The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
HOW NEGROES WILL VOTE.
Scheme for DOdslns The Walton Ballot
Law Politically Described
WILL COUNT LETTERS IN THE NAMES.
Encouraging Reports From Nirsinia-''
Believed nj Washington IhAt peiA0-
s,sts win Carry All the Districts
Tn,ys BUREAU, RAPLKY BUILDING. !
W,sHIsdToN. October 70. 1894. }

Mr. Howell NJ. Miller. Ct RappahannocK
county, was in Washington lo-udy, a
smoke with absolute confidence as 10 liie
,asiIIt In the Seventh district. There 'S
nn earthly doubt of the hearty return 81
Hon. smith Turner by our people ne
.,You would be surprised" said a gem
tleman TO me this morning, 10 khoW
how the Republicans are fixing for tne
Democrats on this new law you Nla-
gini8us have this year lie then pro-
ccedcl 90 tell a story subStanually dS
follows. Yesterday being the SaDpath,
took my folks for a drive late IN me
afternoon over TO Arlington. Ihe ar
was chilled with the touch OF autumn
and the myriad trees Haunted their Ndrl-
toI1T,d banners upon the Keen WlhtS lndt
stole up from the river, and rusiled the
dead and curled leaves along the Id'lhe
al The roadside. ,
oThe marble slabs OF Arlington seemed
cold indeed at the dying OF the udE
save here and there upon some Idli i''om
umant there struggled through lio ""
TieEatcd leaves some stray peIa',' ,,,|5,I
beam 10 kiss good night the craven 4IIE.i :
trat smiled above the tombs. W ui
on down the winding road, ana Just "a
fore we reached the bridge ho, a
"a group OF negroes gathtlep "a, ,,Grse 3
white man PausHC 20 water my h1'
at the old trough by the brl1Ec oI 80
the negroes who knew me, caiuc w tho
uUcberk nv rein. and ! asked ANU -
gathering thinking. OF course sU,r{hIte
fr.ous disciple was trying 20 'oH,I'""
rs utta toward saving sinful man.
now THE NEGROES WILL VOTE
",fy coIored friend drew out a slip OF
,.,.rI iIrnu which was printed j.. -.
Mdredith D. S. Mason ana fdiil.ih ,ie Iiy.i r''dtt y
Mcgaqn. Nc, ,@ G@u ,igee sgs Ni and wees Ewine to
vote fur de man Wid de iolE'9 n,,' on
dis yyaV.' Then he showed me n"I IIoiU1
these printed Slips thr negroes W. rrieud
taught Then aHdeI ~ 90 mo that
tbe usue of Patrick Henry m!5Hil ,t,'{Y
,,g, .Jt fD Dee aiI thal YOU v, 4,
Democrats sometimes cidH" ~ crown
NAV be am easy thiub 10 5'.,n ,'' nm i'm
,...,.., man no. read and write PuLL.,Il,s. I,.
H'-,D sg IN. districts the Repup l.aI,n ..I,,,
ave- taking care that each shali oE. NM ~
a.. 1.rt. names or short ones ""'''
place the y of the Walton law
gpr USUAL sALuTATloS.
.,r.n how is evcrything2' No matter
- ..,, g.. these dayS this rs dIoD. tmV
"riy question that one hcarsi aaI{Hus 70
-.srfsnIy the man addressed I'm, =,
tell the majority ms "Wn d.l.ratiou
~ .ii t..-i and always closes with "a uiol {
~ ' i.rrtny statement Of his views O''
The Ncw York SITUATION. ,..iIinc now.
mo rolIraal pot IS fairly holuhE loE,, NV,
,.1 r'. steam hangs In misty, He',
anu l'a .,,...tore and the death "i
I...i o,.s fre marriage of friends I,e
winning horses and the champ I'iiS ",' "' --il,r,g
1.u .r. aI lost in the heated ul7'u s,l,,',, ,,,
.''I .'' ..t.fi.u II ideas upon the outcome
u. tre ersat contest TO bee settled '"e
v...I- r..u tomorrow. - .,. 5.. i,
Tine situation iu 'HElhla SegIiiia - b,Ie
tU, most excellent shape. No
1..r h,re to-day gentlemen from uly
Seventh. Eighth and Nluln astI' 90 @ u'r'
"a personal letter to-day from NJ t'.,,,,i,,.
tar.e Tyler aH give lL' t'"s1 .'',.r,ti 81
reports of the success of me beiI'u,I 90 a.,
I.rJf44t.. Reports none the less en-
,lur4lrug are coming almost Gdi'S I. I.o'''
th. other districts. and the soma b'iHo
,.r,fI. l.I,gatIOu from virginia seems to
Jr. 4,..l.t1y the inside track. IL ia
d.rruIf to sar how 10 could he otherW'~,
al this juuetuIc without a Pve,,'F' i,,,,,s i,JT,
TO the district failing 10 return d 2s'l'6-
dent that the rlght-thlnklnE, democrats
and rlfrI.tir voters VIII cast thtlI 'dI-
lots next week for the repreStnliii ives
OF that party which STANDS Ior Ia I,.s nart,
which has made Virginia all thaJ sAe Is
to-day.
LAMONT WILL VOTE,
Tho GRATIFYING information comes to-
g.r. maj Secretary of War Lamont dHi
REGISTER i'm New York. although the lIerl-
dent IId not Mr.. cleveland mas AWAY 3
voted before. and his failure 10 REGISTER
ta (,& ,., y,N, E. vas IA - Tajvised legally that he
was mo- longer citizen or that state ana
tH. theory i- that after the expiration OF
DIS present term hc viii permanently set
Ola. tt EgZItIiS Bay.
nm. General impression prevailed at
headquarters this morning thal the DEM
.1 ,...,. ,,,.. ',',lirtry and mat the partv
was reasonably sure OF maintaining ue
next House OF Representatives.
, ION l'i,.', ,,., in he city few,
hours last uight coming from the Penn
sEIE.ulg campaign ana gong dlit'UE 20
N'H YORK. ne stated lIdl -"CSH'a ,. -l. ~ w.
l'Ni.''N 'I1Fl '' - I,.,'.
G..Ii.I. NlIItIu7. Hi,I'Ni I,ugN"l.N 8lt
i., We're surely 5' me ne ~ 80, ,,',.
~, 'I', M N,' ,,,''' ,,,..ng Utu 80 yitb r56J
t TS L-,stnna Stata
,,',, ... , -. a., E'n.,..yg anil
Sir ,5trr ,,,i.. Ne ~ rart, rhqtrman
OF The state iu 1900 believes that gains
may Dee made fhis IAN
-.
NN'N MA"4'N Al "oNh'
In yut4kug of New York Mr. Kerr
said tnat the Democrats of PENNSYLVANIA
vy,r. very enthusiastic for the success
.aftemptirr 10 send 500 voters into Dclc-
ware next week. were TO an extent true.
that the notorious Dave Martin, of Phla-
dclphia, was now in New York, and was
reported TO be there on this very mis-
sion.
MIR. +. S. Bishop, OF Tennessee, rili-
culpl the article iu the morning papers
mat Nlcssrs Enloe and Snodprass. of
fls state would DE defeated. We are
all right" he said and instead of losing
any OF the present Democrats, We viii
. IpYo-t certainly gain one representative.
In the First district now represented by
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