The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
LEADER
IS TO Be sPE'|l /
All Opposition Dwin
and No Other Nam y
Placed Before Bod Is ~
PRICE ELECTED -:
CAUCUS LEADER
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Perfect Harmony Maf y
the Gathering Of Vr1f :
las Law Makers on E'S
eS~~&4tk
of Meeting -; -
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WIN opposiuon ron NJ r, 49,
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rnou . cnolcs -, 80 ass.s =. = -. =.
" -. ... $3.50 ~ 1880 ~ Il
ofs DELEGATES so succeed
faoust on.
Not the leAst OF the compsnne
which came to ths distanguis1M6
member from NAHsem ond Was 49,
paid BY his one-umc active opp0qS4<
for the honor, r. kenneth GhnMs4
Clarke. who seeing the inevilS@s
DRIFT or the tide, had w1tndrawnv -
.Gentlemen, said the youne~
eran OF the world war, as h9~T -
in the center aisie. TO second thsne
nation, very frankly was h&a&A
and I congratulate the naemb6gS4
this body for having selected ~ kN&
nominee for speakertthc better II 70
The snee.<.f, j. nrAcefullv s,1ade. ESSan
- nsiiaatc pho hag7 ma "a I 1,arAsT Y
for Inc ,,n,,a it,.fin yvas rerrtvts
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I Secondlng speeches were maAAA
r H. Fuller, OF Richmond. WlIDuk
Hall, OF Loudoun. franktin WittlAnee
Of Fairfax, and Thomas W. ossan m
Lunenburg. 60 ess@<<
/ Upon motion OF Delegate D1lf4&04&s
/ Franklin the nomination was s-1nn4G
by reclamation.
Colonel Brewer, In EraUG1ff
,, speech OF acceptance brought iuAdaTf
piause from the caucus when 10
I ciarod that the governor has rAed
mended ia the budget very iihS2S1
! appropriations for elementary scn0
/ which he said. deserved the 8 -
( careful consideration Of the renl11Rl
| asxcn,hlv at this session M s-s..-ssssT
| salaries paid our teachers. -
conttrraS .ara rst,ic,,ic,,st, = Y, -
Wa cannnt ssc,,ra ~ adsnuats - 1.
I inc tnrcs with tha rnrsv r.n[ sss.sY3N
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ROADS AND S<HeSSA0 ss~~,s1s.
\ Another very important
/ Tor YOU to consider at THIS SeAAS43
that OF highways. These two, RAt419
roads, and better schools. 30 h488
/ hand. We cannot consider one IL y.
i detrfmenf of the other - So. - 80
( In closing his speech, Colonel IN q
declared that Virginia IL behind skH
1 OF the states In the matter Of fM&4fs
bal improvements and that th&-Jt6A
4 has come to place her In the s4t41t
rank. where she belongs. s.ssssTss
Complete harmony marked thS~St1.
eeedings last night OF the cAueuN
was an old fashioned love FEAST Aes4ha
party. Nothing but commitments r
lips of the members. Not 4 ttnG ~
bitterness was anywhere 70 bS Ss
ceived. ssss.~;1i Z.
After the withdrawal of Mr.. Nsl11E
the only. other nossihle contest n go
Z tween e A. Trnslow, of StaAtorl -
Captain A. W. tTonY1 Miller. Of w
j mond. for second ioorkeepcr o1ssS0e
house Captain Miller. however, Fx1
ing the contagion Of the hour, wit p1sr
i and Mr.. Truslow. after d sArvrtSE VI
1 twelve years, was returned to = - &