The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-04

Tive SETS OF Delegates freRa Peters
-DsnwfddIe Mixed.
[special teleEran b the DIspaich ]

TIVE sets OF Delegates ffoRs PETERS
barg-DiswfddIe Mixed.
Especial telegram to the Dtspzich
PETKRsBURG, Va, August 5.-The recent
unpIesssniness at the meeting Of the Re
publican City Central Committee eul-
minated yesterday in the election Of
two sets Of delegates. The Straight
outs are those who endorsed the action
OF that portion OF the committee which
voted to expel Hill, Jackson, snd Towues,
and The Cozlitionists are those who en-
dorsed the action OF the committee refusing
10 expel and favored coalition with the Re-
sdjusters. d. J. Butts, chlirman Of the
City Central Committee. and one OF the
most prominent members Of the Straight
outs, bad issued a call In bis capacity as
chairman for a city convention at Armory
Hall. When be and his delegation went
there this morning they found the hail in
the possession OF the CoSlitionists, who re-
fused them entrance. on the grounds that
they were bogus delegates. After some bot
words bad been passed on both sides the
straigbtOut delegation withdrew to SCOTS
Hall and held their convention, eleciing four
delegates and four alterDaies to the Lynch
burg Convention. The CoSlitionists held
their meeting in the preemptsd armory and
also elected four delegates and four alter
mates. Among the delegates elected by
them are Colonel J. D. Brady aud J. II.
Van Auken, both eustom-house officials.
At convention held at DinwiGde Court
house to-day and. addressed by Hon. J.
Amber smith fort CoSltiOnists and Hon.
Joseph JorgeuseD for the Straightouts, three
delegates were elected to the Lynehburg
Conyention-one ReSdjuster, one Straight
out and one neutral.
DfnWiddIe and Petersburg Straight
out.
Especial telegram 10 the Di.paeh.l
PETERSBURG. August 3.-The Republican
Straigbtouts have elected Hon Joseph Jor-
gensen and 4 full delegation TO the Lynch
burg Convention.
The StraighiOuts OF Dinviddie county
have also elected full delegation.
Two Delegations from Hanover.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA, August g.
y. A. WiugfeId and W. K. Harris were
elected delegates and J. A. Chisholm and
David Taylor alternates 10 the Lynchburg
Convention. Instructed 10 vote for General
Williams c. Wickham for Governor and
samuel Yost for Northumberland and
WILDLY, Of Alexandra, for Attorney Gem
eral.
The Mahone Republicans also held a
meeting and appointed the following dele
gates James B. Denton sud Frank Fox.
shenandoah Republicans Straight
Out-Hau. George Rye Delegate TO
the Lynchbur$ Convention.
Especial telegram 10 tbe Dispaich.I
WOODSTOCK. Va, August 3.-rhe Re-
pubEcans OF shenandoah passed Tesolu-
lions in favor Of a straight Republican
ticket, and opposed coalition with R. AL
busters or any other party. Hon. George
Rye, Straigbtout. was elected delegate to
The Lynchburg Convention.
Republicans Of Henry County.
Especial telegram 90 the Dispatch
MAKrINsvuLE, Va. August 3.-The Re-
publican Convention for Henry county,
which met here to-day, was The largest ever
held at this place. Siraightout delegates to
the Lynchburg Convention were appointed
! by an overwhelming vote.
Roanoke StraightOut.
| Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch
SALEM, August 3.-The Republicans elect
ed two Straightouis to be Lyuchburg Con-