The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-13

almost as well as Delegate Wat 0Ii,, al
a am niSo we ther norma DO not think
SKI tine to 20 into an election of Judge
for for that that county. The people OF ; Am
hsrs dp hays as TO aS iRe ehoce link
that the Governor should ae alo We, TO to
dssnate InSsss o White his 81 court The
county ellif g viii Iii Be Be in his circuit in la9s
see from the papers that the deleEaSre
f hprRs A Christian W to hi the vacancy
fake il that this report is true; III SO
then the Amherst delegate vii; ;, in my n,H
'od i int p nSiHate have sa fnoWh coo
OF age and ask the yeegate from IRE l; Si,s-
tion for ~ the = vacant judgeshp. lMr r.
Ware: Yes, he will be my oan id ,i'st
Then have no hesitation in saying or hat
soa mere eo nfGFt no take s5ef place lie
man man about sevnty years of age, the at.
torney for the yi4ia'eFs a IF for JUICE
Campbell in the Crawford case, a IRE,
ouenter of bar-rooms and man WIZ
gets drunk. w np11StS
have seen him drunk hundrea a
Zines s' and he was drunk. while ATTENDING ma
the Campbell trial in this city; As +. iG IS
n ms II lawyer. love Amherst copn
tv better than any snot Of land and, IN IN, tn's
Gomonweaiti,l1 h., ana Il pr wsi "e over her
o oor sucn If the whole time of this SEES
sion. from now III tr ti;n W Was So, G
stmed in resisting me eleet wnnI "a he we'll
Burks Christian. inc tiihe "ou'u NC
spent. o-+,h,e aud nc
f sSmpd slasata aM fFo Amherst not
some OF these? Cwho asked Delegate1
Ware Ware Kinclle Allen is young ana
egB9p p lWam aSe: He was n witness for the
prosecution in the Campbell case .
Mr. Whitehead. Do you doubt his AFFINITY
and his honesty? IT,.
Mr.. whtehend: Then, why don't you
nominate him? He will make a soou
sa Ht f TpsakSsr heTsi t. IS trealnF the peo-
be Amherst fairly This Is an IN. i'm
pbrant election to them P strent have hao,
r',n Inc blood of its citizens and some
man should be selected i4dlfRe ,, who w fs
Ind no e9nnectt2in or f,c afiia'ioh "'
either & MR the IRT GlNlsh1eBH1r '? siPEAKs !
sNIr, HURLEY, who used every effort 10
prevent the unscatins OF ClmppcH'
replied with some warmth to Mr..
Whitehead, and declared that he
meS an 5nvo Of q the local
He deciare that Judge Camnbell's per-.
senalty entered no longsr in mbe 1nf We're
entitled to have q judge. to serve them hen
on the bench, Mr.. Davis declared that maj
the case was an extraordinary one anu
in Amherst and he thought the promo
sition of Mr.. Ware was quite remark
able one. n, T., An,
herst as shown by the recent lnVesll-
cation was unparalleled In the history
Of Virginia. He understood that the lnn mn
Pr;DpG%s reus has Mr. h Ware To his feet say
that he had never seen Colonel Chris.
tian under the influence OF liquor OUT
Mr.. Whitehead injected the statement
that he had seen Colonel Christian dr4nk
a hundred times. and turning to o., Pr
Ware !. ne 2, SAID: ''f on may ven i'' '''''s
oe'u STUCK TO HIS TEXT.
Mr.. Hunley tried to divert me ~ dis ',os
ton was upon going into an election, but
the chair ruled that the member from
Petersburg must be the judge of the
scope of his own argument.
Mr.. Davis proceeded in, opposition to
.he resolutions. and declared that he
understood that Colonel Christian n,n was was
that he was a freauenter Of the bar
room Of one Day and he would never
v9 The 70 Restitution p9I snG Was rejected by Vote
20 to 81. after Mr.. Ware had paid =,
brief tribute to Colonel Christian. whom
though he had seen him slightly under
the influence of liquor on two occasions
in his life One of the exciting INCL
dents of the occasion was the action
of Mr.. j. C. Jones. the one-armed mem-
Der from Appomattox.
WAS ENTHUSIASTIC
There had been no recorded vote and
the member seemed to fear that the chair
had overlooked his out.stretched hand.
so he shouted with hand again uplfted,
in thunder tones. "Mr. Speaker, aye!"
The chair announced the vote. and the
ha6 refused to allow former Judge Camp
bells friends to name Judge to succeed
him
This means that there will be. no cleo
ton but that on the other hand. the Of
flee will be lef. vacant. and that the
Governor will designate some one to sit
until the expiration OF the term.