The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
marble. nu,, Al tho RicbmgnG cniiterlt iati
= q 11ftei fstng t.! lis feet 10

sol II, s ' fsina lis rect
fise f;seeHiiVe was proceeding ss.ni, l,ss
I fssa Il o feffhfie mtfhsas ssf
iyss ami indepenacice \. u N
liz Repubci,n leader iifnens 3
= ID; sa;ovcrnor, how are yoi going W
3 saatch thsin when thiy chcaty IL we
reply 1T will always s., pf; "a 70.
inlnetI the Republican, and - long af.ss as
men remain In II there VIII no s'ea',
ing. ~, 49, am IN NJ re-
No t;oyeri,or, snd proceeding an,idst
n,,nlaiise. dtclarcd. ! 40 liot now 2 uoi l..
SpiSrs: my purity stands for l,0n l.,s.s, =,
s svy man Iii IN the race IL lie
s lhsra Mere no more ints,rnpi,9 nn
though tlls oyernoF, he 1 Ihst 'nf the
a,la fe'l hssInrs HAT he had rather Ivy
,l,,lirI any ath. system 2, so ,',t,e. ~
ri, scartl tinn one where lhe '"u it g
c4s52Msns spf saa congessman Flood
l,3fd sat in%tho audience ht , ~, = ,,,.i
issrshol1sS the other day ana M, y, Ind
p !9So s,.nntur Martin favored the % eec-
iis Sc Senator'S by the pseple " III sNhere
leshallenasa she fa rssasa Il this prneipe
MaItln ia ~. an, Ill the Senate, until y
Was forced ,ipon hin, ~ t IN b neottN Tie
read s rfse sr,s N SSrsh 1eSo ~
NlTEliiii,a nv ~ sspntbrs from this state
q, Y" rc. bit said Mr. Martin paw ny
tehfion oit. l1e5said Rs'' }n sciate ncs
,s,ss ~" deeline, to follow the ins,tiuie-
lions az the Legislature or IN ns ~ Tie
ifS1n man would not ii i,Snsne thought
Soie s,,o 81 1hs s.e et'aafo;w n and oat
s ie s Declared that M Martin , h hs ha oi
oniy favored the b%inc,ipi ,e1ya art it at
ai5stracted. oalReit ai ~ q
ste,
ss ZIG may come out ,h im . npeaker
against 1t himself, deei ;,s To believes in
but lls cnt Of by aud Tor friends =,
sGls Governor randy r SyMsr Il ne edrpo
form against he un ls hH lean ircsidtnt
ntion as,, aa onstraned TO ask ,as
En,crnrnent shall control tn,e.,ent''S He.
Or the railroads t nc ~ never 80 through.
NY srnss IN Silent votes, lnG 10
iiexed iii order to secure inc satiIeinent,
A Sired In the matter % rMni,o,, ana con
there Should be some " - i3
s''lue'S Control Railroads.
~. favored the control or rnllIio o, Sill; ~
hn1interstntc commerce q = 'court.}
l,owers 50 enlarged T. ll,h snow That he
ss,,aa ,nn Ml Tor reelection though ne
Nd nd nsver advocated or,yotSSa a,a ~ lie
thing q the M sort = IDEA lea Of 4 commits,
.nnposed 'of one inem per. iro,,i ~,
indcai circuit, and said tins s3M as har
able New orK: rainst Vir-
wealthy sections TO coitioiiie ''te'''a'' 54#
rinia and the South. II, u 7 unenburr
s..trhas senator said In !, his iil ,,,.t =
speech that he want e h ,uen Justice and
For me, Il ask nothiils ~ s5 81
I,ntlalityg in court. = ,a,,,,, 41nnrth IL
lfhe Governor spoke az icaj4
indSStriaI a cd nelared amid the Wild
nst1 scenes &c upprobatiOnt y sthnu lSi! y
Zee press, free speech free r, sl 80
edYsat ts[er ana f Els h na,,rs
,,af,e "a of the Congrcssic 1Reco y
siiow that Mr.. Martin had q. txots tnc s sni
resolution 70 e ,na 81 sleetInE mem
hers uf the houses Congress ~ ~. W
control legislation. and he said Wnen i,c
stateanc did not vote and was not spi.r CO.
III He declared lie would, IL elected TO rne4
senate, heartily support al snen pr ,''in,i
!, last Vote Aye on all resolutions looking
e to the election OF Senators BY the pe;op l,!e
He spoke earnestly in favor OF NJ "a
q State and declared that while Senator
Martin saitl Ilc f:iy ored some suGn
pie, lie knew Of nothing he had i ZONE y, ~
t.sS w Ia I,:,id ~, tie ptopl ~ lirgl,ia
Open Debate. ji.sS
I'LL i;svg iyt;,sb bis viewsupon these
MAJ ers Tie foreign icy oft he com r
ssa 1'sSai ia laf siln ne could do Great
alll:lssft iii 4 H. h e. Would
u lis bSsa hs MGld II d st sss5
SemItc as he viewed It, should NOE De
+ IL mere voting machine ana ne st 70 ne q
believed i'll. fair and open&debate OF al
The people we're against star chamber.
proceedings everywhere and "a certainly t r.
1s'.These business senators may help
you lie declared. But what y 10 be-
5 come of tho rest OF US While 3they Az
helping you"
requests but he should not do SO, So TO the {,
neglect Of the great public business.
Z Here tho Governor read a. letter. from
Senator Martin sent on, out 10 the voters =.
OF the state. asking That ne pe not as
other. lie declared. amid Wild cheering;
that he vas not T.. seeking e; 70 {i1splics
Msrsh h NH , Na ana Ssm eSr disps
s site 10 It'd, tukeSthe sea- Until thur tine
But the two nti.v feal.pres Of the Coy
ern9rs ca ah ,sahf toIaTd tne gn ~
great cheering. ~ s.t. 5l Soy
Senator Martin had said in Ills liunen-
4 s1T65,ood by effecting "a settlement OF the
debt between Virginia and lthe Federal
government, growing out ofStlle war of
VIII senator Daniel Of April lith, 1903,
referring toit as My plan" ana pro-
duced the record TO show that the amount
which actually came 10 the State was
s5.50a This explanation was greeted with
daughter and cheering, and the Governor
showed that IN the settlement with South
Carolina, the National Government had
rendered balance Of 80 cents.
Senator Tillman had declared he would
not have it,so, and finally got $1,000 foi
8 his State The second new feature was
the Governors references 70 the fact that
and officer OF the State Democratic Com.
mittec is resunriyrtengaged in Richmond
practically as Senator Martins campaign
manager.
= belong q no political machine !, il,
declared With uplifted hands. '.and
will not do AS Mr., Martin docs: take
The secretary Of the Democratic commit
tee ard make him practically my cam
piagn manager. ] do not ask it, wou!'
not have 1t,
II understand Mr.. Button is not onl.
the secretary, but is II member Of III
committee and ne comes with all the in
formation gained in these positions AN,
lays II at the feet Of Mr.. Martin to b
used against Democrat who has neve
scratched a sticket in all his life" z
The Governor paid glowing tributes I
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