The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-05

| note the following changes:
| Presbyterian Third Church.-Rev. P.
B. Price, at ii A. NJ; Rev. e. 4. Baird, d.
| D.. at TX Z. III.
First Rev. DR.. Witherspoon, of Mem
phis, Tenn, at IL a. NJ; kcv. W. W..
Houston, of Salem, at 7.45 z. NJ.
| SeconCt-Rev. DE-. Hoge, at II A. NJ. and
Z. NJ. ..s..--.
Grace street-Seryices at II A. NJ. and 4
p. III. .... -
| Episcopal.-St. Jamess will be open for
services as usual. . ....-
! st. Narks.-Morning prayer at the chapel
at 9.13 a. NJ; morning service and COM
munion at IL A. NJ. At 7.45 Z. NJ. Rev.
| OTIS \. GaZebrook will preach.
| The celebration of the Episcopal Sunday
School Union, which was postponed last
Sunday on account Of the weather, will be
held at St. pauPs Church at o'clock 2. Nj.
| Sidney Baptist.-Rev. ". w. Wood at II
a. NJ. Usual services ut TX P. NJ.
! Grace-street Baptist.-Services at II A.
! NJ. In the afternoon the regular monthly
meeting of the Missionary and Library AS
Sociation.
| There will he mass meeting of all the
Baptist churches and societies at halt-past
! o'clock, on which occasion Rev. j. l.. NJ.
| Curry will deliver the annual sermon be-
fore the Grace-street Missionary and Libra
rv Association.
Nicholson. street Methodist. Rev. r. II.
Mullen ut Ii 4. NJ. and * L. NJ.
Oregon Hill MethodiSt.-Rev. Robert A.
Armistead at II A. Nj. and * Z. M. The
Sidney congregation are invited to unite
with them.
I'alon Sfation.-Rcv. 3. F. Woodward at
II A. Nj. Rev. Frank Edwards at TX T.. NJ,
Rev. james Is. Taylor, ST., will preach 1T
Walnut Grove Church, Hanover, at ii A.
NJ. to- morrow.
Methodist Episcopal Omitted States court,
room) Rev. ". +. AcInenway at IL A. Nj
THE CoLoRED MEN DoN'T LIKE THE
| TICKET.-lhe Radical municipal nomlna-
ton< have given great dissatisfaction TO
many members of the party. 1t is credit
able to them that it is so, for there are
names on the ticket for which no decent
white or black man in this community
ought to vote. The nomination of Jenkins
for Mayor, it is said, was made by the
Cuatom-houSe clique in opposition TO the
wishes of the great majority OF the party
His name was not even mentioned III a
single ward meeting, while some OF them
instructed their delegates TO vote Tor Mf.
Kent or DR.. Smith. The name OF Jenkins
was sprung upon the Convention anu iofceo
through: not, however, without a severe
struggle upon the part OF the more respect.
able portion Of The members. The colored
element preferred DR.. Smith for Mayor, and
there is strong disposition manifested To
Irebel against the dictation of Humphreys
Il Go. A mass meeting will probably
be held to express their GlsapprobatloI
in stronger and more emphatic terms than
the low. deep mutterings we heard on yes
iterday. The colored people object to the
ticket not only because Jenkins heads It,
but because their race is entirely ignored,
being again cheated by carpet t-haggers. OH,
OF the chance to get some OF the otflces
They comment in bitter terms on the fact
that so many men are taken from Massa'
Ichusetts. New York, Delaware, and other
places, while better native black men are
left out in the cold. They are tired OF
doing all the work and all the voting, While
the little handful of white men in the party
divide all the offices amongst themselves
We agree with them that Brooks, Boyd,
oliver, and other intelligent colored men,
are more worthy of office than many OF the
/ set that make up the Radical ticket.
P. S.-Since writing the above we have
been informed, on good Republican au'
thority, that it is IN contemplation TO repu'
diate Jenkins, and take up another candi
date for Mayor. We hope not, for II We
have an election we want to see Kelley
beat jenkins by ] 800 majority.