The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

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struggle, and the assistance he fen.' 's.a,,
! Mr. Ellyson and Colonel Button roui ,,.n
FOR much In the way. of imptoN'is w
situation. ,>.o,
s.hto HEADQUARTERS have now peun
ciasea I'm and all those connected the re-
With have gone 10 their respective MONIES
4 Ia yotc. 10 morrow will be devoted 70
arranging Tor getting the vote out In the
various localities and IT looks now US -, y, :.
Am Democrats will not suffer on ms
score. 81.
Tho party managers have peeii ~.
tunate IN that there has been no ihtctii ma
friction among the leaders Aithoheh l'ie
+ urinary contest was bitter to n degree
its rasi,l,s did not cool The ardor of either
.bc candidates or their friends In the
common cause of Democracy. and sue
n crssful and defeated ones alike have ear
ncstlv and actively struggled for the sue
cess of the entire ticket.
Pulling Together.
The warnest primary battle was over
the United states Senntorship. but the
Two asprants for that distinguished
honor have We'd with one another IN
their efforts TO bring about Democratic
success. Senator Martin made n num-
her Of speeches In the carly stages oil
the fight, and then came here TO assist
In The management Of the campaigns
while tile eloquent voice of Governor
Montague. his unsuccessful competitor
has been heard from the Seaboard iH
beyond tic mountains, pleading Win
his friends 10 follow his lead and vote the
entire Democratic ticket from top 20
bottom.
The behavior of the Governor Inns been
only what his friends anticipated. but u
is nevertheless n source OF gratilicatloA
Ia hx-Hlf n 4 .
beck and call of the State Commit,ec,
and rendered such valuable service for the
nominees OF his party. The same has
been true of Judge Mann, Judge Will
liams, Mr.. Cabel and others who were
unsuccessful al the recent primary cleo
lion
The Democrats will win the contest
on Tuesday. unless nj the usual signs
of party elections shall fail. 1t Is be-
iicved that n conservative estimate OF
the majority for the State ticket is
about q 900 while OF the twenty-one sem
atcrs TO he chosen the dolninent party
Will get at least seventeen If not mare
The Senate will be overwhelming Demo-
cratic. and of the forty members the Re-
puhhcans cannot reasonably hope TO
have more than seven or eight
Will Be Increased
II is believed their membership IN
the House will be Increased, and while
the Democrats managers are not making
The concession. it would cause no great
surprise should they return In the neigh
bnrhcod OF twenty-five memhers of the
lower branch But even II they shall do
50 we'll. the Democrats Will still have
seventy-fve out of the one hundred. or
4 three-foprths majority, which Will he
amply sufficient for all purposes.
The Democrats have nut up candidates
FOR the House in all the counties AMI
X cities save in Floyd county, which is al
ways regarded as q Republican strong
hold, They have nominees in the Senate
iii all tho districts where elections VIII
d he held on Tuesday. The full list CT
senate and House pomlpees. excepting
( Ire latter in SOFT county whose name
could rot BE learned IS ~ follows:
The Senate.
First DISTRICT. B. .i'orterfield, Broad
Ford
Third Dissrict-w R. Graham, Poca-
(. llo,,ias,
IIrtth Dstriot--P. i. st. Clair Baue.
Seventh District-o B. Harvey, Cliff
trn Forge.
Ninth D!striy.- Edward E:ehois. staun-
ten.
Eleventh. D:strlct-B. W. Lynn, Lees
s.g.
i'l,irtcen;i Dis,riet-ls. w Sims, Louisa
i'tiecnth IJistrct-Gcorae s. shackel.
s.y1nteca,l District-John S, Chapman
,i;l4itlSv lie
e,,iaeorn;h Dlstrtct--A. Z. strodc, Am
issgs,.
'r.ysrry-rlrst Dis,rict--R. R. SoDnn
: z Nh Boston.
,psytn:y-thiid D!strict-W A. Garrett