The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-20
SEPARATION FORCES
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~. 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ans comnissioy
asSoc,,es xesre militant.
g., -. 4be go "a s5oris,s n, IN,
.,.,,s.. 80 49, 't,,,,stierahiv crest
3 s,,,s,, H., ,,'i,, /, fe,y ana these no,
~, fn,g a., the baels of the new.
- ~. o,,,,1ay generals opinior
~ S,,,tIe~ r,s,,,s t,7at i,,st sucf
~, -,.,.,,,,,,I5t, nod hseo a-1ticirarct
~, 49, ses,..-,,for leaders ana
rs,,aaisy stAUs fsksn Simultaneously
y,s,s ~, ,-,.,,.,,. ~ the ATTORNEY zen.
al - ~ rri-a-,,n COMMITTEES in
sSe'.,,,t,-,> ...se.',,, tbat tno Dronnsed
s.@c,.,srsti..,r ,,tiI u,5v Unconstitutional
tharAs y-,s Introduced INTO the com
+ ,,,it,.e - nm. 1,rf meeting ever, pojnt
ra5sns ana ,,r.n,,,nrsd hv Mr. Tollaro
~ bo .hs,is,fetx- ..onstIfl,tionsf.
R,rnrtc{ ON nv II 20 &
Ae.-.. = ,.roi,reog da}ats /, exacu-
t.ef session this new hin known as
~ v-og,.,r 4..u g..s rcpo~ted ont Of
&C. ,n,,,,,,s. nv "a ys,e Of IL 10 4.
Sb,s,.5, 1r-r- ne f4ouec convened.
f,bos.,,q.' sy.7,a, t..at, The floor and
arrerr-ed tha decision IL the COM
,riss... ~, ,ts- .e..+ saaIng that the
tax ,,,-,.s-..-r, A.lI us.s also renorted
an, ,-.lb '-L. -...r..nru,fa-i1n that N
Az ,,.t r.rs
er.t..- themselves defeated in their
tx5tfa7 o@,.. ?. f5ork segregation by
rafei-.- W.. stttt,ffrua3 ,lliestion tho
csn.ral,.,is1rf--s BEGAN tactical
49, ur tAe gnor Mr. Chalkley. Of
wise moved Ina. she old segregation
hLll, already held unconstitutional IN
the OPINION If The attorney general
and for that reason abandoned by the
eFceatfeu.>tz. ae reported ont o~
&c 3tulfree z}o~r with the new. or
Weave. .eacrrEatiou bill.
White. smiley Rgiotnsicr.
Fgra Waite If EarLbridge. was
"a, sd. fr.- i.,,r,,. 4ia+olr THAT bin
- snaa- 1-o declared "Tt was never
n e,g--.-,,s,t4-, f.H rrovialn, only for
. f..Sr5 ana s.+5r{ui~ lie duties in case
Ses,,s.ft-, .,,,,ifd no adonted Now
!. - .. ..t.s--3o,,c5 harar.n me-
Va ,.,. "a. -,r,n,r,e,. General ia N.
-s,,st.,,..t..,.+,.r-,t r. brfnp II o,t and
,s5t n o,, ina calendar along with a
real aggregation blli, designed 10 meet
all constitutional objections, would
rsran only confusion There can be
40 other reason for wanting II re-
ported"
MIR. WHITE brought prolonged APP
Yssnnsa when he declared thai by his
au.s. ,rgras Mr. Chalylev frankly ad-
y,{ftcH that his real purpose in sav-
tn,~ tb3q aha-,,1oned min brought out
tr, rri bf1 as-fi 1y, hing thpy
could attanl, '.r5,, x-ant us 10 nut ifp
!. 1890 e., ana, WA, car knoc1t II
So, :. ~ tbo,,+aa
thht man weaver, iean,lE on n.s
cane, ais' aFEHeu Suo"SH astii ,
m aadyshE the waters ~ Putans
Yore the House a Hili Tor Whicn no
enc stahos sponsor @ho Willch no one
.,,he' ,,,,,,,,.s,s ,,,,,, - he x,,+, ~, :
ed the segresationists. 1T IL the first
time in nav experience that a man
desiring n bin defeated should seek
to have the committee discharged
frorn'ita consideration II is dead ana
buried" he said 10 MIR. Cshalkley, and
sou want 1t dead aud buried Why do
you wish T. resurrected. except to
cause confusion by piaciuv two segre-
CATION bills on the calendar"
s,.,,,,>t.t., - ,,ax pr,.
Aif tFaikIeV eAptaineQ tEat MS pur-
pose Was 10 give III" aelesates oppoF
iahi'y 10 Vo'e on the ohAy mii Una,
mas e@en discnssseo' and complained
bitterly 81 gag RUE sometime ne
f"ech the gong Gown ana the upris
ntg ~ AHs sun ne oec4areo the
e@NsF Wi was ~ouCoetou NO oiie
axtF heAt OF al uhtii tnis inoihi
ny not oTlhS "ot the mi 'hat mas
seen "'Scossed Tor weeks ne asked
h@@"Se AT EVuF iisL@iHe IL LA !
beea iouad To DE ahoonstilalohai ana
tnstSi"fs n"s "eeh aoAiiuoheo' re-
pllea Ar- weaver NOW we nave cut
the PROPS from ahaeF your rect ny
reporting otll that Is constitutional
Inc roll was called ana inc vote
5000 % IA iaNof OF the @haAN'ey mo-
tsoh ana ~ "S14As1e H.
Took Time by Forclock.
Although the storu, did NOT break
until this morning the eirns of its
coming had not been lacking and
preparations for IL had been under
way for DAYS before By the advocates
OF the segregation uian of tax re.
vision. Az soon I'M II was learned
that the constitutionalitv OF the bill
published in the report of the Joint
committee on tax revision was to be
attacked and the grounds of attack
ascertaired. Governor stuart and 9th
erB conferred and, aided by the opin-
ions of the Attorney General pre-
pared a 1ilI meeting every point raised
by the opposition. final conference
Tic ffDaH9e committee met "a lew