The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
old LANDMARKS
YIELD TO STORM
Political Ticklencss Appears to
BE No Respectcr OF Per-
sons.
CHANGES IN LEGISLATURE.
Records Show That Half OF Sen
ate Nominees to Date Are
New Men.
: HANGEs IN LEGISLATURE

! Many new faces viii be in evidence
lin both branches OF the General As
Iscmbly when that pody con~enes In
regular session next January, even
though not another new man shall be
Nominated.
The Democrats OF the State have pu,
forward. up to date, twenty-four Sen
ate and fifty-two House nominees. mis-
lis more than half the membership or
each branch, and the proportion of new
men so FAR named for both Is re-
lsnarkahle,
Or the twenty four senatorial canci-
dates nominated. It is exactly an even
split between ola and new. men, while
| tho incumbents have II slight adran-
ltage on the House side. Tho exact il.-
lures are: old men. twenty-ninc; aeW
linen, thirty.
E The twelve Senator'S renominatcd are:
Mcsars. lIEbbx, Mann Lnsklter,
Walker, II. Ashby Wicshnm, Holt,
The names OF the new men put for
ward for the upper branch follow:
s.sr" n Hrt Witt Fli' sse; s Ian
Holand, Folken and saun"crs-1:.
or the new men, Messrs. Foikes.
Parks, Early and lam. have previous
L.
}sey has been once before member OF
the Senate. keezell and Machen are
1.-TWO old senators who may as we'll ne
added to the list as they VIII come
4 Two new men who VIA probably be
4Iunoppcsed for the senate inside their
Town party are Floyd King. OF Ale
ghapy. and j. p Watkins. Of Chester
/ field! This makes the score even
again. leaving only twelve members OF
Z the body unacconnted for.
i Wickham and strobe are two of the
Iincumbents who have lights on their
i though with a tle-up to the twenty
Eight mark, chances favor a majority
lof new members. thing which Jas
.iginia. the hold-over feature having
4 heretofore prevailed which Kept hall
4 the old senators in from session to
1 session.
Nominations to Date.
4 Following are the nominations, for
a the two houses, so far as they have
been made:
Fourth District. John NJ. Hart Roa-
A noke.
Tenth District. r. NJ Ward Win,
Eleventh District, G. L. Fletcher
iThirteenth district, r. ". Sims
Fifteenth District. It. p. Garter
A ! Seventeenth District, N. b. Early
1i hghteenrh District, ". g, White
twentieth District, Don p, Halscy
a ILynchburg.
~ TWenty-tEird District, w. a, IdFiett
Twenty fourth District George T
rIson, Chatham.
twenty seventh District A. r. Hobbs
Marl
Twenty I, Y, eighth o,,o District william
twenty -ninth District, Charles T
Lasster, Petersburg. ,
Thirtieth District, f. p Holland
Thirty fourth District, G. Harding
Walker. IIeathsville.
Thlrlty--flth District, t. Ashby WICK
Thirty sixth District, S. W. Holt
thirty seventh, Ben I, Guntcr. Ac
Thirty -etghth District. =. c, Folkes
la. c. Hartman. Richmond,
Thirty-rinth District. John r. Saun
ders, Saluda.
House Of Delegates.
Accomac, John r, Rev, ri,
. u
M, Dunn ana d. II. Pitts.
AppomattoS. r y stratton,
brunswick, Or. r. S. Powell.
buckingham and Cumberland, A,
C'ampbell. Howell C. Teathcrston.
Charlotte, Berkeley p: Adams
Culpeper Alden Bell
lDinwiddie, Thomas e. Clarke. =
Elizabeth City and Accomac, Harr
r., Houston. tl:
Fairfax. w y, Oliver.
Fauquier. M. M. Green.
Fanauier and Londoun, John or
Daniel.
Frederick and Winchester, Richar
e. Byrd
Henry. j. NJ. Barker, eJr,
K Islc of Wight, w. t., Howlf.s
King and Queen and Essex J, N
Lancaster and Richmond, John Cur
lee. Nv. s. Neff.
: I.o1doun, ". NJ Love.
LynchhLrg. Tlpton D.. Jennings