The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-04
PARTY LEADERS
TO help STUART.
Martin, Williams, Glass
and Others illSpeak
in Ninth.
MONDAY WILL BE
GREAT FIELD DAY
Popular Campaign Orators to
Address Voters in Various
Sections Of the District.
Republicans Begin Their
Fight at Jonesviise
Tomorrow.
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Pulaski, Va, September 3.-By way
of further augmentlng the rapidly in
creasing enthusiasm which is bring
Ing the Stuart congressional campaign
SO strikingly into the public gaze, II
has been arranged that Monday shall
be another Democratic field day in the
Ninth Congressional District, and i'm
oortant points. scattered over the vast
territory stretching from Pulaski to
number of the ablest party stumpers
in the State.
Mr.. Stuart, who has been marching
from ovation to ovation, ever since
his marvellously successful opening
at Gate City on August 20, will speak
at Jonesville, the county seat of Ice,
far away on the border line of Ken
lucky. and appearing with him will
be Attorney General Samuel w. VIII
liams, and Hon. r. Tate Irvine, both
of whom ere trained and eloquent
campaign orators.
Senator Martin and Hon. Joseph c..
wysor will address the voters OF
Pulaski here, while Congressman Glass
will hold forth at Marion. the county
seat OF Smyth.
Senator Martins appearance here on
Monday will be the occasion of his
opening speech in the campaign, and
will mark the beginning OF an e2-
tended series Of addresses which he
has agreed to deliver in the interest
of Mr.. Stuart.
Further appointments will likewise
be announced later on for Mr.. Glass,
who Is easily one of the ablest and
most effective campaigners in Vir-
GINA.
Mr.. Stuart will go from Jonesville to
Lebanon. to speak to the people OF
there he will again be assisted by Mr..
Irvine.
VIII BE Hard Fought.
The Democratic side of the campaign
having been thus Observation-Disclosures
those in charge of its conduct declare
that there will be no "let up unit!
the battle is over, and that from now
on a small army of orators will be
kept constantly in the field.
The Republicans have announced
that their formal opening will be at
Jonesville on Monday, where Mr.
Slemp and ]. L. Gleaves will speak
but so far as can be ascertained, moth
ing has developed which would seer
TO suggest any prospects OF joint
debate.
Collector L. P. Summers and T. ]
Muncey will speak for the Republican:
at Marion on the same day. and Il
there shall be any debate anywhere II
pulled off" there. between these mer
and Mr.. Glass, though no steps hav,
vet been taken looking to this end.
| Mr.. slemp will speak at Lebanon OF
Tuesday, and owing to the fact tina
both candidates viii be there. the at
| tendance of great crowd is antici
pated.
Tn to this point the success OF tn
Democratic campaign has been phe
nomenal According to the leader
who are in charge, it has been reas
suring beyond their most sanguine cx
pectations, and they declare that al
most each succeeding day reveals som
new and brighter prospects Tor IN
ultimate triumph of their cause.
They point out the wonder1ui
tendance and enthusiasm greetn
their leader wherever he appears d :,
assert that his superior logic, ms Dol
demand for better governmental con
CltlOnS,dHO. Ills oilOAANSA
at The Republican party from N
stump are carrying conviction stralgn
tn the hearts OF his hearers, ana at n
same time driving terror into the ranh
of the opposition.
Mr. stuart is indeed making a Won
derful campaign. From the DAY
delivered his opening speech at va.
CITY. amid the acclamations OF nearl
, S6o enthusiastic men OF the noun
tains, his meetings have been crown w
with the fullest measure OF success;
His march from Coeburn co App pan,
CHA: from Appalachia to Norton: tTo 9i
Norton to Pound: from Pound 10 ~
| stone Gap-right through the yer
heart of his opponents home county.
was as triumphal as that OF q conquer
! ing hero returning from victorlol
| fields, and his friends declare tnas
| Significance will manifest itself stront
~ IN the results of the Novemptr ele'
| ton.
1, Democratic leaders Were never mo-
highly encouraged in the heat Of SUI
1 a battle. They look around mem d,
behold an eager, earnest. Well-oIE "a .
lied and militant army OF pemocra.
regulars" with not single iH ss
entp in the ranks
They believe the time IS ripe ioI
change; that the people are ready, a
that the man and the hour Tor =
. acknowledgements Of this end met
Bristol in March, when they plaec