The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
City Conservative Convention.
HON. HAs.EsEN g. BABEL FOR TAH T.
lsOelsE OF DEEEasATEs.
THE NOMINATION UNANIMOUS.

I,clcSalcS ra >seihplcu ~ ,nS ~ nNs S suinS.
iio"i Yesterday ii'l ','"S " ~. '"u '"I's
orcasioncd Ivy the a'chna''oh u 'uoso
Mvrcu!th. a., ,s;,o,..
''''ut -. is'''s, rHi.' vi,
stated tbc ohycct OF tue hice''"S' "tet
when the irticr oi JuuSe hcleutn WIS
read hy the secretary.
ON motion oil Captain W'lilan Il, Drlnk-
ard, the Convention proceeded 10 the elec-
tion of Il candidate in place OF Judge Mere
dlih.
Can't. l.. +. BoSsieuN nominated Charles
NJ. Wallace. Esq.
Mr.. Richard +. Walker seconded tue
n"minatt"h In s"inc earnest ana h'@hs-
toln,l'u,ehl"lN feilal hS. III "h'ch ne st'oNc
OF Mt' a'Iact IL aPu"'ic-Si,!'teu ci'l~eu'
cminen'ly Worthy ni the position.
Nnlohci it!lon i>e Salu ne liau com:
~ 'mr H""Nrhtloi l,relftlcu 70 support
Mr.. A'is'', hnt INC ict,cr Which nc Wo'l'a
now present Ges,irreu MN th't p'e'Sure'
lie then leau the lollo"ihS cohmuhlca-
ton:
CO'oncl PCWon Wise:
.My Dear Sir.--In case the partialjty of
my friends sho,,ld allow nv name to be
aG,in hroucht before the body of which
vn,I ,rc :. inrmhcr may I hoo Of Won the
r,rn,. =, ln'.,,mn ~, ,mr L,.h,Ir ., nnn,;n,.
,;nny W w >N'''' va ''''
II, fn ~,
:, ,'ri,.,,n s,,t;n,, r" no " aIrond, I,nu,n tn
, ~ ~ !,a Iii ,.n',t ,,,, ~, ,,"Io thot ,.,ur
H"' i" ;,' ''t m ,r,nr,nd , w r,i,n~c
VIC ih oi,r,L VIII. ~ ,,I' n .1 n,io, ov
,,n.,;nn ~, - .hn Ennvnn,inn ~ rho mtrrr st
which moves me to participatc in the polt-
tical contests of PARTIES has never for a mo-
mrnt been PROMPTED by selfish motives or
| ambitious aspirations, but is due solely to
u strou. conviction have been ever under
that business men should contribute their
efforts towards establishing a healthy city
government and securing fit representa-
lives in the public councils. BE SO good as
to eXpre>s my thanks 10 the Convention for
tho rnmnli,nsnt,ry yotn ,riynn mn the other
dny. and say TO them that rs , silent
worker I hnid mysclf ready to obey the
orders If the chiefs who have in charge the
rondurt of thc .nuroarhinr ramplirn. As
~, ritiyrn if will ryrr bc nv n,cnsi,re to sIIs.
t,in in q n:,ict wnv thr honorable cause of
| Conservatism.
"Thc ticket as already made up is Il
strong oua- but i'm nv opiniOp NAV he made
still stronSspr nv the succession of name
worthy tn fill the post of the retiring cam
liduic. | humblv conceive that i express
the sentiments of the honest masses of our
| party whCu / declare that they will be
| rratitied should the choice OF your fellow.
ttlt,ulCS ldIl sbihC NiN'LCu 'Soi hNo ~
the law and possessed of ready talents in
debate and in the business Of committees.
Every respectfully and sincerely,
'tHARLES NJ. WALLACE.
| 'Ihnr&'ny horW"G.|
| Col. Wise then said that while rcgrctting
| Mr. Wnilacc,s dccIination he WAS plcasc d
| th, if ntinrIcd him thc privilege of prc.
srntinr thc name of that distinguished, use
| FIJI and unrinht citizen of Virginia. the
Hon. Raleigh 7. Daniel. tGreat applause. J
lie moved that MIR. Daniel be Nominated
unanimously and by acclamation.
The motion wns mt and carried, without
disscntjnr voice. and the Chair an
no,,nrrd the result amid enthusiastic ap-
nl,nsr
Tninnc, p,rtou Wiso and Colonel Thomas
T Eyaus hrjur annoiutcI 10 inform MIR.
n,nirl Of his nomination. presently prc-
scntrd him to the Convention. The ap-
nlnIIsr on his entrance was loud and long
continued.
Mir. Daniel said he returned his sincere
thanks for tho honor which had lust been
contcrrcI on him. and the more for the
I, ,ttnrinm manner in which if had been con-
,."L ~" iia ''' had mn limo f,r anv extended
''fnan.i, 'o f,r w n.' ha1 Ia,va of ahseure from
,s eii'.a M, 'Hi ,,..i f,r i,,t two minutes to
60. 4" ,~r| .,'.I "IVn w., ,,r,, I,;s ,banl.
Xn, ',, ''nro '''ni nno ,rrn,t and obsorbinr
,,,nrt wv, rosnnt m. tn 10 minds If all ynon
,ntt,nHS tt,'oht tht WI w ~ hn slant md thnt
"hNIl ne "uSn' noo " ,bo w St,to S," ,raS;t IF
WIS 'nC INV " ~ n,,,St no -.
ne "cnt W INC Las's,utS s ron,,d;ation ~ IN
aIr .mo unTopi ros a,,d onni,nsa Tr rcnu.
Sia,nrs ID. ,r M Shnncd ,beir beads in the halls of
I."isIatinn be ShnnII feel like the country
m7n at the snake show. who said. II kills
'om wbercvcr ! secs 'em." ILaughter and
onnl,nsn
'Ycs Virr;n;a NAV he moor. but she shall be
nurc Her honor must he kent ,nstained,
her fifth invioIatn What trne SON of hers
nnnld ondnra , Stain On her cbaractorP or, in
a rn.to,a, no;nt of view would add to her
snffar;n~s he untold loss which would flow
from hrolen credit. which q State no more
than or individual can endure with any
hnma Of nrnsneritv and ease? Public credit
!, ,biia uoaIth II i the strength and
rnp.nant p" W " State If has hepn finely
,an,,arna 70 tbafaathe,. in the eaole's wing,
:. .,rthn so..,I,r th.t .dorns the TovaI bird
s,.,,''or,s ,,;o a;'s,', .frn him of his nlIl-
r,.i,a and y,,, tix him to the earth"
+, n'T, ,,bonrs ""o Soo II" nun Wv
S',na $50 Jno,,,,;, IF that .,temnt fo rcsus.
citat" the rrrdit nf the State known as the
finding bill. Much fault is found with
two features of 1.-THE compromising of in
tercSt and the recciyabllity OF the coupons
fo,. taxes and public dues. Hc was not pre-
narrI to suy that it took the shape in ali re-
snects which he would have preferred bad
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