Evening journal., 1903-01-05
EYES ARE
UPON DOVER
Crowded With Politicians,
nd Little; Pending Organi-
zation of Legislature

blymen who will sit here for sixty days.
If all the signs do not fail some of
the most stirring scenes ever witnessed
between those walls will be seen. OF
course the matter Of the most import
ance to be decided is whether that car
pet-bagger and corruptionist, ]. Ed
ward Addicks. will be sent to the
United States Senate. but there will be
other matters of vital importance to,
the State to be considered.
Addicks' Defeat Predicted
Addicks will not be elected. This
seems to be the general opinion of un-
biased persons who have looked care
fully into the situation. HE was
whipped at the polls" said a promi-
nent man today. and, although we all
know he is going into the fight this
year harder than ever he is already
whipped, and all that he can do viii not
save him. He cannot buy any of the
men who will be a1raigned against
hm." 1t is now said that Addicks
will have but twenty-one votes the
Regulars ten, and the Democrats twen-
ty-one.
This is the way they are divided:
Senate
Democrats-New Castle County,.
]. McNulty, Wilmington: Artemas
Smith, New Castle: John A. latta.
Townsend. Kent County-James r.
Clements, Clayton; GeOrxe d. Haming-
lton Farfni'f~tor. Sussex County
Charles Wr1sht Seaford; Thomas W.
iefe.Fc4 .j'iiur. Total Democrats, z.
Adc.cH Hap blicans-New Castle
ln- L-ramin A. Groves, Mar
znai SEM County-Dr. Thomas
~ rls smyrna; J. Frank lAllee, Do
a. a Co1nor, FELTON, Sussex
l-1auy- enAewill, Greenwood;
: l rsige lbyville; d. o. Moore,
l43ntr Total ddicks senators, z.
1856 cAs ltepublicans-New Cas-
i.s l9r.r mas J. Stirling, Henry
o-g, 1ea Sparks, Wilmington;
lcafv - Ellison, Summit Bridge. To-
ial anti-AaleAe Republicans. 3.
House
ueuc,rs New Castle County-H.
eaesnr Wilmington; Thomas
A ilm sal Wilmington; William
& Al tonne llmington; John w.
fol lana; Chauncey y.
Holc1l Nu astle; David c. Rose.
5r NcFar ward Hart, Townsend.
her. -cnY aries Paradee, Dover;
/ GEORGE Coos Kenton; Thomas NJ.
a1ea orel = Carl Hughes. FELTON,.
a1aey lur frank Allen, SeafOrd T;
.aule D. lowe gr., Delmar; Joseph ID.
Z inlQmnson 7lho)oth. Total Demo-
Icra lf t7 n join ballot, q.
Aad c6a t )licans-New Castle
4 Conn F--jamcs o.. Jones, Wilmington.
{ Iken, Cmml -a S. Anthony, Smyrna;
( WiniaU ii Gera n, Dover; Thomas T..
Narror garlefi; Joseph Frazier,
/ ft'rslsI.ll. ius Austin, Milford I;
N ' harrington. Sussex
iCnat. l0AH rs Bennett, Milford; o.
A. Nar ca Hl willie; Samuel ]. Mes
eick T. nnl p ID. Lingo, Jr.. Dags-
u3ro. Illn C. ownsend, Selbyville;
iFnnf 81 a 3D., Hollyville; Thomas
iE pmr' Ed getown. Total, a.
iIDn u joins h ot, 21.
A -hddebs Republicans - New
Castle C. )hn Bancroft, Will
'naae sa- yre, Wilmington; w
n. Trn0 arln t; w. M. Eastburn
i ratcn A fan A. Price, Delaware
I-t. Jr.. Odessa: Samuel
Re- fnritksnl. Ownsend. Total. z.
.rr ioin a OF, 10.
wse N 4 lnsulted
fe.rs faur William r. Finn said
.f. v ta he was not insulteC
hq tf men in the conference on
Hri9l
Ih ar 1uCua the messenger boy
ra apriei me by Mr.. Alice,
3. 1iI .l sr Some one else useC
it in a joking way"
The following Wilmingtonians came
down on the noon train: Philip Gar
rett, Judge Townsend. Frank Speak
man, Magistrate Hollis, Walter IL
Hayes, Edwin Cooch. James w. Latto-
mus, e0-Speal1er Clark. Garrett J. Hart
Josiah Marvel Willard Salisbury, Bald
win Springer, James w. Robertson, p
] J. Ford, ScOtt Vernon, Cornelius Har
10. I