The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-09
FOLD THEIR TENTS,
LEAVE FOR HOME
HEADQUARTERS OF SENATORIAL.
CANDIDATES ARE CLOSED AND
EFFECTS SHIPPED
AWAY.
MARTIN IS GRATEFUL
APPRECIATES Il HE SPLENDID EN-
DoHsEMENT GIVEN HIM BY
THE BEST LEGIsLA-
TIVE CHANGES.
MARTIN IS GRATEFUL


tors campaign was over and the man
ayers and advisers Of the incum bents
were anxious 10 get home. They all
appeared in the best OF spirits. how
ever, and showed very clearly how
we'll pleased they were at the result
OF the primary.
Conversation among the leaders,
however. was absolutely free of venom
for the defeated candidates They
apparently regarded the election re-
suit as Il foregone conclusion, and
they did not even say: 4 told you
SO"
All of the belongings of the Martin
quarters were packed and shipped
away early. and tho senator himself
LETT for his home in AlbemarIe, where
he Will enjoy a rest, The arduous
duties of leader Of the minority party
IN the Senate and the hard campaign
OF the past two weeks have tired the
senator. and he needs the rest that
he will now take and enjoy.
BEFORE leaving the city Senator
Martin said:
Il thank the Democrats of virginia
for the magnificent majority given me
I THURSDAY. l accept 1t as a complete
iFindication and as an expression Of
their continued confidence In ma per
sonally and officially. Nothing which
can do will ever discharge the OBJ
/ legations which l feel under to the
patriotic and generous people of our
grand Old Commonwealth. but to their
service unreservedly and with feel
ings Of profound gratitude pledge ear
nest fidelity and my utmost efforts ;.
Hundreds OF friends called on the
senator to express their congratu1a-
ton, and they found him In excellent
Splits and good humor despite a bad
hoarseness
senator swanson was not in the cftv
and his private secretary supervised
the packing and shipping OF the per-
sonar eHecfs OF the senator to Chat
nam, Many visitors called and sent
their good wishes through the score
tary.
Senatorial Changes.
ne surprise Of the legislative cam
=. palFh was the defeat OF Aubrey Stroaa
from the Aineteenth senatorial dis
+ trict. composed q Amherst and Mel
son counties. Mr.. Massie has appar-
entity defeated the brilliant young or
alor. VINO made such a gallant fight
in behalf of the proposed enabling act
at the last session OF the General As
sembiy rs
". "A. Klnehart. o. Covington, WIFI
succeed + W. King. from the Seventh
district. composed OF Craig, Bote-
tourt. Alieghany. Bath and city OF
Clifton Forge
/ + S. Tovenner. OF Woodstock. will
succeed Robert NJ. Ward. Of the TENN
ols'rlct' composed Of Shenandoah,
! Frederick and city OF Winchester.
Blaekburg Smith has defeated
Charles K Hughes, editor Of the
Clarke Courier
X, Z. l. Moncure. former member
OF the House of Delegates. has been
nominated TO succeed Judge Freder-
lex Wilmer Sims. OF oLutsa county.
in The State Senate
W. d Blanks, OF Mecklenhurg coun-
~, has been elected 10 succeed ]. -
Elan, Of the Twenty fifth senatorial
district
Robert X. Brock. prominent young
lawyer, OF Farmvilla, succeeds sena
tor J. ]. owen.
Charles T. Lassiter, Of Petersburg,
Is succeeded by p. II. Drewry. de-
spite opposition.
E. e. Holland. who represented Isle
or Wight. Southampton and Nansa-
mond counties in the State Senate and
defeated Harry Lee Maynard for Com
gress, Is succeeded in the Senate by
]. z. West. Of Suffolk.
John A. Lesner, OF Norfolk county
is defeated by S. r. Montague.
indications are, that Jon Powell
Royal young republican, has been
I nominated 10 represent Tazewel. Rus
/ sell, buchanan. Dickinson counties IN
/ the State Senate. Roland f. Chase
was the former Representatives
Howell c. Featherstone. nonin-ea
/ TO succeed Don p. Halsey. Of the
4 twentieth district. Campbell and city
/ OF Lynchburg.
| One OF the surprises OF the prirn-
/
Wendenburg for the State Senate in
| view of the fact that he was engaged
! IN the Beattie case. and did not nave
/ time TO engage in campaign
1 Members Of House.
Nominations for the House Of Dele
/ gates were made as follows:
| John ;. White and Samuel NJ. Page.
succeed T. NJ. Dunn and d. II. Pitts.
! as members OF the House Of Delegates
/ iram Alhelaarle and Characteristics
j. {. Payne is nominated to sue
coed II, S. Myers. of Amherst coun-
ty.
j. t. Hannah Is succeeded bye. NJ,
Lunsford. of Botetpurt coun.y.a
!. h. Spatig, a prominent business
man. OF Lawrenceville, il succeeded by
Fl. b. Moseley. of Brunswick county
A. j. Terrell has defeated Paul Me-
Rae to represent buckingham ana
Nuii'pHf iaHu, IN the House OF Dele
gates
Daniel A. Kinsey has defeated John
P. Lee In Franklin county.
DR.. s. T A. Kent has succeeded
James A. Glenn. OF Halifax county.
W. b. Walton, editor of the Han
over Herald. succeeds Roosevelt Page.
J. c. Cummons is chosen In King
| William aud Hanover counties 70 sac
coed the late Thomas II. Edwards
Robert O. Norris. ,Jr., is nominated
to succeed r. Carter Wexford. OF Ian
caster and Richmond counties.
A. Jackson Wolfe succeeds J. NJ
T, Lucas. OF Lee county.
w f, Milstead. eS. Newport. News
T rs chosen rs succeed Lewis p. Sea
Stearns
T. K Rowe OF Orange county. sue
ceeds G.. c, Taliaferro.
Robert Gillian. Jr.. OF Petersburg,
succeeds Samuel w. Zinmer.
J. T. Malhon. OF Princess Anne
county. succeeds A. o. Baum
c. ]. Meetze, OF Prince william
county. succeeds Thomas Fl. Lion,
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