The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-16

MAJORITY For b 4; MARTIN r ! u
Representatives Of Various Sec
tions of3tlle State Discuss
Local Situations.

| 45jts 5hfah lOCdlEJ AClkuttllOllotttiE 8s3se
The presence Of thirty, or forty mem.
Sbcrs or the Democratic State Central
Committed, aud other prominent Demo
Gratis. representing all the congressional mn
i districts or Virginia., In connection with
] 1.-The state Committee meeting Inst night,
I brought out como Interesting prophecies
4 as 10 the result OF the senatorial and
1 gubernator!al contests In the primary,
| to be held throughout the state next
Tuesday. IS q
A representative OF Tho Times-D ispat Oh
! asked all the members present for OK PRES
sions, but several OF them. owing TO- thclr
| own cnndidncles atsthis time. or to private
| reasons, DECLINED be quoted. Here are
| solnet OF The expressions elected from the
d Ko,itlem en- snll OF whom are experienced
oljtlcinns.& sturdy pnrtisnns. and, 1or
i the most part, favoring the candidacy OF
i Senator Martin: W EN- 5S
Hon. r.. J.. Jordan. OF Montgomery:
i "AIontKonncry will BIO at tho east a TO-.
though The more sanguine Martin peo-
4 ple predo the sennto r will get n minority.
1 The city OF $Rudford will more than offset 4
4 thc county ~ even should tho county 20
npa,nHt5 tho senator. Radford, IN my
astinntc. will give Martin to OF It's
4 Svote. Pulaski and Giles counties VIII
hoth Give Senator Martin handsome ma
Z jorItics, In my opinion
4 Mr.. George NJ. Muse. OF Roanoke county,
3 lAuRnnnoke county will Give Martin from
( ,ro~> IN eoo mn ,ortty Roanoke cit Is
& c,osc butS senntor Mnrtln's friends are
7 working hard there, and are hopel " 81 81
carrying IT,
Hon r. A. James, OF Pittsylvania:
4 "Our people are confident we (alartih)
! will carry the county. and the Montague
leaders themselves believe It. Plttsy1-
A yanin will give a large majority &l otf
Martin i believe the Governors to ,
ship Tunstnll and his precinct. oto 't :
land, will both go against MN.
Have at Least One Judge.
."rhc Goyernor6will have at least one
4 Judge at each precinct. and at some ON l'e
will have two. There Is one e2cep
70. this rule. and thntis at the Governor
own precinct. where, so far NJ can bo
nscertained, MOI Montague man resides
4 ,rhe Governor viii be given q judge az
4 every precinct In the city Of Danvllc also
4 The county committee has but Two Hlo1'7
inguc men on It, but determined to give
Z Inc Governor Judge at each precinct.
4 Mr. Irving p. Whitehead. Of Amherst:
amherst is going for Martin BY !, sun
stantinl mnjority+ The county VII "
! very close between Mann and Swanson
q for the govcrnorshlp. Mr.. Strobe VIII
I carry Amherst for the state Senate by a
x handsome majority. Lynchburg Will be
! very close between Mann and swanson;
II Campbell VIII give Mann a plurality,
Fl with Swanson next. Bedford VII & DC
n carried BY Willard, With, Mann second.
Amherst will 90 for Swanson, with MAN
second. Nelson Is practically unlt ,or
. tn, A swanson
viii lead, with Mann second. J am no. no.
4 familiar with the situation outside OF
the counties and city named,
Mr. James Plcnsa mt Woods, OF Roah,
oke city:5 II think Martin will carry thf
hiy 80 aoo sn 9ay 'a5 ago. This estimate
Is is' Based d upon a careful poll OF the vote
just completed. ~ ,,,r
tin. and also Tor swanson. t-ln5my op'n n
II ion Swanson will get as many votes a.
both his opponents N Koa Mosih, G c,3to
NJ r. y n;on AITGrt 20 FOR Martin ~
{ good GOD majority. i think Aceoma,e /, vi II
!, siso give h'm , %a1er!!'y was u ina
Prince William for Montague.
!, Hon Thomas IA Lion Of !, P ps ,i,e Wv
:, ernor from 200 to 900 ma1orlty,, oga ms;o
think largely q 'Te &c q sf gen
eTn nri i, ia growing in strength every day
i MMre,,t Will get a good jor
ityina t y 1S SGsetyM Mann mr. naT W.
sIGrsr ~ W C ar of Harrlsonburg
Rocknglam 50 e for sen "a con Ma1e
md thtnk we sene1SVnIl willard Ia and swan
= !; n now st stands think syanson ~ "
have n ms5ar1iyf r' tnSnsh In ne COUNTY
:: n,nnne whom is Senator Keezcll one 2
. tha most influential men y, me e oId
n DR.. D., Fisher, OF Gne n,,estinn tina
20 ~, Viii. vii carry Chesterfield county.
e Mr.. A. Lynch Of rgzc Eve ia TAI;
O. TSt, e anil Ninth district is going 70
re- him by good majority,
x, Prediction Of Lawlessness.
s53l Hon. Joseph II. Lawless: Martin "
q. jor si So WIN swanson" ,,o,,a. "A
ia mon nsz ny q naFK recent poi in alIra
county cou believe Martin WI! carry e,g Z,
teen out Of the twenty.eelght I'll, nr g :
,1n tHe s SO 4sS e enG 5 sa m1nsy,or!ty
Won Hon, George s. shac s, !, o : ,r
viii give Martin about zzp ,NVIlor rg clos
sGsrtiHl' ~ about 800 maJor!ty,"a., !,
r. c,,nea q 9omaVe Statement for publ
y NJ cntion, With, one exc eption. That one,
a. Judge r. n, w, Duke, of Albemnrle W
a. was not quoted, getting away ns soy
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