The Delawarean., 1901-01-30
ADD|CKS SAYS, oh NO,
NOT |" AND WILL FIGHT|T OUT
The Millionaire Politician Already Plannino,
For Next State and Municipal Election.
DEMOCRATS And REGULARS FOR EARLY IDJOTRVVENT

ness after February 10. This is .ae
hrst step yet taken looking tows E
an adjournment within ithe sixty 49,
nov required by the Delaware couel5-
Vlltlon as The limit for Legislative 49,
slons. The new business resojpti.,.
was lnl5roduced by Senator sIan.,b.ser
Line Senate also, by 8 veas M , .,.'.
nNsd f'nlday, March 1, as the dav g,.
e'uJo'tilnlent of the Legislature
ule. This resolution was fnpo,bs -.s
oy 'uhe Addicks men. ssnasor 49,,
1Dem') voiced with them as aga.lns. so
eeily an adJournment ON the gno.i,..j
oildI 'tle peoples business might si,...a.
SENATOR Farlow (Ind. Dem) also liu i
u' wl'eh the Union Republicans
lhe Democrats were helped II taa,;r
movement by uhe Regular Republicans
VINO mot only want ito accomplish NJ
early defeat lof Addicks. but wa,,+ "a
80 10 Washington and partcinasa 1,
une inauguration ceremonies. and can
ilsal 80 II the Legislature is still dead
loeNed over two United States sen
aoors. The vote to adjourn sine die on
Friday March /, at 3 D. m. was nas,sod
with this result:
Yeias-Clements DemD Ir...
CDem), Harrington CDem). Knnx
Rep), McFarlin (Rep.), slauebfar
0Dem9' Wright 0Dem.), and president
pro tenn Ellison-S.
Nays-Abbott, Alice. Brasure pm
newill (Union Reps), Farlow dnd
Dem), Groves qnd. Rep), Maull
(Dem.)-7.
Not yoalng-Blakely (Union RepD
Absent-McNulty CDem.)
The Days ceedirgs.
lAe.e M.ee 45ma slight cnanz.s iu
uhe bailoang tor .wo Ualsed s1,tes
Senator'S To-day in gae ah.paesrua inaat-
ing ot lhe Join Assembly. Rspresen-
VatlYe Kitchen lef- ha DuPon. forces
and began voting for, Anthony Higgins
for the long Germ Former Senator
Higgins sole support. !. 4ess .st54s aas
been Repressa a i've d ya. Al
semblymen AIapli ana au.aainson
Democrats we're abs.nt. lae rssult
was:
Constitueiona. ,el'm- -Kanney fDsme
y; Addicks (Union Rep), 16; DUPONT
Greg RspD, I; Higg. Greg RspD. 2,
Hills (lnd. Rsp), 2; soaJl5ring Re-
pu0-itla'4- 7 Necessary 3 a ch3ias-26.
Unexpired Salisbury (Dam),
p; Addicks (Unien Rep.), 16; Rich
ards Greg. Rep), ii; scar. .ering Re-
publican, 2. Necessary to "a choice-25.
Now tina VI seems next to Impossible
to elect two United States Senators
from Delaware, and that two vacant
saats Will represent Delaware for Al
least the next two years, ahere lis re-
newed talk that Governor HUM will
be urged to appoint AddIicks and Hig-
gins-one from each faction-af5er the
close of the General Assembly fight.
By che Regulars and Democrats get
ting through thsir resolution to-day
calling for adjournment sGnis die of
Friday, March 8, it appeared that they
are anxious to end Mr.. Adiafcks
chances ON straight Legislative. vote,
and are resigned to two vacancies. The
Addicks men seem to lhave lit settled
that they will vote for the millionaire
politician until O'Clock ON the day
of adjournment or until the presiding
officers gavel falls foh the lllst time.
Then they will urge THE Governor to
send Messrs. Addicks and Higgins
down 10 Washington, where Higgins
can have all the influence of his old
friends in the Senate and lAddicks can
depend upon The lighting qualities CT
Senator Quay and others ITO help him
in. Governor Hunn, it is said, would
have NO hesitancy in appointing Ad-
dicks and Higgins, ON March 8, the day
after final adjournment, SO tlhat both
might appear at Washington on that
day
Mr.. AddiIcks was met yesterday and
asked if he would survive the cam
paign by a good friend. He laughingly
replied, Yes, hope to. I'm fact it is
not giving me the least worry. am in
it Ito finish and am not going to be
KILLED off as easily as some of the
would-be reporters would have me. Z
intend to stay in it as long as there is
breath in my body and will not be
drawn out of lit by amy pretext or plea.
1 have good friends who will remain
with me-