The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-06

possible to get him to vote for the
gas maguate. While only seven Of
the members are classed as Reg ul ar
or anti-Addicks Republicans, the
leaders Of the Regulars are claiming
there will be niue Republicans in
the next Legislature opposed to Al
dicks, including Tyre, who was elect
d from Additks's own district, and
Leonard Y. Asprll. Jr., from the
Thirteenth distlIct, who will contest
! the election oil Shallcross. who was
chosen according to the returns.
The Union Republicans claim
that when the courts get through
hearing the contests there will be
! total of 3lRepublicans in the Leg
islature, and of these 20 will be
Union Republicans. They give no
figures or names to support this
claim. If such is the case Addicks
will have two more than enough to
elect him Senator.
1t is impossible to figure out how
AdGicks can hope for an election,
unless he can secure Democratic
votes or some of the men who have
been elected as Regulars.
AS the House of Representatives
now stands there are eighteen Re-
publican votes and sixteen Demo-
cratlc. Ihe Democrats say they
Will bring contest III Brandywlne
hundred to unseat Adam l.. Tyre,
inc claim beng made that ninety
Demacratlc votes were thrown OUT
IN one district, While Tyres plurality
was 50.
Another contest will be brought
IN lieu Lion huhareu' Where the
~ % pa,,p. n .0"I pon,'b,;o, ioa s'y sJ0.ve na
n't @ ;n M TTn;on ~. daioLs S,,,n INV
ii.an Anoth.u aus,.at niIf IN
hronnht IL nIaol,hird huudr.d ,hors
S,n,saI r nsr.innso, "nn NV ratos
.Ithouah tho nsm,ocr,,s W." n,rr;sd ,ha
h,,ndrnd ,or ,ho ras, ~ 49, 80. h,
- Ian'.s a.,ts .A S,'t;.s -
tbi. tho nsn,ocr,,s s,u thsv w,,I
hrinr ' sa,,.r,i w oonto. y I-ant "nd
S,sssS Cnnntias If anu ~ ,r, % -, tha.a
u nronosad non,ost. 49, 'no d.o,daJ ~ % ~
fnvar of ,ho namnorats H. wiIi m,ka
tne vot. IN ,ho uovsnof ponrosanta,
tivas M 10 namoo-a,a ",J ~ fponmhI;
c,ns ,,d ,hs nsmo.ra,. oonId ,ha,
GaniS. ] M ths M tio nnta :, n0nt 'tr Co',n,n n
in ,hoir ~ ,oror wv % n,akinr tn.i. tat,,
vot. in ths HonSs ni,a,ean tTh,s
wonld moIa tho voto m a ioirt ha rot
for Senators a stand.oir, as tie
Democrats would have twenty six
and the Addcks and Republicans
combined would nave twenty'slx.
STRENGTH OF REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans in all three
counties elected their county tickets.
They also elected Martin B. Burris,
State Treasurer and Purnal b.
Norman. State Auditor, by sub
stantial ma orities, and the election
of these two officials shows that the
Republicans could have elected their
but for the split and
the fact that Addicks persIsle cd in
having William Michael Byrne for
Congre ssional candidate. In New
Castle County the Republicans elect
cd the following county ticket:
Sheriff, Emmit f. Stidham; Cor.
ner, Samuel Mccormick; Regist,r t of
Wills. Fred Eden Bach; Recorder of
Deeds, James S. Moore; Clerk of the
OlDi'a'l' eour1 ana NcSlSter III
N""n.'' '0'ep"' T. 'o''S'
NEW MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE.
The Legislature will be compo sed
Of the following members:
- SENATE
Nov, ras+,o r,,,,tv r,or., w
snar,,s J" J''1o p pan G''ny E;ron1'i., "9''f ,,
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:, r fSl,;snn M '1 d r"n .o Iahn 4,'' ionS Iott,
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49, c,..1 r,,.,on ~ ,,.,
r. 1Sn, n oJ,,n'y I" u i,y''i''o tylo, y, hool' m'
r. rop'i '',i''o' ,I ~ ~ G,oili'iito' 1, D''H'
II .'na niiTe, y. @ nop' n0Ciao C -.
~ ,r"i pn Ing ''n' D0iii' A4''n D. Ooillof'
:, e,. nop, c G. G. ,,,
r. ouooeA m i Lo!'i'y nn. .. reilliomili' ~ n
y. heP'i = lsaiull ,I ';4D'nsure' n' y; h9p
yayiI ua ~ Moore Moore' =. rep; ShalleS e