The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

aimed ut Thomas S. Martin, and referred
to the remark rat Newport News mat
Sentiment couldn't feed and clothe any
body" and said. he would rather nhve
honor without clothing than to nave clo 't1
Ing without honor.
1Jo 4rha1lcnped anybody to show where.
when and how tho junior senator hnd
ever made n speech for or against any
measure OF public interest save the ap-
.proprlation OF three million dollars 70
the railroads to- build Il union depot y,
the city OF Washington. or where nc l,ad
evor secured an appropra ton ior5 ahyth, ing
In tho First Congressional District: ~
said ne had challenged Senator Mart,n
to provc this nt1 five places--at Spotsyl-
vonia aiKing George, at King and Queen
nj Northumberland and again at cape
Charles 3 -, 80 a,nct,nn
=, SENATOR Martin as ttmidnightf chuTt
ona and 4 dark curtain process, where
IN man known to nobody dc1eated q
man precious to everyDody,
His reference to the gaiiah. '..',,, ;.
Lee was warmly applaudea.'t ray paa 80
handsome tribute to the aepar..u "a -
soldier, statesman ana uiilo snoech
s'y None point In the Governors speech
+no ~, P. and NJ. steamer Penhsyi.
,,o which was coming In threw i.er
ssarohl,ght ON the speaker, but His TX
celjency, looking Squarely at the nl'noins
lion m iocularly remarked that ne "'ts
not tho beast bit afraid Of searchhshls,
and wanted all tho light possible .u,Aou ,
IN This brought forth another puls . ~
applause. ~ = nm nor
IN (, the county which had attacked mn,
nut said he had outgrown the ''re res
STAGE.
Wouldn't Kick a Mule.
IL related an incident in which It was
said somebody asked Socrates u ne
,ould strike back when attacked, ana
no philosopher replied that It depended
nt,rcly UPON tho man, and ina -. ..e
uore Kicked fby5a mule, he wouldH5t INN IN
of kicking the mule back. sS Il.
mic t,nvcrnor denied tho charge tl'tt
Ia lad Ahecn instrumental In the rccen'
:ittempted consolidation of .,ort hn'hptoi'
ana Accomac into one school a.str'ct
saving he was III at tho time, and kne"
nothing about the meeting OF the l'oaro
Of Education or what 1t had done unti
he read 1t in the papers ana that hitc'
lie recovered, no introduced resolution
at the next meeting OF the Doara
month after. resembling IT'S former act!on
ana placing Northampton back where
| she was at first IN q separate Esci hio''1 u''
trict all to herself. f8
The Governor asked the, Influence o.
the ladies as we'll MS the mon y his pat
tic for the people. but did not wish to DC
understood as fav0rlng woman SUI
rage no tbecause he did not consider
them good enough TO vote, but because
they we're too good to vote. lie knc"
they had lots of influence. however, ant
asked them to exercise It In behalf O
the candidate OF the people,
In closing Governor Montague made ar
impassioned appeal TO the voters, and thi'
peroration was extremely beautiful. Ar
Ter the speaking Il reception was held OF
i the beach, and many crowded around tn
i Governor to shake his hand Refresh
nents were served In abundance.
The Governor was tho guest Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John T.. Daniel while here, II y
! freely predicted that his visit mn
speeches to-day will gain many votes 70
| him, - t3&