The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

The Conservative Vigilance Committee
Solid Nanaesand fora Solid Cause. .-Atthe
meeting OF the Conservative Campaign
Executive Committee held at the club
rooms W Wednesday night the ward super
intendents named the Conservative minute
men from their respective wards, and they
were unanimously approved .}.3
ii Captain Henry Fitzgerald,' superintcnd-
h ent of the First Ward, appointed Mayor
James 4. Clarke, Thomas w. Gentry, Mar
|itin Harnish, Thomas B. Sims, Anthony
Knorr, Thomas Smith, DR.. William R.
Weisiger, WiIliamnH. Garnett, Alexander
Fitzserafd; Charles w. Lee. Edwin Bourne,
George W. Cox, John II. Matthews, A. A.
Allen, and William Farrar. i.fs...
Captain Ala. Waugh, superintendent OF
the Second Ward, appointed Henry j. Nun-
nally, Nathan A. Eubanlt, j. Robert Per-
| due, William r. Lee, Fleming Morgan,
Wyndham q. Gary, John E. Taylor, Ro-
bert Lufsey, Alexander Asher, F. {. Weis-
iger, DR.. j. W. Bronaugh, Henry G. How
Z. Lithgow. b. G. Archer, and Major John
B.. Vaughan. ~ yu 81 s.
l.. Benjamin B. Weisiger, Esq, superin-
ltendent OF the Third Ward, appointed Will
liam Whitworth, a. B. Waugh, John Perry,
David J. Weisiger, DR.. r. W. Brodnax,
! Washington. Walker, Samuel r. Owens,
Sr., John T. e. Turner, B. P. Owen, G..
A. Peple, II. K. Gary, A. L. Claiborne,
Charles \. Redford, S. Carter Weisiger,
Harry B. Owen, jacob Kell, Michael Stern.
&. A. Baugh, Colonel S. BasSett French,
and s. w. Blankenship.
Augustine Royal, Esq, superintendent
of the Fourth Ward, named the follow
ing: A. L. Bradley, Joseph L. Sampson, +.
w. Weisiger, William d. Craig, John
O'Brien, Il. W. Grow, E. 4. SneIlings, En-
met n. Gregory, Harvey J. Nunnally, q. A.
r. Meredith, T. B. Robertson, DR.. Thomas
2. Matthews, Charles F. Moore, Thomas
NJ. Bott, David Wake, DR.. S. L. Ingram,
Charles NJ. Wallace, D. A. Mallory, james
w. Archer, Frank W. Fitzgerald, Richard
Vaughan, and Walter S. Gill.
The Third and Fourth Wards being
larger, an additional number Of minute
men appointed for these wards. There
are sixty-six in all. These, with the super
intendent, four assistant uperlntendents,
two city canvassers, treasurer, and secre-
tary, heretofore eighty-three in
all-form the Conservative Campaign NiPi-
| lance Committee, whose duty it is to vote
themselves and see that their friends vote
the regular Conservative ticket, and to labor
the strong, encourage the weak, and coun.
sci the wavering. The. Executive Commit,
tee consists of the nine officers above named
A meeting OF this committee will be held
tonight at the ciub.room at O'Clock. A
meeting of the entire Vigilance Committee
is called for next Wednesday night at the
same time and place. ..-. :. ...... :
The list OF namesis quite large, but many
Others could have been added; especially
lis this the case in the Second Ward, bu'
these are deemed. sufficient. But every
friend Of General Johnston and the Con
servative party in the city is requested te
consider himself minute-man to act will
the, committee and to attend the meeting
next Wednesday night: ~ .-..t
!, "A colored committee named by Samuel Lo
gan, chairman OF the City Republican Com
mittee, will be announced in few days
| The committee embraces representative
working and professionalism and mer
chants, and are solid representatives OF Man
chester's wealth, intelligence, and honcs
industry. ...'' > -