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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

an attorney Of Goochiand county, has m
nopnc"d HIS candidacy for the "Hopse of Tess1
gates" from Goochapd and Iflnyanna counties
There are three candidates besides Air PAGE.
lisYsVILLE, VA, Captain John r. BAILEY.
%ho rs eighty,niae ysars old, IS feriousy ~
at Ills homo near here lie has up IN the time
Or his Hines been remarkably active, getting
ON aud or horse without rnucn trouble
LOUISA, HA.rGoycrIor 4. j. Montague VIII
p9geh Saturday, Angus, ?nh. at 42 O'Clock
NORFOLK, YA,--Wllc Joypas and Earl
Faldel were disehnrgsd In tpe Police Court
IN thS chafge VI lighting preferred by another
lswzbog. JaR stein. Tbs pi3sf Ess cpacltass,'
aud the aresting officer apEgested 70 Justice
Simmons the ploprlaty ri flEH on tho sfopla
that both Of The bpys had bank accounts
Justice slmtnous declared that all ~ ms
boys seemed equally gullt2 ana that he Would
allow hem 20 keep their InoGcy. ana told them
10 get out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
At
OLD MARKET HALE
Intense Excitement As Returns
Come in--Many Noisy
Diversions.


Not until after 10 o'clock did the first
.instaIlmcnt Of returns reach old Market
Hall last night, md when Chairman
Dpheriy raped 10 make his premier an
flonncemenl tho s%e'terirs crowd had nj
MOST lost patience and loud cat calls filled
the air.
the crowd was made No Of Ill SORTS and
conditions OF people The rich rubbed
elbows wlth the poor, and the respectable
jostlei the yeriest ontcast in an enaeaynr
10 move up to the front. There were
few DRINKS who were disposed TO he
hilarious and 70 break M the meeting
IN a tight hut the blue Goa II soon put an
end 10 their Dubious p.ayfulnass and fair
W good order prevailed
The air IN the large hall was close and
diSagteeabl., for no one ~ authority had
seen III 10 nave the windows opened, on
tho walls were banners and pacords bear
ihg tle leRend vote for -----7 that had
pIuNed that lAtle part ana were now for-
Gatien in The excitement OF the official
count.
Committee Hot in the Collar
On a stacy, al too small, sat the COM
nlttear the tclIefs and herd OF news
paper men an villa coats on ana Win
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
A | LETTER TO OUR READERS

81 Cottage st., Melroso. M1es.


pear. Sir: Jan iii. 1aoi.
Eyer since i was IN tic army, itiiiad
more or less kidney tro,Sbic, 3anda within
the pnat year Z bccQine 81 severe and
complicated that l suffered everytblng
ana was much alarmst1rAmN strength and
power was fast leaving ME. ISsaw an
advertisement af swamp Root and wrote
asking Tor advise. i began the use On
the medicine AID Noted a decided inn
proyemant sfter taking Swamp-Root only
u short ii}ac.
~ cnntl;neh lis use aud am tlianitfilli
TO sn0 thot ] an, entirely ctirod and
strong. IN order To bc8yerS sure about
ibis, rl,ad q Doctor examine some OF my
victor to-day and h6 pronounced ii alt
right ami IN spendld rendition.
know that Sunr swamp Root rs purcig
vesetable and does not contain amy
harmful drugs. Thanking you FOR my
recovery aud recommending
Susi.ln sfloot 10 all sufferers 4 am"
Very truly yours.
L. G. RICHARDSON.
Spn may haVeh sample bottle Of this
wonderful remedy, Or. kilmer's Swamp
Root, sant absolutely free by mail, als,
d, book telling all about Swamp Root, "
you. arg already convinced that Swamp
loot 10 What you iteed. you can ptircliaso
the rbsular6ffty.ccnt and one dollar size
bottles at the drug stores everywhere.
DON'T mako any mistake, but remember
tho name. SWnmp-Root. DR.. ISlmcr's
s;wainp-R Root and thefnddress, Bipghumi
ton. N. y, on every bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

discarded collars, working away IN an at
mosphere that simply friaziad and rocked.
Two rickety electric fans whcezed patients
y overhead. while the envions crowa n Itf1l
the floor famed themselves with their
hats and morped Their streaming races
With handkerchiefs that had seen better
days.
ii was not sccnn to Inspire favorable
comment, and yet there was an.cernest-
ness about the occasion that told OF IN
tense excitement and repreSssd tesiinss. A
AS the chairman slowly read the names
and announced the number Of votes from
the various precincts there was only
heard iong drawn sigh or a short quick
gasp; Only the names OF Foxes likes, Junk
popular enthusiasm. and as these were
called the crowd broke into hearty cheers
that died quickly into silence before tho
cllalrman''s forblddinS frown.
Cheered Dick Taylor.
One citizen who had looked long and
often uhon the flowing bow! insstet upon
bucket Brigade" His nina lived in tho
past with his fallen commander, whom
he loved passing well.
ance. Mr. Hlrnsdon Cary was there. with
a large Hastings Court cigar in his face,
Keeping tally Mr.. Thomasson, with sell
enin eye glasses sstride his nose, iqoKed
anxiously into the future, but these. we're
all, There were brothers and workers..
however, in abundance, who kept up
llNtlS' JIdttt prLWEtIl LIE Idii anu .il'lS
boring phones, at the other end OF which
eminent politicians tremblngly awaited
The Hateful count. a certain de Bip~itz.
accompanied by large bull dog, created
junk" The pride OF Chestnut Hi, en-
deayored . separate {, Z couple 81 legs
canine, and the meeting broke UP IN
obserfe critically the operation. Forgot
Wepe politics and statesmen, as the sport
Ing fraternity cheered on tile scrap"
il ended all too soon, and the dEsap-
pointed striped shrted gentry again
, bcarkoned 70 the voice of the vote am
nouuccr
An unpleasantness was happily avortcd
between q, thick, tongued. low browed
'gent' and well known scoop artist"
who was engaged IN phoning. when tic
! gent Drpdfea him playfplly In the
trousers with q clasp knife. The scoop
! er's,' feelings were somewhat hurt as the
| blade penetrated his apparel.
| AZ tie night grew So did the crowd,
ana hotter ana lnore sitting grew the al,
| mosphcre. The bars ~ the nclghborhood
! did fiie business, and in, proportion 10
I the drinks taken, enthusiasm Increased,
| la the language or a WlM-eyod drink
! artist, Its hot shot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
HILL ARRESTED
AVID VI0Rk STOPPED
Former Cllicf.of B,lreau Of .1iiltra-
ton Charged With Forgery
and Falsification. h.
BIG CONTRACT is ANNuLl.ED
Sensational Developments Yes.
terday III Political y slavall
III Philadelphia.

. Il .
l'HII2tDEbrllJ4t June 2o.~a-The arrest
Of John w. Hill, who resigned last week
as clief OF tho Bureau of Filtration. ion
the charge OF forgelNJuhd falsifying COR
tain books and papers belonging IN tie
ctytand the annnlmcnt OF ass7Oo.oO0 con-.
tract held by y. j. aleNichpt & Co. werol
tho dramatic Developments to- day in Phil-
adelphjl's. sensational. political 1phehyal..
Hill entered bail in tile sum of $4,000 for
u hearing Tomorrow.
The arrest of,1lill lssthe third that las
occurred In cotlleetion With city con-
tracts since tho Mayor began lis fgtt
Tor municipal reform. The warrant
charges liill with having committed forg-
cry, In that he madeJcr caused to- be
imade statements giving a false estimate
OF the work done by tho firm, ri, u. J.
AirNieliol Il Gu, on The iiitiTttion plant
and also with falsifying sceltairEhooks and
papers Of the#citY for the purpose of de-
fraudng tho city.
Tie resembling Of the S70O,qc0 contract
HELD by D. j. McNichpl & Co, caused
CONSERVATION In political circles The
McNlchol firm sub-lct Ill Of the work to
james Cavon & Son. Last week, Council
man Frank II. caYen ofitho latter firm,
was arrested for Violating his couiicil-
manic oath in being Interested n.city con
tracts. lie was held In bail for court
laftersa sensational hearing 55
Mayor Weaver said Tonight Istliil ne
Issued tho order resembling. ttilr{ cnptiaet
,hocatise he felt that the rity'aIrinterestH
would rot he safe guarded tnitlcs y Tic did
lit The Broad Street boulevard, which
is bcint; constructed ny n firm composed
az state Senator Geurge a. Ware, and
Recorder OF Deeds Win. Ware and WHICH
will cost about $5,op0,Ooo is nov ;indes
Investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
ALUMNI DAY At
TIL. Institute
JOSEPH, ER. Anderson. 81 e5ooeh-
land, Again, Pfesi-
dent.
THE GOVERNOR ATTENDS.
He and Mrs. Montague Arc
the Guests Of General
Ship.
(speclal 10 rho Times Dispateh.)

Especial to The Times Disnateh.)
Il LEXINGTON, VA, June 20--Alumnt5
day was commencement feature today
at the Nirginia Military Institute, and
many Of the graduates Of the famous
military school returned Ia pay homage
to their alma m;ltor. business meetings
were held during the day, and Joseph
r. Anderson, OF Goochland, was re-
elected president
The military fcuuires of tile day were
morning parade, preceded by escort of
the color which was followed by guard
mounting. The sham battle, with battal-
ion drill, this morning attracted one OF
the largest crowds OF the commencement
exercises. Or
Governor Present.
This AFTERNOON Governor end Mrs.
Mon ague arrived and are the guests Of
5s,incrintcnrcntft General Ship. lIeg&as. re-
ceived as he, entered the grounds sby,ja 81
Governor salute by the cadet battery
after which there was review before
Governor Montague and tho alumni hy
the Battalion, followed by the battalion
graduation parade.
Tonight the alumni smoker was held IN
thcscadets's temporary mess building.
Covers Tor -four hundred were lah,
Mdny SoiSlS bSti - fi't' l''''N'tN'
to. Among the speakers was the Gov
ernor, who responded Virginia lie
will deliverEan address to-il1orro w Il tho
final exercises and present the%f first and
second Jackson HOPE medals To ffiir two
first distinguished graduates OF the class
The board Of visitors, after finishing the
routine business Of the meeting ,antauin-
ed to-day 10 meet again September 30
at the Institute, to pass upon some lm-
portant matters pertaining 10 the school
and the enlnrclng of the present &c Diet
quarters
The State Cadets.
The following State detslppointn1entts
were made by the board of visitors to-
day Second District. II. s. RAMS Gate
Sity: Seventh District. F.. p. Preston
Botetourt county; Tenth District, John
Mag7uder.s Woodstock; Eourte ntha Dis
trict, A. G.tArmstronE, Alexandria; FiF-t
tenth District l.. FL Ellison, y orfols!.E
sixteenth District, A. r. Thravns Pow.
hatan; Twenty-frst District, II. NJ. Da.S
shell, Richmond. Twenty-thlrd District
NJ G.. DeShazc, Henry county: Twenty
sixth District, Thomas H. Howard, Floyd.
county; at large c Q. Byrd, Bath coun-
ty: ThamasfHaml Danvilfe: H. G.. Par
sons. Wise county; r. Tucker Pendleton,
I.exington;%C. ]. Holt. West Point.
Alternatcs-J. f, DOYLE, Norfolti Z. u
Anderson. Rockbrldge county; r. IL
lindsay Alexandrla; T.. VI. Sinclair.
Hamptor:# W e. Davis. West Point 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
|: LI..IxIn BABE:K
The Summer R9rnady
Cures NNaIar
gIeII .iIaaHll pllyEiqlan lestlfIog .

tHAsNFlHIpA, =. q, May ID. 300
II ~ With lieasnre that | speak Of tile
stlyef!t J reGeiyed from the use Of Bn,
het After tarse years. Of constant
l$elttnrrt with The best BDown remedies
ter malaria was Induced 10 try "Ba.
belyiiH ~ rst taking q desc Of cnlomc
tha effect pn9h the disease was most
marked aftor using The frat bottle, the
second. boweYer braught permanent ana
la8tiEg relief I'aGf seatH iia1e pusgetl,
And 4 have net had a return Of tho sylnp-
T0ms, SIN able q report equally as
good restits IN Tho cases OF t~o members
n my family. THOMAS y. JONES,
l7iit$. Up. S
atslarla makes you weak. @
ii5pek tnakes you strcng
5Qe per Bottle.
ss an aiuaSigis.
Gswars ~ s9m4tAlps as good,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

I.oomis has becn most cruelty slim
derrd IN the charges against his in
tegfity and sincerity M public Off
Dial and us II man, but III the very
great satisfaction that we find IN his
tcorhpietn cxcupation from all charges
Of dishonesty we cannot he blind 10
lie fact hat his failure to hold HIM
self utterly aloof from any personal
participation In plans-for inycstiga-
tons and eaIlpitation8of the country
TO wbich4he was accredited. and from
allowing himself 10 Take personal IN
tcrcsts in transactions III which lie
or his legation might also hnyeato act
MS in 4 trust capacity, have possibly
lent color to the aspersions unon his
character. which his enemies have
/ been only. too willing TO make and
n support 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
VIRGINIA
BRIEF.
lsnenial "a rhs u,lmes- pLspatcll.l

~ Especial % The TImeN-DlHpaHIH1
s CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June sp;--str
y II. Garrett, n brakeInan on the Washington
iyis,on Of the Southern Railway. died last
night at The University Of virginia Hospital
from tho effect OF jnjnres recevnd yesterday
attern6op, near Montpelier, In attempting %
his footing and fell bepe.th the wheels Both
legs wera srvcrad-one above and the OFT
below the knee.
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iis what we believe It viii he, we think
Thai 81 WIN take the place Of all the
oihers. for ne propose 70 furnish every
anusenent that any az the other eopnr
try clubs Offer s.
'Persona who now belons To al three
UNI be able ID ENJOY all the PRIVILEGES
that they offer by paying dues once i'if
stead of three times
Syc propnsa 10 hare q . excelienl rfss
tauranL and 10 provide aefotnnlolatl is..
fo,s these m n,,r8 members who desire 70
amend ,heir urfts in ttp cciMfry durlIS
INC warm mfatters III "a Word We WI
have a country clnbs thai VIII 20 ail
armament TO Richmond. aud 81 which Gun
people wiil feei Fraud,
ii rs Yaid fiiat8a Giiarter viii be pro-
cured within the next fnW daSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

snnecll, @i1isli WIS listened to NEST at
tentiVsiy4 and which made a most PLEASANT
Nh. =. y -pl3erts. of Chase
City, candidate FOR tho Stata Senate vas
aud made a brief address, In
which he sud the primary shnll deeihn
WHO stall be The next Gpsted atdtNs sem
=Rtpr from Nitglpitl aud that i,n would be
ny u md VIII sc;st Ills bnl-
lot Us itfecldes.
Non. Il. yhrnbul. who presided over
tho meetIls announced THAT Oh Monday
nnxt, the 2siifa mass meeting VIII bn,
held to reorgaIisc The party and then nj
a fcw earnest and approprlato remarks
ihlin4elf IL candidate for ciesk
of tho Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
LO0N|Is CLEARED
BOWEN DEsN|IsSED.
0Gontlnued IRON f.Iifit l'aae,} sss-

(Gcntinued FROM is!ltsts t,aaet}
4 him. and has cansea him to show
complete aisloyalty 10 the sefvice TO
witch he belongs. and. therefore,
TO- the country which he has rep
\ resented,
MI. gowen's conduct IL especially
reprehensible because OF the damage
1T has undoubtedly done 70 thr u
tercst of this country We hold
peeul;ar position toward our sister
republics lying south o( as. In all
our dealings with these republics we
should endeavor mt inerel. 70 act
,ourteously, Justly and s:enep9usly.,s
but TO make IL evident, That we are
thus anting. Any corrupt deallin4S
and misconduct by ono Of our repro
Ftntativcs TO these countries, CALI tor
the star1est punishment, and, save
only corrupt dealing. tue worst aila
most Migrant misconduct of WHICH
onc4.of these representatives can be
guilty, ia 10 give currency 70 on
euro thc qualifications Of scangaion35
attacks upon the service OF which nc
is II member or upon one 8of ms ~ By
k1Tcriors Il Responsible head % thht
at ..,srN,cc for suril attacks are ce3rta IL \
ia be circulated u ttea disctcdtt - fgf
y or governtncitt and oi,r,tpeonj 81
Letter to President.
trhe letter Of Secretary Taft 70 IN
President, reporting on his inquiry iiitf
ihcacase. says that the evidence siioN'
that The oulx TRANSACTION which S.Ha,
LOOMS eyer Ind with The New Y9Gl
aud Hernudez Asphalt Company Was 4
tnsre transfer of funds from Caracas Z
Nov york, 81 yglIich Mi. Ionnila .recelAYe'
only tliat which he sage. MI Iait SAY.
MEL oonis was indifcreet az beaolnipi
sstiipnally Interested ~ ms tsi41slfs,tSS
claim. Iii another transaction, ~ Nt ~,
Castro regarded .g eift itvetlus
= z. ! acting on behalf Of an American ssndi
cate5 Mr. Taft says that Mr.. LooIlis va
.,Sortainly trasdlng on dangerous GROUND
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
FRANCIS B. LOOMS

10 postpone the meeting long enough to-
give Oyama a chance TO administer to
The Russians a fresh defeat on lana, in
order 10 rob the war party In Russia Of
their last cards and fasilitat ess Ia capiscence
TO her terms. XIII = Y - XII III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Cundiff.--Wf1.ite.,

.ts-reeta, TO Thg Times ID anat rl,tl 4.
ROANOKE. Ma. June ON iss ,Ieniiie
sI,7rslv,iteJ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Io
q, WI, and Mr., n. ID. Cundiff, n promi-
1nent Young merchant Of BEDFORD were
married. to-day. Rev. N. X sauhdeFs'
Sof Bedford. officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

Mrs. cjat,le a. SggnsDn ~ l9EttaSlFAlfih,
vi N The CITY fm'3 FaW AqPt stepPirg q tbe
Richmond Hotel, Who're III. tlWanson has hls
hAha0utstc!s ~ hl5 eAmlWigp Iof tfls s9Ysf1
oGaLiV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
CLUB '|.1!.|)
AT IVES TDRO0K

assured thai there will be a double
track from Richmond 10 ANfstbrqok over
which cars will be operated every twenty
minutes. wthYAssiX minute schedule from
Brook Avenue and fI3rof.isa stfcct to- the
club house and / hat. II ffYe-eent ia fe
viii carry spasscng 4 rom any raia
of the city to Wcstbroolss It is2statel
that the terminal Of the Ashland electric
road Will be at Brook Avenue aud Broad
Street, and that the equipment Of ne
road viii lie MODERN and up-tprdate in ali
regnccts. fs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

Richmonders In New 9ofk,
SrW Ygisi5. iiitla y
ItalJ YORK IL M. NaTltyi a 1ttia 7, = =,
I . NJ, aodweii. lIoltpian ~. ]. ~ uke,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

cent dishonesty orsuscd his inosley iln--
properly.
q lte.said hn was not q. lVirss milan by birtls
hut WAS one by election, SELECTION AND
choice. He Favored progress In Nirs
ginia and practical. not sentimental leg
islation in thcse days Recommendation
but in the rush he favored 2 flir deal,
TO every one. HcEsaid HE WAS III favor
OF developing tic State and maze Il prof.
table TO live here. and not 10 So3to
other sections, as Was too often The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
Better Schools,

~ ( tI- NJ
lie said constructive statcsnanshlp
makes constructive citizenship and that.
Was what Virginia needed Each eandi-l
date he said stood for better schools and
no one nj them originated the tnogey Viz
siltia,. he said, has Just becils freed from
debt and that was one if9apli why Inc.
schools nave not been more prpIicient-
Now she has n small surplus and be favor
ed aItplying tllsS sans primary :Ss1ntfs
whore III his bplnions it's IIscai fssfdedS
He said the reason city schools arc 4betlg
tor than hose in country. Is because ,lies
have moro taxable property. de vas
;esirneHt In Ills plea for longer testals bet-5
Ter pay for teachers and better school
buildings. lie came out llneduiHocally.
for the .singla list school books and that
gradual adoption was impracticab!e.
By the way Of illustrating the unfair
ness af the multiple system ne said that
in Bristol in that part Of the town IN
Nitglni,, N geography sells for pltee dollar
and twelve, rcEts, willie IL Tonnes see. rpi-
ti6ntff tIie1tnwn the same book SOLD for.
.eigiity-tour cents.
Iilsorder 10 blYe good roads i,he. speak
3er safd more money must be spent. on
them He favored Federal approrriat ions
for roads, but did not think ws W9uld
get tile same in our generation AMI he
was not III favor of Yirginia's waiting
but 10 70 ahead, construct the roads BIZ
working. conyicts Oh them sciGHeflcaliy
built 3g95
one reason suggested for working con
yicts on public iboronghfareg was that
scnnpicts were 20 IL certain cxteiit the
bpronertyy Of the State and public roads
to sohle- extant being tire game, he thongiit
convict 3 sfloulh bewtll worked on them
lIe advocated an Improvement nthe bug
Bit,csss tn,etilods of8tha State, calling at
stentjon 70 the fact that the State should
have two auditors Instead Of one, one g
collect aud one 70 dsburses the funds OF
the state. He, said II elected Governor
he promised To apnpint the very mig slest
and best citizens on the State Corporation
Commission. !,
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Wlilards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
4. FIELD DAY
At LAMRENGEvILLE

CONTINUED From Fest Pase.)
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-01-26
The Teachers and the Governor.

News and Observer.
That was Il most beautiful episole
in the Governors Office when the
te;,rhprs OF North CnrOlin;, presented
% Governor Aycork handsome sill
YER service as a testimonial OF their
appreciation of him AMI his work for
duration during the past four years.
The presentation speech of PrsfpS-
or Fou>t, President of the Teachers
Assembly. printed elsewhere. was
thoughtful, appropriate and strong.
The Governors response waS gem.
1t WAS brief and full of gratitude to
the people of North Carolina. and es-
,eriall, to the teaching profession.
which is doin" such fine srrvire for
he State. He congratulated the
'eaclerS that the people of the State
we're romi,g to recognize them as the
finest type of citizens.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-01-26
Charles B.Aycock.
Charlotte News.

Charlotte News.
For high morality, for courage. for
.iOnesty, integrity and thrift, i'll pub
lIc as we'll as III private life. fair treat
n,ent for all, the recognition and iul-
.ilimeilt OF the States duty to all its
people, high and low, forintelpctual,
social and moral progrtss-ior All
that il good or raII be made good, the
retiring Governor OF North Carolina
IN a way that all the State ha, s-en
niln and felt him.
And not alone has this standing
been felt within the borders of our
own State. Throughout the whole
south and into the North the infu-
elice of his personality has been felt +,
md the principles he has taught both
ny precept ami example have wrought
their good work upon the lives OF
men.
He has been called, too. to other
States, often times, more than has
any other Governor OF any other
southern State in recent years. to lend
the aid of his presence and his counsel
to the efforts of other people. North
Earolini;,l,s have noted this AMI taken
just pride in it, and they have felt
that whenever and wherever. among
whatever people, their chief nIngiS-
rrate went there waS no cause that
my man in North Carolina should
blush for his State, forit had IL repre-
,,,i ,,l Of 1,
IN any body of men. We SAY all this.
lot boastfully. Mr. Aycock is now i,
private citizen.
But, though il private citizen, he
still occupies aul will continue to o.-
cupy IL positionin the sentiments AMI
the lives Of the people of North Caro-
ina all his own. IL position he has
| liInsplf won. not merely by being Gov
.rnor, but by the might oi his own
personality and of thu principles for
which he stands its IL man 1t WAS fol
these that he was miidrGovrrnOr,and
it is for these that North Carolina it
...lf would stand.
But while Governor AvrOck has
gone from rs. Mr. Aycock is still here
n, the prime of his manhood and az
| tivitv. worn some, it l. said. by ths
hrunt of the great fight ne has fought
| yet perhaps strongest today III IN
tell.ctuil and moral force. as he i,
strongest in the respect an'I affections
of the people. he steps down from thu
Governor seat oul Y tn take his place
again in the ranks. H. will not re
main there long. We think. for Nortl
Caroline, will call upon him for high-I
service. But should h.. never ays,iI
bp aught than II private citizen, f"l
what he has ALREADY done aud heel
he will live ion. in the fiearts Of hi
people. and what hp has taught vii
ba felt even after he is forgotten.