The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
POLITICS IN CAROLINE.
Hon. y. Uoge TYLER, Capt. '"'"
aud Mr.. Evans speak -
unrangue.

r,,nrp,cssntRc. Va. October u.
r-,,,iol Notwithstanding the extreme
uclemencV Of the weather. large h"'l",'
of ueople Of both political parties WIZ ''
attendance anxious 20 hear Their ir"u''7 Vn
both sides Early i'm the day IL VIZ "',
noinced that Colonel Robert M'h"'
Wnstmorolnnd. would attempt 10 rally me
Nf,h,unif.-. and Major i. ilogc Nicr Wnuh
chompiou the Democracy Terms ol J,lhl
discussion could not be- agreed upon ana -
il WAS Democratic appointments '"' "''
of the cotirt-rOOm was granted thril' .
The Hon. Brown Evans spoke hfsi. lhr
room. capable Of holding between seven 'nu
EIGHT hundred. was crowded in every "'"'
able space. Mr.. Evans was received ann"
the most Jealous applause. ana pel,'I
yindicatiOn of the true. pairiotic pilncilit7
of the government. but few. If any oi lhr
sons Of the old Commonwealth can ncl'r'
nortrav than did Mr.. Evans. lie haue in'
issue i'm fine campaign strictly as between
,hn nersonal ambition of MahOnc upon ihe
one Side and the pride. the glory. the honor
of virginia as "a state. the proudcsi ol 'heh
all. on the other. ....,,., I,
a whole. Mr.. Evans speech rune oi
fhe pure metal. and the hearts of caroline
people responded i'm the Warmesl degree
HOS. j. HOGE ~ LER.
Whilst all compimented the remarks oi
Mr.. Evans. il was eNid3ni thai th' auui
WAS nresout 10 hear IN the main the lioh.
unvo Tylor. "A son of the old county. ana
tn whom the people Of the county are atl"'h-
ed with dear and endearing affection.
Major TYLER WAS received amid the Wild
eat anplau-p. The Young. the graN-haiiru
father. of the county occupied the H'''- 'i
tine bar. and increased numbers oi people,
black and white. so crowded the room. lli''
even breathing space was alA'h' N',v'
TYLER was in the zenith Of his Glory. ne
unhuttoncd and took of his roli'I anu
cra,at. saving in substance mat me- N'1 ",
! home 20 talk to people whom he Ies'l"'" IT.
! those of his iircsidc. ,,.
II was with some difficulty tine Major
could proceed. so enthusiastic was ihc APP
plau.c that greeted him. He SPOKE an'ul
! tbroo hours. during AN of which time ilr
beld fine audience with umhroken attention.
Matters national and state. hc exhausted
i'm "a sfato-mau-like and Oraiorrm manner I.
Not only was tine logic ANA cloYueh'' 'l
Major 1yler most f0rciblc. ~ was apparent
with the audience. but hi- vim, oi huih"I
was immitahle. and again and again ihe
shouts of laughter went the rounds lh '"'
greatest diversion.
Ills manly talk to the colord people n
cln-ine hi. speech was indeed conNincln-'
and ibe several hundred who listened i0
him attcnti,oly applauded him iuSiill'
JACK HupGlN~.
Wban tho Major had closed bis speech
l,r.a numbers 0f the audience crowd 0
,r.ind him. and "a cordial shake hihd-
with fhrm ou-uod. Amid all OBJ the lA-.
tnnd .bout- went up for "Jark llud-in~.
C,rt.in IIud.in. arose and said De- W"lu0
. not then make regular ~l.''"'
, n- that wis lio"nil l"'
fmo Dee would meet the lc'pi'
/ of Caroline in ma-7-ihc,ilh. n r'
dwell for a few minutes. lie iiidhhed lh
. ,.,,,lo for fine honor of being their sidndai'
3 bearer. said his personal feelings l' lh
5 Hon smith White were laid: THAT u W'
, not nm issue between Mr.. White and MN
salf huf an issue whether smith ~h'u" '
- elected and thc rule of Malone, corruption
and hn-~sm and the prevailing ilehi9 "i ll
e. pcople as provided by the constitution In'
r. thr laws OF the land. 'dpidih ll"u| !,
T. spoke at some length ANA c"hN ih'ln-,
% def,,u-c of his action ~ member "l u"
: Vir.,inia LEGISLATURE. lIc made "A fine im
preston.
1 IHE KEPt BLltAN MtEllN"'
l. pni,.rt Navo. of We~moreland sl"h
Z -,,,a f,,n hours tO some fifS people 800 lii
y court-hou~e yard. composed mo~llN nl '''
u orad. hut ID few whites. and some "i lh, l
10 democrats. who said they wanted I" -'t' q"
.ir..u~. I'm all fairness. 10 was NOT rii, Do
iut "a ..frn.ccnt .id,-shOW.' Digs. ll
o. Nnloue postmaster al Bowling Green Ah
.. D., ,,,luin nf black buck negroes. con-i
D nfod ihe distinguished company That o'
= rnniod tlc stand. The few whites lrcsgn %
wcr. surprised al ihe dirty depths that q q
lionel Nla,o. Virginia gentleman born ,i'
D. stopped to iu appealing 90 tine pubic l"i MA
l. hone support. Even many Of the mofe more De
b. .pociahlo colorcd people present wake" "
"a and pa~sed into the courtroom l' h''
D. Major lylcr. ...
% When Colonel Mayo closcd iii- speech Do.
more than fifteen or twenty hearers "''
When he had finished. the Mah9heil
D. ,o.f,n..,., Digs. made "a few remarks n
J.. Meeting upon fnc intelligence ihr c'un,I !
u caroline. despite Der uncertain Nol'- WI
,o LARGELY Democratic in ihc iiSli.