Evening journal., 1901-01-01
REGULAR REP1 1DLICANS DECIDE
THEY SHOULD ORGANIZE SENATE
And ADDICKSITES Thu HOUSE
Committee Informed AddickS Conference Committee Of the
Action and Union Republican Conference
Followed to Consider Proposition

Burris. Lewis B. Morrow L. q. shur-
ter. Robert Adair Dr. H. H. Ball. John
c. Gray, George d. Spicer. Former
/ Judge David T. Marvel. j. =. Donahoe
Harvey P Nandegrft
From Kent ana Sussex counties
were: DR.. Burton Roman Tammany.
/ E. S. Burton. Edgar n. Hastings.
Joseph Sliffe, Ernest r. Black ston.
Charles r. Hastings, W. J.. Sirman. II.
F. Cottingham, Eli Pepper. r. j..
Msars, l1. d. Hearns, William Gum. +.
/ l. Burton. G. ID. Harrington. Charles
Wright, l. n. FOoks, r. j. Cannon,
Frank NJ Jones, A. r. Polk, w. r.
Blockston, S. L. shaw, Harry Pretty
man., w. Lindsay NcFarlane. j. II.
Hunter, S. J. Speal, Joseph Dillon. r. S.
| Hill w. IT, Horn, A. G. Knight l. J..
Long. John w. Causey, G. c. Clifton.
Samuel Fisher. Z. j. Morris, Governor
HUM. ID. r. Hollis. George b. Hyn-
son., DR.. George w. Marshall, r. Reese
Layton. ]. c. Wilson, Thomas Curry
w. r. Truxton, o. w Marvel, II. K.
Burton. George e. Smith. joseph L.
Cahall, r. Il. Spicer. John Hearne Rob
ert Arnen, Frederick Walls, Robert
Short, C. A. Prettyman, W. G. Fowler
DEMOCRATS GET TO WORK.
The Democrats got to work early in
the Afternoon. Seven OF the eight sen
ators met in Senator Slaughter's OF.
ice The eighth man, Senator Farlow
who went over TO Addicks two years
ago. was not present He said he went
to sleep and awoke too late to attend
but the truth of the matter Is that thu
| Democratic senators did no. invite hin
as they class him with the Addicks-
ties.
Senator Hart presided. and Senator
/ McNulty was secretary. This slate wal
nominated: President pro TEN, StepheI
Slaughter, OF Kent; clerk. W. II. COul
hourn. Of Sussex; reading clerk. vii
liam L. Go3dng, Of Kent; chaplain
joseph Brown Turner, of Kent: ser
geant-at-arms. Cove S. Nilb1urno. e
| Kent; page. Homer Anderson. o
D Kent, members of the Steering Com
msttee. Stephen Slaughter Frank J
McNulty, Franklin c Maull
The fifteen Democratic representa-
tives met in the county court room
James Il. Shallcross presided. will
John l.. Scctten as secretary. The fol
lowing slate was agreed to. Speaker
Chauncey p. Holcomb, of New Castle
clerk. Andrew j. Lynch Of Sussex
19ad ng clerk. w. Lindsey McFarlane
Of Kent; chaplain, the Rev N. O. Glib
son, of Kent; sergeant-at-arms. Josepl
4 w. Hastings, Of Sussex; page, Bake
4 Taylor of Kent; members of the Steer
ing Committee. Messrs Monaghan
Shallcross. HaIdesty and Warren
1t was the sense of the participant
/ in both these conferences that thl
Democrats should swing in and assis
the Regular Republicans to organic
both houses, and with that end in view
the Steering Committee was ap
pointed
Several Of the members Of thi
Steering Committee visited the Hote
Richardson at night, but could do NJ
effective work.
! FARLOW OUTLINES HIS COURSE
Senator Farlow was asked what h
i proposed to pursue this session. n
: said he proposed to vote with tn
2 Democrats on all party questions, bu
that he should try to please the peo
pie who elected him and not his col
, leagues in the Senate and House. o,
the senatorship he intended to pun
sue an Independent course. Every
body gives his vote to Addicks.
ADDICKs ON THE STAIRWAY.
Addicks came down on the later al
/, ternoon train. He was accompanie
By Charles r.. Kittinger. Senator AL
lee met him at the station The
walked together down IOockerma
street. Addicks carrying his own suit
case. After visiting Senator Alice
place Of business, they went out Brad
Z ford street to the Alice home, wher
2 Addicks took dinner.
= 10 the evening the gasman went {
the Hotel Richardson and sat ON tn
s main stairway with his followers a
Z his feet.
'lThey can't beat me ia the fight fo
, the United States Senate he said an
2 further than that he declined to dis
q cuss the situation.
D Long before the Regular Republica
- conference had adjourned he return
ed tip the Alice home and went to beG
r. THE ADDICKS CONFERENCE.
About O'Clock, one by one. the Ad
I dicksites sauntered into the readin
. room Of the Richardson House. whe
/ the first conference Of the evening wa
l Htlu. "A Ntutllti WIS clULJAtu AT Ut
, door land no one was emitted but tn
! members, j. Edward Addicks an
= Charlts H. Kittinger. Representativ
Baynard entered the room, but remain
ed only few moments. Represents
p tive Ipayett said he supposed that
was q meeting of an the Republican.
e He calhe out when be discovered differ
, ent.. j. Frank Alice presided and al
= ter suggestions had been made by sex
r eral on the members a committee (
three, consisting Of Senators Alice an
y PenneWill and Representative Ewin,
. was apbcintedtO confer with the Reer
. lars Htwing took to his bed and lsI
, the twol senators to dCsthe confcrring
Senatkr b. A. Grovk was not pres
. ent during the conieiE lee. but an ei
4 fort waA made to havt him ana sem
y CT the Regusars paTfip1te Thcs
!. who tcok part in the fktfo-ence were
Senatorsl Abbott Brasitk B'ake'y Al
! lee, Penhewill and ifpreseatatlve
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