Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-08
TYLER FAST
GAINING GROUND.
b
Number of Counties Fell in Line!
For Him Yesterday.
ISLE OF WIGHT ALL 'RicHT'
The Martin Candidates Were Defeats
cd Therefesterany- Col. DayTricsl
TO Adjourn sIeettng-Bis TyIcr
Climb Organized ut south BOSTON:
Senatorial Reform leagues ADJ.
dress Coming Noon.
Especial to virginian- Pilot.)

(Special to Virginlan- Pilot.) ~
Richmond, Va, August THE ads
dress TO the people of Virginia by tho |
Committee OF the Senatorial REFORM
League is looked for with considerab1eI
interest. 1t will be issued perhaps this
week. 1t Will be the basis of the SEM
atorial campaign and the lines which,
were laid down by Saturday night,SI
meeting will then be followed out.
It is regarded as good politics that
the committee has not made its planS
known.
Hon w. \. Jones, who was unabieI
To be present on account of the illnesat
or his wife ut Orkney Springs, expectsI
10 start n thorough canvass of the State
next week for Tyler and the principiesI
Of the senatorial Reform League. Mr..
j. {. Parker, of southampton. expectssI
10 take the stump after August 24th.sI
and other speakers Will soon be in thu
field.
TYLER IN WARREN.
Governor Tyler received magnifi-
cent ovation at Front Royal to-day.
Hundreds of people from all over the
county met him At the depot and es-
corted him 10 the court green where
an Informal reception was inausuated.
and the Governor shook hands with
hundreds of the staiwart Democrats ofa |
Warren county. They demanded s a
speech and he was introduced by Hons
Samuel Ralfe Miller. The Govern0ra
ana not discuss politics but made a :finesI
impression and was repeatedly and en-, |
Enthusiastically applauded. Judging from.
the warren reception, the people OF that
county want Tyier-to so TO the Sen
ate. t7<st,tts{
CULPEPER IN LINE.
The Democratic Committee of Cul4SI
peper county to-day passed resolutionss
III FAVOR OF primary 10 express thee
choice OF the people for United Stated
Senator and the vote Will be taken
september Ind. when the candidates for
INC House OF Delegates are nominated.sI
GLOUCESTER ALSO.
The Democrats of Gloucester TODAY
elected delegates to the convention att |
Matthews courthouse TO nominate "a
delegates from Gloucester and Matt
ihews, and they were urged upon to-
vote III the convention to provide for
vote OF the people on their choice for
United States Senator.
ISLE OF WIGHT FOR TYLER.
Colonel r. T.. BoykIn and Thomas n.
Jones. Martin candidates for the Sen-
ale and House of Delegates. respec4
lively. wcrc defeated in Isle of Wight
county to-day. DR.. c. j. Bradshaw was
m non for the House of Delegates
ana twenty-siX delegates were chosen
10 represent Isle of Wight in the Sena-
t0r77tf convention whieAls-ff4at-ts in Suf-s
iolk August oath. They are uninstruct-
co. put favorable to Mr. VIM. Stands,
OF SOUTHAMPTON. for Senator ~
pr. Rradshaw's vote was 465 bv ac
.uht count, The Jones people, seeing
.hey were defeated. refused 10 report |
their count.
The Democrats rcassembled in mass
meeting to have reports OF tellers
Nhiufinan Day assembled the platforms
Anu attempted TO adjourn the meetinsI
without motions or consent OF thsSI
meeting: but the people remained and |
viSN'cN Nlr. j. L. Lawrence chairman of |
me meeting and continued the business
Tor which IL was called This state-
nAent Is made by an eye witness and ita
correctness is guaranteed.
GAINING IN HALIFAX COUNTY.
=, Amid great enthusiasm the j. Hoee
u ler Campaign Club was orranizeI |
mere Tonight with some sixty mems
pers comprising many of the leading |
S !, ,shn'e men Of the town. Mr. Joseph
S'enolns, president of the South Bos1 |
ton Bank, was chosen its president. and
Hon X Il. Noblin of the ShepDerd Is n
Nobiin Tobacco Company. first yioe-I
PRESIDENT. and Attorney w. d. Hili:$
second vice president The club wnss &
addressed by Hons. John II. Mitchell.
u. X. Nobiin, S. j. Adams and Judge
, Keiaoie reports from all sections OF |
i iiaN indicate an overwhelming SEM
Tyler. i''or "
Another account of the Isle of Wiehx
convention will be found in the Smfs
, ,,iN correspondence or the Virginians