Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-11

Stuart. wilkins. Williams. Wills.
Woods. Woodvillc. Wright. Young.
Brewer--3g
Palrs--Mccaiet, and Price: Sinclair
and c. II. Smith. Price would have
voted no. and Smith would have
voted no.
Finds Conditions Unchnnged.
delegate kecZclt said n. had failed
70 hnd changed conditions in Nir-
gina. Delegate i5ondurant said .he
*l2.oo0.00D issue would be but an on
terins wedge aud eventually il would
mean SlO0.Opo,Oo0: Delegate Turner
SAID " all the money spent for lobby &.
ing and for kilograms had ben
spent on mudhoics IL would have
built stretch of good roads: Delo-
gate OZlin said the rank and flo
of the people had not been heard
from, that IL was the organized mi q.
nor!ty against the unorganizcd ma :
tority; Delegate Pits con,ended tina,
there would be Sl3.0oO,QO0 availabl.
Tor roads despite tho Governor
statement To the contrary
Delegate Dei'riecc SAID he wus
c'ecteh on o-bond-issuo platform:
delegate dams said he would vote
against the bona issue. despite the
tact that few folks back home
were Influenced by tho propaganda
VI t"e NHSHlla tOou Roads Assoc
citation. Delegate Ford was apains.
the Lond issue because his con-
.titucnts did not want 1t; Dnlega,.
MOTIFS said he personally was for a
oohu issue. but the pcopi. bacl,
home We're against IL.
Delegate Smith. OF Dinwiddic, sd al
u was bad for people to wade
through mud. but worse for Dele
gates To break their pledges. Dec
gate Gray. OF washlngton. said II ne
broke his election pledge he wou!,
feel like "A political crook. and De,
safe Gordon said. III YOU don't issue
bends. you VIII have a more econon,i-
cal administration"
brown for Bond Isxmc.
Delegate J. Sinclair Brown pointed
out that tn. republican form OF gov
eminent placed the interest of the
country and the State in the hands
OF those selected to make the laws.
lie. therefore. was for the bond issue
TO be Issued at the discretion OF the
Governor. Attorney General and state
treasurer: Delegate Farrier said in
the campaign he was against the
bond Issue, but he had heard from his
people. and he would vote for the
bond issue: Delegate Bolton argued
that the saving on wear and tear Of
autos and vehicles would more than
pay for all taxes levied
Delegate McCalch was convinced
mat his pcopl" wanted tho bond is
sue. and he would vote for Il: Dele
gate Stirson was for tho bond issue
Tor the best interests NJ Virginia
Delegate Smith, Of Norfolk County.
said II would bc better III We maid
attention To progressive measures.
rather than Legislation for political
| Office" and said tho timc was riro
for bond Issue: Delegate Wright
| read his support ~ the bond issue
without referendum In verse.
Delegate Jones. of Highland said
he was not here as term server "
and would vote for bonds: Delegate
Gibson pleaded for the members TO
be men and vote their convictions
IL was tho invincihlc personality Of
p. Leo trinkle that carried tho Ninth
district for Democracy. and I. for one.
VIII follow nv leader on tho field Of
any hattie and not desert him in tho
halls OF the Legislature"
Willis Closes Debate
II. Holman Willis closed tho debate
ny referring to n Gladstone s,ntcmcn,
on change az mind: II will do today
what | believe to he the hest inter
est Of England. though II he contrary
10 what | said yesterday" lie said