The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
TINE NIGHT FOR SENATOR.

There are hundreds Of people in Dan
Vile who want to see an anu-Martin
club organized. but no one seems 20 have
the nerve 10 tackle the job Why not
some one come TO the front and help put
down the machine?-Danyille Bee.
It comes with poor taste for our chief
state Executive 10 denounce the office
holders trusts, of which he and his rela-
tives are the greatest benehciaries. as
We'll as the State and county organiza-
tions. which he sees lit TO term ina
chimes" for by these very agencies he and
his aforesaid relations have risen To place
and prominence in State afairs.-Sunolk
Herald.
Governor Tyler has taken the stump.
but Thomas s. Martin seems 10 be salts
fed TO let him take that while he stays
at home and arranges to take a seat
again as United States Senator-Salem
Register.
Governor Tyler has everything TO gain
and nothing TO lose. He may be elected
20 the United States Senate by some
nuke. There are many accidents I'm life.
II Senator Martin should die. If anything
should happen 20 withdraw him from the
race. Governor Tyler feels that he would
pace I'm without changing his gait. II no
nuke. no accident. no calamity should in
teryene 20 help him. he will be no worse
off. for he will still be the Governor of
Virginia and be in place for the senatorial
race next time This is probably all be
expects TO get out of the dusty toll he is
now doing at the peoples expense. lie
can run for Senator now without ok
pending a cent or losing an hour. He is
betting on velvet as the sportsmen say
when they are winners.-Porismouth star.
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From the lengthy circular published by
Mr. j. Richard Wingheld. Of Charlottes-
Vile. I'm which is given the letters written
that gentleman by Tyler during the Mar
tin-Iee campaign Of 1898. is gathered the
whole of the awful evidence of Tyler's
alleged sin But when this evidence IS
boiled down the result is simply and UNI
e0uivocally nothing more than the publ
cation OF two letters which are about as
non-commttal and which give about as
little room for the statements made so
positively against Tyler as could well be
imagined The truth is that the charge is
OF the whole cloth. only the desperate
use Of a Martin man OF a confidential
rnatier-which by the way. shows the
methods Of the said Martin man mp in
anything but a pleasing llght-as material
for the defeat OF Tyler. Trere is also In
this circular a long communication from
DR.. +. NJ. Magruder, who, after COM
hitting himself 10 Tyler's view OF the
occurrence. now makes Hight Of the whole
matter and processes himself as being
amused AT both sides Certainly II would
seem that those who are endeavoring 10
draw Tyler into this situation are injur-
ing their own cause and hurting him 1T
tlc.-Roanoke Times
Mr. Jones. IN his speech at Houston last
court -dav. stated that Senator Martin had
done nothlng-absolutely nothing-since
he was elected TO the position OF United
States Senator. This statement has been
proven to be untrue-absolutely untrue
and that Senator Martin has made as
good or better representative than any
Senator sent from Virginia. Mr. Jones'
speech consisted entirely OF abuse OF Mr..
Martin. he not saying one single good
thing Of the man. Mr.. Jones ought to