The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-26

Vn painphiet torm) being full account nj ~
MI RIDER of the WINSTON FANNY
embracing all the particulars Of the dscova,, =.
the bloody victims, the testimony before tho c.
ner's Jury, and the evidence Oh the final trial. -
the rnurderess aud murderer, JANE AND J0ua
WILLIAMS: their sentence, confessions md
execution upon the guIiows together with
Tie Funeral Sermon of the Rev, Nv
Moore, on the death of Mrs WINsTON ANN
DAUGHTER, and the Sermon of Rev. R.h,
RYland on the subject Of the murders
For sale mt this Office. Single co,,s Is
cents; 10 copies 81; SO per hundred o,6er.
addressed to the undersigned through the mail u,;
meet with prompt attention
oc 2b-ts J. D. HAMMERSiEY.
TO THE VOTERs OF Tup
D>[A CITY OF RICHMOND-I a.a hato-a
you as candidate for the vacant seat Of Inono
Aeredltn, In the Senate Of Virginia, and desra
that my position in this aspect should be c,rrertv
understood, fIr more than any ambition I, gcrn9y
the station must be my apology for this card -
Al the moment OF tac hrst presentation of NV
name to your notice, was told Dy the friau5s VIZ
solicited 1t, that no had been named or tba
post and as Tar as was within their knoweiya ina,
no enc desired it. Like myself they were rporart
OF TIE TACT tina. the name If lr. Brooke had hfan
mentioned, many months previously in one of The
papers OF the city. In reply to the solicitation NJ
many friends, stated that if in their oDir;1n
could be CT any service to my fallow-citizans was
not aware, IN tbs event of election Cf any serious
impeachment to an acceptance ana discharge of the
duties Cf the station but, the contrary that the
peraona Intimacy which | now eDioyed with the
members OF each branch Ct the General Assembly
might be turnsd 10 the account of the city in re-
preventative capacity but that under no circuIa.
stances would consent TO the use OF nv name IN
I'll M n. L. Daniel who had my pretert nee for TIE
station could be consulted in regard to IT, TIE
reply CT Mr.. Daniel, when approached on the subj
Ject, was an unqualified refusal of his name nm.
der any circumstances, in connection with the Of.
nee AT this stage my name was irst brought be-
fore you. Others soon followed, andt the cousc-
quense was, the cal Of meeting for the purplss
OF harmoniaIng the views Of all. When the meet.
ing was held, much to the surprise of many WHO
thought they understood his wish in the alter the
name OF Ar. Dane was presented, with the decla-
ration that no would accept if nominated OF course
under these circumstances he received the vote Of
the meeting, and was cordially recommended for
election. On learning the result Mr. Daniel praupt-
ly declined the preferred honor, in te rms which re-
Hected credit Upon himself, and thereupou, ;Es
held beng once more open, my name was again
plscel before you. second meeting was called,
Ia ~n!ch my friends declined 10 unite The fret
meeting had tested the imprac liability OF obtain
Ing any falr expression OF opinion, t ough eyely
effort was used 10 obtain large attendance on ths
occasion 1t was reasonable 10 suppose therefore,
lnat anotneF meeting would be equally abUrtive.
And thus mas il resulted OF population corgr.
sing more than two thousand five hundred voters
not more than tenth OF the number, If as many ,
were found In the last meeting, thus demonstrating
most clearly, even II the result Of for
mer nominations had not established the tact, that
the citizens OF Rcnmond preferred their own action
at the polls to that ofany caucus whatever.
1t /. under such circumstances that | an now
candidate tor your votes In the nomination OF Mr.
Daniel, unexpected il was at the moment, my
friends In conjunction with myself, cordially united.
his defamation relieves the fullest extent from
any obligation imposed by that nomination, and as
my friends have thought proper to take NJ part in
the meeting which nomi mated Mr. Baldwin, and still
desire to support NE at ,he polls have yielded 70
their wishes and respectfully present M sel( for
your suffrages.
A native OF Richmond, and identified from child
hood with her prosperity, shall seek ifeected ts
promote that prosperity 10 the best of my ability
and believing myself som ewhat familiar with the
wants OF our community, by reason OF a loug and
Intimate association with its trade and commercial
relations, no effort shall be spared on my part which
can tend to place our beautiful city where sac
should be, hrstamong the cities Of the hills"
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,