The Delawarean., 1901-01-30
PARTY ORGANIZATLON--WHAT
1T MEANS.

who were ready 10 abandon our or
ganization and advising our Represen
tatiVes ito vote for two Republican
United States Senators, declaring tina
THE only way in which to defeat Ad.
dicks and save our State from disgrace
Such advice was given in this towr
at Democratic meeting. Luckily
wiser counsels prevailed. A course
such as THAT, if followed, would utterly
have demoralized the Democratic party
and made it the Football of Republi-
cam factions for all time.
The Democratic members of the
Legislature wisely disregarded 1T.
They calcussed regularly and chose
their candidates and have stuck to
Them.
The Democratic organization is
dnIUact. The members cheerful and con-
fident as to the future stand shoulder
ito shoulder for their principles and
candidates, and no Democrat now has
the hardihood to advise them to
abandon their parity and elect two RE
publicans.
Addichs is beaten and Democratic
organization lis the cause of his defeat.
Two years ago the lack of Democratic
organization came near wrecking our
party, to-day encouraged, confident
aInd hopeful we look to the future. No
weakness or vacillation anywhere is
visible.
Those papers which trembled ait the
prospect, or hoped or advised the cleo
tion of Two Republicans, now declare
the danger of Addicksism past.
! The clippings of one days issue
only show as follows:
The Morning News, Saturday, Janu-
AIRY &c:
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The Woes calst each time thus far
reveal rhhat, i'm ,.he existing circum-
Stances, There can be no selection of
two Senators.
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1t is fully revealed that Mr.. ]. Ed
ward Adldicks, although he mas been
able to secure sixteen of THE twenty
mime Republican Vot5s in luhe joint AS
sembly, cam never expec, ito get any
more Republican votes. Therefora he
cannot be elected to the United SdaJ
Snate.
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Theme lis MO doubt of that In order
ito secure bhe election of the two Sem
albons MIR Addiczs will have to step
aside.
He has solidified the opposition to
him, and he cannot expect ito gain any
strength.
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We believe that Mr.. Addicks cannot
be elected
Every Evening, Saturday, January
26.
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The Democratic minority members
are consistently voting for two MEM
beers of their own party, day after day.
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Ut is idle, therefore, for Mr.. Addicks
ito expect ito be elected, and he might
ais well get out of the contest before he
is ignominiOusly kicked out. There
are honest Republicans in the Legisla-
ture-enough ito prevent his election
who will never vote for him under amy
circumstances And tiha Democratic
members will not give him the slight
est count enance or support.
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This is the situation. Addicks can
not be elected, but if he persists in
holding his followers in his support
the deadlock will continue throughout
the session, and Delaware will be with
out representation in the United States
Senate for Two years from the 4th of
March. Better this, however, than to
be represented for ia single day by Ad-
dicks
The Morning News ait last has the
courage Ito frankly tell MIR. Addicks
that he cannot be elected Senator, and
to advise him Ito get out of the way
and permit the election of two Repub-
lican Senators. This is much better
THAN advocating the election Of Ad-
dicks as it did "a few weeks apo and