The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

| time and place I will meet him 10 CD
| cuss this question.
a CONSISTENT RECORD.
"He may think my record as bad as his.
but II Is consistent one. ! have always
voted on every question. and have never
lodged, and while he has taken botn sides
of the financial question by voting once
for silver al 10 20 ! and then Tor the single
gold standard ! have been consistent ana
have always voted with the majority OF
the Democrats ~ the United states.
1T may be ancient history 90 some OF
You. but iii tell st. IN 1895 tho great ques-
| tion was that OF finance Tho people we're
divided into two great surging camps
but no one can tell from hts record were
Senator Martin stands. So far as / am
Informed that question went before the
Senate twice. once he voted for the " 10
measure and then he voted for gold.
Some people call themselve5 bimeiahsts'
and perhaps that may nave been the way
he understood &c. The Bryan platform Is
different. fCheers)
Il believe in the chicago PLATFORM anc
believe that the only thing % return pros
nerity is the reconciliation Of silver.
say that when the people of virginia sen1
man 10 the senate and he und'fSoe
an honest change and votes one WY ana
then another. he should g.. up in mo sen
ate and give tho reason for the chaHse.
I say without fear OF contradiction that
Virginia never had a senator WHO atooa
both ways who did not explain TO ms peo-
PIE the reasons that actuatefi him 10 me
change. Senator Martin owes IL ID w
cinia FOB cay why LIE chau-o1
But these We're not his only lnconsst-
ent votes. Senator Morrill, introduced a
fEn coinage OF
silver 40 its commercial value. Martin
voted for 30. Daniel voted against H.
Mr.. Jones then discussed the ses MA
lions recently adopted by me Ce"irl'
Labor and Trades Union. OF llehmond.
in which Senator Martin was thanked
for his efforts in having "a measure pass
| through Congrcss. providing ior extra
pay for extra work al the navy yards
he said Nr. Martin had nothing 20
do with the pas age of that measur. -
that Congressman Rixey of the EiEhth
District offered the resolution ana got
it through the House. and that senate or
Burrows. Republican, piioted 10 through
the Senate. lie said the resolutions pass
ed by the Labor Union were written by
some ore and sent TO them for action
UNION PACIFIC SUBSIDIES.
lie also said. in referring 10 Senator
~ az tAll ar a. AANNi.'...N AN N| .A'ff Nt-.'
a resolution was introduced In the Senate
10 require the Union Pacific railroad 70
render an account 10 the government
showing what had become OF the suo-
sidics Senator Martin was not present
and. i'm consequence. did not vote on the
matte.
MIR. Martin voted .on the resolution
making IL Illegal for any other than n
railroad company 10 sell railroad
tickets said MIR Jones.
There was one thing that Mr Martin
did. and that was TO introduce Major y.
" Randolph 20 Senator Allison. Re
publican. i'm reference 20 raising the
tariff on boxes. Senator Daniel knew IL
was not Democratic and would take 10
interest in TO-
Senator Martins claims about aopro-
pr'ati0ns are not true. Congressman
Lamb. who is one VI the hardest wo. ke-s
Tor his people 4 ever saw succeeded ln
getting an appropriation OF $1,000 Tor
James river g. provoment. When 1t Go-
to the Senate the amount was cut down
TO- 10000 Senator Martin odd NOT o.en
his mouth BID favor OF the aporo. e. ti'n,
.ut Congressman J. mh and m} selt en-
TO the committee and by argument sid
begging 20. them % put back the $1,000
That's the way Martin looks after oiI To-
phauons
Il have presented Senator Mortn's
record as he presented So himself. II DE
had done anything for Nireln.l during his
five years in the Senate De- would nave
embedded 80 i'm this pamphlet lie claims
that ne got a little appropriation for
Elizabeth river. but what Doe has done
for the state is not ds much ass lhat done
by any one Congres man In the 5ia'e.
GOVERNOR TYLER LAJDED.
governor TYLER. in my opinion, is
pure man an honor ihls ana fei1Fei y an
T-,o years ago De was The choice ct me
.,o-nie for the highest gift within iae
state. He entered the army as o strlnI'n g
~ seventeen and carried his mIiSet rrtl
the surrender az ADJ Omat-oX. and has
ai..avs heen true % ihe people OF Viz
cin,a. IN whatever position they nave
placed him. 7 beg tlat you 1iN see ini-
YOUR LEGISLATORS are men ssh oiavor me
uoDular election Of Senators. and 60 all
won can 10 secure for yourselves ana 20 IT
children the PRIVILEGES that should DE-
Yours + believe that the great principle
fo- which we are fighting VIII prevail
and that the Legislature that assemblies
next winter viii give You primary p. %
t,v which Won can cypress yol- cGpNe Tor
United states Senators.
81 trust We may not witness Che SPEC
tocle thar we witnessed no tho last session
whom men arose and said the constitution
was a sicred thing ana should nat be
torchei. There is q sentiment being
aroused I'm the State in favor OF q choice
of the United States Senator by the reo-
ole and 7 believe tha. prov.denc ,s Oh
our side and we are Bound 20 win.
Mr.. Jones VIII leave for his h7me in
Warsaw this morning