The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-18
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..The battle is a long way. OFF and have
not made up my mind what e snail IL; do !,
4boua it alf the Jeopson last night
but I am inclined now to think that
General Rufus A. Ayers, Of Wise, is the
logical candidate to maSe .ns Tacs v a9
and measure him by any standard" he
went on, .'and you will find in him all the
clements of a man and statesman Al
though corporation 70 iaWSsf ana aTsp.H
Ayers sank. every personal consideration
while {. member of the convention and
stood on the side OF an r 81 M th.s
people Of the Southside on the question
Of reforming the suffrage, and his whole
course in the convention as Well as IN
public lif:. from start has been that of a
broad minded and fearless, statesman
Just at this moment some one suggested
General Ayers as a proper man Tor the
those Who we're discussing the matter
thought him eminently fitted for any
place in the gift Of the Virginia people.
I'VE are taking no part in the alleged
1 battle against the new Constitution,
said q prominent Republican leader at
one Of the popular hos.elfes aSt nins
on the efforts of the negroes in this line.
but we are just sitting still in the boat
d saying nothns IN the the Courts sonS
all right. If it stands We expect to be
able to go before the people Of the State
and make q good showing under new con-
ditions. So you can see we are losing no
sleep over the matter one way or an
other.
Colonel Robert Catlett. of Rockbridge.
and Colonel Joseph Button. OF -Apponat-
toX, are at Murphys They are both in
fine spirits CONCERNING the. Democrats
outlook in the Tenth District this fall
an easy victory over MS Republican OPP
ponent, Colonel James Lyons, for Con-
gress. Colonel Button spoke for the
side of the ridge, and they both said the
situation had been rendered very salts
factory by the fine results Of the new.
suffrage scheme.
State Senator W. P. Barksdale. of Hal
flax, is at Murphy's. Senator BarksdaIe
attended the Horse Show last night and
will leave for home this afternoon lie
the stump with N1essrs. Swanson and
Glass in the Fifth and Sixth Districts.
spea king for the SUCCESS sue IS i, Of the Dsmo
is going to push his pure elections bills
in the Senate with much y1gor next Win
ter.
Hon. r. j. Tuck. ex-member of the
House of Delegates from Halifax is II
the city to attend the Horse Show. Mr..
Tuck is in fine spirits over the new politi-
cal conditions in the Southside, and his
friends expect him some time to stand
for the Legislature again He is a man
of much popularity in his county.
| DR.. Floyd ]. Gregory, of Keysville, is
registered at Murphy's The people of
Charlotte are well satisfied with the re-
suit of the new registration" said DR..
Gregory. You may always count upon
Charlotte rolling up "a good big Demo
business as a politician in our country
Colonel John s. Cunningham of North
Carolina, is in the city and registered at
Murphy's. Colonel Cunningham was warm
~ greeted by his old friends around the
lobby last night, and he had cordial
hand shake and a glad srnila fn. a Ii ..