Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
Big Delegation oil New blSp,i'''
ton Republicans Assemble
TO Beat Him.
tn RECONSIDER VOTE
AND ELECT SHORT
This ,s The Program It They Can
Get the Votes for the
Purpose
HOUSE WILL MAKE START
Republican Caucus Agrees on Sc
lections and Organization VIII
Come This Afternoon

itFtlCflS ana tlEAlil@ 81 III - 80
Come This Afternoon,
~n.a4 pi.pal,h rom ~raf ,orrcsrhndcni
Sr,Ir ilorSl po,rR l,N
Ir,t.tl Stat,s- ~epator-cler, licIslcr
s,p Cap,rt.>fn3u elect CalCt, i Ley
.a. md other. ol the heavy artillery
81 49,. New pisprns,tlon ~ the hopubll-
aartN -Naopei down ~ The apltol,
.a., -. .lmall, ln auctfalt - straight
...i., t.url. Ntr orr4niKatl"n % the
I.c~Isf.
I'll 4.-. .U,,. +. re NV Dispense
tas.,f 3 Is rs IS rr ~,nator ong
f..s rp-ii.n IN trmpnr' pi tho
-n.t.. t,, ,,ha,' q, ',- elected. Nc~tcr-
s.fi. tle nd 81 nInocratl~ vote
or rhae thi- te trl IT, have a., vote
I. ah,h II Wa elected rcconsldcred and
tl.N ~, tahru with ~ hope of land-
.al am votes inr Short and clecttng Lm
f,tor ll,pdN i ~lori supporter who
ba,n fll aa- a,rr today Tor The ilr~t
ui, II 0a~ gaurcd hat II ncw ballot
n. bc taAcn ~hort would ~ sure -
agh votes. ani . determined effort ":ls
ita,i. ai th, uvru.nr q gct over ~
>Hart -upu,r, oi.a Il thc four h"ldover
,.u4to., Bruvn amt .'oo}c wcrc oh
a.r.tr however. and i seemed that none
+ ,h, f,,r N.,> wiling ~ - oyer. but The
.iar ga ountul.ed. nevertheless, up
unr = mcctng
run HOUSE tLL Ar -.
l. rr,ol, n the House y retaliation
.4i .,hat happcncG nj tic senate found
.arI -allinr The plan there was. II
t,,>~iblr. ~ support IA, slate, which con-
trnplat,d The election ii Alexander r.
Corhit =. speaker, and to organize ac-
cnrd,ng 10 the New Dispcnsation plan,
winch hsd beer shattered with the nomi-
mating oi Corhlt This would involve the
SELECTION al William IL. Danzcnbakcr as
Sneaker. bur he did not want the Job
and Slpported Corbit at the New Castle
county caucus Failing n tins. 2 threat
~ mad. - vote for the Democratic
..ai. MI either Mc\abb or Loper for
~is.aAer bu' .'l- Va, not reesrdcd very
,riol>'N
aot -. rR15R2N MY STAND
.ri1 rs the DAY however. It vas cvi-
lo,f iha' tie liou,. revolt had apparent
llcp Tor word was brought down on
fb II = clurk tram that the powers
ta ls La! decided that inc CorhIt
.racl.,n. should no. Is iutcrfcrcd with
Th.. f,port ,ya- ~ ih,, riic,i that Daniel
lavion Repuuhc;a stat ommIftcc
.4alru.an >tsn' .a>' night III Wilmington
a4 c.n,d au Alired | du Pont he new
,sri, leader - /, SAID 10 ilavc told Mr.
~ pan, ia Nj DanzcnbAker did not
sap. - T. - 4kor especially since Mr.
orbn fat a.cr loInInatci m good faith.
ta Nie r. p.nt l- understood - have
aia sha- '-.u- the "t~c he >AW no reason
far l...rug + interfere With the torbIi
IN ,crsr iha' p,,irhl ,Nplan> >cna-
ion A'ht t...iN 1I' mat 'hnA the
Hoii~c VIII r1auz according to i :
program Wh,r asked ~ Every Even
nc correspondent .i Wa likely 20
app.. todat
+, elect Coibtl Sneaker the core
rsipI' asked
Ne~. Ale, Yepncd wo wrongs,
,>psln,-i. referring I. ln- nierprets-
,al. :. Nlst b, Scuat. dld Yesterday,
u noi make . nghf
y tllcc j. regarded a- H. uruthplCcr
= kent and ~usscA \eW DisIsIis3tIuu
Renuhlcan-. b Va, evident that th.
after h,d surrendered t. the viii ~ ih,.
New Ca-tl, aausu, which stood tor
rbl' q - =.
aot~E ar, uBII,AN- ,Austs
Ntn matter III TIM shape tho House
.-srI alod - oc.ock and immediately
ta,a rcae- until 80. the Repubhcan
aeuh,.i- eo,np INTO cascus al once Tor
FL. nomination Oi a lull hst ~ officer.
tah view a. clecting them tins after
a,s,n on, member was absent, RepTcsen-
tatu,t Ctndanlcl ui SUSSEX. who hSd
,ceu trung Is temporary clerk q tho
ilous. El,re-entative lianratty OF hcnt
,rvco i tbe latter pacltv today Mr.
Lndsul. understood 81 have The
fu
Nlrr II, lIous, took Z recco, Rep
te-cutatle, McNabb speaking for the
Deuocrat- aid th, Republicans would
- ,Np,.tea d return promptly AZ ] 80.
te tu. NJ 1orbi -ud the point
Va- sch err
AIsJ~ Ih~'
rt 1a., lepnbhc.,n> II Their caucus
tad aanaua.ed 'hc follow INC slate with
olt tile
~paA.r ArAtnacr 4 orbit. Odc-ss
hs iert lamc- Hfrnns Dover
Bu sieIt lrylu ~tcts,t Wilmington
ieadnr er- iiorae, ~ndicr Bridge
Cb4na n. raar i ro.,y.
bover
Pase lrme f..t-or Do,er
NiforwA llllin Walker Btrhard-
-,n Park
TcIvphou ne~-nqcr ,lser ~tcr-
ti' cWurrd Dat.r
ih. c3inpie i.a fIl a-, ,s..D. .eigeapt-
t'-aral-, wt'rl Nt- ai' 3.nl un'ii Repre-
-cnfaiiVe tendtulel rould be r,mmuniCat-
ct W,th 3t in- opHnnn Ua- dc.lrcd before
nomination Wu- made
Julian Walkers domination was ii
tlabt tlutli tlrs arrived II uited States
~rnat1T-Clrci Ball
III ,re .ancu d Wa- agreed that the
llOus' would c'-t the above officers a.
-,,on a- II fceonyeucd ihy afternoon II
Wa also agreed that Mr. DanzenbakeI
would nominate Mr. Corbit for Sneaker
rIsIT ron ATToWNFY.
tn principal interest tht caucus
MI h cod, Ra. petr attorney. the
Ina vofr -aitrg Is to.iou- Walker
4; Il.re il,.h & Wilmington. Z. Deputy
oullnued % lsgs .