The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-14
TO NOTIFY
CAMP !
WlllSBe Officially Informed o.,
Charges Against Him.
COME UP ABOUT APRIL I 10
viii Be d Hard Fight, but the indications
Seem to Be That Campbell WV w. q
Finally Lose us 5SE
COME UP ABOUT APRIL ! I i | J, 10 I

Ihc last act IN the great Campbell.
Crawford drama Is about 70 oe pltaye -
N tho Legislature, and II promises 70
r bo Inc grand climax Of the most inter.
csting and Spectacular per forman :. ,;i.t
has attracted the public eye III Wiz
Z. gIna In many years. NJ. :, -, ,
Z III only remains now for the Genera
& Assembly to give Judge Campbell tho
twenty days notice, required by the Con-
& Gtitution. to furnish him with tho charges
under which ho Will be proceeded against
snnd TO take the final vote upon tho
RESOLUTION OF removal In the two houses.
The sergeants-at-a OF the Two houses
will likely be furnished with the iorlhai
8,otices for Judge Campbell on Monday
or TUESDAY, and will proceed to Amherst
md serve them upon him personally and
Z; make their return to their respective
bodies M soon as possible thereafter.
accompanying these formal notices {, Of
Il the date when It Is proposed to take the
vote Will be full copies OF the charges
alleged, and they are as follows:
"Collusion with one 8. A. Day as to
" The illicit sale OF intoxicating liquors at
Amherst Courthouse.
"I1nproper use OF the office Of Judge
OF Amherst county in prosecuting A. ~.
Beard, commissioner Of the revenue for
said county. .y&
4 Improper COUuuCI III SCicSS'A'to
& =, N. Wood TO sit In the assault case
81 is PURELY FORMAL 4,s
II All this Is, OF course, purely formal, put
Is made mandatory by the Constitution.
According to friends of Judge Camppcil
now on the ground, the case IS not yet
4 over by any manner OF means, ana "
Is expected that they will make one
+ strong, final effort TO- save their man
from what most OF them term political
W 4, ~ T. who Will
\ lead Judge Campbel's fight in either
q branch. but Hon. George Y. Ilunley, OF
4 Mathews, is one OF his strongest support
II ers In the House, while the same. may
be said OF Hon. Bland Massle IN the sell
ate.
While 1t lis not known, OF course, what
date will be fixed upon for the nnal
vote. yet 1t Is not unlikely that the mat.
! ter Will come up somewhere about April
y 10Th Thc notice must, name q date Mt
4 least twenty days from the date or us
service, though 1t may be beyond that
: time. st
= rho Legislature is evidently not OF ono
mind on the question of removal, as IS
indicated by the talk OF Judge Campoeli
supporters In the body. but Whcn me
unanimous report OF the committee
leaders who are behind IT. It looks as II
X chances were favorable to Its adoption
DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING.
An interview was given out the other
day by a member who declared that
he and others who had voted to strike
E out certain Of the charges from the report
did not desire to be for that reason
put in the attitude ~ opposing the re-
port. Last night a Senator. represent
Ing district not remote from the capi-
tai, declared that II the House should
adopt the report. 1t would SO through
the Senate beyond al, question.
What Judge Campbell will do in the
event he shall be endorsed Is. OF course.
hard to predict, but some Of his friends
are predicting that he will stand for tho
House OF Delegates In Amherst this fall
by way OF seeking yindicaton. lie IS
known to be one OF the most active party
leaders In his section and heretofore he
has been invncible before the voters
OF Amherst county. Again. 1t has been
suggested that he may be candidate
for clerk OF the County Court, which IS
the best paying office in the county.
But all this is speculation and Is only
picked up here and there from suggestions l''
that are heard.