The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
thing aboutJudge Mann when tho primary pr u az
election rolls around.
MARTIN IN HALIFAX.
Speaks Together With Judge
Mann and Judge Williams.

X SOOl1t BOSTON, v "a, WY -. = - $50
crowd attended court to-day AZ = ! ous.on,
Na4,y been nnnoSMn snn AMI ni wa@s
would address th TIC people Senator Mar,
tin arrived here sunday nt ssna tor Wy WI"
Mps the J sasat q who 19' took him re
county seat early this morning. thug Juas as
Williams ma Mann reached enrIt, m l"Tn n,s
from iynchburg on the ,br eariS named 10.
t tfaiihn and Wdth sa Mr Of &c Esseson esnd
date for Superintendent Of PUBLIC lnst n,rt
an spent sey9 hands o With the voters
fittie b asnesss WAS was done in court, and
Juase sonrt ro peTess was
c sSon ws II f at Has nsSr called t9e meet
Ing f. order ana nresfGss snat orr Martin
s soaiSn a Mes otRe4 ths hat SEM
tor Martin1was not inadeui,ntcly called
the representative Of the business es s ln'tr
e {, IT., ,froln$Vrglna in tho uh'.eu : 'ase
'. The senator VAS greeted with cons'd,-5
cradle applause, md made speech ,Ser N, mn nea
along the same lines h as az ebn ElneI made made
aTainst b aetea and giving length an
ACCOUNT Of his stewards1ip Y, He sns was a dn
plauded frequently ana nI hs spf his fol-
lovers low III He made made some vigorous tlrus sis
at Governor Montague. to whom ne re-
ferred as his opponent. oa - ia n a
dyspeptie frame -, of mine. for he jumped
on on ifiis frends Peter Barksdale, and then hen
upon Auditor: Marye and Dew ana .aiso
up Read the q ms Point letter from the
Governor to the voters he, constrned
clause 4, in the letter ,oSa r5 pro reneMns Tie
viror' Of the party, II elected, to mean
attack Dupon tie Democrats.
He closed by telling OF ms, s., emoTts ro sor
buttons of trades unions pledginE MN
their support and commanding him 10
the support OF all the voters ~, o,d,.
cnce in graceful little speech by Rev 2. y;
Fl. c. Crews Of Scottsburg, and started 1
in rather quiet way but Isl. soon ne enHsnl
ana av Wnen,nr VIII n made most excel
lent lent speech Which Hii evidently made votes:
He expressed regret az me he aD felt too
modest to say much in his own behalf
unless they were present.
He twitted Senator Martin win w od 4sims
Ito t and good g roads which the senat
heard fii Ion one hight last week IN stanton, ::
He SAID the nee ran % sGnoeis
aed etauhfppe had ahn ntroduced Hi
establish, high schools in every. district
and believed such schools could pc cs-
teSlsaead ss4ets sr'ff also sssa
Should be a State department. for GOOD g so
roads Just as there was for ngri .c ea,i
d e e aarayan fdyG otsers could
the national Government for the road g,
but the State should take the initiative
omr1elid a hall. million dollars et1di-!
itlonal \ q ppropria lions for schools, which,
he said. could be done he believed. VIII. W.
out additional taxation. He also warmly
favored help for the Agricultural De-
Adverting to the Mann pill, he declared
himself Democrat and the pl II 1a,1i
he wrote himself; The statement n that a.
the Woman's Christian Temperance;
Union furnished the draft FOR q the ,nr y
| hard to 4 secure the nomination Tor GoN-
ernor. fibutaif the honor went to another.
gh Just ,h hara Is a
of LeightonSvs. Murray. wherein 1t was $
stated the. court had nothing t9 DO With
questions of morality or public Ep; elhiGy
he resolved on benz eect ta 70 ene
hs DGys sts p }ha qn 1o
When the Skethodists, Baptists ca and ID
other s5e1 TsFSss saed nf
the the. part. he had taken In needing the
call Of the people which en- ma nad resu LED
the State revenue to the extent OF
\ He insisted that all etiorlS LOT teui :
the party, and asked If the temperance
people were now going to turn their
4 backs upon him or say well done sood
1 i lie declared himself an optimst; he
1 believed in anbaristocraey or worth ana
education. He, believed !, the boys ! nov o..
! gate as courageously as the Confederates
/ did He felt sure the girls coming On
4 would he just as patriotic and as self
you ,sN' people ougiltto be given All the
/ advantages as to- education and evil in
i nuences eliminated a!as far as possible.
South and its people, especially the wo-
Judge samuelisllltams was as, briefly len IN
fr eirh and SPOKE pS Tor half-hour. Judge
Mann and Senator Martin having spoken
about an hour and q quarter each. Judge
emst o iagn peppe
and what he would say would be to the
interest st more He GardIv knew knew
how to talk except for me democracy.
He had been too busy TO get into the
Gampasn hat ,he neop over ihe
i ssaatorship and the Goyernorship. he
4 though three months ample time to. de-
eide as to oTtheySwantt e,I fo ora; Attor-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anderson as man.
soldier and lawyer
General s saI1,c was w %9un a.
himself was not. although he had the
opportunity Of being hit ~ Federal bul;
iqti BE be General than Gov
ernor, and II the people YOU'D gve Inn
Willard, Mann or Swanson. whoever was
elected. straight flor four years
candidate four four years ago for the homo,
he now seeks; that forty years had
elapsed since the war, and asked II u
would not be cruelgto give him the mar.
4 BILE heart now, andstell him to walt foul
He said he favored local option. haad
voted and worked for such q hlli w ,1dl,
a member Of the legislature IN the '1Qs
and pledged himself, i elected, to tht
enforcement of that lay, as 7. we Ell as b 81 e.
proportion of taxes and for the throttline
Of unlawful trusts and combines, 49,
there was great applause when no salt
he wanted The nomination. and intended
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