Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
SENATE AND HOUSE
DIFFER ON ELECTION
or LEGAL ADVISERS
Saulsbury's Selection as Attor-
nsy for Upper Branch Dis
rupts Machinery.
HOUSE TO CAUCUS AGAIN
Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
stan CORRESPONDENT.
Nv " IllIam J. Money.

Diver. Jan. 3-That tho beat lad
plans w.Ii sometimes. al the most UNI
sxp~.~.d moments. go wrong WIS
s,rl.nngiy demonstrated yesterday
when the House Of Representatives
and the state Senate went into sepa-
rate cpi, Uses 10 select candidates for
the oliic~ az attorneys for each OF
uhe~s. branches cf the General As-
s.sus,iy. Tn. senate. a~ announced in
ye~;crdsy~ Every Evening. elected Wal
liam Ssule'cury. o. Wilmington, and
On. HOus. nominated James III.
iiughcr and Henry Rad-ciy, both OF
Dover. and both rsoognized ar being
among the most able attorneys me
p-noCrat.c party could possibly Sc
cure az legal advisors FOR guides our
lng this very important period or tne
irc~lsturo when 80 much depends
upon IN. General Assembly and when
IN. Vital nocessdty % doing th,nsr IN
the proper lcgal manner - go para
mount.
10 had l-sen tho purpose u the mem
hers ~ me House 20 have Mr.. Hughes
and M Ridsely act Tor both the House
and the Senate and while the office
dus~ not pay more than sl.5Vo. ac-
vordlng 90 the acr,-meut reached
s.me,i,nr a,ro a. the caucus held here
~ the p~mssraiic members. both men.
AFTER much per.slaS.on. had Oone.nied
tn s.u-,.. although he compensation
wouLi D. far fr,-m adequate FOR their
s"ry1.-z and wv,lld - small IN COM
parson TO what 50 would mean 20
th,m ln th. way - loss 10 their per
sourl raciic~ However. each hal
agreed 60 rsfVe Vu.N in the event the
o'ior ~. cpfvd Office and 10th having
Elgcn th,.4 .onscu;. the House Demo
crate Wen, und"r The impression that
they would be .,ccep' able 20 the Sen
ats Demo 'fv,,s and that there would
b. mo- question about their election
hv thss hoiy a. well az by The House
,u Representatives
nut a. the last minute The trouble
DEVELOPED 10 Wa an Indication ~ this
fuuope nd-ucc ~ tho Two bodice ~ IN,
legislature although both are wos-S-
ltg lu @ss.i harmony. bIt e showed
as'uriins "a those on the Outs.d. who
were v-r.. observers % events % ths
tAN. that there ls Co De- uo steam roller
fartiUs " ''gsns rule " Neither wac q
un upset - the plans previously ar
IuuEed Cor 49, Gar a- would b. leaTn.,
.h. tl.us- and tle senate had had "a,
IHe,tour understanding 40 % WHOM
fhcv we're Co .lcr; that =. ;her, lrai
Nunn M agr~~men, that he plans q
no House mcrihe~s 20 have sttcra Az,
ac'snx jsntl, for 10th b,d.oe Ia.
essen Is~v-nted g. or aco-rt~d nv IN
l,snc-- usi- majority members ~ th-
f.sulA.s
Deep dow a. no ssJttc.n 81 The t.S
fTltv tr-Gncl politicians wei verse,
.I ne i-sitt'ca. Affairs - the stat.
if,fvss>i - - nsie 20 49, an CID fac
fUona. hrht within the ranks q IA
democrat. party ~ Delaware Jus
'.sN skssr 'o ne truth chey might y
o. pfNaA'emafcsG but he fuci remain.
that Ns zoo sona, ls,- are given Grad.
tsnr hf~,ak.ng 1 gpon the serenity d.
she OPENING da,. although The results
o. p-cdg,.d. VA have no han-el
sf~rs. neither vll th~re t- any 10,
futts on tho par q anyone 20 - over
me
However he House. strange a. :
mas s.ecm u plao.sa o. the peculiar DO
sluAa ~ having orig na-iy advocate.
hut ono a'tcrn-y and for q time Their
fy'sn douA' . there would ~ any @
ell and now having tvro O: chem. q
eject and mo- knowing what % d
vffh 'h.7r ~ course Mr. Hughe. an
81 RldEoy were only nominated /.