The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04

The Copvtn'ion assembled ut 10 o'clock,
80 wenbc-s looked tired. The attendance
g.. ,ot 8, large a Yesterday. The absence
- r,,Hsbi evidently had a dispiiiting f.
g., TIE knowing ones, however, pre-
hsed that il would be more lively after
sWh.e The Chair announced the names
= ne candidates. as follows: Cameron,
Ti.e. Groner, Massey. Riddleberser, and
v,sone. Dr. Wise, who bad nominated
~ General. came forward and sid he bsd
5,ne % vi hout bis knowledge. and with
DIV his name 9, his request. The name OF
NJ. Rdilshtrger was Dot, however. with
s-,En. and report gained currency that
csnfrai Malone regarded him as the strong
81 nan named. As the first ballot pro-
sae3rd The friends Of the candidates cheered
3. their faYOriies got the votes OF large
s,upties or gained new votes. There
rss comment on the fact that Captain
Vie failed 10 get any votes in BsnOver.
HOW THE CALL PROCEEDED.
When Henry was called, Mr. Redd. the
essfrman Of the delegation, said My
oauiy j Justly claimed a the banner coun-
Y of The Southwest, and its delegates have
Instructed ne to east iis solid vote Tor Will
han l.. Cameron" lChecrs.l When King
william wa called. a cClOred deleeate, with
ne blood Of the Pamunkeys In bis veins.
densnded hat the roll be called. y young
pse face urged bin to withdraw bis call.
tui. instead Of 30 doing, be demonstrated
8 Il be meant to scalp him. The roll
vas called. The Massey men applapded
nu1ly when Lee voted sOlidiy for hin.
NJ. George Turner claimed that he bad a
r,b, 10 vote as su alternate from Louiss,
bot Mr.. Wales opposed him. He wa,
rsrmuted TO vote, however, and sup.
rored Colonel Cameron. A small Alex
sndrjs delegate here rose TO point OF
order. and said il the platform didn't
want 10 hear him, the people would.
II lbs, be your point OF order said the
President. YOU can sit down. lie retired
ior consolation. There was great applause
now. when MeckIenburg voted 10 for
Cameron and , for Massey. There was
beatty applause from the CamerOnites when
Rockbrid.e voted Is for Cameron. Shenan-
dosh voted solidly for Riddle0erger. he
bad pftyiOuslv gotten four votes. There
was l9u.bier when now and then vote
would be ea>i for " Campbell" The little
delegate from Alexandria here came in, and
wanted 10 know if a man on the platform
bad any more rights ib3n man on The
f10r There were cries OF ''Silence," and
BE- subsidized temporarily. There was q con-
ies, over the vote Of DR.. Garnet, Of Rich
LoDd Who was absent. Mr.. James t. w eod
said hi, alternate. who was also absent, had
authorized him to vote for hiH. and he
voted for Massey. Major X. +. Walker OBJ
jacied. unless Mr. BurT's representative,
Wao bad been previously refused, should
BE- also permitted TO vote. TIE Chair de-
eiGed that Mr.. Wood could not vote for DR..
Glrne.t.
Redmond cast her vote a. follows:
VOTE OF RICHMOND READJUsTEHs.
Madison Ward.-James p. Wood, Mas
,ey: 4. :. Lee. Ms,sev; Il. +. Walker,
Wise: William Walker, Wise; K. \. Paul.
Vie.
Cav Wqrd.-G. G. Thompson. Wise +;
". y. Newman, Massey; {. W. Burr,
Cameron: james Cbldress, Cameron j.
Z. Hockadsy. Massey.
Jackson WGyd.-Fiye for Massey.
Marshall H0rd.-Jamcs Sweencv, Mas'
'eI d. Il. Allen, Wise; {. y. Williams,
Wi,e; 7. II. LatbTop, Wise; - Cole
msB, Massey.
Monroe Word.-S. p. Rsgland, Wise !;
I. b. Glenu, Wise; DR.. J. X. Garneii, Mas
,ey objected 10 on grounds taken against
Burr: J. T. Sublett, Massey; William
Smith, Massey.
Je5Tsoa B'ord.-Fiye for Massey.
DslsgQteS at L1rge.-J. :. DodsoG, Mas
'e!; ". 9. Elam, Wise.
REsUIT.