The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
STATE PRESS
The Camp site.

The Camp Site.
II Goshen Is not acceptable our Lexington
contemporary thinks that some other loca-
tion in the mountain section ought by all
means to be selected. Our own opinion Is
that the soldier boys would find the r ed
mont section more comfortable, and every
way desirable, for their summer camp than
either the scorching sands OF the seashore
or tho bleak attitudes OF the mountains. a
camp in the vicinity OF charlottesville would
be in all respects eligible and delightful. II
would be geographically central, and read
lily accessible from every part OF the state,
and no more heathful and picturesque site
can be found in this or any other state
Charlottesville Progress
..Favorite Sons" for Congress.
In the present fight for the Democratic
nomination of a candidate for Congress from
this district tho voters arc being urged 70
vote for each OF tho candidates for various
reasons. One principal reason given By some
of tho local papers is that the people should
support a candidate because he Is county
man. This argument may Influence some,
and IL 1t does in this case, the one influ-
enccd cannot go far wrong. because we have
an excellent array OF candidates. But the
principle OF the argument Is wrong. "A man
should not be urged to vote for another Just
because this other happens TO be from the
game county. We should consider the quail
dcatlons of the man and the good that ne
will do in the office to which he is aspiring
rather than the locality from when no
comes II the voting for a county man ~
so pertinent to those counties who have
one of their voters as candidate, then
where do those counties which have no
| candidate come in? II man recommends
the locality of candidate homo as ms
best qualification then his other qualaHGa.-
tions cannot specifically recommend in ms
favor-Lunenburs Times
! Tho v. T. I. Investigation.
1t will impress the average person as be.
! ing unfair for DR.. Paul 3. Barrtnger ana
L ,lokT I'M
that charges should be preferred agalnst
| him and March % set tho date OF the
| hcaring. The nature OF the charges are no
given, save TO say that they are not coz o.;
| snected with tho financial affairs OF the inst!'
! tuition. and DR.. Barrinser asserts MS conn y
l dence in being able to clear his sklrts ~
/ the meanwhile the setting OF tho late oa wv
1 for heuring the charges leaves DR.. BarF!nsct
/ in an embarrassing position and the ". :. l.
| under cloud Tho Legislature, OF coutss'
will not be influenced in making proper r. Z;
i preparation for V, P, l. because OF tn1s
i trouble, for the institution will be MAINTAIN
1 ed and advanced regardless OF tho outcom :.
4 OF the investigation However. the ue 4s,'
can only operate to the injury OF inc ln st
Il tute. and the board should call for l!nHlo
date action. DIR. Barringer was forHls1Ay
professor in the unversiiy OF V1rglnla' unu
I his friends and the public gencrally VIZ ~
j hesitate TO form any adverse opinion IN tue
matter but will await the full disclosure SUI, o.
the charges and his reply. If Dr. BarrlhscII
/ has been guilty OF any misconduct OF u1u !
management that necesstates his Tstt,n!'s, ~
from tho v. p. |, tho sooner relations. alc
severed the better, and II. on tne /, o.i -.
nnnd they arc not true, DIR. Barringer ~ on
titled to speedy vndIcation y - ott..uu.'
l to see how tho board can avoid IN Iit.1''e-
i dlato Neutrality-suspicious. LcdSer-Dlspatc
Taxing AUTOMOBILES
i As that law has been generally undes,
stood. IT was not Designed that, the TnI
i from licenses was 10 do moro than pay ~.
II the execution OF the icenso law. II Wa6 w.