The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
MANIFESTO BY
BRADY FACTION
Language Is Not Spared in Ad-
dress Made to Delegates to Re
publican State Convention.
Vigorous Reply From
Allan-Cabell- Moore
Wing Expected.
~ STATS CORRESPONDENT.

tSpccta! TO The Times dispatch. f.
l!oaHoke, Va, March 1.-THE fact
that the Brady Hanson rlegenh,imcr
faction in the Third District failed To
instruct It's delegates for the rcnomina :
ton of President Taft stands in the
way OF its success in the Republican
state Convention, which Will meet here
on Tuesday. Party leaders alrcady y
gathered in this city say frankly that
they want votes for TAFT, and that no
sort Of recognition Will be given to
those WIN are cnntnored of hat throw :
irE performances.
1t is unqucstioned that the sympa tiny
OF State Chairman Z. u. Slcmp and OF
National Committeeman Alvah II.
Martin are with the Brady Hanson peo-
pie as against Internal Revenue Com .
missioner loyal L. Carell. In fact.
they say so. quick to see this. the
Bradyites. most OF whom are already
here. are emphasizing the fact tina, ali
their meetings in the Third District in :
dorsed the policies OF Taft. Slcmp and
Martin. Also. they say they will vote
To instruct the delegates at large to
Chicago for the President.
itidgwny Moore Denounced.
Into the ring tomorrow Will be
thrown tho manifesto OF the Brady fac
ton. in the form OF an address to the
delegates. The story OF the Third Dis
t-ict meetings VIII be told in full. and
language Is not spared. The conduct OF
c. Rodgway Moore is denounced AS
'outra geous and disgraceful," and is
said TO have reduced the old organi-
cation 10 little tea party that could
hs easily gathered in by cards OF ad-
mission
The convention is asked TO consider
III 1890 white voters snail be insult
cd and kicked out Of our party"
The statement insists tina; in King
William. HcnrIco. Charles city. New
Kent. James City and Villa msburg
there Is no foundation Tor contests
that IN Richmond ana Chesterfield Inc
! Brady faction had CLEAR majoritics
that in Hanover proper, notice of the
mass meeting was not gwen, and that
in Goochland fortytwo negroes con-
trolled the situation. The latter meet
ms IS given much prominence. the
statement pointing to the precedent set
in tho lIenrico contest that white :
should in future dominate party at
fairs in Virginia.
The .ailan-cahcll-M Moore faction is
reply TO tho statement of the Bradyltes
VII be vigorous !, is quite probnbl a
that tho latter Will not be able TO
pacify the party leaders on the Taft
question, ma that event the Allanit=s
viii be seated in the convention. ANY
sort OF compromise seems improbable.
slcmps Recollection Certain.
Representative S!emp. Alvah II. Mar
IT. and Robert II. Angel the latter
OF Roanoke, will he delegates at large
TO Chicago The fourth place nay 20
to Senator John Paul, Of RockinGh ham.
although this is by no means certain.
There is no doubt whatever OF Mr..
Slcmp's recollection as state chairman
nor OF Mr., Martins Endorsement for
national committeeman.
s. Harris Hose. Of Roanoke, will be
temporary chairman OF the convention,
and George l. Hart, secretary. The
temporary organization may be made
permanent. or former Senator George
y K'vcrcomb. OF Allegheny. may be
permanent chairman. Possibly d.
Lawrence Cironer, OF Norfolk, and
former Senator John c. Noel, OF Lee,
will be electors-at-large, although
there Is no particular sentiment as
to this. The convention Will have SOS
delegates. Its work will probably I've
concluded At some hour Tuesday night.