The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-24
GLAD TO COME BACK
Pal, MCCauIl Has Pleasant Reco|leCiions
Of a Former Visit TO Suffolk.
HIS APPEARANCE WAS UNEXPECTED
Mujor Tylcr VIII Spcnw Next Sntur-
uRy-CnnuIdnIe barton SpcuESs IL,
tho Comfy Light IicsiYirniion-
Editor of the Herald Replies TO
ScrItus,

Suffolk Va, October 23.-(Srecal)-
Hon. Patrick II. McCauil, Republican
nominee for governor OF Virginia ad-
dressed an audience IN Suffolk at .hr
old town hall tonight. 1t WAS not Il
large audience, for Captain II. Il.
Brooks said when he introduced the
speaker he wanted 10 apologize be-
gauge the meeting had not been bu.;cr
advertised. He, the chairman, had no
official knowledge that CG.onel MCCaull
would be here till he arrived.
Colonel McClul Is a short, but robust
looking man, about half century old
Light hair, Slightly t!ngcd with gray,
was brushed back from broad fore
head. The fea lures are strong, the eyes
blue and Sood-natuicd, the face round
and clcanly shaved. Cctoncl McCaull
stood on the floor OF the hall as he
spoke. He said in part:
LINES TO Re HERE.
II am always pleased to be with a
Suffolk audience. ] have been here be
fore, and enjoyed myself ! liked Suf-
folk then. ] like 1t nav.
Il am your nominee for governor of
Virginia. As such my only rrgru: rs
that Major Hose Tyler. my opponent.
will not divide time With me. think il
IS always best for people to hear both
SIDES of an Issue. Then they can vatg
inteiligcn.ly. ! expect every Republican
in Virginia to votc for me. and cvc!y one
in Mar, emond county 10 support Your
=
factions has nothing; TO do with it. Mia:
you want to do is TO ast together, to
get there. TO beat the Democrats.
NOT ABUSIVE.
II am not here to abuse the Demo
Gratis. Some of my bert personal friends
are Democrats. NJ , iur Tyler and | were
ri 'aed in the same old county of Pulaski
When ] rep. cscIYcd Pulaski in the lr,.'
lature | represented Major Tyler. Ma
jor Tyler is Il credl; 10 the Democratic
party. If he were not l shouldn't be in
the field against him.
What we want 10 do In '.his cam
paign is to tear d 2wn the fences of pref
udice, open the doors and say 10 people
of CHER States. ''you are welcome; como
In and bring you: money, your brains
and your energy.
Then the speaker wen: into n das2us-
Sion of Ehe ngcncy question ana G:he.
issues.
FINAL CAMPAIGN WORK.
The Democrats will put their finishing
touches on the fail campaign of 1897
next Saturday. Hon. j. HoGc Tyler,
nominee for governor Is the agency that
will do it, County Chairman ]. L. Wca,
had Telegram t5-niGht saying positive
ly that Major Tyler will be here. BE-
fore to-day thee was doubt which
forbade n final announcement.
Major Tyler will speak in the audi
forum of the city hall theatre at S:l5
o'clock. Many citizens OF Suffolk have
never seen nor heard him. and the local
managers expect 10 have Il big crowd
present.
GETTING THEIR PARTS PAT.
The talent which IS TO produce 1.-THE
Haymake,s" an amateur performance.
at the city hall theatre on November s.
had a rehearsal This afternoon in the
auditorium. The members of the com
pany are getting their parts off smooth
ly, and finished performance may hc
looked for The proceeds are fO- 81.
Paul's Randolph Society.
ANN1VERSARY RECEPTION.
4 number of invitations have been re.
ceivcd in Suffolk asking the recipients
ITO attend the first anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Harris
212 Court street, Portsmouth. Mrs
Harris was formerly Mlss Dale Boswell
OF Portsmouth.
CANDIDATE BARTON SPEAKS.
Republican nominee George l.. Barton,
candidate for the Legislature, lnal-
gurated his campaign in the county to-
day. lie and Mr.. H. Il. Dumvillc went
down in Lower Parish and met crowd
st was not so very largc-at Deans
Both gentlemen spoke.
STORE LOT SOLD.
A deed recorded IN the County Clerks
Office to-day transfers the store lot.
beside the City Hall Theatre. and now
occupied by l.. i. Turner & Co. from
r. r. Smith and wife TO- w. r. Frazer:
consideration, $1,000.
Walter w. Redd to the county of Nam
semond n right of way for 4 public road
in Holy Neck District, s25.
LIGHT REGISTRATION.
This was registration o-day. but any
person who might have been standing
near tho office OF Rcgfstrar>D. B. Britt
y 10, r,,E.~ ~