The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
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1mbfe.
III 1fehy's attack on the State cen
*16l cosnmittee he said
s<ycndttions in the Second district
|! I've mot only attracted attention
4 4kfouehout that district. but has al
ANS0oe assumed national proportions M
" light that liz by no means credttab'e
70 the district and the Commonwealth
d lit notwithstanding that. would be
& 1alDine my manhood were not To say
vAlp. which. may not rest well Win
00me here.
insisss Young Was Elected.
II believe firrnls still the, w, a
ruunr received majority of the votes
honestly cast in the primary OF August
"a do not condone irreEuarfts OF
attempt To wipe aside fraud. but l can
not refrain fram expressing my views.
Z One of the curses of men associated
wfth public life is their moral COW
\ nrdtce am not unnlndfui that thet"
waa considerable sentiment asa'''S.
Nffil,arn A. Young even In my city IL
as 4 false sentiment. but TO mate
r4ay extent IL controlled and Influenced
those men who PASSED Judgment upon
the appeal from the Second distrfc'
The controlling power in this state ata
NOT want Young Ia Congress.
II say as coming from Mi Young.
and without fear of contradiction, 1nh'
~ knows that the majority OF the
sub committee believes ne received
majority Of the honest votes cast. But
the committee voted against him un-
der pressure and he accepted Their
mandate But for this committee ne
4o-day would he your candidate Tor
u CONGRESS, elected bs q majority 81 Inv
4 honest votes In the August primary
With the know ledge that the name
OF it's nominees had 10 be Hea Win
the Secretary of Gemmunwe alth ny
~ O'Clock "Wednesday night II thst
nnrne liz 10 appear on the TICKET OF the
Nayember general elections. the SUI
folk convention. with 442 fru'tiess bai~
lots ALREADY cast. reconNeAed ms
morning in its attempt to nominate
representative from the Second >iF-
ginsa district
Ii was rumeFeo that II the deadlock
continued past midnight the cohFen-
tion would adjourn sine die, ana the
four Democratic candidates all take
the held against the Republican nofni-
nee II Rumble. in the general elec-
zion.
Hazardous Risk.
The Virginia Democracy was never
confronted with NO curious tangie as
existed at Suffolk. After the con
yention had stood for two days Hol.
land, so. Young. So Maynard. II;
Deal Z. Candidate Young. recognized
IA the Norfolk city machine man, sud
denly threw his votes to Deal. shortly
before midnight last night The
Young forces heard that four Deal
delegates were ready 10 switch To E.
n. Holland, independent, thus giving
A~4afm the needed majority Of "a.
" Rather than see this Young threw
& his entire strength Ia the minority
candidate, Joseph Deal, also OF Nor
folk. thereby holding Deals votes IN
tact Then for 40 ballots the vote
stood deadlocked as follows; Holland
4 10; Deal, 10 Maynard. II.
i Adjournment came pact midnight.
with no change.
III Representative Maynard stood firm,
hoping that at the eleventh hour he
may again be returned to Congress,
II was believed Maynard would switch
/ to Young Ii. Deal and his pivotal
votes could he handled
The district committee held numer
Gus conferences with the Candid
during the morning and last night
hut were una BILE to remedy the stu
alton. The tneaiidation of the Aug
ust Maynard-y Dung primary. because
OF frauds, seems to have emhttered
the delegates and made them unyisld-
{ Ing
The Holland forces were regarded
NJ HnmayabI. Independents.
Isoud Cheers
The convention cheersd Justify
speeches faToring the leEalized pri-
mary and the abolition Of the cen.
vention system in Virginia When ad-
j0urnment Was moved early this
morning John l.. Watson. Maynards
right bower. lea ped 10 his feet ano
said In q loud voice. There Is no
more opportunity for this convention
ts, get together tomorrow at 10
O'clock than there is nov. The May
nnrd delegation viii stand hy him.
Yen may as well adjourn sine die
\ without nomination
The Maynard delegation cheered
wildly and confusion WAS great in the
I hail. They began Ia sing We re Here
Because We're Here
The Holland delegation sal silent
and grim. voting eighty delegates for'
their man at every roil-cait