The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

Au6 NNhND ChEELEf AMI DROWN MASS
MEETnG.-The joint committee, composed
of the following gentlemen, met yesterday
afternoon to make further arrangements In
regard to the grand Greeley and Brown
mass-meeting for tomorrow night:
Messrs. Joseph Mayo, Leigh r. Page, and
Albert Ordway, of State Central Commit
tee.
Mcssrs. Louis F. Bossieux, R. D. Ward,
and NJ. p. Handy, of Central Club Greeley
and Brown Committee.
Messrs. Samuel Maccubbin, J. J. English,
Charles NJ. Wallace, and W. G. Newberry,
of City Conservative Committee.
The committee made the following an
pointments Of presidents and vicc-presi-
dents for the occasion:
For assembly HdH.-Presidcnt r. L.
Daniel. Fice-Presidents Peyton Wise,
Thomas W. McCance, w. B. Isaacs, John
Ahern, Thomas Branch, Julius c. Fischer,
David J. Burr, T.. B. Cook, Walter D. Blair,
Frank =. Brannan, Conrad Sauer, John
Walsh, +. W. Hannewinkle, F.. J. Reilly,
Joseph Hall, W. W. Crump, James NJ. Tai
bott, P. w. Grubbs, b. Hassel, james al.
fred Jones, James Thomas, Jr., George j.
Hooper.
For Sand Opposite assembly Hail.
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dents: Brdley I. Johnson. John j. Wilson.
Franklin Stearns. Lewis II. Frayser, Isaac
Davenport, Jr., Thomas ii. Wynne, Solomon
Wise. John Hagan, Jr., W. H. Cuttings
worth, John II. Claiborne, II. l.. Carter,
Oscar Cranz, James II. Doolcy, j. r. Andcr-
son, John b. Davis, james Nceson, Walter
X. Martin, Powhatan Wcisiger, W. J. Var
brough. A. Bravi, William Euker, James B.
IL ioln Dol
MeSsrs. j. McClernan and j. 6. Pryde are
appointed sergeants-at-aI1ns for Assembly
Hall, to see that order is preserved and that
the ladies are accommodated with seats.
CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN HARv1E.--Thc
Conservative voters of Tllckahoe township
held an enthusiastic meeting III Harvie on
Saturday last ut s O'Clock for the purpose
of forming Greeley and Brown club and
appointing working committee.
The meeting was organized by calling
Captain }. n: Hopkins TO the chair J. 4.
Gill, Esq, acting rs secretary. Major Charles
Howard moved that this committee be COM
posed Of fifteen, and that the Chair be re-
qucstcd to appoint said committee which
motion was agreed to.
The Chair appointed the following COM
tllttlSts 4huJ''l SLdl AibNtlu, u. IL.
Harvie, Fl. Harris, Timothy Murphy, ". a.
Noel, james Il. Gill, c. IL. Robinson, DR.. r.
A. Patterson, Captain \. Mayo, James Pat
terson, 2. NJ. Iabb. James O'Keefe. DR..
Beatty, Jesse Williams, md DR.. Thomas Pol
lard.
On motion of Major Charles Howard, the
meeting then proceeded to form Greeley
and Brown club, to be known as the uaryic
Club.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Robinson moved that the Chair
appoint II committee of three to suggest
llallss Of suitable parties to act as officers of
this club. ;, ~: :,
The Chair appointed the following COM
mIttce: Messrs, c. NJ. Robinson, Charles
Howard, and J. r. Gill.
After u short absence the committee re-
turned and reported the following names:
For president, Captain j. n. Hopkins; for
secretary, Major j. T. Wren for treasurer,
Charles L. Wortham, Esq. The report OF
the committee was unanimously adopted.
The business of the meeting having been
disposed of, Colonel ]. Mcdowell Carrlngton,
w. W. Cosby, Esq. and Hon. A. II. Holla,
day calr1e t0ftfard ana made eloquent ana
effective speeches, which iTers greeted With
rounds of applause by the enthusiastic cro*d
present; after which, on motion of Major
Charles Howard, the meeting adjourned 10
meet on wednesday next Mt 7s O'Clock L. NJ.
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