Evening journal., 1905-01-03
LEGISLATIVE DEADLOCK
REMAINS UNCHANGED
SENATE AND HOUSE TOOK A NUMBER Ut
BALLOTS THIS AFTERNOON FOR PktSl-
DENT PRO TEN AND SPEAKER BUT
WITHOUT RESULT
PROBLEM OVER The COVERNORSHIP

sion They also reaiilrIile1 'He!' ue.er-
,,,ina+ion to moi deal with either iac-
tion Of the Republicans during the ses-
SUM- 4 cubsrnstoriaI Problem.
rr,,,a ,rohlen was presented today
80 Z, 49, rnossibalty OF the legislative
.1-.5i.s,. 49,, .ro,ortng the Inauguration
- C,s,..r,l,. =, aleot Lea and Lieutenant
lC,,,,a,,,.or-aIeot Parker on January II
,-.-... ,,,o,,,r The Legislature is
oe',saa,ioa oe~,,,,' 10 canvass the vote of these
two officials IN joint session anu 10 ue-
clare them elected Delore .ney can De
sworn in. Should the deaaloek cohllh-
ne this cannot bedone ana the lhausu-
ration will Of necessity De deferred
Meanwhile the terms Oh Governor
r4unn and Lieuunant Governor Cam
NON will expire by limitation and the
lonlv available safe officer In line Of
euccession who viii have been sworn
IN Iii he Attorr.y General Robert H.
richards Iti bieved, therefore that
~ would he comelled to act as Gov
ornor nendine tn solution of the or
ganization prOblel'
kennev Gives psmoerats' Position.
E~'senator Richrd r. Kenney, the
Democratic Na4onl Committeeman an
. nounced last nr,h that the twenty-one
Democratic legisiors would sit on the
fence and watch th show, and that they
' would not help th Regular Republicans
in the matter of rganization or in the
L senatorship fght He further said that
. the Unions need n' expect any aid from
the Democrats a they will nominate
= Caleb S. Pennewl the defeated Demo-
cratic candidate Il Governor for sena-
, tor. and vote for hl throughout the ses-
e sion.
. The ex-Senator -edicted another SEN
atorial deadlock al a consequent va
cancy. ~ was pnounced in declaring
Z that the Dernocrat would not deal with
}: the Regulars. auavhen asked whether
the Democrats woi help the Union Re.
l. publicans orFanizthe General Assem-
l. bly,. he replied. "Nt But, if anything, he
N said the Democrai are more favorably
disposed toward Ii Unions than to the
Regulars. re nuF declared that th'
Democrats ysoald help either factor
ly Of the Repubhtan rty, but would go Il
b. alone.
H. The Reegl4L -P7enasan
mt During theI Repdcan conference las
b. night mad alter theogulars had rejected
50 the one-third propd of the Unions, tn
o. Regular members smitted the following
NV in writing:
IT. '1ne dersigne2epublican member
~ of the Genera Assoly, representing tn
tie first and second dricts (Vew Cast
&C. county,. agree 10 olnize the two house
with the Republicamembers represent
ing the third and lrth districts CKen
.'1 - and Sussex countD on the following
terms:
10 -, "That we de NeCasue county mem
- bers select the prdent pro TEN. an
he reading clerk OF 4 Senate; the CLERK
he enrolling clerk andargeant at arms O
an the House; accordino the members REP
in resenting the Thirdnd Fourth district
raj the speaker readir clerk. sergeant-at
,ot arms. chaplain andlge of the Senate.
he Signed. J. NJ Menhau. r. J. Stirling
George W. SHARKS, wood J.. Wilson, v
his NJ. Eastburn, Henrytafford, W. II. Mi
snt Ter, John p. Armshg, NJ. Howard Je:
Yas ter"
ted The Unis' Slate.
Re- The Unions reieyd this prOpositio
or ana tnen the ReBu's adjourned. IN
on, Union RepublicanSenators renom
eg- mated their siate clast week as 70
lows: President, An B. Conner; Sc,
Is; retary. J. e. Gosl: reading clerl
in Thomas Philips; eolling clerk. c. I
wv Simmons; sergeant.-arms. c. r. Ri:
md gin: chaplaint the ev. C. p. Smitl
on, page, ThomasL. Ok.
ure The Union nembe of the House al.
renamed the tolOWg slate: Speake
ed, William d. DhnneyHorace S. Brow
md clerk; Harvey Johhn. reading clerl
ln- Theodore Bunon, rolling clerk: u
ing Rev. Harr yNitche chaplain; Burl
Macklin, sergt tant-alrns: James He
ort bling, page; iames l. satterfeld, a
'lor torney.
ma 1t was mihight hen the Union
es- caucus ended