Evening journal., 1903-02-21
STILL DISCUSSING STORY
|gislators and Politicians in Dover
Talking Of Action to Be
Taken Monday.
Special TO the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover, Feb. 21.-The members of the
Sgislature were still talking today OF
+ resolution introduced in the Leg
|ature yesterday denouncing the
oman paragraph in the Outlook by
I Jorge KEENAN,. The resolution was
Snted in full in tine Evening journal
'sterday. Had the Union Republicans
B Ide an effort TO force its passage yes
Sday it would have been defeated.
after Senator PennewilPs plea. for
b passage in the Senate there was
.ence for a few seconds. Then MIR.
arks arose and said:
5'All | have to say" Mr.. President.
that, not having read the article
4 ich We propose to condemn, do not
willing TO vote for this resolution.
the gentlemen from the oIner side
Bdicating toward the Unions) insist
. on it Immediately, then my vote
. lst go against it."
Mn President" said Senator Nc
Pity Democrat, Il notice in the news
. per just handed me that this article
question is a long one, and yet this
5OlutiOn seems to deny it all while
soting only one paragraph. This is a
3riOus matter we are going into.
lnt TO say right here that il this is a
Election on any member of the present
nate. | might be led to vote for the
solution, were it to deny simply that
i Ie paragraph"
.Senator Clements CDemowaD-'That
solution is certainly broad, and to
N a thing is a lie before we have the
3portunity of reading it and seeing
'lether or not it is, cannot be termed
|proper procedure. /, therefore, move
at this be made a special order for
pnday morning at IL o'clock"
MIR Harrington introduced the fol-
wing resolution:
BE it resolved by the Senate that
Clerk of the Senate be and he is
4 Nreby authorized and directed to pur-
ase an dto supply to eac member hf
G Senate the copies Of the Outlook
|ntaining the article. OF George Ken
in, entitled Holding Up a State"
. This was adopted by the following
ste:
I IAyes-Clements, Iatta. McNulty,
bferson. Harrington, Smith. Stirling,
fright, President Pro TEN. Elison-9.
'Nays-Allee. Brasure. Conner, Groves,
Fright, Pennewill-6.
Absent-Moore, T. c.. Sparks.
. The same resolution Of condemha-
on was introduced in the House by
{ r.. Tyre.
Mr.. Holeomb Against IT,
Representative Holcomb, took the
Dor against it. at seems to me-" he
lid, "that the publication has abso-
stely nothing to do with the present
'eneral Assembly What do ! care
HAT does any members of this House
I Ire what any other General Assembly
EN- have done? Perhaps there have
sen assemblies here that had liquor in
! Se House: would we not be foolish tc
.hss a resolution concerning that? II
hems to me that we are dragging our
lives into the case unnecessarily. II
hight look as if the shoe fit"
. Mr.. Bancroft moved to defer actor
|ntil next Monday afternoon at
8clock. which motion was defeated.
q Mr.. Tyre said: 81 think this resolu
on only needs one word in reply Il
be gentleman from New Castle, an'
lat is that these articles have beeI
8ublished broadcast and are reflection
Z n this House, and | appeal to tn
bate pride of the gentleman from New
astle to favor this resolution.
. MIR. Tyre declared that if it was no
reflection on the General ASSEMBLE
e did not know what it was, and Nh
IIolcomb suggested that il any man fel
blurred he could get legal redress.
. Mr. Townsend held that it applied .
Die present Legislature.
\ Mr. Connolly suggested deferring ac
son until the members could read tn
zrticle
Mr. Finn said that II the article wa
reflection on the State or on the pres
CONTINUED on Fourth Psge)