The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-10


| The State, he said, had already bsen
| eanyassed FOR certain men. and aow II
was proposed to tie tho hands OF tho
friends OF otherS. He said he would
| never vote for u bill for revision OF the
| Codo unless the namos OF the men were
| in the bill. When the matter was up
before. some names were suggested
| of men who were not qualified for the
work. and some wore proposed for
purely political rea sons
Judge Williams said he had intro
duced the resolution by request, and
that he had no Interest In any pro-
| posed revision. lie knew that at a
FORMER session, after tho bill had
passed the House. 1t was killed beca dae
u canvass was being made for men
VINO could not revise an almanac Eut
II the names We're put In the bill. un-
less 1t were possible to represent all
! interests in their selection, 1t would
never pass. He thought the proposed
resolution would do good in prevent
ing a general scramble before the bill
was even enacted
mn Montague, of Richmond toak
similar position. He said the resolu-
ioh should pass. Notwithstanding the
tancied fear OF the member from Rock
bridge. lie was proc aeding TO einho-
rate when Mr. White made the point
thai the matter was not properly be-
iore the caucus, in that II had not been
included in the call In this Judge
OVER wi,bomt 49,, 80 a.u ~ Weat
when ~ ,.o,,I, 20 u
II /. bonod th, ,h W uH an. ~ ever.
duce the desired effect
Judge Dcw's Defense.
Inc statement Issued yesterday by
Judge John G. Dew is as follows:
In The Times tc,
O ;ns,an, ,,,a,' i Oh January
win tha ,,,,I an articie
A,tnc,,cd H. "a a. ,a' SO type, Dew
,,in,,I, n Cpo,i ms RECORD anc be-
1md,rn e, Seo os inc opponents of
socenn ,,a,, -" ,ot election as
stotn,non,s ra,. slntu OF me
nnIca -, 49,, INC ".uiFs vi MS
''''"u W 'he JOINT Auditing Com
was ~ da,.at . ,lone man year ago
$50, NV o.op'nent yesterday OF the
III, Tween 1uose Dow and Rose
wen rage.
10 this publication, appearing but
IL few days before the election. T feel
iinpellcd to reply, althourh The renlv
be brief. In regard IN tho 81 sno -
80. 10. H' .he einpioytheht OF ali eN-
~. UUonnoeper .,, the report us quoted
mas been used by the Second Auditor
to increase tho salaries OF two OF his
clerks $500 each. md N INV n, aa,,t
ttonnI emn,oyc knn,rn 10y "a auu'
nhn, 49,, =, ~, 10 e'ehosra
,,' sai"iS vi Si'ooo. so II appears
'nh' instead OF an expert booklSeeper
the need of such an cmployc having
been impressed upon the Assembly, /
the office has employed a stenogranh
er, an emplove not authorized he. a.,
ANA has i,cre,.na ~ iaM
niar, y" .'e sataF.es Oh Two
$500 "hoSe enumeration is hxed by
'"".
Tnn Puid Accountant,
I'm repIy TO this. will s,v sin,,,
bui most nositiyeiv ,bot go
I,,, e'eiS cent
80 unuei 'iat APPROXIMATION has
heen paid 10 the accountant alone-not |
one cent SoinS to any one else. This. |
howeVcr,i have previously stated, and |
is fact, which can be verified very
easily.
Now a word 40 ~ ~ ,,o.,
tho accountant -, tbn 10, uon , Oh
tor inc nnnronrintion ~ III appit s
lion 70 my ntfc,,, faro so auui
no uttoche of III n,,,ce conniusre9
nunIities of nm S., nc poestSSeu vi
Tns WILLING IN Sci. ~ I
npenInE ana k.oninr 80 go. tes VI
Of ncrounts ~ iie" sSoseu
AFTER The annronr,otio,
out befor - haca, nas MACS,
while NV r. Sm,iib NE anu
direct the making and opanins Of 10