Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-11-06
Senate by 10 TO 7 and House by i6 TO
16, With One District Undecided,
by Reason Of a Tie Vote.
BUT ADDlGKS is NOT SURE
OF ELECTION TO THE SENATE
Eight Republican Members Will
Not Vote for Him.
NAMES OF THOSE WHO WERE ELECT Ed

members, the Senate stands Demo-
orats and 10 Republicans. The House
stands l6 Democrats and is Republi-
cans, with one district in Kent county
undecided by reason of tie vote be-
tween the Democratic and Union Re-
publican candidates. On joint ballot
there will be % Democrats and 2S Re-
publicans, with this one district un-
decided.
OF the Republican members, it is
believed that at least Z, and probably
to vote for j. Edward Addicks for
United States Senator. This promises
to make deadlock in the next Legis-
lature over the election of Senators.
/, The membership of the Legislature
elected Tuesday is as follows:
STATE SENATE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
First district-George w. Sparks,
Regular Republican.
Second Francis j. McNulty, Demo-
crat.
Third Thomas ]. Stirling, Republi
can.
Fourth Benjamin A.. Groves, Re-
publican.
Fifth-Artemas Smith, Democrat.
Sixth Harry G. Ellison, Republican.
Seventh-John A. Latta, Democrat.
kent COUNTY.
First district-Thomas G. Moore, Re-
publican.
Second-James II. Clements, Demo-
brat.
Third-J. Frank Alice, Republican,
Fourth George d. Harrington, Demo-
rrat.
Fifth-Alban B. Conner, Republican.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
First district Simeon S. Pennewill,
Republican.
Second-Isaiah ]. Brasure. Republi-
Dan.
Thitd-David o. Moore, Republican.
Fourth Charles Wright, Democrat.
-Fifth-George T.. Magee, Republican.
Total Democrats, z; Republicans, 10.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
First district-H. e. Buckmaster,
Democrat.
Second-James p. Jones, Republican.
Third-John Bancroft, Republican.
Fourth = Thomas NJ. Monaghan,
Democrat.
Fifth-William NJ. Connolly, Demo-
crat.
Sixth--Abraham L. Tyre. Republi-
can.
Seventh-William X. Finn, Repub-
lican.
Eighth-William M. Eastburn, Re-
publican.
Ninth-John W. Morrison, Democrat.
Tenth-Chancey P. Holcomb, Demo
crat.
Eleventh-David G. Rose, Democrat.
Twelfth-William A. Price, Republi.
oan.
Thirteenth-James 7. Shallcross,
Democrat.
ourteenth-Edward Hart, Democrat
Fiiteenth7 Samuel G. Derrickson
Republican.
KENT COUNTY.
First district Henry s. Anthony
Republican.
Second = Charles H. Paradee, Demo
rrat.
Third George Cook, Democrat.
Fourth-William II. Gehman, Re
publican.
Fiith-Thomas M. Gooden, Democrat
Sixth-S. Carl Hughes, Democrat.
Seventh-Thomas E. Warren, Repub
lican.
Eighth-Joseph Frazier, Republican
Ninth-A tie between Solomon Sapp
Democrat and James W. Powell, Re
publican.
Tenth -Lavinus Austin, Republican
SUSSEX COUNTY.
First district-John w. Bennett, Re
publican.
Seoond-Oliver A. Newton, Republi
can.
ThirdAFrank Allen. Democrat.
Fourth-Henry G. Riggin, Democrat
Fifth-Samuel }. Lowe, Democrat.
Sixth-Rufus d. kingo, Jr., Reput
lican.
seventh-John G. Townsend, Reput
lican. :.
Eighth-Frank W. Lawson, Republ
can.
Ninth-Thomas r. Purnell, Republ
can.
Tenth--Joseph D. Thompson, Dem,
crat.
Total Democrats, 16; Republican,
IS.
On joint Embellishments %; R
publicans, %.
In the above classification, bot
Regular Republicans and Union Repu
licans are classed as Republicans.
MAY TRY TO GUST sHALLoRoss.
If James T. Shallcross, Democrat,
proved by the official count by the cou
sitting as Board of Canvass to |
elected Representative in the Fou
teenth district an attempt may be mat
to contest mis- right to SIT in the Legi
lature on the ground that he is Sta
officer and is not eligible to be a mer
ber of the General Assembly. This
the talk of the Union Republicans ye
terday morning.
NIB. BYRNE ON THE RESULT.
Speaking of the result of the electio
William Michael Byrne said yesterd
morning:
1.-THE returns are sufficient to she
that Republican sentiment in Del
y ware is about equally divided betwe
the two factions, Union and Regule
and because of the palpable folly
continuing our interparty strife the
publican members of the Legislatu
ought to agree on Senators; one, N
Addicks, who is the enthusiastic choi
of the Union Republicans; the 9th
I. DIR. Ball, whose splendid vote for &c
gress shows that the Regulars would
glad to see him memter of the Unit
States Senate. Let US lay aside bitt'
ness, elect two Senators and stand pi
for the great fight to elect Roosev
In 1874. My large vote gratifies n
and / still believe that in the vote OF
for DR.. Ball there are thousands "
y would be glad to see our party str