The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24

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/ ne place Of delivery Of liquors Is
/ cVmmon carriers the place OF sale or
+ al intrastntc shipments 1t went Is
! the resolutions committee
S.ate.wide sentiment" was discuss
ca ~ Dr " s. Neighbors for the
S1GG 91dmsssr K Rev 6 " perryman. ios
the Souhside. and TT. NJ HoEe. foy
4 N.orthcrn Virginia Mr. Perry said
| mere IS really some Statewide scn,i-
ment in 'ridewater, and that it Was
! actually growing. although II might
serious times in Norfolk when n men .e1
rose up out Of their graves, walked
| down the streets AMI voted in a pri-
/ mary lie wanted to get the pulpits
| aroused. =
Speaker Ryrd's Introductory remark $;
| dan and Mr.. Glass. AS to the latter.
! he called attention to the fact thai
| the erlls complained OF last nigh, by
ne ne, Congressman We're the result Of
| neghEence on tho part of the Consti-
tulionai convention. OF which MI Glass
! was a. member, as much as tho Legisla
e enre rs Is mater OF fact, the had
! tention of public men until in the
| stress Of local option elections. Hs
was Wiling To- use Mr.; GLASS; Ian
| gnase' 70 admit that the convention
! brainiest men ever assembled in the
state; in fact, lie had heard these men
say Sc themselves SO often that he had
almost decided 70 believe it,
IT Is Very much easier said MI.
bErd, 70 criticize than to construct; to
| year down than TO build up. The Leg
isiature' he continued, is not controlled
n
/ very suggestion that 1t was dominated
| BY any three men might he resented
! ey It's members. and by himself were
/ he not a good-natured man, and pre-
} ferrcd to believe that any man Who
! had made such a statement did not
. know what. he was talking about. It
Vas ne said positively, not true.
draw indictments: TO indiot either the
( Democratic or the Republican par
/ ties IL This also was reference to
stood he SAID, thu, tie tie Anti s snioon
League was not political, but popular
! IN It's nature, and that it was con
lroiled not by one faction, but for
AZ. lic did not think this a time for
! the display OF fractional politics or
| Tor lie furtherancc OF Interior. de
( signs lie then proceeded with his
! written speech.
! Speaker Byrd'a Address
Speaker Byrd said
i "The last Constitutional Convention.
| IN dealing with the question or sur
rage confronted difficult situations
/ ~ enucnNored to confer the right OF
/ suffrage on all white men. ana to deny
! II to Ill eMccpl the most inteliigen,
OF tue negroes. III their way stood iii,
! iliteenth Amendment and the conse.
! Fedcral courts. After much discussion
/ me convention provided Ter two regis
,ia ,I1 The INST registration was
/ 70 ne made ~ 40. and 1903, and those
& rp.-{ ~
! sd Veterans and sons OF veterans.
81 Persons paying State taxes of
al least q dollar a year
"tS) Persons nbln 10 read o.. eypluI,
! sections OF the Constitution.
This registration became perlna-
j neh' record, and persons then enrolled
! aFe not required to register again
! The second registration law took
/ tNst, IN 1901 ana Is the permanent
/, tcEiSt'ation law OF the state. S pro.
vtded in section 20 OF the Constitu-
Under this registration the REQUIRE
inehts after providing for tie paymen,
i OF q pom tax arc
/ second That unless physically un
ao!e ne maize application to register
IN his OWE handwriting, without aid
/ "nss,sllon OF memorandum in the
presence OF the reg istration officers
sialine Therein his name, age. date and
place 81 bith, Residence ana occupa-
i"ii : tiIe mig aud FOR the two years
heNt preceding. and whether he las
previously voted, and, If So the state
county AID precinct in which he voted
l'Eji and. Third THAT he answer on
ooaiH any ana an questions affecting
his QUALIFICATIONS as an elector. SUBJ
inittcd 10 him ny the officers Of regis
tfauoii. which questions. and his an
.WrEf t'iafetn. shall be reduced 10
n WILLY nE. certified by the said officers
i ,'nu 'fffS|ed rs Il part oi-their Official
"'lhe actual registration is done By
l.r various registrars, OF whom ,berc
i,c "a a..
IN tpprni provided.
duirasee '' is p ne cons,isntion re-
nldg an appe'l for any one denied
feGi@ifation, hut is silent as 10 an al.
P"gi on ,ng refusal OF a registrar 10
% Illegally rrgis,eied The C;tneral
II .NASembiN % 9O2-@i obcyed this man,
G CAV. y fhacting section So OF the
" loae NJ, g the same time 81 repealed
n iit oid ihW. which gave the night Of
apprHl lpon idt refusal OF Il registrar
rttike = name from the list
looks OF ili"na REGISTRATIONS is fonm.
~ 3ecuon s. % the Codo r'his 40.
IA iloil nFvNides mat any I'VE qualined
II P.rfs 81 any election dlsiric, may nr-
iesular GAYS for registration post Tho
names q persons claimed 10 he il.
f.tEaiiy REGISTERED. Wiicreupoi. on III,
TF"ia a,.a daN OF resisira,ion the regis
aE&insi 10 riSh; OF The persons pos te.
e reRls'er II the. registrar decide,
'lai person should be stricken on
Snth person has an appeal 10 IN,
courts. ~ on the osher hand IN,
+ rtRisiral refuses 10 strike OFF, there /.
NJ appenb and the act or the rcpistra
canDo, be questioned
. mere are Two regular reglstratio,
I ohE% ~ thcgcur+ the third Tuesday il
. iIl and me dan tina, IS thirty dan:
before INC November election
fhc diicu.tirs in the way % purc
! these.