Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
SECOND EDITION
NOEXTRA SESSION CALL
Governor Lea is G.Vin5tbe Ma ter
Careful Consideration Before
Re Takes Any ACllOn.
NO DECISION REACHED
Hs is Mol P.tparsi to Yl0ut Aay-
lllDS O.nnlIe on lhs Sabi c.
A STATEMENT BY ADOiGkS
Saws He Tried 10 Induce Ssna-
tor Moore 10 Sign
NO DECISION REACHED
Hsjs EoIYtP.tparS1 10 GYl Ont Aay-
lDlD6 D.hIle on lhs SObj CT.
A STATEMENT BY ADOICKS
e3vs He Tried 10 Induce Ssna-
tor Moore 10 Sign
suI HIS EFFORTS WtR: F5UlILESS

Governor Preston Lea said this Morn
irr in response 10 inquiry made hy o
rei OTTER OF Livery Evening hat lac Lad
M. ssned q call for q special session of
lie legislature and be did lot eXrect
~ do so today. He declined TO say
vAen he wouio reach q decision in tie
rrsttcr and il was inferred hom what
he aid say that he WAS taking hs time,
in orsert give the subject Due ,onadtia-
zion leiore be aOs. he evidently Co.'s
nor want TO make. move until he Is
s.isfcd that 1t will be Justified BY the
T6o governor would not express any
or.l.on as to what he mgnt do IN TACT.
he did not care 10 discuss the subject IN
dctlu he Was IN the city al the morn
inc and went 20 his home, near heybold.
e,Tv n the afternoon. II is likely that
he will not make eny announcement US
10 his intentions % least until some time
next week.
secretary Of State Joseph l. Cahall,
who came TO Wilmington yesterday, is
understood 20 have lad a conference
with Attorney-0eneralk Robert II. Richards
tbe subject Of the conference, according
TO rerort. being 0s 10 what will be neces-
saw in lssuing a proclamation, and as
Nr lahali visited the governor later in
the dav it was supposed that he delivered
tofne Governor rAttorney-GcnenlRic Richard 5
opinion on the sui iect Tie governor
sold this morning that he had received
no opinion as to the necessity for filling
vacancies. and he could moi say what
voll be Necessary in the event Of
decision herg reached to call the Legs
lstlfe together at this time.
Secretary Cahall passed the night at
the governors residence. and as he went
from there TO Dover this morning some
wee Of the opinion that a call for O special
session had been drawn up and was taken
By the secretary TO Dover but the gov
c-nor .aid such vas not the case that he
bad not authorized eny call to be issued.
Mr. C8hal had intenced TO return to
Dover on The midnight train, but at the
solicitation or tie governor he remained
until this morning. Il is said that while
/ So-eiaiy Cahlll was in the city he sought
t.e adtre OF the attorney general as to
legal Questions involved Ia issuing a call
.o- special session and that il was inior-
maaon oa various Incidental points that
TIE .cc,etaIy doliNe,ed 20 the governor
cftc- having obtained Nj. Richards
views
DEMOCRATIC DELICATE ELECTION.
In the Sixth district Of the Sixth ward
this aituroon. an election will be held
for O member OF the Democratic City
Committee The contest is between
Daniel T. p uoss and John " Flannigan
The polls nill he open from 10 o'clock
There ore no other contests in the county
and no other elections viii be held.
DEMOCRATS MAKING PLANS.
A mocting Of the Democratic Stat'
Central Committee was held at the ofio'
Of Willard Salisbury, chairman of thu
committee, yesterday afternoon. Ih'
purpose Of tho meeting was to discus
what position would &c best for thl
Democratic members Of tho Legislatur
10 take in case a special session is called
Matters pertaining to the campaign wer
also discussed Another meeting of tn
committee viii Re held if the governo
calls the special session.
ApnIcKs SAYS HE TRIED TO INDUCE DR.
MOORE TO SIGN
j Edward Addicks made the positiv
assertion, TO a reporter Of Every Evening
this morning that he is not responsible
iior the attitude assumed by State Senate
Thomas c. Moore OF smyrna, in regarl
70 the Senatorial matter.
Mr.. Addicks was seen by the reporte
a. his local headquarters, 1905 Kin
Street. The reporter informed him tina
some people were Of the impression, j
view Of the fact that he had had a cor
ference with DR. Moore. a few days age
a. Clayton, that Or. Moore was actin
upon his advice.
10, That is not correct " said Mr.. Addicl1
Il endcavorcd to get Dr. Moore to sign Oh
can Tor an extra session of the Legislature
Ut Moore is opposed to Col du Pont, br
else "
a., 1t was reported here today that D
Moore would attend should the Legi
lalure be called together, but the belt
was expressed that he would not 60 int
caucus