The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-22
POLITICAL JANCL|NCS
Decidedly Discordant Among the
Republican Solons in Colo.
RADIO and Delaware.
FORMER STATE HAS TWO sEHArEs
While Delaware Has One Too Many
Candidates for the Toga To-
Be Happy.

Denver, Jan. 20.-The result of yes
terday's action in the legislature is a
mixup. Election contests were up in
both houses. and the situation is now
that two separate senatorial bodies are
now in session. one presided over by
Lieutenant Governor Haggott, and
composed of Republicans numbering
nineteen. a majority. and another pre-
sided over by President Pro TEN. w.
III. Adams. Democrat, and made up
of Democrats. The latter have un-
seated two more Republicans-Deck
and Mcdonald. About fifty deputy
sheriffs are stationed outside the sen
ate chamber, and they are said to be
adherents of the Democrats. 1t was
rumored that Lieutenant Governor
Haggott had telegraphed Governor
Peabody for troops. This the lieuten-
ant governor denies. The doors lead
ing into the senate chamber and gall
leries are locked, and no one is allow
ed to pass in or out.
Chamber IN q State of Siege.
Judge Gabbert Of the supreme court,
appeared in the senate chamber and
swore in Born and Healy, Democrats,
in place of Dick and Mcdonald, un-
seated by the Democratic branch of
the double senate. Although both the
Democrats ard Republicans still hold
forth in separate session it is UNDER
stood that no further action by either
body will be attempted until the house
considers the case now pending before
that body. Nothing has been heard
| from the committee on Cancellation at
this writing. Deputies still loiter in
one is permitted to pass through the
doors of the senate.
The Trouble in Delaware.
Dover, Del, Jan. 20-The Union Re
publican caucus last night placed j.
Edward Addicks in nomination for both
the short and long terms in the Unit
ed States sefate, both seats having
been vacant for some time. The caucus
| then appointed a committee ito con-
suit with the ten regular Republicans
who are opposed to Addicks and en-
deavor to unite them I'm a general Re
publican conference to make two nom-
| nations for the United States senate,
one to be Union Republican and the
other a regular Republican. While
the Union Republican caucus was at
work IL the state house nominating
Addicks the Democrats were caucus
sag In the state house parlor, and the
regular Republicans at the Hotel Rich
| ardsOn. r. n0et
Democrats sfake Nominations.
1t took the democratic caucus but
twenty minutes to nominate State
Chairman Willard Salisbury for the
| short ter IN at Washington. and ex-Sen-
ator Richard Il. Kenney for the long
term. The presiding officer Of the eau
Gus then dispatched committee of five
Democratic assemblymen to the regu-
lar Republican caucus submitting di-
rectly to the ten regulars the prop0-
sition of the Democrats to help elect
regular Republican for the four-year
term i'm exchange for the help of the
regulars to elect a Democrat for the
two-year term.
They Cannot Go Addicks.
At 11:30 the regulars took vote on
the appointment of committee to con
fer with a committee of the Demo
| Gratis. The vote stood 8 to 2 in favor
of the appointment of committee
Finally 1t was decided to appoint two
conference committees-one to meet
the Democrats and ask for further time
to consider their proposition, and the
other to inform the unions" that theil
proposition will be refused as long al
1t includes Addicks.
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