The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-18

phia Record in Mondays issue. an
article written by its Wilmington
correspondent, The article stated
that while Governor Hum was on
visit TO our city on FRIDAY cven-
ing last, he was asked to call an
extra session OF the Legislature so
that one United States Senator
could be elected. We have heard
tho Governor express himself on
the extra session question and
from what he had to say on that
subject we do not look for an extra
session. What would be the usc:'
The Republican members, # we
remember arlsht, would only follow
out the program that was mapped
GU. and followed during January,
February and March Of 1901. The
same old battle will be fought out
at the polls at the election that
takes place in the Fall and ii the
Democrats are victorious they will
save the Republicans the trouble
Of sleetIng two united States Sena-
tore. II the Republicans are VIC.
tors they will in all probability have
the same trouble in getting together
and naming the two men to repre-.
sent Delaware in the United States
Senate. What can be expected Of
Republicans who would refuse to
vote for Republican named in the
caucus for an officer OF the Leglsla-
ture.
Men should be sent to he Legsla.
ture who have some ideas IA to
what lie good Ior the public aud not
wooden men who sit like nonenitles
and only vote with their party
when another member tells them
10. Few Qen who have never tat
in a Legislative body make very
very valuable members. They
should at least have the second
term ard then il they show that
they are only men aud represent
only themselves. they should be re.
pudiated at the polls ii they are
FOOLISH enough TO secure a nomlpa-
ton the second time, Good bust
ness men are badly needed in the
Legislature. Mea who know how
10 eXpress themselves upon the
iloor when snake bills make their
appearance. And there are plenty
OIL snake bills offered at every SEES.
sIon OF the Legislature generally
they bob up a, the end OF the SEES
sion. a great many phases OF hui
man nature can be seen al SEES
sion OF the Legislature especially
II you are III the inner circle. The
sma!uess Of some men Is shown IN
10 all their truthfuIuess and DIS
gustlng 10 those who held high
opinion oil them,
TUE Sau saws:
As we understand this case o!
attachment Vi wages the cost in the
ease must not exceed 81. ~, and that
Tho amount taken from party's
wages must not exceed 10 Der cent.
o' the amount OF wages due him.
and that not more than 10 per cent.
VI that amount can be taken at any
one time for the payment 0! the
COSTS. That IS 10 say, 10 per cent.
or ~ cents out OF wage OF - eau
be attached for the payment Of the
debt. a1d a similar sum may be
iakea Tor he payment of the costs
making a total Of 81 50 Out OF SO.
Tbs OIL course eau be repeated M
III The debt is paid. and until the
cost IS paid; but tie collect gu Of
costs must cease when The : : has
been collected. The abuse alleged
IN these cases Is the uniaw!al M
crease Of The costs. II IS an abus.
that eau only bcput upon the jgno-
rant ana helpless, and that can
only G applied IN the collection OF
petty debts. PERSONS upon whom
profess Of attachment is served
should inform themselves OF their
tights and ms ST on having them "
TIM Wilmington CITY Electric
Light 'omrany made the Street and
Sewer Directors a very business.
like offer al the meeting Of the
Board this morning, 10 high. the
entire dtv with electric light.
Their proposition appears in an
other eulnmn OF the REP Ell,AN
which our readers can read for
themselves the offer made BY the
Electric Light Company and jui.e
lhe big SAVING which the Directors
can effect by accepting the Offer,
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