The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
IN THE HOUSE.
Eulogies Paid Major Daniel BY
Mr.. Jennings and Others

Upton d. Jennings, OF al19 men '-
burg, 'inado tho speech nominating MA
jor Daniel In the House. Ilo. congfa NY
lated the state upon tho high class Q {
her representatives in Washington, nnt
then Ia launched upon beautiful trib-
s1lto Is the character and achievements
or Major Dnniel both In war ana IN
80 ace. lie read Senator Hours tribute
to his Virginia colleague in his recent
book; aud In closing the. speaker re-
cited d lengthy compilation OF the WORK
OF Senator Daniel in getting beneliclai
measures through Congress IN the l .'A
est of his people. z
Mr., Jennings was loudly cheered when
hi concluded his remarks, nnd the mons
ination was seconded In q brief speech
by Mr.. .Ould, Of Campbell.
Mr.. Heerma1s Names Slemp.
Mr. 1Ieermnns, tho Republican leader
Of tho House, spoke for his party, and
while COMMUNICATING Senator Daniel per-
sonally,, took occasion to make some
thing Of n political speech. which bris-
tied Ehcrc and there with a. degree OF Bit
terncssa to tho Democratic party 1ie
nominated CongressmanEC nmpcll slemp,
of Lee. ana the nominate was seconded
by Messrs. Royal and Hogc (Repupllt-
cans. ,a,,.
d Mr.. spcssard seconded Major Daniels
r,auduicr. Major Stubs made n brief,
but eloquent speech for Major Daniel,
md declared that FOR the fourth time
~, me ia second the nomination OF
TIM greatest @virginlnn Of his time He
srokc feeingly OF his college days with
Senator Daniel, OF the time when they
wero comrades In arms In afholyl cause,
O nd In the days that have followed Wn le,
Daniel was the recognized leader r O. ~ ms
party. 4 Mr.. Stubs took occa SION 90 an
swer to some extent the political re-
marks of Mr.. Hecrmans. and he was
oftenft cheercd by his colleagues. N.
a1essrs. Lewis, of Fauquier. and Gum, OF
Norfolk seconded Major Daniels nonli-
nation. s -.
q torR Daniel had been a failure Mt wash
inEton. Mcssrs. Lewis and Gum &C. &C.
ncunced tho allegation In strong terms
and praised Senator Daniel for MS
valuable service.
The Vote.
Nos further speeches being made, the
roll was called nnd Mr.. Daniel received ct1I 9
q votes, and Mr.. semp Is. Vie 4 re re-
corded vote was as follows: ..s . I.
FOR Daniel: -. -
b. D. Adams, w. ". Baker. Ge &c, Ga. -
Bira. w. II. Boaz, a. n; boT y y i Hry
W. - Mar, n
ami, tW.D. Cardwell: Thomas ~ M S ON, 5
A IS. Coleman, g. L. Colller,S = 20 1 n.I
NJ a. N' Dickinson, ". y. Duke, - 4 !. a \
,so4fI c. Graves, Ernest a. Gray, NJ. NJ
Green w GEeg9ry ~ II synn Tl pa
r. X Iannings =, G. Jordan, S. Il. Kelley
j: 4 Lacy s. $; Langley e Lee, 55 n, j. ]. Il 4
lewis ". III. Lewis, Thomas u. Lion
. e Lowry John NJ = Ly sl;c Il; T. ~ ay {
james james i; Paaniil: Wi {. Psrksr .a5 !, Z
Won N. Rosencglf s. r.: Saycrs, II: POI 20
scott. d. A. Slaughter, blackburn S 81 y =
Churies Smith George L. snead, y. y
srestard, T.. r. Stearnes, william e 8
| e, Thomuson. G. II. nomson,. a.; i. 2
Ti,ornhill, r. G. ,Turpin. silas Il; Walker
Charles M. wallace. iJr.. Robert "; Will =
cry. j. .tIunton Wood and MI. speaker
For slenp: Messrs. Dcattic. Brooks
Bruce, Clark, Hesrmans, Hoffman !, nra T
| THOMSON and Wcaver--l3.