The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-06
SLIM OUTLOOK FOR ADDICKS.
tITHOt On mr. WADE ANS, HES
SHORT or t.JDRTTl.
Tie SAYS That lie Gan Get Enough OF The
Regular Republicans TO Elect Hin
and That the Fight l. O,rr-This Il
nlihcI, courts to Review the Vote

|
| DOVER. Del. Nov The Legislature
| j. again deadloCked unless Addicks can get
| six Of nine Assembvmen elected from New
Ca-tl. county Ia Regular Republicans TO 20
| into caucus under an sgreem"n' that each
| side shall choose a Senator He declare,
! that he can do this and SAYS that the strif.
il over All the Union Republicans will vote
| soiidly for Addick- first las and all the
| time
| The gas man comes uut Of the Kent and
! Nu>-eN contests with more AsSernblym-n
then ever. pulling eight and possibly nine
| ont of the fire III hent and ten ont of the
| possible fifteen IN SUSSEX. Ne has. how
| ever, only three oul Of wentv-lw We in New
| Castle county who are solid for him and one
| Of the Senators. Of New Castle county,
| nine Regulars, known a. plain Republicans,
| TIA" anti Addlchs people claim that five,
| Sparks, Stirling Edison Bancroft and Finn
, viii never vote Tor the gas man, but would
Z rather vote iOr "a COMPROMISE of one anti
Aidlck- Republican senator and one Dem
/ u,ratIc
Should Addick- be able 10 secure the vi her
/ four elected a. Regulars, he will ,tiil bc TWO
short of ia" coveted ,w-nty--evan, unless
the returning torr.S count ia two in HE
contests tomorrow, which j. AN improb-
ability VITA Tia" contests undecided by
III" courts. therefore. il would seem that
, Addirh- i two vote, short in addition 10
two that he cannot gel
The Republicans have control of both
houses A~~ociat" Judge James Prnne-
viii of Kent county who sits a. II member
of the court receiving tn. election returns
OF Kent county, said TODAY hat in case of
d tie vote between candidates for the Legs
lature. a. j. shown on the face of he returns
from III" Ninth representative district of
kent, here Sapp, Dem and Powell, Rep
are tied there would have To be "A special
election called by the Governor. the dis
| !rict beng without representative III The
Legislature. The tnion Republicans.
however, have prepared To fight contest
| In the courts The Republicans claim that
| the ballot boxes show hN" more votes for
| Powell than were counted The Judges
| sitting in Kent County Court have decided
not 10 open the ballot boAe, unless fraud
| j. shown
WILMrNGroN, Del, Nov j Incomplete
returns from IN. State show that Henry
A Houston, Dem, for Congress was
, elected by about 500 plurality Ball. The
| regular Republican candidate for reelec-
| ton, stool third, and Byrne, the Addicks
! candidate, came second. State Treasurer
Burri- and State Au'itor Norman, both
| Republicans, were reelected 10y about 200
ma lori,y, the normal Republican majority
| In all three counties he Republicans elected
| county tickets.
TIE g"Lrral interest was in Respect 10
! the General Assembly Al the present out
look the Republicans will have majority
of five ON Joint ballot The Senate il cX-
pected to stand 20 Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. and the House Is Republicans and
10 Democrats, with one dStriC, to besettl.d
| IA the vote was a tie There NAV he con.
tests.
II IL expected that enough Republicans.
who were elected a. anti-AddCks men
will stand against the election of tie per,ist-
rnt candidate FOR United States Senator
The result j. 50 close however. that an alb
senioe or two might bring about an election
In two districts IN Sussex county whore
he Dem 'Crats and regular Republicans
were ur'cd on legislative candidates, tley
were defeated by Addicks mon This civ,
he most important district in the State.
elected a Regular Republic an to tie Senate.
by the aid OF Democratic votes