The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-11

rington, Babcock. Madison Ward: Clai-
borne, Barksdalc, Clarke, Wagner, Frayser,
Lee, Wise, Weisiger, Klein, Allen, Wood
Archer. jackson Ward: Lowry, Cox,
Hucher. Monroe Ward: Chesterman. Clay
Ward: None-21.
For a. S. johnson. - Marshall Ward
None. Jefferson Ward: None. Madison
Ward: None. Jackson Ward Hulchcr,
Jinkins, Wingfeld. Gilman. Monroe Ward
Chestcrman, English, CapcrS, Walker, Nor
ganstern, CrutchGeld Clay Ward: Saun-
ders, Tyler, Houck, Teller, Wilkerson:
Laughton--16.
For Mr.. Hdrke.--Marshall Ward: None.
Jefferson Ward: None. Madison Ward !:
None. Jackson Ward: Jinkins. Molfr6e
Ward: Pulliam, Glasgow, Wexford, Stiles.
Clay Ward Davis, Brannon-1.
Numerous changes were made, and the
vote when announced stood as follows:
For General Anderson.--Messrs. Ainslie.
PlcaSants, Curtis, Richardson. Craddock,
Bossicux, Roystcr, Riddick, Hays, Newell,
Pace, Carriugton, Smith, Babcock, Cook,
PoindeXter. Wise, Lacy, Iarbrough, Wal
thall, McClernan, Claiborne, Barksdale,
Clarke. Wagner. Frayscr, Lee, Wise, WeiSi-
ger, Klein, Allen, Wood, Archer, Tyler,
Lowry, Cummings, Cox, Clinely, Jinkins,
Starkc, Pulliam, Glasgow, Wexford, Stiles,
White, HOuck, G!aZebrook. Brannon. CheS-
tcrman, English, Capcrs, Walker, Morgan
stern, Wingticld. Saunders, J. P.Tyler, Gill
man, Davis--.j9.
For Mr.. Locenstein.-Messrs. Ainslie,
PieasantS. Craddock, Richardson, Curtis,
BossieuX. Royster, Riddick. Hays, Newell,
Pace. Darlington. Smith, Cook, PoindcNter,
Wise. Lacy, Yarbrough. Walthall, McCler-
nan. Claiborne Bsrk>d dale, Clarke, Wagner,
Frayser, Lee, Wise, Wcisiger, Klein, Allen,
Wood, Archer, j. NJ. Tyler, Cummings,
Clncly, Wingfcld, Starkc, Chesterman,
English. Pulliam. Glasgow, Capers, Well
ford, Walker, Stiles, Mor@anstern, White,
Crutchticld, Saunders, j. T.. Tyler, 11ouck,
Teller, Glazebrook, Wilkcrson, Laughton,
Davis, Brannon--5S.
For Colonel Gilmda.-MeSSrs. Ainslic,
Plcasants, Craddock, Richardson, BosseuN,
RoySter, Riddick, Newell. Smith, Babcock,
Cook, PoindcHter, Wise. Lacy, Iarbrough,
Walthall, McClcruan, J. NJ. Tyler, Lowry,
Cummings, Cox, Clincly, Hulcher, Wing
field, Gilman, Starke, English, Capers.
Walker, Morganstern, White, Crutchfield.
Saunders, j. p. Tyler, Teller, Glazebrook,
WiIkerson, Brannon, Laughton, Davis, Pul.
lam, Glasgow, Wexford, Stiles, Hays, and
Pace-46.
For M.. Jo7nson.-Nessrs. Hulcher, Jen-
kins, Houck, Teller, Wilkerson, Laughton
&c.
For 3n, Wedderburn.--Messrs. Curtis,
Carrington, Babcock, Claiborne, BarkSdale
Clarke, Wagner, Frayser, Lee, Wise, Weisi'
ger. Klein, Allen, Wood, Archer, Lowry,
Cox. Hulcher, Chesterman--19.
For Mr.. Starke.--Messrs. Jinkins and
Davis--2.
MADE UNANIMOUS.
When the vote had been announced Mr
Wise, from the Madison Ward delegation
rose. and said that on behalf of that dele
CATION he moved to make the nomination:
unanimous. [Great appause.]
The question was put and carried amio
enthusiasm.
General Anderson, Mr.. Lovenstein, and
Mr.. Gilman were then declared elected.
On motion of Mr.. PoindeXter, a commit
t ee of five was appointed to
WAIT UPoS THE CANDIDATES
and inform them of their nominations.
The Chair appointed McSsrS. PoindeXter
Peyton Wise, Stiles, Royster, and Teller.
The committee retired, and after brlc
absence returned, cScorting General JOSEPH
r. Anderson and Mr.. William LoVenstcn.
| SPEECHES OF CANDIDATES AND OTHERS.
General Anderson was first introduced tt
the convention. He began his remarks by
saving that lie bad received with unfeignct
Measure anG gratitude the announcement
that the Convention of his fellow
citizens had seen fit to beStoW upon hin
such confidence and such honor. tie as
sured the Convention that he would serve
the good people Of Richmond as faithfully
AS he could. Twice on former occasions ht
had been assigned the same post OF honor
and as he hoped he had then discharged hi
duty so would he endearor to do 50 now.
| General Anderson continued his remarks
amid applause. and when he took his sea-
Mr.. William Lorenstein was introduced. ant
entertained the Convention in few brle
and appropriate remarks.
| Snirited addresses were also made by
| Colonel O. r. Beard, George D. Wise, Joht
II. Guy, and J. \. Hopkins.
At 1890 O'Clock, on motion, the Conyen
ton adjourned.
THE TICKET.
| The following is the ticket nominated
with such unanimty, and which seems t
possess all the elements of strength neces
sary for q triumphant election.
| Robert OUld,
| James RI. DOOley,
| Joseph IL. Anderson,
| william S. Gilman,
william Lovensteil.
Owing to an engagement in the United
States Court, Judge Ould was unable to ad
dress the Convention last night. Colone
| Gilman is out of the city fighting for tn
cause by the side of the gallant kemper
Tue committee were unable to lind Dir
| na1o,. hnfnrn the adjournment of the Con