The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-16
TYLER AHEAD SCI An
Has Secured Forty Delegates q d 1'TaliIasn
Delegates for Ellyson.
CANDIDATES FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL;
Col. Lamb Thinks There fssno OcGSssss
iot' For 1Loste-sonie Hsenabifeatan
in Favor of EoIntnhtangSilatf & ila Il fBttss
Democrat Governor O'Ferrasi or
for Nashville 55si5sssl

Rlchmond, Va, June 15--{Snecia1.fssss
Up 70 this time 70 Delegates to the State,
chosen or them 40 are Instructed 5foTs
Tyler, 13 for lGllyson. and % are fltt { in.s
structed. except for Alexafi der for A tor
ney General. Tyle1's friends fera ara;
uoins some growing over the result tA.i
put the Lllyson people say there IS I'D
Ihey point to the fact that II or Tyiarss
delegates come from his home city and
me county Of his birth, while atIlpssS
from Appomattox nre al ways fors5 liiiiiss
Inc majors other delegates are fr6m
Henry county. 8i;5s \ ;it{fas IS "a
Scott. Alexander and Montague are tia
only aspirants for Attorney n General
VINO nave secured delegates BY instrltc2ss
ion. It Is not known whom the Isle SSt}
Wight delegates Will support for thaf &:
PlAce; Lassiter, 1t is generally conced ed,
IS going to show up we'll and Will hes
very much In the race. He will receive
very nattering support from Ric1s9
nlond 5sE.-.S !, Y : sf.ttSssSssss
colonel William Lamb, the State chair
man or the Republican party, has alSensS
tee together for the purpose Of decidinE:ss
when and where the State conventions
shall be held. One Of his closest frientIaS
tells me the colonel sees. no occasion for
haste He Is Of the opinion tliat3gtt5iss
oetter 70 wait developments. In all.
Il
acton whatever until after the Demo-.
| Gratis have made their nominations. t9 E.$sse
Hne republican from whom have fiistS
quoted says the feeling generally: In lijsss
party is that efforts should be M adgS
| to get gold Democrat to run q v 4 81
Independent candidate. and { ma no
nomination against him. q 1iata,
RalRsEySS RaRN agss5 asiI EdYa
ne understands that the Ht5fon ne I +ifSi aE3
Dc induced to become a candida l;sai ss
1t has Just leaked out that Lee Camp:s
sons or Confederate Veterans, at Il. rs.sj
cent meeting refused to elect Governs
oFarrell an honorary member. N ] ii IL
why this was done is not known, bu tS lts
is nardly likely there was any politics
IN tne refusal, for at the same me eting;
motion to elect Mr.. H M. Smith. e 3 ~
well known Bryan Democrat, All hon
oEary member, was also voted I'd OWN
Inc attendance was small and efforlas
are making to get up another 1neeti1gl
and rescind the action. .Hs4s 2gsg. SaSs sSSsSss
Governor O'Ferrall and staff left II Sas
special car over the Chesapeake e s an 1tis
Ohlo railway this afternoon for Ma slfss
Vile. Mrs. O'Ferrall and party of Ia.3
dies also took the trip. The man hers
OF the staff who went were ColoneIsf
John 8. Harwood, r. II. Boykin,3 lie Wis sia
Barley, C. u. Wdngo ind Fred PIaaag-
ants. The party will return the satfsrs
part Of the week. ssS5sNsS
It is likely that Mr.. Virginius Newton
Will succeed the late A. l.. Boulware 6 asS
president Of the First National ~ bank
lie came within one vote Of being eleefLs
ed when Mr. Boulware was chosen SS9IT 81
The body Of the Rev. John W. tHarrisSa
who died at his home at Deep Creek.
near Portsmouth, arrived in 4 this city,
this morning by the Chesapeake arids
Ohio railroad, and was met by a dele
cation Of Richmond brethren as folIoWH:s
Messrs. John W. FSurgusson, Hill Afonta 9
que. w. II. Bailey, L. A. Tucker, Thonass
was escorted to River View ceineteryss
where the burial ceremony was per
formed according to the ritual d$ the:
order. Z lESI 5Sfs&iESSI ~ iTsisT23