The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
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Greeted by Democrats
at Mass Meeting.
MAKES ANSWER
TO CAPT. LAMB
Cot in Many Effective Blows,
and Held Close Attention Of
His Audience for One Hour
and Forty Minutes-Cheer
Governor Wilson,
Too.

Too.
rinoeu blndrel people ia tao ci,y
Auditorium las, nisht ncard former
Gnvetuoa Andrew I4ek.-n Montague
make tho principal spc'h % his ciin-
ia su Tor the Democrats nomination
for Congress- from tho Thirl virginia
District Ne pas enthusiastically pee
ceiscd chcerad constantly ana iherol-
Isl ana held nearly every lal vidual
81 the audience on very warm even
Ing through an addrcss OF one hour
and fort, minutes.
Tha close attention PAID to the
tpsecH WAS pcrhaps tne principal
feature OF tho meeting aside from
No eloquenco and personality of the
diNttug ii-hed speaker whicN always
ATTRACTS and holds the timing Of tne
applause and tho obvious fhoughtfs
moss ''itn which an address devoid ~
ryro,,chnles or denlnclatons was us
toned io. sanvci tn4i 30 tae speech his
heater ttcogulzrd uu expression ~
:hat Unrest ana desite of the PEOPLE
fD go; clos,r 10 INC rein- of govern
mont which is tho slgn.ticsui political
SIGN az INC da5
Answer, cap,nin Luml.
Besides DTS snIsstQu ~ DDhll. cues
tlous 90 winch surh remarkably close
attention was paid. Goseruo- Montague
eot .u some cNc .tir blows for MS own
reudIaar Ilf hndl"l Cong cssman
L4nhs c-iiicisms ~ his opn platform
abs perhts with skil and disposed ~
niest ~ hts opponents phrases amid
tht laughter * tho audiences Nlin
nuc sarcasm no referred again and
again to AiT ""n in'Aperi'nee N l'E
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40 adtoca,cd The same ,hing vim
III, Question bAio. raised as to ia
oons;itgtionallty.
People Want to Rule
fncidcntally. 90 ernor Montarue re-
corded his personal opposition 20 the
recall generally. ana specifically as ap-
piled to judges but recognized the
doctrines OF modern professionalism "a
st.uggles OF tho people toward keep
ing the helm OF government; in ihei-
ovn hands He declared for giving
UP the Philippines as soon as 1t can
h- honorably and satisfactorily done,
and for the establishment of such
financial system as vii. totally pre-
Ven, none panics ia the future.
Replying 10 Captain LAMBS arsG-
incnt that oratory has no weight IN
Congress. the speaker thought ahili-
T. 10 eNpound governmental Prob
lens. 4. he coulc attain H. would do
no harm. Further. he knew Of people
who have been IN Congress who
have had less than ten o. sixteen years
OF service, and who arc heard from
sometimes,
The names o. Wilson and B7ys
wer- gr"eAed with tremendous ap-
plause Former President Roosevelt twas
denominated by Governor Montague q
''tcmpestuous genius
Altogether. the address was an eN-
position OF Democracy as a remedy
for political Ills.
Threat by Captain Lamb.
In the very beginning OF the meet
Ing a charge was made against Cap
tain Lamb of attempting TO stop the
political activities OF AN opponent
through statement that ii would not
be good for the other mans future.
This statement was made specifically
by II r Pollard. Jr president % the
Montague club. in calling the meet
Ing to ordeT Mf lo''asa S,ia zap,