The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
Triology Fares Itoughly.

speakers. His allusion TO Woodrow
Wilson as the New jersey Iusurgen,
who had swept clean the mosuuit,
state, set tho crowd howl. every on,
4 seemed to be friend or Wilson'S, al
though as between Jones and Martil
( there WAS q division.
But ono person interrupted The
speakers. L. a. Billisoly asked Mr.
Jones TO tell how senator Martin voted
on the bill to elect United States Sen
ators by direct vote OF the people. Mr.
Jones did SO by saying that he (Jones)
mad always favored such mode Of
the senior Senator trimmed his sails
Alr Blilisoly amused those near him
by grooming loudly whenever Senate,
Martins name was mentioned.
Finally Mr.. Jones made plea for
!. Il United states Senator from Tide
water. lie declared that this section
had not had representative in the
higher branch Of Congress since the
inc OF the Civil War when Hon. r.
NJ T. Hunter adorned that illustrious
body.
Some Honest, Worthy Man.
Mr.. Jones did not say that he was
the man. but insisted that some "hon.
. est. Intelligent and worthy man from
this section should succeed Senator
Martin in 1919" IN conclusion, he said:
Il do not permit myself 10 entertain
u doubt as 10 what the result will be
i Eou.. set yourself resoiutelH 10 the
pies of the seemingly unequal contest
naleby Hober, NJ. LalIollette a Pro
GressiNs Republican Senator from Wis
ronsiH, and " Woodrow Wilson. the Pro
gressivc Democratic Governor OF New
..Whsn Senator l.aFollette made his
tisht for the Senate against the Repub-
his hes, ends regarded il as hope
1855, Every daily newspaper was
against him save only two. and the
Eiachinc purchased the editorial space
: a her flstperS
"Out Of eleven dailies III Milwaukee,.
Only one supported him. The railroad
i'iaciline. ana nol only furnishsd the
means With which TO debauch the
uTess but ccntTiautei all she money.
i 55I rGn1 be ased H t' nsIshase 81
.ainistrattcH TOO. enl2loyei its Fed
frzl patronage to Ire same eid. Tie
3 sss E9F5{E , iT5s asAae sn' tse
What was the resriis GaFoliettc
carried every one 81 the seventy one
co1n.ies ana IN forty-two u them ne
- z+ns2 precincts. he carried 1922 and
tied MS opponent IN thirteen and in
thirty-eighi his opponent did not re-
Let Them Take Courage.
III there De am faiat-heartai Dem
ecrats here let them take courage
from this story OF what one man can
acecmpiisl. whose cause is just and
who mas behiId him brave end homes,
men VINO believe in that cause ana
a'.re!.-,,,WSliiin,E 70 nght. for it..
Tie victory achieved by Woodrow
Wilson ever the machine of his State,
backed IS II WAS bE the corporations
winch flourish there as nowhere else,
9. 700 recent occurrence to need 70
given her answer through her bril-
liant .t5oyernor 70 the question pro-
+ EonndeG 70 The democrats of the coun-
lrr at large IN the last national Demo
cratic platform.
shall thv people rulc?n what. ma
stn III, v Yil e be the ansxer which vr,
shall win this fight. for MY answer
y pciEi YOU 20 what has been ac
o SNIP u ether states where the
nnd ! invoke For your inspiration am;
9urage the glorious history OF old
The Nirc-prcsldcnts.
loilowins, i q list Of the vice presi
cents for Mr ,Jones's meeting:
Avery, iioward 81: Arps. sI;eorce j,
llisul. i; NJ Bernard, j. nj: BRADLEY,
, ~ b seard H. g.; Brickey, j. ":
liiiispiy@I1. a.: Biiisoly. IL. III. Bliisniv
awTenee: H1 apr; Aisn e e.: Eur, T.
i ,,s, :, !, !. ) Baker William Hodges:
lucker. Bradford Eussel j.; Isennett
l.. Baylor Richard Baker. William
=; ba ker; William H.; Barbee. H. ci.
ltnrNei!. u, =. Buxton, j r.. Baxter
r Hernard, Mark; BARRON j. s..
carney. NETi4ht' - Carney. 4 81: col
, ,; aadsa l 1. J.: Claude. n p:
J ArIniateud Curtis Jno Hughes: cal,
,ow' - Cnson, 7. a.; Childrey, l.
S,rockor Frank l.; Cotton. Presto
l'ewson, George D; Dashieli ocie
Ii'ristol, ! r.; Deans. Emmett: Dodson
y nam ~! Doz!cr. a. A.: DcJarnettC
j,ot ri " 'va at = =, T.; Elliott. G. T FL
w f. - DouE "erty
freeman r. r.: Fivcash, joseph G;
I'LL ] fe n,,e q H.: fanny. Joseph B.;
G!jwa,hmey, g. Tayloe: Green. Nathaniei
~ Griffin, 7. 81; Gilbert. George w:
+ 1hndsa L Dt io loa glanG r N Heard
y; Holland, Edward: Hume, John II.
l!er'ert, c. ~: Hoggard. Horace: Hitch
2 = 9. L.; lludgins. CLAUDE L.. Hysiop
~ Ina e.; Iai1S, ". u; johnson, A. r.,
l;ins John b; Johnston, Henry a.;
Iohhson, b Jones S. Kenneth
1K9 nrn H. - fGatesny; Jackson; DR. J. P.
f bein.. J. r: Kegebein. j. H.: Land, "
A.; Landlord, Menalcus. Norfleet r.
~ McCoy. Russell A.; Maui. John; NC.
T. w McMurran. William Mitchell
:. f.; Marks. Benjamin; Miller. Franl
81 I Miler F. i, I:; Martin. ". r.; Martin
~ -: Macon
J. T.: Mitchell. j. H.: Mathews. r. C.
Aicl>eary. Frank: Proctor. Dr. j. A.
Jefferson. NJ. r., Price S. NJ: Peatross
y w; Peake, John e.: Pugh, Jordan
a; Fit, j. T.; Redd. Dr. j. T. Riddick
Dr. James e.; Ross, w A. Roberts: r
r.; Roekefelier, G. w; Rush, Robert Fl
Edmund s.: Scott. stanTIey: + st ta.iIln
Thomas W; snellings. Stanley r.
Shackelford. Q. j.. Shultice, r. w.
Simmons, Bruce; Spindle, r. b. Jr.
StanciH Samuel H.; Savage Toy d.
Sans. c. Whittle: Simpson. John G.
Stewart, William H.; Shaw. C. F.: stocl