The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
Mr.. Ellyson and Col. Button
In Cheerful Moods.
CHAIRMAN DOHERTY
ISSUES CALL TO ARMS
Little interest in Richmond, and Result
Viii Be Election Of Solid Democratic
Delegation - Some Close Dis VI
tricts-Partial List Of Res
publican and Indepen-
dent Candidates.

To all intents and purposes, the state n
campaign of 1903 Is now matter OF his.
tory, and those who have fought the bat-
tie are quietly resting on their oars,
awaiting the result which will follow the
falling of the white and noiseless, ballots
on Tuesday. Democratic State headquar-
ters were practically closed here last night.
and Chairman Ellyson and Secretary JOS. 4.
eph Button are in, the most sanguins
moods concerning the fate OF the Demo-
cratic nominees. They,7of course, expect
to lose some of them. but are stoutly
claiming overwhelming majortles in both
branches Of the General Assembly.
Most of the State officials and their
clerks will go to their respective homes
tomorrow, and will, after casting their
votes on Tuesday, return here Wednesday,.
AS n general proposition. the campaign
has been a quiet one. but there Is a. great
deal Of local interest in the result, az all
county and district officers, as well an y
members of the General Assembly, are to
be chosen. ~ ii
/ DANIEL ALL ttlGttI. 81 5ss
Senator Daniels successor Is o5gbs 4
elected at the coming session OF the Leg
islature in January. He has been re-s.
nominated by the Democrats without
position and will be re-elected by an
erwbelmtng majority. /; s f
The Republicans and independents arc \
running candidates in many of the Senate 4
and House districts. but twenty-five votes
on joint ballot is a liberal estimate OF
L their rroba hle strength. y
From all that can be learned, Senator
Keezell .is out of the woods. and will
probably have Democratic colleagues from
his county in the other chamber of the
Assembly
will be in the Second and Sixth Districts.
both In the far Southwest In the for-A
mer, Hon. r. Tate Irvine. OF Wise county.
| is the Democratic leader. while Mr.. j. ilS.3
Fulton. OF Grayson. is the standard bearer
of the dominant party In tho latter.
OPPOSITION CANDIDATES,
districts. but the Democrats are good for
safe majorlties in both branches.
Following Is partial list Of the anti-8
Democratic candidates for the Senate and
House throughout the State:
Senate.
Second District-Scott. Lee and wise
j. c. Noel. of Lee
Sixth Distriot-Pa trick. Carroll ana
| Grnyson-John f. Greer,
Eighth District RocklnEham county,
George N. Earman
Tenth District Shenandoah and F'rede- N n
rick counties and city OF Winchester
Robert ]. Walker, OF Shenandoah
Twelfth District-Clarke, Page and
Wurren--C. I. FItchard
| Sixteenth Distrlct-Goochland. Powha.
tan. Chesterfield and the city of Man-
/ NIv nf nr,t n fpY =
Eighteenth District-Appomattox. Buck-
ingham, Charlotte and Fluvanna-NY. e. 8
franklin. Appomattos.
Twenty second District-Redfo ford. Rock-
bridge and Buena Nista-J. a. Wilkins
son, Rockbrldge.
'rwenty-siNth District-Franklin and
FloyG-S. IT. Turner. of Floyd.
| Twenty -eishth District - LunenbnrS.
Z, Nottoway Amelia. Cumberland and
Prince Edward--F. tt. Saunders.
Thirty fourth District - King George,
Richmond. Westmoreland. Northumber-
land and Lancaster-J. o. b. Cawpod, OF 7
King George.
Thirty-sixth District-Eixabath city.
York. Warwick and Newport News-J,
II. White, OF York.
Albemarle and charlottesville-Thoma
l.. Rosser and 7. NJ. Parish.
Allegheny and Craig-Harvey L. Gar
rett.
Augusta and staunton-s. a.. Dunlap
and r. s, Clarke,
Bath. Highland. Buena Vista and Rock Y
bridge---A. w. Revercomb.
buckingham pnd Cumberland-A. ~
Bondurant and w. B. Shepherd Zone to
| be chosen).
chesterted-w. r. Chapman.
Fluvanna and Goochland--A, j. Tay-
lor.
Falrfax-John D. Payne.
| FuIQuier.-W. b. Shumate.
Giles and Bland--George ". Penley.
trayson--H. G, Weaver.
Hanover and king William-Jeter
| Hutchinson.
| Lee--L, Y. Hyatt.
| l.oulsa-Jas. ". Bibb
Montgomery and Radford-C, A IIeer-
| mans,
Nelson-W. II, Goodwin.
Page and Rappahannock--Cieo G, Ell
kns.
ri,tsymaa!a ana panv.!lr j. d. Gey-
nolds.
Princess Anne--J, Talbot capps,
Puaski-Dr, j. -. Clark,
Rockingham-J, IL. shipp and j, T.
Robson.
Roclsbrldse and Buena vista--J. NJ.
Quisenberry. M
scott~-E. A, Hoge
Shenandoah-pr S. j., Hoffman
Smyth-~A, G.. Heattie, =.
Stafford aud King George ~
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