The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
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Wysor and q q cker S Speak sto a.
Repre e1tative
sEss Crowd.
,NILD OVER 5yv'Y's0 IRIS E0MRATI0RY' M '
Negro Band Brough by Repub-
licans Plays #Di iscord dantly Out
side During Meeting
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s 5sTAzEWELL Aus. !. 22.- To-day
has been the greatest day Tazewell De-
mocracys has ever had possibly the largest
crowd that ever attended a public spea x
ing In Tnzewell. was In attendance,J. Y.
Wysor, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, from the Ninth Virginia District
spoke In the Court house, beginning Yat g
P.5S M. to Il SaSrepresentative a audience OF
the leading ladies' and gentlemen from
TazeWell county. For two, solid hours,
Mr.$ssyVysor held his audience spell bound
by his argument and oratoryE and at times
the applause was 30 great that the aus
sdience seemed sas one mass Sof humanity
shouting lin unison. AZ notable feature OF
the Republi can speaking In the morning
was the absence OF the ladies and a large
was In attendan employed by the Re-
publicans and. acted sin3 a most disrespect-
sfll manner by reno ering d the air tn
Sdiscords while Wysor was speaking.
Wysor's Speech.
@S5 @ Mr.. Wysor Eaf ter thanking the speaker
for the complime ntary manner In which
example this evening Of Colonel slemp ii,
athisS campaig S1emp had from 4 until
4; ., clock TO speak and he has consumed
! the time until 2. i have allen ged him
three times for a joint discussion with me.
The hrst time at Bland L Courthouse and
at Clintwood, I b DI ckensnn3 county, At
Marion. ~ allenged him sgain and wrote
himra note. He paid mo attention to It
whatever and there is lln way whatever
for me to- get q ioint discussion out Of
him. Ii ~ q i5 3 n 555 l-s #
At this stage 81 the speech The negro
band J, which occupied a jury room, began
to file out and a. number Of ladies ap-
preached the 8cour thouse door and we're
pushing their way through tho door when
4Wysori said LAS y the negro band goes
sout. let the adles come forward
In spea king OF II on. Harry Tue ker, who
accompanied him here, Il Mr.. sysors 50 Id.
81 No, Il my friends. I have not come here
30 much to ma Ike "a political speech as to
Spreae 9 h X g sermon and 3s1 have brought
Brother Tucker along to exhort for me.
take my text from the second chapter
of Mathew II and 18th and goth verses.
theme: BY their fruits you shall know
them X II IA sf 1.I 81 sEs Si55
He then In Eunmlstakable Language ar
4raigned p Roosevelt for his Ethrusting in
the face OF the South the insul t OF ap-
pointing Crum collector OF customs at
Charleston and the Indian ola incident and
several others OF similar cllara cter. n
"a Mr.. fuckers Speech.
& I Mr.. Tucker followed MI, HYysor Ii an
hours speech which was we'll received. J.
He said that thsSlittle act OF the President
eating with u Book kerSt T. @Washl ton in
the White House had thrown the negro
back ckFtwenty-fiya years, Mr., T.'ckar's
speech was we'll received and many times
was tnterrupted by applause, I,
The Demo oeracy OF srazewell are delight
ed over 10. days work and are gconfident
that Wysor will poll such q large la :
5jority over The Black Eagle Of Use
County next November that slemp5 VIII
forever ba obliterated from the political; 4;
arena, ii 81 i'i83 8g 81