The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

The PRIMARY To- -MoREOw.-The Demo
cratic primary election takes place to-mor-
row throughout the district. The caDdi-
did1tes will be voted for directly. and will
be entitled To appoint delegates In proper
tion 10 the number Of votes received by
them. The following is copy OF the
ticket 10 be used:
FOR CONGRESS, THIRD CONGRESSIONAL Dis
TRICT OP VIIGINIA.
PRIMARY ELECTION July Is. 1880.
WILLIAM |. CLoPTON,
+. &. MONcURE.
GEORGE ID. WISE,
r.. FRANK V. WINSTON,
JOIN B. YOryG.
Endorse your name on the back. Erase
the names OF those for whom you do not
wish to vote
The following are the votirg-places in the
city:
Marshall Ward: Payne's store, Twenty
seventh and Marshall.
jefferson Ward Old Market Hall.
Madison Ward: No. 90l Ninth street near
BsDk.
Monroe Ward: South side OF Grace street
between Second and Third.
Jackcon Ward Hulcber's store, east side
OF second street between Duyal and Baker
streets, for voters living in the First and
Second precincts; and Seventeenth street
corner Of jay for voters living in the Third
precinct.
Clay Ward:
A printed list OF all voters who paid,
prior 10 May 1st, the capitaliOn tax re-
quircd by law, will be in the hands Of the
judges OF election. All other persons must
show their tax receipts.
The Convention will meet at Ashland
July 9th.
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE-REsOLCrI
ADOPTrD.-At Il meeting of the City Con-
seryatiye Committee held last tnight the
resignation Of Mr.. ID. c. Richardson rs a
member OF the committee was received and
accepted. Mr.. J. Bell Bigger was elected
treasurer in place Of Mr.. Richardson. The
vacancy in the membership will be filled
hereafter.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
Bigger, were adopted unanimously:
Whereas We. the Conservative Committee
Of the city OF Richmond, recognizing the
grave issues that divide the two great na-
tiOnal parties. Democratic and Republican,
and although realizing the fact that the
ConSeI yatlve party of our State is divided
upon the local issue OF the public debt, yet
that such should in nowIse affect the great
and paramount national question in struS.
gle for constitutional liberty in tue ap-
pioaching battle between the two great
cOnfendIng armies OF Democratic and Re-
publican sulirsgan>; and whereas believing
that the party that sent delegates TO the
| Cincinnati Convention was the real repre-
sentative OF Virginia Democratic ConScr-
vatIsm, and was recognized by the national
Democracy aS such,
ReSOiUed, That we pledge our support to
the electors chosen at the State COnserya-
/ tive Convention Of May 10, 1880. and now
on the regular Democratic Hancock and
/ English ticket, aud earnestly urge all who
honestly desire that our old Commonwealth
shall cast ~ electoral vote for Hancock and
/ English to Join with Us in triumphant
election Of such. and battle with us against
/ an opponents OF tie true ticket, whether
! they Gght under The Republican banner of
Garfield and Arthur. coming with the bold
! front OF an open foe, or under any counter
felt flag, coming with the guisc Of pre-
tended genuineness.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday night, July
2Oth.
Superintendent b. c. Gray and the secre'
taIy will be at the cOmmiltee-roOms to re-
ceiye the returns tomorrow night.