The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

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Campbell
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crawford should not apologize to him
FOR certain publication. which WAS the
IA IA OF said charge OF contempt
4 3, THAT the said q. j Campbell, on or
atout the 00tt, day OF Juno. 1902, when 4
expsctif,s 10 be Indicted for an assault
committed by him witt, cowhide Oh ono
q. II. Crawford, did, whilo Judge Of AM
i,erst County Court, solicit and procure
r. N. Wood, fudge Of the County Court
OF Eluvnf,nA county, to preside over tho
said County Court Of Amherst at the
time Of such indictment and OF the trial
lieve that the said Wood sympathiEed
with him ana approved his course in
committing the said assault
1, That la 1907 the said c. ]. Campbell
wilfully and improperly used his office
of Amherst County Court to procure
tho wrongful Indictment In his said court
OF one AZ D. Beard for the alleged forgery
OF the name Of n. O. Joyner treasurer,
and for alleged fembezzlcment and lar
ceny Of certain moneys collected by
said Beard for0 said Joyner. treasurer,
IN tho trial OF said indictments with a.
view to Furnishing the said Beard for
certain alleged personal and political
grievances which the said Campbell held
against the said Beard.
Mr. Southall moved to strike out sneci-
fication No. 4 Of the resolution presented
by tho COMMITTEES for Courts OF Justice.
Pending tho consideration of which. on
motion OF Mr.. Cardwnli. ths chair was
vacated until a:3o3 o'oloox r. NJ. I.
EVENING SESSION. IA
The hour OF $3.50 0 clock P. M. having
arrived, the chair Yves resumed.
The motion OF Mr.. southall. to strike
ont specification No. In the resolution
presented ~ the Committee for Courts
Of Justice was put and decided IN the
nesativs-ysas, n i nays, &c. 81.
p On motion OF Mr., Newhousa. the vote
was recorded a. follows, # E9B
Yee y, ~ 9, Conway Baker.
Duke. edwards George. Goodwin. Green.
Hartman. HURLEY, Kelley, sebrell. Sim
norman. eouthall. Taylor ,Toney, Walker,
Wallace. Ware and West-91.
L Naya-Messrs. Angel. Bscos, BoaE,
Branch. Cannaday. Christian, Davis.
Elan. Gardner. Gent, Heermans. Hoff-
man. Jennings, q. Q. Jordan, Lacy. Las
sitter, Lawson. Lee, Lion. Lowry, Lyer1,
Mort. Murrell, Newhouse ousenberry,
Robson. sipe, Waddy, Weaver and Whits-
Mr.. Duke moved to strike out srectf-
cation No. 3. which was rejected yeas,
q !: nays. d.
On motion Of Mr. sebr.ll. the vot. was
recorded as follows,
Yeas-Messrs.&C Conway Baker Duke,
Edwards. Gardner. George, Goodwin.
Green. Hartman. Hunley, e. g. Jordan.
Kelley. Lewis, Mathews Moore. sebrell,
zimmerman, stearnss. Taylor, Walker,
Wallace and Ware-N. a
vi Nays-Messrs. ANGEL, Blscoe Boaz.
Branch, Cannaday, Cardwell, Davis.
Elam. Gent Heermans, Hoffman, Jen-s
ninEs. Lacy, Lassiter, Lawson, Leo, Lion,
Lowry, Lyell, Mort Murrell Newhouso,
Quissnbsrry, . Robson. sipe, southall,
sWaddy, Weaver, West and Whitehead.
Tho following pairs were announced,
Mr.. Mays with Mr.. Rico, Mn Cumming
with Mr.. Christian.
Tho first named gentlemen would have
voted in the Affirmative,
This resolution was agreed to. a.
Mr.. Davis moved to reconsider ths vote
by which the resolution was agreed to,
which motion was reje OF ed. S
WE'RE CONQUERED IN. i
These resolutions were agreed TO In the
Senate with an amen dment. inserting the
word alleged" before causes" and the
House and Judge Campbell given the con-
stitutional notice OF twenty days and fur
nished with copy OF the resolution and
alleged" causes all OF which were en-
tered OF record on the journals OF the
two houses. When the house came on
April 9th to finally vote on the question
OF removal. simple resolution to that
was adopted, and 1t Is that which s now
pending before the Senate Committee.
But strong House leader who was q
member Of the Legislature which removed
Judge shumate. OF Fauquier. and who Is
familiar with the procedure IN the Ste
vens case, contends that the House II
tho present instance has followed the pre-
action Is clearly within proper constitu-
tional lines.
The meeting OF the Senate COMMITTEES
set for next Thursday will be looked for.
ward to with great interest, as no case
before any Legislature In recent yeart
hos attracted half so much attention.
SAYS 1T IS ALL RIGHT.
Hon Richard B. Davis. OF Petersburg,
leading member Of the House Judi
clary Committee, and prominent figure
In ali the House proceedings on the Camp
bel case, was In t hecity last night and
told some OF his colleagues that as ia
lawyer and member OF the committee,
he felt confident the action Of the House
had been regular, and that tile prece-
dents In former cases had been followed.
Mr.. Davis ia regarded MS perhaps the
ablest lawyer In the House, and ranks
beside any in either branch In point OF
ability. He has been in intimate touch
with the case since Its inception, and he
and Mr.. Sipe have had much to do with
formulating the reports.
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