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people commissioned tho Legislature to
do. IN yet undonc.
The mass Of business that has accum-
ulntcd during tho session will mako =
great rush OF business A. the end sp.
prosches, aud thus from day 10 day
there will be less time for conference
about, and the adjustment OF the dill.
cultics OF the Senatorial controversy.
| Under such circumstances we call
tho attention OF the members Of the
General Assembly, and the Republicans
OF Now Castle county generally, to tho
campaign conditions out Of which was
evolvcd the possibility OF elccting two
Republican United States Senators. To
make that possible wns the key note OF
the campaign from beginning TO end.
That Mr.. Addicks was to be one OF
these United States Senators was con.
coded, mud II was not expected by tho
Republican voters. thnt. with major.
ity OF the legislature naming him ss
their candidate, there would be any ob.
lection to his election.
II must be remembered thnt the one dc.
sire of the voters of the party was
pnrty unity, the election OF Republican
Legislature and the election OF two Re
publican Senators. From everybody and
from every direction came that cry
united party Republican legislature,
and two Senators. The Union Rcpubli-
cans made every one OF their campaign
efforts subordinate TO that one idea Of
pnrty unity, and in doing 80 were mani.
Testing the wiscst politics possible.
were doing whnt the people demanded.
The result justified their policy The
voters rallied 10 the support OF the ticket,
In the confident belief that they were
working and voting for ticket TINT
represented II united party, and that
when It's representatives met at Dover
they would SO regard themselves and act
together MS Republicans. Without
doubt. that was the sentiment OF every
Republican OF the State, saving some
who may have dssemblcd and held con.
trnry intentions. hoping to defeat the
party.
The sentiment and desire OF III, Re.
pnhlicnns ot this county have not
changed The people want the cam.
paign purposes carried out They are
no. opposing the election OF Mr. Ad.
dicks TO the Scuatc They recognize
Tint his election was endorsed at the
polls in the election Of the Republican
state ticket. that his election was en-.
dorscd hy the election OF = Republican
legislature; that il WAS endorsed and
ordered IN his nomination FOR senator
by majority OF the Republican mem.
hcrs OF the legislature, and that il has
hcrn made necessary 10y the proffcr OF
the majority Republican vote 10 any
Senatorial candidate the minority Re.
pnhlicnns may select Furthermore. III,
people who believe in Republican prin
, cipcs, who want them applied to GOV,
ernmcnt as permanent rule and not
spasmodicslly for tho benefit OF few
who would farm out offices for their own
benefit, see that this disastrous contro,
vrrsy in which minority. uo, once, hu,
porS'stcntly, ignore and outrage public
sentiment, violate all the rules VI politi.
cal procedure, are not Forwarding The
purposes " the Republican ps rty a. il
arplics 70 the we'll being OF tee people,
hut arr disgusting the mass,s ot III,
voters 10y their iusiuctrity. hy .hcir ryi
, dent political trrachcry Tbs mino,i,,
that is standing in the way " ,hs slice
, iinn ot two Senators are making i,
impossible. II they succeed FOR the Re
publican party over to appeal reasonable
AMI eNnhdcntly IL the people " this vouu.
" tor support NoihiRs else they can do
nwhipE III ,hr way 81 wise lcSislatiru
, n other directions. will counter hslanc,
q" rNil " political failure. The R,-
puelicsus et the State have set their
, heart M thu election er tvs Republican
Senators. and fa,lurc io do il, when i;
san " done, when il rush, to be dome
when every political reason. State aud
national urge that It u done. w:ll III;
on'y NS disappointment. hu, su injury
which they VIII no, forgive.
The mrmhers q tAS ASsenbly vii,
ann preventing this election es swo Ssu..
| ;9SS, II ooicr g prevent the election a,
, Mr. Addicks II the Senate. may pro,
'S"d net u Know ;ha, pu,,lje sSuyimcu,
} . as We describe il IL knowiuS il NAV
kaNfE /, A order IL Ntut ,Neiv dislike IL
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>"Sh ss tas, asNc never c>, ,eg.rn,SSi.
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'n',F,>s III ,hs prs>nual ',,i> ,Na, III,
noaNv';y srS injecting u;, pol,,i,s. III,
ays demanding ;hs; lsyxer sua ly,,,.r
a;rT>;S y sshservsNi IN No ,,~,it,u
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