The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-10
Refuses to- Strike Out Any Of,
the Specifications.
MATTER NOW GOES
10 UPPER BRANCH.
When the Latter Shall Have Acted
8Judge Campbell VIII Be Given
Constitutional Notice Of Twenty
Days lard Eight is Ex- .s5ss5
pected inS5 Both House
384i3 885 and the Senate,

The Campbell case 1s now '.up to- the
tho subject III common parlance. The
House yesterday formulated the charges
upon XIV hch the accused judge Is to be
tried for removal before the two houses,
and now It remains for the Senate to act
The House, after considerable argument,
running through two sessions BY a vote
3of twenty-onc to thirty. re fused to strike
out the specifications contained In the
resolution and report offered by Mr. Da-a
syts,8of Petersburg on behalf Of the ma
Rjority ( tile committee, relating to the
scowhiding OF Dr. G. H. H Crawford and
tile charge of collusion between Judge
Campbell and s. A.s d Day as to The alleged
Illicit sale OF liqu on I Amherst Court
house. Il his means thut SO far Il the
House Is concerned Judge Campbell viii
be tried upon all the specifications con-
5tained In the mai jorl tYS rel port II
&. CHARGES DEFINED,
They are lo,ys hs cpwh| & I; ding
stoS tia MI q 5of tqi1or "a that lleginl; the
Einpro per use 81 f3 he office q & jud &c to
prosecute one "a. IL Beard a commlss sioner
OF the revenue for Am herst county, that
contending that the selection Of $ Judge
+ E!S ~. ood to sit in the case was I'M
proper. g II s3t N Z.
strike out or add specifications. and un-
til hat body shall have acted Judge
Campbell will not be officially formed
as to- the exact nature OF the peciflca-
$tions. The Senate may also eferf. the
whole matte to q committee forsreport
and not take st UP speedily, SO the situ-
alton in any event Is a very Interesting
one E 53.5 n I'd 3 5ig n
There were barely tlfty- ono members OF
the House present and voting on the
question yesterday, but II the lineup
showed considerable strength for the ma
jority report For this paper, as It was
originally drawn. Mr.. Davis made strong
fight, and he was ably supported by Mr..
s6ipe and others. Mr.. southall moved to
tile liquor matter, and he spoke with
much force on this line. i was on Mr..
sDuke's motion that the vote was taken
on striking out the cowhlding speciflca-
ton, and 1t is a coincidence that the vote
ron each was twen ty one to thirty. though
i In few Instances the personnel was a
little different. 5 AZ }
BIG FIGHT is ON.
~ There Is no doubt that there is going
to be a big fight in the House over
the final adoption Of the report. "a When
the Senate shall have acted upon the spe-
aciflcations, Judge Campbell will be given
twenty DAYS notice that on certain
day the two houses will proceed to vote.
upon the question OF removal. Unless
some OF the vacant seats shall be filled
before the vote Is taken the House will
& have only OF members to pass upon the
proposition, i L will require 4 81 aflirnla- s
4 tive votas to adopt. b In the Senate 1T will
require 81. OF course. 1t Is hard for any
ono to say what will be the result. Some
members are talking of slim attendance
and the diHis:lty Of a tpl vote. while
others are saying that. if3need be. there