The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

Hagan, Jr., A. j. Byrne, Stephen Mason
l.. 7. Chandler, N. B. Hill, William Tay
lor, r. O. Haskins, Samuel M. Price, J
C. Smith, N. NJ. Lee, Colonel E. Caring
ton Cabcll, John A. Lacy, Jr., Richard L
Brown, Thomas 7. Lyon, Charles John
son, Hiram B. Dickinson.
On motion of n. NJ. Lee, the committee
from Jefferson Ward was requested tt
procure the use of Metropolitan Hall, O
some other suitable place, to hold grant
mass meeting of the citizens Of Richmond
on Wednesday night. The committee
from. other wards were invited to co0pe
rate.
Patriotic addresses were delivered b,
Colonel E. Darlington Cabell and othc
gentlemen Of the Ward.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
MADISON WARD.
The citizens of Madison Ward assem-
bled at the appointed hour at Sauer's Mon
ticcllo Hall, and on motion of MIR. Traver
Daniel, Jr., Major f. P. Turner was called
to the chair, and stated the object Of the
meeting. Mr.. Isaac W. Walker was elect
cd secretary.
The meeting being organized, Mr.. Ira.
vcrs Daniel moved that the Chair appoint
a committee Of nine to present the names
of twenty nominees to the meeting to be
voted for Seriattm.
Colonel Wise opposed this motion, and
moved as substitute that the committee
be appointed by the meeting.
After some discussion the latter wa!
withdrawn, and the motion of Mr.. D"nie
was carried.
The Chair appointed the following com
Mcssrs. r.. 7. Daniel, Jr.
Samuel Etting, John G. Shields, j. Har
mcr Gilmcr, Jr., Pcyton Wise, Thomas II
Wynnc, C. W. p. Brock, N. Montgomery
and Il. +. Reynolds.
The committee retired, and during thei
absence calls were made for the following
named gentlemen, who generally respond
ed appropriately Mcssrs. 7. p. August
Il. T. Daniel, Sr., 7. J. Evans, f. ?. Tur
ner, james A. Scott, W. W. Coleman
james Mcdonald (of the Whig), John A
Coke, James n. Dunlop, J. Z. Cowardin
Austin Smith, and r. +. Ward.
The committee i'll the mean time re
turned and reported the following nomi
nations:
Robert Ould, N. A. Sturlivant, Solomon
Davis, William II. Macfarland, W. G
Payne, r. 7. Daniel, Sr., James A. Scott
f. p. Turner, W. ". Crump, B. Hassell
James Mcdonald, Charles W. Allen, VIM
W. Coleman, Thomas j. Evans, Thomas 2
August, Pcyton Wise, j. Harmcr Gilmer
Jr., John II. Claiborne, James n. Dunlop
James II. Dooloy.
1t being announced that Colonel Angus
had been appointed from the Third Ward
several names Ncre submitted in liel
thereof, and the report was rccommittet
to the committee to ill it up. In the alb
sence of the committee, Mr.. William S
Gilman was called on, and responded hap
ply.
The committee returning, reported tha
they had determined to place the name o
Mr.. Eukcr in the place Of that of Colone
August.
The report Of the committee was unani
mously adopted; after which the meeting
THIRD WARD.
4 large number of the most respectable
citizens of Monroe Ward assembled las
evening over Mr.. Morganstern's saloon
The meeting WAS called to order at 7 I
O'Clock by Mr.. Andrew jenkins, VIII
nominated Pcachy r. Grattan, Esq, a
chairman. Mr.. Robert A. Paine wa
chosen secretary.
The Chairman having announced tn
object Of the meeting, it was moved tha
committee Of five be appointed by th'
Chair to nominate delegates for the ap
preaching Convention.
The Chair appointed the following gen
tlemen as the committee James K. Fish
er, John Gibson, V. Bargamin, T. ID. Ay
lett, and Andrew jenkins.
Mr.. Aylett having asked to be excused
from serving on the committee, his nam
was substituted by that Of Mr.. Henry San
ford.
Mr.. Jenkins moved that twenty dele
gates to the Convention be appointed
represent Monroe Ward. Carried.
Mr.. Aylett, after some brief remarks
moved that a committee of ten be ap
nointed to make arrangements entertain
delegates coming to the Convention, who's
duty it shall be to call upon all citizens II
the Ward aud ascertain how many they ca
accommodate, and report the same to tn
Central Executive Committee. Adopted
The following gentlemen were then ap
pointed 10 constitute the committee I
Il. Aylctt, P. II. Starke, Powhatan Weisl
ger, I. G. Epps, George Gibson, Robert a
Paine. Charles Campbell, Thomas NJ
Jones, S. S. Carter, ard G. c. Tinsley.
The Committee on Nominations, after
short absence, returned and reported tina
they had agreed upon the nomination
the following gentlemen: Thomas Z. Au
rust. Powhatan Weisiger, Walter X. Mar
Tin william W. Timberlake, DR.. Alber
Sucad. p. II. Aylctt, Mark Downey, Alex
apder II. Sands, John Gibson, Marmaduk
Johnson, Clement c. Tinsley, Willlal
Thalheimer, Peachy 4. Grattan, D. LIE
Powell, Thomas G.. Jackson, Jane
Thomas. Jr.,. George Bargamin, Georg
W. Sublctt, William English, John F. Reg
nault.
On motion, the names presented py IN
Committee on Nominations were appolnte
delegates to the Convention.
It was moved and carried, that Whe
this meeting adjourn it adjourn subject
q call of the committee appointed 10 It
ceive delegates.
The meeting then adjourned.
FOURTH WARD.
Tbe citizens Of the Fourth Ward assen
,,ed in Springfield Hall. B. d. Berry, Sr
was called to the chair, and }. +. Riddle
elected secretary. e .,
The Chairman stated the object of tn
maat;no to be the appointment OF DELE
nntss to tho State Conservative ConVel
t;on and to make such arrangements
nav NAV, he deemed best for the organlzaho