The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30
LOCAL MATTERS.


TUCKER AND OTHER GREAT SPEAKERS. --
The following are the arrangements for the
formal organiz lion Of the Daniel Cam.
palgn Club tonight:
The meeting will take place st Mozart
Han at O'Clock y. NJ. sharp. aud VIII be
temporarily presided over by Judge Robert
Ouid, with the following list OF
Nicc-PreS ldenlS-W. {. Carringion, NJ
T. Clarke, II. X. Ellyson, j. h. Chamber.
lsyDe, j. Il. Pace, {. Il. BaIkSdale. B. &.
Gray, James Lyons, Jr., james u. Patton,
Charles +. Tay ior, J. Il. Purcell, James +.
Phillips, II. ii. Styli, &. G. Tb0u, jane,
Hayes, &. 4. Aiu>he, w. ii. Williams, s.
W. Fleishman. Julius Straus, Edward Cum.
miDs, w. James EppS, p. McG0yern. John
A. Meredith, w. w. Crump, w. f. Drink.
ard, X. +. Beyine, @. l.. Todd, =. S. Der.
byshire, Robert Stiles, William Lovenstein.
:. B. Wit, j. II. Claiborne, John Murphy,
John NJ. Higgins. l.. +. Bos,ieuX, j. G.,
Smith, G.. Watt Taylor, S. w. Godscy.
Henry Meiz2er, Charles Minhiser, II. Bon
mer, T. Z. Dupuy, W. J. Gentry, II. w.
Lubbock.
Secretaries-The Democratic press OF the
citv.
Arrangements will be made to acc1mmo.
date as mauy ladies' ms possible in the pri.
Va.e boxes Of the hall and on the stage,
and they are cordially invited.
MEETING OF TBE REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMlTTEE.-A fulk meeting Of the
Republican State Central Committee was
held Yesterday, nineteen members Of the
committee being preSent-J. w. Cochran,
chairman, and A. A. Sptizcr, secretary.
Congressman DeZeudoIf read a lengthy ad-
dress giving history Of Republican poll.
tics in Virginia, and especially full re-
view OF The Lynchburg Convention.
General WicGham seconded the motion
for the adoption Of this address, which was
adopted unanimously. General WIckham
then offered The following resolutions,
which were adopted:
ReSOiUed, That we urge the Republicans
Of every county and district in the State in
which there is a Republican majority, or
owing TO divisions IN the Democratic party
chance to elect Republican, 10 bring out
their best men for the General Assembly
men who Will stand squarcly and uuitedly
by the Republican organization and not al
low Themselves to be severed from It's sup
port by any who do not acknowledge prl-
mary allegiance 10 that party. Thus, and
thus alone, can we get command OF TIE STU
alton and advance the true interests Of the
Republican party OF this State and Of the
whole country.
ReSOhed, That we deny that the com
mittce appointed 10y the persons who held
a convention in the Opera.HOu>e ut Lynch
burg i'm August last has auy-the slight
est-right 10 speak for the Republican
partv Of Virginia, aud we caution all per-
sons who are Republicans, and who have
the interts sis Of the Republican party at
heart, TO i'm no way recOguize them or pay
any heed to their teachings or suggestions;
and especially do we caution Republicans
against the call being made upon them by
this committee OF ReSdiuslers Tor money TO
be used toward the destruction OF the Re
publican party ia Virginia. When The Re
nublicans have means to contribute IN the
coming election, let them apply them
through the county and senatorial Republl-
can committees to the aid Of the Republic
can legislative candidates, where their
means will be likely to effect most good.
Congressman Dczendon then offered the
following resolution, which was also unnnl-
mously adopted:
Resoired, That The Republicans OF Nlr-
oipla. through their committee, tender 10
Chester A. Arthur, President Of The Unlted
states. an earnest support, having peliect
confidence in his ability and patriotism and
an abiding faith in his desire TO administer
the Government in the interest Of tic whole
people. ',.,