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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
CANAL, TREATY
IS TERMINATED.
Continued from First Page,

has doubtless done more than anything
else TO secure the assent OF the British
GovcrnM el,t TO. j new treaty. But almost
in tie same breath must be mentioned
the State Departments willingness to
agree to a reciprocal arrangement re-
gsrding the British West Indies and
otl,e: British possessions. This, while IN
line with the views ,atterly attributed by
special cable dispatches 10 President Nc
kinley and President Roosevelt was so
at variance with the British Govern
ments experience of the American atti-
tide that they now regard it in the light
of a Guild pro quo for what they believe
to be a concession over the Nicara guam
proposal.
PREVENT BUILDING.
From a diplomatic source there has late
ly emanated q private rumor3thst tie
Suez Canal Company is using financial
and other influence TO prevent an agree
ment being reached in regard to the Mic
araugan canal. It has been further re-
ported that this powerful corporation has
Joined hands with several leading Amer
lean interests, alleged to be opposed to
the construction of this latter waterway
The Associated I'ress learns, however.
that Investigations carried On here ana
elsewhere, in which Washington is not
an entirely 6isinterested party. reveal
nations by the Suez Canal Company,
though the head of one CT the British.
State departments admitted that the Mic
araugan canal would probably ,rob the
Suez canal of all its far Eastern trade.
The Panama Canal Company is also
ignorant of any action having been taken
by the Suez Canal Company against the
nroposed Nicarausan canal.
WAR NOT POSSIBLE.
1t is interesting TO note that several
English authorities Interviewed by repre-
sentative of The Associated Press all de-.
clared that English trade with the Far,
East, whereto, within n few years. the
largest tonnage would be speeding, must
be bound to take the Isthnlian route, not
only to expedite cargoes but to avoid the
palpable danger OF the Suck route. which
now compels them TO skirt the shores of
three nations-F'rance,f Spain and Italy.
who .'by the fall of the handkerchief
might become hostile. These authorities
all assumed without any reservation shat
war between Great Britain and the United
States is an impoSSibility.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
culpepe1r County.

Rixcyville, Culpeper Co., Va, Oct. %.
Editor of The Times:
Sir-I am glad Ito see that in the
State are becoming very much interested
government, ana what they will do for
] Hampton Hoge and company On election
sday. will convince Mr. Roosevelt that
his friend. Booker Washinsto or. like him
self may have southern blood in his
VEINS but they recognize the color Of it
in the cotton field and not It the dinner
table, q A az
81 we will increase our, majority on the
9TH Of November, as many:of this wealth.
lest and most respectable :: Republicans
viii vote the Democratic ticket as a re-
buke to Mr.. Roosevelt for appoint
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Richmond City.

Richmond, v a., 5Oce. ~. Z
(. Ed. Times: .
L am quite sure that the Legislative
ticket in Richrnondawili be elected by
heavy majority.
2 Our fellow Democrats throughout Vir-
sinia are looking with pride and hope,
TO see old Richmond cast a vote that VIII
completely Bury Roosevelt, Hose, Petit
go, Summers and the advocates of so
Z cial negro equality" To elect Hose
Governor Uill be accepted by the entire
country as an absolute endorsement OF
"socia! equality" as suggested by Roose-,
Welt We owe TITO our race to elect
Montague, Willard and Anderson. Let
every Democrat in Richmond and Henri
co SSesolve thats on Tuesday he will vote
before he goes to work. If we do this,
our Democratic chairman can telegraph
our Fellow Democrats throughout the
State by u O'Clock IN the day that 1000
or&s.00e had already voted the straight
Democratic ticket.
We nave about 1000 white voters, and
We can give 1900 majority for white
supremacy. and II, is our duty to do SO.
: Let Us iii vote very carly. and carry
our neighbosS vita Us. If we 60 this,
we5wiil win q great victory for o;d Vir-t
gnia.
s ~ ~. IS. r.. 6. FoLKEs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
ROOSEVELT REFORMER.
Will Extend Civil Service Over Rural Free
Delivery.
Especial Dispatch 10 Tho Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. 2-Press-
dent Roosevelt is still Il civil service 20
former. This is made evident by the fact
that within the near future he intends 70
have the rurut free delivery system ef
the PostoIicc Department placed Under.
civil service rules. This he announced 20
{, caller to-day.
This rural free delivery plan has: proSei
beneficial in many States. especially in
Virginia. the Carolinas. Florida and Geor-
gia. 1t is one Of the best schemes lately
inauGarated by the PostofIice Department.
The mere fact that the President has be-
come Interested to the extent of placing
this department. of the postoffice Under
the civil service laws certainly foreshaG-7
ows its success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Norfolk City.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. 2. 1901.
Editor Of The Times tvtatut Ip~gug
Sir.-In regard to my candidacy for he
House of Delegates from this city.
think can safely say Chat I will receive
the endorsement of ray fellow-citlzens.
I am the candidate of no faction OF. oer-
son. and while I ilavc ever been a strict
party man.. am looking 10 my career
as business ran only. to win this cleo
ton
lily opponents arc, strange to say. so
called Democrats, but they, are Irregular
and boilers, and I have no fears OF the
Verdict of the people on their false claims
Our State ticket will win Hy q large petn-
ocratic majority. as this factional light
will set out a large vote. Very truly,
C. =. WOODARD. 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
THE FIRST OTGR IAN.
Alouzo Tyler First. Man III the World TO Run
an Electric Car

Alonzo Tyler, who is said to have been
the first man in the world to rtin as
motorman on an electric car, lives in this
city and is a member OF the Richmond
division of the Amafgamated Association
of Street Railway Employees.
Tyler holds this distinction in view OF
the fact that he acted as motorman on
the first trolley car ever run when the
test was made here in 1855, on the Clay
Street line.
M. Tyler has been in active service as
a street car man for seventeen years.
Yesterday he celebrated his sixty-third
birthday, and looks to be good for US
many more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
,lscting the following Officers and mem

selecting the following Officers and mem
bers:
Miss Rosalie Pettis, president AIR. Reg
maid Wal ker, vice-president: !, Mr. s. II.
.t,rischkdrn secretary, Mr.. w . L. Wing
field, treasurer: Miss Estelle f. Mount
castle, librarian: Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson,
Mr. and Mrs. Churchhili ,.faves. Miss An
ME Forester, Miss Bessie Rowe. Miss
May Pettis. Miss Lula F. Mountcastie,
Miss Lille Todd. Miss Nib.ett. Miss Lou
Gulick, Miss jamie Rogers. Miss Cation.
Miss Genevieve Sharpe; Nfr. Rogers. alr.
Simon Drinard. AIR. Jack Smith, Mr.. Roy
al Webster, Mr.. Rosson. 4,,r. c. NJ
FEschkorn. Mr.. Claude Long, Mr.. Eddie
Ragland, Mr.. Alonzo Phillips
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Mathews County.
Mathews. Va, Oct. 3otk.

MatneWS, va, .Oct. 3Utf
Editor CT the Times:
While it is not always safe to predict
the result Of an election, yet there oee,ns
no doubt of my success in the present
contest for rs-clection to the House of
Delegates. Two years ago carried both
Mathews and Gloucester in an off year
ana my opponent in this election does not
seem to be as strong as the gentleman
who opposed me then.
l have tried to arouse my people TO the
Importance of this election, and sincere
IL hope that Gloucester and Mathews will
give a good account Of themselves on
next Tuesday for the whole Democr ltic
ticket, GEORGE Y. HUXLEY.
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Henricu County.
Richmond, Va, Oct. Goth.

Richmond, Va, Oct. Goth.
Editor Of The TINES:
Replying TO your kind inquiry in regard
TO my prospects Cor election to the House
on the 5th. am pleased to say that they
are very bright. My County Committee
is deeply interested in my success and
will spare no effort to set out a full vote,
and l have also the hearty cooperation
Of the leading Citizens Of Henrico If the
Democrats Of the Third District will be-
stir themselves we will elect our full
ticket with larsely-increased majority.
Yours very truly, = go
THOMAS w. GARDNER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
MADE HALLOWEEN R!OTOUs,
Twenty Young Men Arrested in Winchester
~ Horse D.iyen to Death,
Especial Dispatch to The Tlues.)

a. Especial Dispatch to The Tlraes)
WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. 2.-Justicc
BraGonis,: has issued warrants for The
arrest % about twenty young men who
made rlotous conduct on Halloween by
burning large piles Of leaves and boxes,
and for taking a"ay movable property
At Front Royal mis- afternoon the East
err Normal College eleven defeated tie
Shenandoah Valley Academy team. OF
Winchester. BIZ a score of &c to Q.
While driving to Front Royal horse
belonging to L;veryman Noonan, of Win
chester, died from being driven too fast
by Shenandoah Valley Academy stu
dents The animal was worth about $50
Another horse IS sick and may lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
I,unt Clubs Meet.

The Deep Run Hunt Club met yesterday
afternoon at the New Reservoir. and from
there followed the hounds over 4 course
of several miles. through Skeletons Grove,
the Willis place. Nyestwood. Bethlehem
Church and through Acca farm. to the
Club House green. Those in the hunt
were: II. c.. Bcattie master OF hounds;
j. X. j. andrews, a. Cole Biauton An
drew Christian. 5r.. Frank Christian.
George -ole Scott and Kiss helen Chris
ffor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
people and sVict tory will be ours.
Rcspcctfnlly yours:
j. Il. ELAN.
Southampton County.
C.nrrtland.

VT S1t1 T. W
Editor Times: -.
finE no opposition, my election to
tho House Of Delegates Is assured. The
enemy IS ma king a silent iii ht with us.
but, notwithstanding the lack OF local
opposition, believe the Democrats of
Southa1npto1i viii their duty in giving
unreserved su Dport to our matchless state
ticket, and will emphasize their loyalty
to Democracy by their usual large ma
jority on November 5th.
D There can be no tine for lethargy and
Indifference among US when our dearest
social and political interests are at stake.
Yours very truly,
JOHN N. SEBRELL, JR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Jud &c Phea at Marion.
!. (Sprclal Dispstcb to The Times !,

.91-8 lSfTc!aI UIsHAtc5I TO The 1Ines}
4 MARION, VA. November -
Judge William +. Rhea addressed 4 good
crowd at the court house here Thursday
night, making q fine speech, devoted al
most entirely To State issues.
Judge 6. II. Fudge. sMr.sH. N. Bell and
Hr. J. c. Byars made good short talks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Ambulance Calls.

Z Charles Marc:ii. white hoy. dran,s =
small quantity OF concentrated iyo :st the
residence of his father ION FAST cary
Street. yesterday Icorring.s at 1a:to o'clock
Or Foster. with TIE cton'acf Grn;p. res
:ued him from al danger
Edgar Genn, q white boy. tell from
Bicycle az Fourteenth and Main streets
at noon and was painfully Bruised. lie
was treated and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Confined dIrom first 1'ase.)
RING AND ANTl.RlNG.
he Ring Crowd Ia Norfolk Have the Election
Machinery.

No. ~
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 1.-The City Eiec-
toral Board, composed OF Andrew Jack
sen Dalton. Napoleon Bonaparte Joynss
and Jefferson Davis Hofheimer, met to-
night and appointed Judges for next Tues
days election for State officers and mem
bcrs OF the Legislature, there being two
sets OF candidates for the latter, ring and
Ents-ing.
The Electoral Board, which is composed
OF ring men. appointed ring judges IN
nearly every precinct, not considering any
Of the anti-ring=s recommendations
This indicates that there will be an at
tempt to vote zrepeaters. The and-r.ns
men say they will forcibly resist any,
erookedness. Mayor Beanan to-day prom
ased the anti-ring faction ample police
protection for next Tuesday.
The anti-ring says that to-nights FRO
ceeding on the part of the: Electoral
Board shows the desperate situation The
ring Is in. and quotes them as graspins
ut the last straw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
7: Norfolk District.
Norfolk, Va, October 20.

Editor of The Times: =
FAVOR of the 2Sth, in which
being elected, I would say thattas the
Republicans have not made q nomination
for the Senate in this distinct (ano' / have
no opposition from any other source) L
will necessarily be elected
Il believe that if tho Democrats of this
district will turn out and vote, there is mo
doubt that We Will nave assolid delesa-
ton of senators and members of the Leg.
islature in the next General Assembly
and the State ticket will recelve.Sa largo
ma ority, \ ours Very We VT ,tfuoN.
80. = w. W. SALE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Manchester.

4 manchester, Va. Oct.sSQth. !.
Editor$of The Times: go
I am confident CT the election Of the
State ticket by:a large majority although
much apathy has existed among our peo-
pie, ;t.is now wearing away, and am OF
the opinion that if the Democratic voters
will so to the polls and vote" on next
Tuesday, that Hon. ". ". Baker ard
be returned to the House By
a verS large majority
Very respectfully, D. l.. TONEY. &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Loudoun County.

.---.l.f 49,. 2aICUIsf v d, IT. u
Editor Iimes:
fLoudoun will give the Democratic ticket
"a jority OF not less than 800. We re
gard the coming election as one of the
most important ones held in Virgins,
and we hore and believe that Democrats
Of this section of the State will do their
fun duty on Tuesday next.
e. RYAN.
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, Spottsylyania.

Granite Springs, Va, October 81.
Editor of The Times: ss5.$ 80
Sir,-l feel confident that the county
of Spctsylvania and city of Froderlcks-
burg will not only elect ne, but give
their usual Democratic majority for the
Democratic ticket Let every Democrat
do his duty and success is assured.
Very truly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Surry County.

Surry, Va, Oct c9th.
Editor Of The Tines:
Replying to your favor OF yesterday. l
will say that ]. regard the election OF the
entire Democratic ticket. including State
Senator and member of the House OF
Delegates, as an absolute certainty.
Whatever dsalfcction may have pecn re-
lied on by the opposition, il anJ existed,
has been entirely eradicated. by the Book
or Washington entertainment at the
White House. Yours very truly
w 8. CLARKE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Apathy Eliminated.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.1
BRISTOL. TENN. Nov. 2.-Congress-
IMAM Rhea returned to Bristol to-day, at
ter having made speeches for the Demo-
cratic ticket in various Southwest Vir-
ginia counties, he says that wherever
la,e spoke he found an enthusiastic crowd,
and that he is convinced that apathy Is
being eliminated in. a great measure from
the campaign in this end of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Portsmouth City.
Pnr.smnutll Va DC.

q iU!tslIIUutI1, Vd.,. UCL. olS
Editor of the Times:
There is no do2bt of ,ay election as
member Of the General Assembly to rep.
resent Portsmouth. have no opposition.
the battle being fought in our primary
From present indications, ,Montag que.
Willard and Anderson will get d hand
some majority in this. city, and I beiiave
the same can be said for The Whole Sec
onu Congressional District.
r Very truly yours,
CHARLES T. BLAND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Carolina, II: Georgia, O.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
CHAPEL. HILL. n. C., Nov. 2.-Caro-.
lima defeated University of Georgia to-.
day at Atlanta by Il score OF 81 to O..
Both teams played listless, ragged ball,
North Carolina winning by superior
weight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
INDEPENDENT WITHDRAWs.
With Bickers Out of the Race Parks Re
election Is Assured.
Especial pHpatch to The Tlmes.)

LURAy, VA, Nov. 2.-R. A Bickers,
andependent Democratic candidate uor the:
degis,ature has Withdrawn his candi-
tdacy in favor OF r. S. Parks, the regular
Democratic nominee. He gives the good
lof the Democratic party as his reason.
Ills withdrawal assures the election Of
Captain Parks over George C. Elkins, Re-
publican, by the usual Democratic major
1H.
Ieg1' action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Northampton.
FranlStown. Va, Oct. Sot

y EiInkLOWn. y a,, .OCt-- oUt1l. -
Editor, Of The Times: .-..r
The canvass On the Eastern Shore IS
progressing. fairly well, and l think We
shall get ou1..votcrs OUT. If SO. l see 10
reason why we will not give our norIlal
majorities l. know, of no deserticls to
the Republican party 5.s,.
Ny election is assured. as there is no
opposition. Yours truly, .i.t.s,
fJOHNl,E. NOTTING CHAM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Robbery ST New Ford's.

Miss Irene Russell an actress at the.
Biiou, reported TO Police Headquarters
yesterday that che had been robbed CT
$40. She had been stopping 81 New i't.rtts
and Friday night w.ie,, she returned she
placed the,noney under her pillow Whei,
she arose yesterday morning the so vas
missing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Movement Of Vessels.
fDY AssocIpted Press !

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. Fit was
said at the Bureau OF Navigation TODAY
that the North Atlantic Squadron. con-
sisting of the flagship kearsarse and tic
Massachusetts Alabama and Potomuc,
will visit the Charleston Exposition about
the LIST of Deem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Stanton and Augusta.
Staurton. Va. Novemte e.

Stanton. Va. November !. =.
Editor Of The Tines sts,
Sir--Ia response to your request 70 Sive
You the political status in this. the Ninth
Senator's District, vii! say that S,a::n-
ton and Augusta have never been car
sried by the opposition We can give 800
majority when the vote is out, but will
give on next Tuesday from to ZOO ma
.ori1y.
Yours truly,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Eighteenth Senatorial District.
SCottsviI.e. Va. October

SCottsVlI.e, Va, Uctcber 81.
Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-Complyins with your request.
write to say that my election from the
Eighteenth Senatorial District is sure.
provided the Democratic voters, turn out,
as hope they will on elecsion-day.
Yours truly, <. .ss.as
Il. G. MOON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Orange County.
-Barboursvillc, Orange county, Va,

October 81.
Editor Of The Times:
Sir,-I feel confident now of Democratic
success in this county. Two weeks ago
the outlook was not so favorable; but
the people have become aroused to the
need OF At full vote and vii! give Il good
majority, am sure, TO tile entire sicl1e.
in Orange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Albemarle,
Cllarlottesyille Y

Charlottesville, Va. October 81.
Editor Of The Times:
~ Sir,-Your favor OF the 18th in regard
to the election next Tuesday received
I think there isf,no doubt about mr.
Boaz' and my election to the House. as
swe have no opposition.
Yours truly,
N-AI r. DUKE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Organized a Social Club.

Last Tuesday evening the. I. x. l.. met
at the residence of Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo
Smiths. No. 90 West Clay Street. and
orga nized a social and literary club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Brunswick County

EbonS-, Va. october 80,
Editor Of The Times: .s8
IS Sir.-Replying to yours OF the 2sth,
would say there IS every indication that
Brunswick will give a handsome Demo
cratic majority for both State and legis-
ilatiye nominees. I have confidence in the.
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Fine .larc Dead.
ASSOCIATED, cress

fBy AssocIatct! SFHsS1
MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov. 2.-Georse c.
T.fnnett,s three-yea:-o'd race Elaro Mss
genuett. b. Russels-aiemcriai. died to-
DE-. OF lurs: fever.
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G. FoLKEs.
Allegheny.

- = COVlnStCT, va, OCT. 80,
Editor CT The Times:
Replying TO 'torr inquiry, you'd
say that the prospects for my election
ares fright. my friends are rallying to
nlyssupport with "a great deal OF enthusi-
sasm.. If they continue their efforts. as
I lave every reason to believe they will.
my election is ASSURED. The conditions
in ;this district are now entirely salts
Factory c. F. MOORE
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Orange County.

Orange, Va. Nov. /, 1901.
Editor OF This Times:
Notwithstanding that the Democratic
party of Orange county sustained a rude
shock in permitting q Republican to be
elected to the constitutional Convention,
conditions are very satisfactory here
The whole Democratic ticket will win by
a comfortable majority, at least 200. and
perhaps twice hat number. l have no
opposition for the Senate.
GEORGE S. SHACKELFORD.
Eastern Shore
Wachapreague, Va, Oct. 81 1901.
Editor of The Times:
Slr.-Having no opposition for the Sen
ate, either on the Republican or Pre!liti-
ton ticket, my election is necessarily as
sured | may say the same of the Dei.,e-
cratic candidates for the House.
While have no doubt the Eastern Shore
will give our ticket its average majority,
there is absolutely no enthusiasm on this
side of the bay. But these counties have
never failed the party, and will not 60 so
now. This fact is too well known over the
State TO leave room for apprehension.
Sincerely yours,
GEO. w. LIE CATO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

Democrats to office: and az :he came time
recognizing Booker Washington as tl 1slls
equal socially. TheEihios influential. lie
publicans OF the county are decldedly IN
favor of disfranchising The negro, and to
vote the Republican ficket would not tend
to- accomplish that end.
Respectfully,
= s. NJ. zNEWHOUSE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
Washington County.
Rr;sfo1. Va Oct 20.

Ed Tines:
Since the enthusiastic demonstrations
incident to Montagues ma gnlriceEt cam
paign in the First Senatorial District,
our prospects sof. election are; most fiat
tering.
The false impressions. made upon the
uninformed by anonymous circulars and
misrepresenta tons OF Republican speak.
ers is being dissipated and will react on
their PARTY. The. white men OF this sec
ton regardless of politics believe in white
supremacy throughout the. Common
wealth. a nd will stand by the party that,
is standing by the white man.
Respectfully
J. c. BYARS. e
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S: GORDON, CUMMING 3,
Chesterfield.

Ed. Times: ~ .g -. :
I reply to your circular card, Of the
2St.,, inst. Erern' what r Sinave4s seen and.
learned from tile count Chesterfield
and Powhata1i, ana 4. city NJ hes,
ter, am OF dpintohi tina much larger
vote will be Tolled next Tuesday for the
Democratic ticket than has been cast for
several years.srfEI have vet Ito 4 see the
first voter who said hat he did not
expect to so to the polls and vote. There
fore, We are encoura sed ito believe tina t.
the ticket will secure al liz ndsome MAJ.
jority i'll this legislative district. "
Yours very truly,