The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-27

go slow.
Democratic Speakers here. and espe-
cially members Of the Constitutional Con-
vention, who nave come up to lend their
ala in the campaign, have prtsthe matter
of negro suffrage sauarely before the
white people. and their utterances have
been received with applause, denotlng
the willingness of the white rank and file
for the convention, to- put the screws on
the negro however so hard. These
speeches have had the effect OF instillinG
more interest in the campaign and indi-
cations point to q full vote on election
day.
In this Senatorial District Senator G.
M. Wallace will probably be reelected
over his Republican opponent, Mr.. Alb
SALON Waller Senator Wallaces past
services to his people and his party, his
conservative views and known integrity
combine to recommend Ahis reelection.
The word from Louisa is that the DEM
ocrats will carry that county by the
usual majority.
In Spotsylvania county and this city
the campaign has been conducted along
the usual lines by the Democrats while
the Republicans have been on the still
hunt All indications point to the cleo
ton of the Democratic nominee, J. Henry
Biscoe. over his Republican opponent,
Henry Warden. Conditions in Stafford
and KING GISOTSSE COhl11iSS stiS liiSSttlcO,
with both parties making a warm fight.
Mr.. n. It. Garrett, Democrat, will prob
ably carry his home county, King George,
while the result in Stafford cannot be
foretold at present. though Mr.. NJ. X.
Lowry. Mr.. Garnett's Republican oppo-
snent, is very strong there. Owing to the
late nominations in Caroline, the cam
paign there has just commenced, but
promises to warm up speedily. Mr.. D. B.
Powers. Jr.. the Democratic nominee, will
probably be elected over Mr. Dunn, post
master of Bowling Green, his Republican
opponent.
The conditions in the two districts-the
First and Eighth-which meet here and
are divided for a considerable distance
by the Rappahannock river, may be
summarized as follows:
First District-Dr. George w. lie Cato,
Democrat, will be reelected to the State
Senate from the Eastern Shore District.
J. BOYD Sears. Democrat, will be elect
ed to State Senate from district compos-
ed of Essex, -N1iddlesex, Gloucester and
Mathews counties.
Accomac-S. Wilkins Matthews, Demo-
crat. will be reelected to the House.
Caroline-D. B. Powers, Jr., Democrat,
will probably defeat Dunn. Republican.
Essex and NIiddIesex-W. II. Lawson,
Democrat will probably defeat Jones.
Independent.
Fredericksburg city and Spotsylvania
county, II. Biscoe Democrat will de-
feat Henry Warden, Republican.
Gloucester and Mathews-G. Y. Hun
ley. Democrat. will be reelected.
King ana Queen-G. c. Bland, Demo-
crat, will be elected.
Lancaster and Richmond-J. NJ. Lyell,
Democrat will be elected
Northumberland and Westmoreland
counties-C. c. Baker, Democrat, will be
elected over Thomas Bali, Jr.. Republi-
can.
Northampton and Accomac-J. z. Not
tinsham. Democrat, will be reelected.
Eighth District-In the Thirteenth Sen
atoral District. composed Of Louisa,
Spotsylvania and Stafford counties and
the city of Fredericksburg. the fight is
cratic incumbent, and Absalom Waller,
Republican.
Alexandria city and county,. r. Ca
ton. Democrat, will be elected
Culpeper-S NJ Newhouse, Democrat,
will be reelected.
Fairfax-R. E. Lee, Jr.. Democrat, will
be elected.
Fauquer-M. NJ Green, Democrat, will
be elected.
F'auGuer and I.oudoun-W. II. Lewis,
Democrat will be reelected.
King George and Stafford-Close fight
between H. T. Garrett, Democrat, and NJ
X. Lowry, Republican.
Loudoun-John T. Ryan, Democrat, will
be reelected.
Louisa-Frank T. West. Democrat. it
is thought. will be- elected.
Orange-J: C. Graves, Democrat, Win
be elected.
Prince William-Thomas H. Lion, Dem
ocrat, will be elected.