The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
DEMOCRACYS OPPONENTS.
Eighty of Various Shades Of Opinion
are in the Field.

are IN inc u iciu.
All Of the returns having been received
at Democratic headquarters, ii can now be
stated that about eighty Independents.
Republicans. Popullsts and Socialists are
in the field in opposition 10 the regular
nominees Of the lariy.
The following is list of the Independent
Democrats who wish to come TO the House:
Bedloid County,. NJ. Hancock
Augusta Count md Staunton-E. +.
Vincent ana ]. e. Harris.
Botctourt County-A. W. Harvey and
jacob VI. Croft.
Brunswick County-Dr. r. S. Powell
Fluyanna and Goochland Countes-A.
J. Taylor
Franklin County-G. W. Il. Hale
Greenvlle and Countless. E.Baughn.
Chesterfield and Powhatan Counties
and Manchester City-N. d. Cosby and
George II. Holt
Clarke and Warren Counties-Robert
Beckett.
Craig county and Roanoke city and
county,. J.. Hannah and G. W. Crum-
Halifax county-s. p. Kesee and W. II.
burgess.
Isle Of Wight county-Dr. Claude J.
Bradshaw
Lancaster and Richmond counties-T.
Splcer Curett
Louisa couuty-B. b. Miller
Nelson county-R T.. Gleason.
piftsvlvania county and DauvlllC city
V. a. Witcher.
Prince George and surry countes-W.
W Baugh.
Rockingham county-C. II. Harnsberger
and VI. II Whtmore.
Shenandoah couniy-Josiah Strickley
and John w. Fisher
Washington countv-A II. Blanchard.
]. NJ. Stevens. Thomas W. Clarke. and
7. O. Hartsook.
Wythe county,. Williamson NC
Gar0ck.
This makes thirty-two Independents.
which. added 10 the thirty-eight of other
10 itical views. gives seventy who are
opposing the regular Democracy for sea- 3
i'm the House.
For the Serate there are i've lndepend-
ent Democrats running and five Repubi-
cans and Socialists making total OF
eighty adversaries i'm the state.
Secretary Button. Of the state Demo
cratic Committee Yesterday received in-
formation that Dr. S. VI. Robinson. the
Democratic nominee for the House I'm Car
Iblf COUNTY was h'AliH 's'i'p1DN ~ W 80
Martin. Republican and j. T.. Winesett'
Indcpendent Republican.
Hon. w III. Mann. Of NottOway. the
Democratic nominee i'm the Twenty
eighth Senatorial District was in the citN
Yesterday. Judge Mann is ion excellent
spirits and is putting all his od-time visor
in the campaign, making speeches nearly
every day.
He saws he has a hard fight on his hands
bat does not fear the result. as all the
better class of people are fighting shy OF
Independents. as they almost invariably
ally themselves with Republicans and OPP
rose everything that tends 10 improve the
state.
The Judge said that there was no doubt
In his mind Of the triumph OF the entire
Democratic ticket in his district.
Several of the nominees for the Legisla-
ture have picked out their desks in the
House
Mr. John f. Epps has taken desk 43, in
the rear row. near the entrance.
Mr. r. c. Folkes has chosen his former
seat No. 81. to the right of the entrance.
Mr. 5. 5. p. Paterson has chosen No. 10,
near the centre on the LETT of the entrance.
Messrs s L. Kelly and George Wayne
Anderson have not yet made selections.
Mr. II. q. Pitcher. of Faucuier. has
taken his former seat. No. 81. 20 the right
OF the entrance and on the centre aisle.
Captain r. s. Parks, of Page. will re-
sumo his old place No. ~. TO the left Of
the Speaker