"I further believe that it is a matter affecting the whole country. It is one of those matters where we must have a uniform policy. The country must decide on what that policy should be. I have in heated my bell of as to what it should be; but it is a question. (Continued on Ten the Page.)

Renominated for Congress at Primary Held in Second District.
CAPTURES EVERY COUNTY
Nearest Competitor J. Peter Holland, Who Is Outdistanced by 3,860 Votes.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. August 1.-Congressman E. K. Holland was renominated for Congress by the Democratic party of the Second District in the primary held today by a clear majority of 2,485 votes over all three opponents, and by a plurality of 3,860 over his nearest competitor, Peter Holland, of Norfolk. The six precincts of the ninety in the district that are missing are small ones, and will not cast more than 150 votes.
The Congressman carried every county and city in the district, and almost every precinct. His home county and city he carried by an almost unanimous vote, and received a flattering majority in the adjoining counties of Southampton and Isle of Wight. In Norfolk City alone did the fight against him assume serious proportions, and even there he was winner by a plurality of 700 votes over J. Peter Holland. Princess Anne, the home county of J."  K. Cole, another opponent, he swept like a breeze, receiving 211 of the 273 votes cast. Portsmouth, the old home of former Congressman Slavinard, and Norfolk County, his present home, pave the Congressman a majority over all the latter by more than two to one. 