The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-23

Gan. Kelley. Lassiter, lawson Lake,
LeCato, Lee. Lyle, Massie, Mathews.
Mays, McIlwaine. Moon. NJ ort. Nlulreli.
Owen, Powers. Purdy, Rice. Sale, Sd
snead. stearns, Turpin. Tyler, Ware,
West, John Whitehead Joseph White
head and Woodward-64.
For Turnbull-Messrs. Armstrong, Bis
coe. George C. Bland. Boaz, Bruce,
Bryant, Chapman, Christian, Clayton,
Coleman, Donohoe, Duke, Edmondson,
Elan. Featherston. Folkes. Ford. Fulton,
Keezell. Lewis. Lion, Mann. Nottingham,
Opie. OVERLY. Reynolds. Ryan, Sears.
Shackelford, Smith. Southall. Stafford,
Taylor. Toney, S. H. Walker, c. NJ. Wal
lace, Jr.. G. NJ Wallace. Watkins and
Wichkhan-43.
ton of Judge West unanimous. This
was done amid applause.
THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT.
Mr.. Boaz named Judge ]. NJ. White, OF
Albemarle, for judge Of the Eighth Cir
cult and the nomination was seconded
by Senator George z. Shackelford, OF
Orange.
MI. Paul Petit. of F'1uvana. in brief
but timely speech. He had read at the
desk a letter from Mr.. D. H. Leake, the
member from Goochland and tluvana,
explaining that he was committed before
Mr.. Petit came on the field. Mr.. Moon
raped Albemarle for having had so
many offices, and when he concluded MI.
Duke made a brief speech for Judge
White.
The roll was called. but when the letter
So was reached. on motion Of Mr.
Moon. the nomination of Judge White
was made unanimous. Mr.. Petit had
received a very altering vote. though 1t
was evident that JUDGE White had won
THE THIRTEENTH
The 'tBloody Thirteenth" was next
called, and Hon. George Y. Hunley in
chaste and eloquent speech presented the
name of Judge G. Taylor Garrett. of
Mathews. Mr.. Hunley paid a fine tribute
to Judge Garrett, and was given fatter-
ing applause.
Hon. George C. Bland clad in a fault
less white vest and looking spiclz and
span. presented Hon. Claggett B. Jones
in a very graceful speech. His remarks
created great enthusiasm. and Senator
j. Boyd Sears seconded Judge Garnett's
nomination Mr.. Sears. who is one of the
most eloquent speakers in the General
Assembly. made a fine impression on the
caucus. and his remarks elected frequent
rounds of applause which was repeated
at great length when he concluded.
Mr.. Kelley spoke ably for Mr. Jones'
| He paid pretty tribute to his friend AMI
earnestly appealed to his colleagues to
| support him. The speech of Mr.. Kelley
| brought forth loud applause. and Judge
Garnett's nomination was seconded in
| strong speech by Judge ". H. Mann Of
| Nottoway. There was the utmost atten.
ton during the roll call. and all seemed
| to realize that close fight was on.
THE RECORDED VOTE.
| The roll call resulted as follows:
For Garnett-N1essrs. Armstrong
| Conway Baker, J. H Biscoe. Bowman.
Branch. Bryant, Byars, Cabell. Cardwell
| Cation, Chapman. Christian, w. B. Clarke
| Coleman. Cromwell. Cumming, Davis.
Donohoe, Early, Edmondson, Folkes
Gold. Hunley. Hutchinson, Walter Jor-
dan. Lawson. Leake. Lee. Lion, Mann
| Mays. Nottingham. Opie. Overbey, E. "
Owen, ]. j. Owen, Powers, Purdy. Sale.
| Sears Sebrel. st. Clair, Snead. Stafford
! stearns Tyler, Ware. Watkins, West.
! Joseph Whitehead. Woodward-53.
For Jones-Messrs. Allen, Anderson. W.
| W Baker. Barksdale. c. T. Bland, Geo
c. Bland. Boaz, Bruce. Churchman, CLAW.
| tor. Cogbill. Duke, Edwards. Elan, Ford.
Fulton Gardner. Garrett George, Grave
| ly, Graves. Green. Hartman, Hobbs, Jen-
nings, E. c. Jordan. Keezell. Kelley
| Lyell, Lyle. Massie. McTlwaine. Moon
| Settle, Shackelford. Shands Smith
southall, Taylor. Toney. Turpin. c. NJ
Wallace, Jr., John Whitehead, Wickhan
40.
On motion Of Hon. George c. Blanc
! the nomination of Judge Garrett was
| made unanimous amid applause, and
| Colonel Bowman. in a strong speech
named Hon Henry E Blair, Of Mont
| gon1ery. for judge of the Twentieth Cir.
cult. Colonel Bowman spoke of the at
tainments and popularity Of his candi-.
| date. and declared that he was choice of
| large majority Of the people and the
bar of the circuit.
A STRONG SPEECH.
! Senator Clayton made an able and elo-
| quent presentation of the claims Of Judge
]. R. Tucker. Jr of Bedford City. Mr.
Clayton briefly slzetched the career Of
Judge Tucker. to whom he paid a splendid
| tribute.
Senator Lyle seconded Judge Blair's
nomination in a brief speech. in which he
earnestly appealed for the nomination
|sof his sfavorite.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson spoke
! eloquently for Judge Tucker He had