The Delawarean., 1901-01-30

1, aC 8 o'clock p. M, and Demo-
Gratis and Regulars will Pro.
baby Carry it Through
the House, no Change
in the Deadlock.
The third week of balloing for two
Unlisted States tSenal ors has begun and
5he only change from the monoaonus
hmn-drum of a stubborn deadlock is
that ONE Representative who has been
Voting for Levi G. Bird, THE criminal
Lawyer of Wilmington, changed his
Vote 40 HENRY B. Thompson, the Re
pdDAcan Scale committeeman VINO Is
oAle OF CioIonel DUPONT s PERSONAL adj
Ylssls- III is NOW confidently bellsyed
Ie-t-ds lile Regular Republicans i1Duelnld to
90 ON No0llg for DuFon. and 1ticnalnd.s
ll4l'4i the very Das. oi une session and
l0hsA 80 uo iJhe Unlon Republicans wD.l
Jle paoposiy1lon thal, aus DuPonl5 ana
RlcM4lds are i.lheir choice and AddiIcl.s
llhe Unlon's choice, shau u.lun s4ales
drop all their candidates. and take IN
Alsiw on,s. K seems certain, then. IL
AddIIcks men turn down Uhis prop1
s'lllon, uhal- the Regulars will deal with
Inc Detmocraus, now THAI all the Demo-
cIfats are ON record nevlr to turn
around and support Addicks.
Il 1zilfliino Ehap,f5s,Y45!F;,,
now advocating their Representatives
in the Legislature 10 deal with 1ae
aniti-Addlcks people, and endIsayor to
bring about The election of ONE Regular
and ONE Democrat in order to finally
| def5a- Addicks in this S.aue.
The uhrse Democratic leaders who
We're voted for in the Democratic
cailctls gave inlervlews OH Monday
ahoernIoon repudIa5ing AddlcAs ana
declaring most vigorously thal under
mo circumstances would ..aay accept
q SeHJ oIshlp in company wila him.
They are United S6aues S S.aala1r Rich
ard R. KsnnIey, S-a5e Chairman Will
lard Salisbury and Former Ata1alay-
General john Blggs.
The Senatorial situation in Delaware
was tae cause of a STRONG join. reIso-
lution introduced in the Delaware. GEN
sral Assembly yes lsrslay Dy Represel-
lt4tiye Baynard (Rep., Wilmington
urging Del-ware's Representatives in
the mails Of Congress 10 pass an
anrsndatory az, authorizing iuha else
lion Of United S5a es Senators d.raasly
by The people.
squab5lsi as all the members we're gk-
Inc Bayaald resolution caused a big
en- by surprise. W'nan tine ro4l-call
was hnally ordered Mr.. Baynald
Thought IJhe maoser was going ag.a.4.i-l
n.m and ne and Mr.. IShalicross (Dam.
aSKed '.he Speaker 10 W.unhoId Jae
announcement of the voe unbiI to-
morrow morning, SO uhal the member
ig,nlt nave more time FOR considering
the naoter. lie declared Una, many
States mad already declared themselves
in favor of the maJter The Speaker,
however, diecidsd dhalL the vote mus
be announced after MIR. Flinn had
asked, Have we not vet finished tel
ling the UnItsd Sua5es Senate what 10
do?''
The vote stood 19 mays and II yeas.
The Baynard resolution read as fol
lows:
Whereas, Several sovereign S.atsls
of the Union, Including The Stale of
Delaware, are now without their rspre-
sentation in lhe Senate Of the United
States, owing TO the failure Of the
State Legislature to elect; and
Whereas, The commercial and
industrial interests of the State of
Delaware require that this State shall
be represented at Washington by two
United States Senators; Fherefore be it
Resolved, BY the Senate and House
of Representative of the State of Della
WARE, now in session, hereby urge and
request the Congress of the UNITED
States Ito enact legislation ait its pres
emit session providing for the election
of two United States Senators by popu-
Lar vote in the several States of the
Union.
Resolved that copies of this resolu-
tion be sent to the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States.
THE Senate yesterday decided by
resolution not ito receive amy new brsi-