Evening journal., 1903-04-29
MONS VIII Not Be. Al
lowed to Endorse Men
Until the Gasman Ap-
proves of Choice
fort to be Made to Get
Democrats to NOmi-
nate Men Objectionable
/ to Voters

~. JNNSAOAAtD DAC
| to Voters
Any candidate for any office, county,
.e or municipal, hereafter to be en-
ied by the Union Republican party,
supported by il, must be person
acceptable to J. Edward Addicks..
is is a statement which was made byI
ose political friend and chief Meuten-
Of the Gasman this morning. The
puncement coming as it did after tho
pm Of the Addiclzs Committee on Mon
evening and following the letter writ
Il by Addicks yesterday was not n sur
to those who have been following The
Sc of events for the past few days.
sterday few people seemed to realize
the order of Addicks meant. They
ID upon It as bearnlg upon the present
oaign only. True. 1t meant that the
would be turned over to tho Demo-
Z. Now they know that if the candi-
& do not come up to the qualifications
ddicks that he will not hesitate to
the Republican party and put the
ocrats in control.
Makes Liars of Leaders.
# Addicks is allowed to pursue this
e tt will prove that statements made
ny OF the other Union Republican
RS cannot be relied upon. At the time
G election of J. Frank Alice TO the
d States Senate he assured the Regu-
81 epublicans that be would do all in his
for harmony in Wilmington. He
that he wished to see common pri-
in Wilmington and pledged himself
as far as the Union Republicans were
rned there would be common pri-
s
now up to Mr.. Alice to show
1er he is a leader Of the Union Re-
cans or whether he is subject to
whim and dictation of Addicks.
s ould be settled now whether Ad-
is to dictate every detail Of Della
politics.
Union Republican in speaking OF the
r said this morning:
ave some political ambitions and
N intend ITO allow Mr.. Addicks te
! Of my chances. I have stood be.
Iim for years and want to sec him
/ to the United States Senate. But
other hand, do not intend TO allov
D say when I, or any Of my friend
IN for an office because he think
omeone else will carry out his per
plans better than I. This thing ha
about FAR enough. He has a swello,
nd I think that i. is about time tha
given a call down. All he care
is himself. We have done all W
t get him in the United States Sen
ut he does not care a thing abou
e must remember that we want Of
nd are going to get them. We hav
manhood left and are going TO as
To Adopt Quay Tactics.
as learned this morning that tn
Republicans who are closest to Ad
ire going to try and interfere wit
mocratic nomination by sntroduc
ie same methods employed by IN
machine in Philadelphia. This con
having the Democrats nominat
no are not acceptable to the people
a conversation had with a Unio
fican this morning 1t is known tina
Addicks Republicans propose [
the Democratic wards and buy Ia
votes to elect Frantz and Othe
s candidates for city offices.
thing that has angcred Addick
5ile is the entrance of Mr.. Jones int
mt for mayor. lie knows that h'
Fer is such that he, Addicl1s, wi
able to control him. Not only fc
but for other offices Addicks
IS ned to have men whom lIe can cor
solutely. He wishes to do this n,
Pr political bur, for personal res
llhis statement is born out by II
at yesterday Addlcks renewed n
fion for permission to hay gas pip'
tstreets OF the city. He wants
these city officials so that in Il
ture he can get control Of tho g;
s here.
ticle i'm The "Sun." Addicls pc
rgan, yesterday, in regard to ii
Republican First District Commi
ting contained the following par
Interesting feature of that part
seedings was the election to mer
x in the committee of former mer
4, tho so-called regular" First Di
mmlttee"
p Barnard. a member of q
ee was asked This morning
pe former Regulars elected ON Z
. committee. Alter thinking for
\ me, Mr.. Barnaid said that Jam
was the only one he could thii
IIcT ne PANnlnATFC