Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-25

does this country belong; to MIR. Martin,
or to the people, who support it by their
brain and brawn?'
EULOGlZED TYLER.
Mr.. Jones spent considerable time IN
discussing the popular election question,
after which he culogizcd Governor Tyler
al considerable length. Concerning the
statement that the Governor was inexpe-
rionccd IN national affairs the speaker
asked what experience did Martin have,
how many in the audience knew he even
lived before he was elected senator? lie
was known so far as he was known al
an. as the agent and lobbyist Of a rail-
road corporation.
II have served with him every day.
said the speaker. che has been IN Con-
grcss and ! say II TIoge Tyler can't make
% better senator than be / am sorry Tor
him. Mr.. Martin has been there six years
Has anybody ever heard Of his making
q speech? often have / heard northern
senators attack Virginia and the SCUM
hut never has Martin raised his voice 10
rcpe the attack"
Mr.. Jones referred 20 tho action Of the
Roanoke convention I'm endorsing Dahlei
and remaining silent as TO Martin ana
then turning to Mr.. Green he asked him
ever done % entitle him 20 reelection.
81 am told" Mr.. Jones continuel,
/ though ] don't vouch for the truth or
/ u that ne has secured "a great dcai OF
| patronage for his constituents. How has
/ that patronage been dispensed? To 'c'
ward the friends and workers of Thomas
s. Martin. and / wish I had time 10 look
into Martins record.
RECORDS AND RECORDS.
"Thcre arc two kinds Of records-posi-
tive and negative. Martin is both posi-
tive ana negative. Hc can't speak. That
is not his fault but ne at least ought 90
know how TO vote. and not knowing thnt.
he ought 90 have sense enough 10 follow
! the lead Of John W. Daniel Hut he never
did that The silver question has been
up I'm the Senate twice since Martin went
there. and If you VIII believe me. he
/ voted once for silver and once Tor goa.
/ Bow Doc will vote next time no man TINS
/ side If Heaven can tell
Mr. Jones picked up a copy of The Con-
gresHonal Record showing the vote on
/ the ,yar-revenue measure. and. d'ssectins
f. car. fully. said that Mr.. Martin had
lodged every vote OF any importance OF
the hin. lie asserted positively that every
I other senator I'm the body was voting on
tlis important measure Mr.. Martin Voieu
ON the clauses and amendments thd'
| counted for naught. and escaped INTO 'u'
/ cloak-room to avoid being recorded OF
tho important ones Continuing, tn'
sneaker said: Taking q retrospective
view Of the men who have represent %,
| Virginia I'm the Senate can You say '''.
| Thomas $ Martin is worthy successor
/ of those noble sons OF virginia
MIR Jones spoke at considerable lensti
r.1 charging
/ Junior Seuat0r with an attempt at pos9-
ism ne referred TO Hannaism in ONO
ou.vism I'm Pennsylvania. and Plattisn
,n New York. and said: "But. great Coo
don't let us have such rule IN old VIE
ginia.' hon,
Air. Jones was only allowed one hou
an which 10 open. and his Ume ueN's w
he concluded as follows; 81 have no asp
rations for Office. despite the staiemeh,
Of boss-ridden papers but am hvl ~
.,rc,art the election of a boss II cai
help it," .,a ,ouf
,,.,,l.uee but before doing so asked Mt
Grocn to explain. If he could. Mr.. MAT
,ir,s faflre to vote on the war reFeA"'
bill noora ,cbor
Nr, rooes concluded. and Mr. Na'A4h'
introduced that gentleman.
MIR. GREENS SPEECH.
AIR Green occupied an hour and nan
In tho outset he characterized WI 80
hin as the most peerless )eihoc' at -,
tpa limits of Virginia. Said he: had
49,, ,,qseinc the courthouse While MI
roros was speaklug. and not known WI"
,,..s i'm urogress. ! should have tho.sh
Ira+ AIR Martin was being tried for lhur
9.r Afr Jones has spent MS time I'D '"'
use of invcctives against Marun, Dul Ho'
,r. word has hc said about MS s'i""
man-'Seuator' Tyler. ~ ~
t,ugbtcr followed this. and cries o
eight, were heard. Mr. Green cor , ,o
Oh himself. and said that Governor
l.r would never be Senator INler. o~
-, he said: we are inflicted ever.
now and then with m'aS''S an" "a,
~ .,1 about every ten years ny III
70, ,,ho cannot get i'm with an epide
,,,o ~ n,liucal reform. Daniel tehs ="
Ne 1ta,tip is grcasr senator than h'
aud all the u mOcraiic congress
.,ye ZONES and RiNcy endorse M.'i'li'
3 NJ Zones asked what Mr.. Martin u"
Ioro 81 have his record right here '""N
t.., n,ncrs alofO. The laboi1ng Poop
} i've endorsed him from all over tli
state. and the businessmen OF N"I
endorsed him for his Work III s'l''"
tbrourh am appropriation for deepenlh
the channel thye.' NJ,
Mr. Green referred TO the service Ml
Martin rendered the Stste dept toI''ills
sion. and then, asserting that "'N.
TYLER helped Martin 10 beat Lee 'i'
"Neu now. if Martin was gooa emu.
10 beat lee with. lac IS soou e"o'7'
bury Tyler with" .,.
.,i,,.ier" MIR. Green continued. de
,t,,tip MS the boss of the Ofilc
TYLER AND MARTIN.
ct am lc wears old" SAID Mr.. Green
.a,,d ever since I was born Hoge lyle
has been running for Office lie ran an
rao and ran until the people elected mr.
1.oy,rnor 10 get rid Of him. sun ~
wants more He made his son MS ono
messenger and another son VINO neN e
heard a gun fired, save AZ raDulI l
pulaskj he had made a MAJOR ih TN
army. l understand he has ahother 50
whom he is going 20 MAKE INNS vi - -,
pbuippiucs, Now he wants 10 De Sc,a
go, and if ne succeeds i'm gratifying I'M
er,hitlon he will give mp the governor
~t,t, An a gold Democrat, Ed"ar
, concerning Mr. Martins failure 10 vo w,
1,, var revenue BILL MIR. Green Sd.
there were a whole Tot of DeHooI" aus
tno cloak-room at the same uIne Vi
t',,tor senator from Virginia was lncl
This point he then dismissed. ana IAN" .N.I
un the Roanoke resolution '"ON' a.
Daniel. he said that Mr.. Maruh W@S ~
y ....-ttor mn Of the resolution, ana ho'
me was being blamed because p' u'U '''
endorses himself. .ii,,,io
a 20 Mr. Yvler's candidacy. asserting Una
- NC ,ut ND TO be shot at ultei VI