The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-02

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!. a. Marshall. NJ. Il. vincent " T.
| Carter, w. H. Smoot.
1brec Mo-. for O'Ferrali.
DANvTLLE. VA. August Especial
! O'Ferrall gets one vote from DanViie'
after ALI. on account OF the tie between
/ Mcssrs j. r.. Parkinson and O. w. Dud-
! lev the vote was to-day recounted. and
/ Dudley gained four votes. which elected
| him. The delegation now stands eleven
| for Buford and one for O'Ferrall.
/ North Danville elected delegates last
night. the result being three for Buford
and two for OFerrall.
Orange County for o'rerraif.
VA. August 1.-Spe-
ciaI.-The primary election resulted last
Saturday ia the selection OF solid
O'Ferrall Delegation OF thirteen from
Orange county, and majority OF the
delegates to The county convention Will
vote for Captain r. Perrin Graves as
the candidate 70 represent the county IN
the House OF Delegates. Captain Graves
Is n practical farmer, and has been
prominent and leading member Of the
board Of supervisors for many years.
Also Ia Favor Of O'FerraD.
NORFOLK, VA, August I.-Spepal.-
The Democrats OF Butts Road district.
Norfolk county. have elected the follow
ing district executive committee: DR.. l.. i.
Sawyer, John FentTess. Jr., John ". San
dersOn. Or. r.. -. Tahb and Jessie Sykes.
Delegates TO the State Convention Wills
Hutchings and y. o. Fentress. altefnotes,
w. S. Powell and ]. T.. Fentress. Sena-
torial and county conventions John W.
Sanderson and John Fentrcss,o Jr.; alter
mates, W. J. Herring and Wills Hutch
ings. The executive committee met ar
forwards and elected DR.. L. l.. Sawyer
chairman and John Fentress Jr.. secre-
tary. The State Convention delegates will
vote for O'Ferrall.
Another 4, Ter Statement.
RADFORD, VA, August I've have
so often been forced 10 call attention 10
errors and misleading statements In tables
of estimates that have been sent out
that we feel like apOloGizilg 10 the pubic
for again noticing such things A news
paper IN Roanoke, which has twice within
the last ten days wilfully gone out OF its
way to msrepresent Major Tyler In as
many as two editorials has put out n
table Of estimates which, for brazen
enfrontcry, SURPRISES anything we have
ever seen published for honest men TO
read, and were Il not calculated TO mis-
lead voters in counties yet 10 elect del
egates this week. and might have the
desired effect, IL not cOntradicted where
the paper is not known, we would not
dignity II with our notice.
ali men capable Of comprehending any
thing have seen all along that the mode Of
warfare against us was TO claim every
thing, and, by much buster and blowing,
hope 10 over-run many counties by dis
heartening the followers OF Major Tyler,
hot mil ND
In its table Of estimates as many as those
counties and cities twice, claiming them
by an aggregate Of sixty votes, when in
truth Colonel O'Ferrali is only entitled
TO thirteen at most, will not be believed.
Votes by the score are claimed in this
table for Colonel O'Ferran. which are
well known TO be for Major Tyler, or
are disputed by contests. our friends are
constantly calling our attention TO these
errors Let those in the different conn-
ties who know how their delegations
stand read this table and judge Of the
accuracy Of the whole by what they have
knowledge Of.
We would call attention to the claims
made IN Amherst. Botetourt. Carroll,
Campbell, Clarke, Rappahannock, Madi-
son. Prince William. Lee, Norfolk. Bed
ford. Fauquier and many other counties,
and TO the claim OF the solid vote IN
Northampton, when that county has not
yet elected, so a gentleman in the county
writes us We could easily show that
nearly one-third of the votes couated
against as is made W in this way, but
time will not permit.
Let all lovers of fairness and justice see
20 II that such a course does not avail
to put a man in the high and honorable
position as Governor OF this grand old
Commonwealth.
Major Tylers friends point to him with
pride and pleasure as man far above
allowing anything he could prevent from
being done that would in the least mis-
lead the people. Surely ? fair-minded,
justice-oying people will see that he
does not suffer from such misrepresenta-
ton. II. e PRESTON,
Secretary "TYler Home Club"