The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
Swanson and Flood to Appear
In Nelson.
STRONG EFFORTS FOR
JUDGE W. H. MANN
Senator Daniel and Mr.. Swanson TO
Appear With Him at Cumberland
on Tuesday-Poll Books Sent
Out by Secretary of the
Commonweal h - Full
List Of Nominees.

with less than ten days intervening be-
tween now and the regular November
election day, there Is not the slightest
ripple OF excitement on the political wa
tIrs of the State.
Headquarters are being kept formally
oren In the Chamber OF Commerce. but
neither Mr.. Ellyson nor Colonel Button
sro kept busy with the usual requests for
speakers or other aid that break in upon
them in such volume at such times.
Colonel Button Is up in Appnmatto1
helping his friend. Commonwealth's At
sorney S. L. Ferguson. who has opposi-
lion, and Mr.. Ellyson is resting quietly on
his oars here. awaiting the good results
he confidently anticipates on the night OF
November Sd.
There VIII be some speaking In the
state during the week, Congressman
Ewanson and Flood will appear at Low
lngston. In Nelson county. Tomorrow. In
the Interest OF DR.. John C. Everett. the
Democratic nominee for the House, and
oil, Tuesday Senator Daniel. .Congr essman
swanson and Judge Mann will speak for
the latter at Cumberland Court rthouse.
WILL BOTH WIN OUT.
Both DR.. Everett and Judge Mann have
opposition, but chances seem to favor
.i.eir election. Mr. W.. H. Goodwin. the
present Republican member from Nelson,
is running against the former. and MIR.
f. T. Saunders. an Independent liquor
candidate Is out against the latter.
While Chairman Eilyson Is aware that
there are some close contests In the State,
hn is confident of safe Democratic ma
jorities in both branches Of the General
Assembly and pretty full turnout OF
the voters.
1--WE find that there are no more Re-
publican and independent candidates In
the field than usual he said the other
day, land there are many reasons for the
Democrats to feel encouraged.
MUCH LOCAL INTEREST.
Mr.. Ellyson Is Of opinion that the local
contests will tend to bring out the vote.
and that the new registration has left the
party in better shape thanit was under the
old regime. For the first time in more than
the life OF generation, the county oft1-
GERS are to be chosen along with the mem-
bers Of the General Assembly. and While
this situation has added some compilca-
ticns. 1t will likely be beneficial in the
end. along the line OF getting out fun
vote.
The campaign. II 1t can be dignifed with
the term, has been the dullest witnessed
in many years. and not more than twen-
ty-hve speeches have been made by other
than entirely local orators,
Tho Secretary of the Commonwealth has
sent out the poll books and other para
phernalia necessary to the conduct of the
event will pass off throughout the state
without any special feature.
LIST OF NOMINEES.
Below will be found a complete list OF
the Democratic nominees for the Senate
and House of Delegates. to be voted for
in the various counties and cities Of the
State: 0,E
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Accomac--J. r. Rev.
Albemarle and Cllarlottesville--W. II.
Boaz and ". r. Duke.
Alexandria city and county--J.9 T..
Cation.
Alleghany and craig--N.t e. spessard.
Amherst-Dr. II. Don Scott.
AppomattoX-A. E. Thornhill.
Amelia and Nottoway-FIenry r. Lee.
Augusta and stauntpn--J. w. Church.
man and Silas H. Walker.
Bath. Highland, Buena Vista and Rock
BRIDGES. w. Sterrett.
Bedford-R. G.. Turpn and H. G.
Lowry.
Botetourt-H. A. Latane.
Brunswick--Dr. r. s. Powell,
sltouShl'6 HoiH anu SultpVi "a wv -ooHtA
r. Moss.
campbell--Eugene Ould.
Carollpe-Judge y. G. Moncure.
carroll--S. X. Early.
Charotte--B. d. Adams.
Chesterfled--W. W. Baker.
Chesterfield, Manchester and Powha-
tan-Carter H. Harrison.
Clarke and Warren--R, S. Blackburn
Smith,
C,,,lneper-D A, SLAUGHTER lls
Dickenson and Wise--T. B. Hiilman.
Dinwiddie-No nomination to be made
and free for-all in general election.
Elizabeth City and Accomac--c. L..
Collier
Fairfax-Robert r, Lee Jr.
Fauu,Iier--NIoses M. Green,
Fauquier and I.oudoun--W. II. Lewis.
Floyd-No report,
Franklin-W. s. Garrett
Frederick and Winchester--E. G. Jor-
dan.
Gloucester--J, N. stubbs.
Goochland and Fluvanna--E. A. Gray.
Giles and Bland--George F.. Bird,
yson4-E IT. Kirby.
HalifaxJ. 7. Lacy and II. A, Ed
a1ondson.
Hanover--W. d, cardwell,
Henrico--A Won NJ Hosepegk.
HenrS--W, Fl. Gravely.
Isle of Wight--W. II, Howle.
King and Queen and EsseX--J. NJ,
lewis.