Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Charles W. PGSey lIakeS a
n Frank AVOWal
DTICS or ADDICKS BAR HIN
geSt Business Concerns in CITY
line Up for Mutual Protection
Against AdFaRturer

. hen q. Tatnall Warner, president
0he Charles Warner Company.which
undoubtedly one of the largest
lping concerns on the Chris
a river, was asked this
ining for an expression Of
hion on the threat of Addicks to
up all national. State. county
city appropriations unless the
tular Republican members of the
slature would agree to assist i'm
z ling Addicks to the United States
tie, he said:
have noticed an effort on the part
fle Addicksites to hold up appro-
Etions TO the city of Wilmington,
all financial loans in the clty's in
it until the Regular Republicans
g to the election of Mr. Addicks.
lr. Addicks decides upon that
Sc, no one is responsible for that
kn but him, and if he can afford to
tue such a course the citizens of
Ellington can afford to stand It
ser than get 1T at the expense OF
Election to the Senate
cannot understand why the Re-
leans should worry about Mr..
cks. or any policy ne may choose
Vaugurate. Tie is not a Republican,
has no claim whatever upon the
II. 10 is ina no way responsible for
hhing he may do"
Fhat do you think of his propo-
IN to exchange such legislation for
4 tlatorship. the other senator to be
lesular Republisan?" Mr. Warner
n asked:
ldr my part I cannot imagine how
+ self-respecting man could accept
.nat0rship with Mr.. Addicks. as it
Id necessarily imply that he ac-
ed 1t 10y the grace Of and with the
ant Of, Mr.. Addicks, and with this
ssi0n he would necessarily be
ordinate to MIR. Addicks and be-
his vassal. Rather than elect
kAddicks to the senatorship under
= conditions. let the grass grow i'm
streets and the Christiana be filled
silt In short. no man. nor any
IA OF men. can so stulUfy them
Us as to make any deal with
Addiclls. or in any manner
gnize him as a Republican. I do
IN however. believe that mr.
- cks commands any influence in
I. .ware or at Washington that would
'tle him to defeat any legislation
q. may be deemed advisable or nee
'sty by our legislators for the well
y and advancement of Wilmington
Pie State of Delaware
Grles w. Pusey, president Of that
lEense industrial concern. the Pusay
u Jones Company, and one Of the
Republican presidential electors,
"a but a few days ago cast the cleo
vote Of the State for Mckinley
Roosevelt, is another business
q Of prominence who Uph0lds the
liflar Republican members Of the
II lature i'm their present course.
( cussing the senatorial quest on
~ a representative Of the Evening
Hlal he said.
elthink that the threats Of Mr. Ad-
nj followers. of holding up appr0-
IL ons. and in,orferingwith the prog
10 Wilmington through hamper
Al its business interests. If he is
III tlected, or failing to make a COM
EF.se, should be an absolute bar to
a moments consideration Of his
I'd claims
expressing these sentiments I
say that they also are the views
Nv brother, w. w. Pusey. and
BIAS II. Savery, of our company
yid Lindsay, Of the great Jegsup &
e Paper Company, and the im-
"A pulp works on the Christ'ana.
asked for his views said:
/ Eendorsa fully the statement made
3 9race w Cause, Of the Harlan and
fohgswCrth Company, in your paper
Yesterday.
&c are, of course. deeply interest
81 the river and harbor work. and
Ia erything relating TO the welfare
In prosperity of Wilm.ngoon. but Sc
~ be cheaper fer us all TO 10 cur
B dredging than to accept such
AZ, as the Aidicks leaders propose
tn it would be better for The river
owners TO do the work them
"a. were it necessary, than TO por-
I uch dictation But 7 dc not be-
b that our legislators. either o.
Ifssngtcn or Dover. will E-ten To anv
demands. do not believe Ad-
can control them"