The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
MASSEY And COL. HOGE MEET.
4 LiY5iy Discussion SelTcen Them IN
HaiiaI Yesterday.
SHARP THRUolS Vb BOTH SIDES.
efr Massey. uuicI. l;ttort About HefoI-
oucc TO Dretham- senator b%Hi'' ~
Stauulou.


HOUSTON. VA. sept 2i-Speo'"l'-
Hon. John b.. massey 80 -
Puddle Instruction, sh' q. i'"i''P'V" ''s>'
,r. g,ausa.su nominee ioI Congress
...... g..tr.,t who Was re-
I''' '.' ..........,,4 from, tno
moved uF I|,..lcHt Ni'f ''''"~ 4. o'" ''0
,.....-s.a Of Annoy. China. met here to-
... .t....... .., l.f.,s about five
day +" J..-. '''' '''
hundred people. l.t crowd Was "A repre-
sentative a.f..I.ue. there being popu-
lists. iilHi1..'tieis, Eep0o"1""o ana
Democrats the latter beiu- iu the ma
,,.... I.r.r..,.rt su,.r., f5as, bresent
''''..' -,
were H.n. Paul LdWunds, supreme court
J..l-......t Ltil.E. State Senator Jordan,
and r....r~ Thomas b clarke and h.
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D.. i.'"' ''''S' "'''i''''' O- '.'' iAOU9S "a
4.'e'ttH. .,.,
"i' --"s 'y aEt''l 10 "il'" NyloiCl
iI. O. oItH Win "1 A'ut speech, ne
~ i.igW in au hour aHd Eah, ana
tac.t allow colonel Hose an hour 10
reply l'.
colonel hcse. iu commencing MS
sl't.h. std thdt h' Aab never been WI!at
' was called "a seuum eutal politician lie
expected fo meet Dir. Otyy. ana Was
t' , .y , S.', .iS, O. ''.i' ,.a' n ,, "'5t
county. Hc pitched into the Walton law,
c.aIt.terZ.r# IL as an infamous piece
ui lesls lau"n that would deiit' lHc pee
pie of the 'isnt 10. -lf.r3-e. ~peauhk, OF
tae silver question. opinnc. Hute stii;
Here / Will Introduce senator J'hh
W. Daniel as n witness if'h your own
party VINO s4ld ine hgll'@. w. w. pa. '.,ts ~
came 10 i"uiiti'i~ JUS P.''t' ', 80
Was lh ih.IhlnE tHt "'idr pm we ti"',
FORM, H"i4 u t'.I aHI -t'''' "'""'
It 70 t'It an Al1,i., ,..,.,,,,,,1g tbc
IuIhAA 20 -.' 4'"L i.'.''."'i 49,
speaker Ht.i- AH1 YOU N'''' t'- -
Trltu or thf SI', ''a' Nv ,'l,t "lr ,'.t
Your party learned IL tAty "o"'a nor
vote iaf you. an ~.,.,,
LrieiIIhE 70 tne N'lt bIH' ''Io.i't
l'At >.ti+ Ilal me IiIl 'd'5 VIZ
smart In th+l case. ana M",H t't' - IlpI'r lr,iI
A".t A"..,t [, '" I'. KIN, iilI
o."H VIZ '''' u .I' | 1'.i ti ro e,il whom
De- was dofe7tsI for the senate. said:
"rhera ie something rotten iu benmarN,
and tH. fHFe-u-. WhIeh ht It5
proved mag o.. LEGISLATURE was oWHeu
lE the railroads before IL Wd- born.
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SI'th..s 'i I'I'hcI' 'oIohei iCIc S@ii
i.tl i'.' gentleman was on e. iI'Hlpl,
t.n I~. and Iopilsi morse, ana
they ..l NOT WORK double. li'Al"luo!'
Sti He, us soJI tH,nt II Ho4 prdcu,e
"'t is-.N.I V4 ',.lt -
t'' .t.'.' '.it''lH' h"l Hot III lId.li~r'
, ..,.-
'.....i h"-' Iii'iTI'i0'i nus ItildlnS
,..H ''.lat.t tl'.|..'7. "Hl, u kept MS
hearers lu good ALmoF Hllu MN.
... ..
Ai'' NAsSt1 '>a"th'
when he took his seat. Hon. Paul Ed
r.r.H- ar.-. and if Il feeling s,ec.b in
trad4eeI ir Massey.
tlr. Famuud4 referred TO his long SER
vice u tla House of Ee9rc-entativts,
during which he said he had always
tried faithfully TO do his duty.
Air. Massey. I'm opening his speech, paid
glowing tribute 10 Mir Eduunds He
then explained that Mayor Otcy was alb
sent tJ-ldy. ass he expected 10 meet MIR
Itueker al Bedford in joint discussion,
"the only man. said he TO Colonel Hoec
WHO Aas the possibility of hus,lins him
ID llls canvass
EcfeTInG to the distressed condition Of
the country which Colonel Hoce had
mentioned several times he said this was
que 10 Ih. IONS RUE "l ihe ItpUhlCdn
party. ana he said that the Democrats
could not Doe expected IN 80 short a time
~. rescue tH' ,'"ttlE from me evils OF