The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
.Sl[MP VICTORY
REPUBLICAN WOE.
Heads Of Close Corporation Of
Stand-Pat Officc-Holdcrs
Already Under Axe.
! REVOLUTION IS LIKELY 4 ( /: !
Agncw and Bowdcn Have Seen
Last Day Of Rule III Virginia.
Much Money Spent.
ORION our Regular corrcspondont.>

(From Our Regular Correspondont.)
| WASHINGTON. .. CT November Is
| -r,,o ro.o,ac+,on - AZ glenn - Congress-
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from t'ie = : 'sNu ~
such all overwhelming majority, VIII
without doubt bo the cause Of moro tro,i-
III. - 1,en,,h,,cans than "a Democrats.
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10 me ne tl1e'noc'at y 'ncahs ny e . NJ
ance OF the status quo. but 10 the, Re-
publica,ls OF Virginia, unless I'LL signs
! fai, i. means revolution. There q rea-
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sv, 70 ov,,v ~ v,rrIns - IN mass
from, lho hands Of Arnew and Bowden.
ana ina, as soon M there Is another
y an,,1,lican statc convention thc gaceptre
,,,iII 10 ,.lare,i IL no hands nr Colonel
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This h,s heen forocus4 beforc, int since
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tho n,,rnher' of Rcn,,h,ica Il 5vnies In tho
so,,hwcst ma ND fcn ,f,l s,,,rnn in tho
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pa,,,,,,,ao /, "a In mo stnte instnad of
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i,o,,a.s ,,,nv1d 1iiLa : : sao NJ 'Slnn,n ana
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The time already is when the control
OF the party has passed from tho hands
of Agnew and Bowden Ar" rr,'s S
for a Federal appointments will say that
no would far rather have the endorse
ment OF the Ninth District representa-
tive than those Of the state chairman
and the national committeeman, and ali
the other members OF tho 4 Republican
state Committee. II he will not say and
does not believe 1t, he will have occasion
to learn the truth in sorrow II there are
applicants for the place who have Colonel
Slemp's endorsement. Colonel Slcmp
stands well with the admln!strat ion
That this Is true is demonstrated by
the fact that the Republican National
COMMITTEE gave an Immense sum Of
money for use in the Ninth District In
the recent campaign. Mr.. Babcock. chair
man Of tho Congressional Committee, was
urged by certain Republicans from Vlr-
gina and elsewhere to send money into
other districts OF the State. but he re-
fused to help anybody but Colonel Slemp.4
He said he Odd not think much Of efforts
which were made to carry other Virginia
districts ana made several very uncom-5
plin1entary remarks concerning Southern
Republcans generally. But he PROGRESSED
{. liking for Colonel Slemp, and the Presi-I
dent has said more than once that nc APP
proved Of the manner IN which the Ninth
District Republicans fought. s9