tho sacred
grounds While II was noiselessly done,
there was much fenco repairing going
on,
Tho Addicksitos and Regular fac.
| tions woro both forcibly represented,
but IL was noticed and commented on
that there was no mingling or com
mingling between tho different bands,
oven when tho memEor5 thereof were
occasionally drawn beneath tho ruol
trao OF tho tabernacle itsolr In fact,
they Hooked separately and ST. distinctly
| TINT II, Hppprs poorly iol any coalition
6otwcon them on any limo In KEN
county. Tho Addicks ond OF tho gam,
wns unfold by j. Frank Allre, Johr
Sattordeld, Sheriff Wharton mud d.
Miillin Wilson Of Dover, aud Df. Con
we'll, Delaware Hollis, Jabes Jenkins
l.. l.. Sternor and James McCommon
of Camden ind Wyoming. Tho Regular
were represented by Postmaster Casson
George w. tiakor, DIR, Davis. Sseyel
N illor, Samuel Hammond, Robert Ross
Allison Slaymaker, Samuel Derry ant
others,
II didn't tako very lengthy inter
view with any OF tho Regular leaders Il
ascertain the fnot TINT they wuul,
tolerate no Addicksism In their politi
cal medicine this year, md tho gennru
opinion among them seemed to be
especially ON legislative lines, that
the placing 81 q Democratic Legislatur
10 tho state House next January woul
sweep John Edward Addici,s nut, G
Delaware politics, II would be an OK
cellent political investment for them
The outlined Addicks plan OF CON
/ promise, whereby no was TO gather !
, the governor and attorney. general, wa
, laughed NJ by tho Regulars, and scoute
! MS not being worth moments COL
/ sidoration. 1--WE understand his gam
! Thoroughly, /" said ono OF tho Regult
. Republican leaders. He'd give Ii
\ balance Of the State ticket II he coul
. secure the governor. In case OF
repelitinn Of tho deadlock Of two yea
r ago he would be fixed with q tool ,
!. his own In tho executive chair, Ne,
. tho close Of tho session he could pc
q sunally withdraw from tho fight ar
i have QUO Of his hennhmen olcoied, nj
/. rs soon az tho General Assembly y,
s ipurned this chap would resign and Ii
u Adlicks governor would appoint A
:, dicks. The schemes too thin, IL NJ,
It an we'll he accented right now that Il
Is Regular Republicans are dotermin,
% TINT John Edward Addioks shall new
\ represent this State in tho Unit
!, States Senate, II they eau aid in koe
d lug him out, "
II The feeling Is bitter and Rrowi
~ worse daily, and Kent county's sen
mpnL on this line Is but an echo Of {
u fcelins prevalent ia SUSSEX. One OF {
" besteknown Regular Republican lead,
1t in Sussex county remarked while
D Dover, Saturday, that he could cou
al 10 Republicans in Little Crock hu
Ut rcd, Sussex county, alcne who Won
rs vote the Democratic legislative ticl
~ outright, II IL were necessary 30 do
ii 10 defeat AtidicSs; and that IL
nj iCaleh r. Layton was placed On
* ticket for Congress, OF DIR, George
", Marshall for governor by the AddiC
~ men, thay would be slaughtered
y, While the disharmonious Republic
a. elements on the camr grourd were Il
HAVING trnnhles Of their Own. the wnu
be candidates % the Democratic s
o. the house were also rcStleSsly
,, evidence Congressional timbeT was
!" thick rs maple IN the grove, and spr'
y ont its foliage ahont as snNuriartly.
y Alexander N, na's, Robert II, wills
= pr, f. W. Cooper anu \, \, Bro
" we're on hand, ard the rest OF the d
were represented by proxy, IL
g" sNaehow leakei opt in the past
days that Senator kepnsy was work
hard to throw the nomination Ter G
~ SreSs into Sussey, in order 10 head
"s any roSsihlc Senatorial sSpirsnts q
that COUNTY, and this has aroused
NJ Kent's iield, N the threats
VOWS Uttered Sunday by the iriead
\ the respective kent county ean6id'
L. fo- Congress have lasting meant
iss this aseSc On kenneS's lsatt ttsaes '
NJ, i'll fer his chances 81 capturing Me-
eay legislative ueacgatica. Several az u
81 Congressional candidates have powe
.cl. sgiegssS in SUSSEX, ana some Of
ION lSttM Weali not ohscct - . coIahi
q tsoa that WSasi land SenSsorShil
sss tsNer cNsRty, As,d II cosiSlnat
- this sAss are tormcd thsre Is
aAaad ss4 sanehNiiy, The ArcunsI
a,rpSdy eeiaS used that Sussex cor
-. has not had Senator fos corYl
m SAnerAsioaS While Neat has Hesa
N rasaS,lS revreSfat~3, 10 sosSs as tho
= she preliminary q rtSHSAsy sSiFr
Ns'N ray he o. tire ocaee 81 svs-y rsSr
hisasNiL
'cSE gSsrSea VIA Assault.