The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-02
InDICKS FORCED TO GET OUT.
.o,roUERS DESERT HIM AND
nrFER TERMS TO REGULARS.

,u,rs TO Eliminate Addicks and Take
the Long.Term senstorship for One
NJ Their side, the Regulars 10 TAKE
the Other-A Complete Cspituiaoon.
novyn. Del. March lit Is now ex
-..,.d that the Legislature OF Delaware
IN slect two United States Senators to-
a,,ou. State Senator James Frank
an. state chairman OF the Addicks men,
1nd DR.. Louis Heisler Ball, Congressman
.,.Isrge for Delaware In the present House
:, Representatives and chairman OF the
Regular Republican Committee OF New
.asile county. will probably be the new
senator's. The Addicks men made this
s,nno.ition TO the minority Republicans
~ The General Assembly Of Delaware.
c,yrIrMEx: The Union Republican or
Ss &. General Assembly, hereby convey 70 YOU
,ps following proposition for the election OF
two Republican Senators, thu namely Una, te os
sseh Republican organization OF Delaware
sesst in separate caucuses and by majority
therein 1bs se ssns,. eo o INC Entsa
he said candidate 10 be chosen uncondiuontnmy
Nv each caucus. reservtns only 70 the MAJOR
g. right to the long tern Spon sse With.
d,sxsI Of J. Edward Addicks as . candidate
hefore this Legislature. ana IA MADE ~
S mIlhST p IN DeiawSrs and with . desire 70
Strengthen the hands OF Q RepublicSn az
Illustration in the Senate Of the United
Thus ]. Edward Addicks seems TO have
xithdrawn as factor In the Senatorial
sght before the present Legislature ana
re Regular Republicans have won their
fph, OF fourteen years for anybody but
Addic1s- as against the slogan of'Addicks
VI On Feb. o the Regular Republicans, all
ten OF their legislators acting In conjunc-
ZION, submitted counter proposition
~ the hddicks Republican Assemblymen,
answering their letter proposing TO with
draw Addcks II all the Republican MEM
bers, regardless OF factional Affiliations.
would 60 into a caucus where the majority
would rule. The Regulars therefore have
won Just what they were fighting form
equal division Of the Senatorships, barring
! Edward Addicks.
Addicks was asked to-day:
Are YOU still in Delaware polidcs''
Indeed am, and now am making prep
srs,ions for the fight next year.
Secretary Of State Layton subsequently
There's no use talking, 1t will be a
Gigantic fight next year.
WII.MINGToN. Del, March AT a meet
Ing in Philadelphia on Saturday night Ad'
tor Alice and other close friends, who IN
formed him that the Addicks men had de-
cided TO elect one Addicks man and one
Regular, Senators. Addicks did not like
the decision and was surprised. He said
that he believed the Regulars would unite
with the Democrats and elect regular
Republican for the long term Senator.
As the situation stood on saturday hgh'
IL was that the Regulars would either CON-
bine with the Democratic on ono Regular
for four years or that deal with the Ad.
dicks men for one man on each side would
be effected.
Addicks tonight made the following
statement:
This offer IL final. and II II II not accepted
matters will 20 on az they are to the enc
Of the session Just as I said in my edi
torial on Saturday II is my ambition tc
leave Delaware q Republican State whei
I die. This selection Of Senators will give
me a rest for two years, but will make Z
fight In the next election. and l will b
elected Further than that l do not car
10 talk at this time
II In not known here what the Regular
soS Democrats will do. il 10 said that BenA
E6r Hanna to-day teIegraphed certain
members Of the Legislature regarding the
k9UnAtorial situation expected to be created
10 Dover tomorrow In the way OF advice
saying: ia,
full instructions.