The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-15

mite IN Crede,.tials II. Levi,
bowe, i. =. Norto.: u. ". sadder,'JS
Briggs, Z. l.. Marshall, r. Huyba' w.
ssypbax, u. II. BoldiDg, q. r. Rict''5
Merchant, W. II. Anderson. n TtAf
=. u. DAVIS, George F,yerman. I,,t''.i
uun., A. ~. Hunnicut', >. IT, PAX,
Howard, w. II. Pendleton. A'i p
Mr.. PIeasants addressed the I'm.
saying that " he could baye had ,,.l!l1'.
the matter he would not have c,tlad pr, .'
veDtion ut this time. lie was - ~,
that II any good was 10 be acc,fonii Iplt-
the colOred people Of the state n l.'lF
done cautiously and IN order. T,e..'lh
was several times interrupted. and ,it7
he claimed to be geDilem,n and to- 'f
gentleman. Those who were di.,, "a
cut hun of could not be- c'a.srd ,,r,.' .
With gentlemen. HIYing hnisbed
MARKS, Nlr. Peasant' retired from m. 81.
Mr.. Merchant said that Mr.. Ple,.,,,
not acted gentlemauly in hE cif,c,,
member OF the Convention. bu, r.,, 'i
the interests 81 the Wickban r,'o,
Richmond. 9"
A great deal Of confusion here oc.....
during which the Chair appealed
heard and treated with re,pcc, "a
dozen or more members were ay,,p
h)Or ut the same time, calling for rs.'.
order and eDdeayOrIng to speak.
DELILAH PLAYING WIN s.v.n
DR.. Norton, ~ speaking 10 na.,..
adjourn for short time, said thq. m.
ieurnment Of The Convention unH
journea sine die would BE- f,iai to ..
jecis. He advised the Convenience
business speedily. for the enemy
our track. Delilab j. piaying w,4
son, and endeayOring 10 relieve h..s .,
locks.
At this point confusion broke og ..
on the question OF adj)urnmg, ana ,...
ton to adjourn was voted down.
DR.. Norton being called for, rr,n,.t.
remarks, making some suggestion, l.f.,
best manner 10 solve the dlH lf.....
overriding the black race in Yr,t. b.
entered this contest At the age of .....
years. He came % extend The p'.,e.l-..
OF peace 10 his white brethren. G...-
who issued the call for lbl> Cory.,,..
sued ii that We should come t0gc'a,-r,..
to serve the Interests Il the clloi.I,...
Yesterday he found it'll d..
thrown 10 the breeze as hr....
Of The straight-Out Republican. ..
OF Funderl>m. \ cOnt.,f
10 be fought IN virginia ou which .r...
destiny Of every colored person u ~.
and the success OF our public.,c'.. ....
This i, a contest of the people,
-ition under the government. 49,.
up the ship Of State while your .....
hang in the balance. CROWN iu i..,...
OF conflicts. the II diiu>fcr l.> ..
into existence, and the comm. .....
one in which We should take pIf V
position ,hlll we take; IN, ir-un.n'
in favor Of uniting with the & ..
party.
Al 3 O'Clock Or. Norton l. ,iiH ,i.,
UNINrEERUPTFD CONFC-luN.
There were upwards ~ ihr.. ...
delegates in the Convention. [. P.
Tine OF permanent orIWzrlr. t..
o'clock tonight, there has been un I....t...
ion of the confusion tnat cOmW.u,.I 50
very opening OF the body Pou'>Hf.r..
and questions Of privilege lnlr H,r
almost momentary occurrence, hu
has been 10 violence.
WITHDRAWAL or TIE >TRlWuu.-.
u. VI. Norton, Of York. w., r',,'.l ...
manent president over William n. i.-
ants, OF Danvilc, the c1nIidaft OBJ. .
who Subsequently hh nh.
in body, alleging unfair Treatment a0l ..
lust rulings on the part OF the ohai. b.
his il was about impossible for thr '.l.'
preserve anything like order.
ffff Hon
md plan Of organization were apppir.ed
4 telegram announcing that GcDru NJ.
none had voted with tie Republican. u r.
Of the senate ~ n.l{
.hcered. \ delegate made the point 'r
While Malone was in Washington ST..
or the Republicans ihe colored Repub.er
mere were seeking TO vote for III. EAt
usierS.
4. W. Harris, Of AleXandria. threw.
BONBSuELL IL TIE CAMP
tonight by appearing In the hf.l Ini itld-
ng the following paper, which. Boz 'ai, hl.
been signed by one hundred delegate. irf
resenting different portions OF the state.
ave. the undersigned. delegate 80 '
cities aud counties OF Virginia 10 iu.. ..
ventiOn, finding It impossible 10 do .t'
thing IN this Convention, or even o. '. 10
.pecifuly heard a, to the desire n t'.'..
pie who sent us 10 represent them. ANA
ing that the self-cOn.tituted commlf'ur Bus.
lsurped unlawiUlly the control OF tu', h'i'
We respectfully submit that this j. r ....
wing the state in The interest Of amy iIH
therefore, we enter our most eiru"'
est against the proceedings OF lhl' Con-, ..
ion, and desire 10 say that We arr a a.
wise connected with the result, OF f' ..'
and will appeal 10 the pr.rr
,usiain our action. One hundred dr.'-I'.-
laues will appear IN our addl,,.,
will soon appear in our Issue 20 pr l''..
o the people"
4 dozen or more speeches base
made on the floor tonight. THE ,'r.''.
II the straightOuts leaves the body .
'or OF
ALLIANCE WITH The REAlIt~ltt-.
Many prominent R,a iiu,tct, lir it
,ity to-day. Al - O'Clock to-nl.h'
Committee on kddrc,, and ReSolut
made report setting forth lhc wrong SUB
cred by the c0lorcd rice, and recon-
ng that in the state election Of thi,
ne colored vote De given 10 the Readlu.'
RoB;N AHt.
q Miner Murdered.
Correspondence Of The Richmond l...I
LYNCHBURG, March H. i,'.
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