The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01
3ithmond lispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1, 1852
STANTON.

- AVN YIN
coon NEWS FROM THE STANTON DISTRICT,
WORKING CAMPAIGN CIUB oRGANIzrn--
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
AUGUST 81. 1882
The Democrats have organized their
campaign club here, starting with ahout
100 members VINO mean business and are
determined 10 do their share, and more II
necessary, towards the election OF Colonel
O'Fcrral. The officers are: DIR. A NJ
Tauntlcroy, president; Jacob Bumgardncr.
secretary J. l.. Rollins. treasurer: John
7. Long, Sorgoani-al-ams; ". II. If.
LYNN. chairman of the Executive Commit
Tee: and Colonel W. l.. Bumgardncr.
chairman OF the Finance Committee
Among the Njcc-prcsidcnt> are such well.
known and >taUuch party-mcn aS Hon. A.
II. II. stuart. Judge II. W. ShciTcv, Hon.
Marshall Hanger. Il. W. Burke, John y.
Opic. and others.
The good results 10 the Democracy OF
the discussion last Monday are more no.
ticcah.c every day. The men who were
changed from Paul 10 O'FcrraN by what
Wa, seen and heard that day can be count
ed hv the score. Oac Paul man had in
tended - subscribe 800 to his campaicn
fund. He saws now not only will ne not
Give a dollar. hat he will vote for O'Fcr-
r,U. The Democracy i in fine spirits, and
t1c EtAdju,icrS decidedly under hack.
That was narrow escape that the pas
Scrrtrs on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road Tuesday morning made about mile
east a WayNc>boro'. From some cause
tlo switch nj Tie craVcl-bed was misplaced.
and the train ran on il and OIL the engine
and hagEacc-car fortunately falling on the
llrorr side instead Of down the cmhank-
mcni on the lower. The damage was con-
siderable. and the passengers frightened
almost ont 81 their wits. The train due
here d 400 \. ". did not arrive until near
midday. NoX.
C'rrRRAlL AND PAUL N HGHLAND-SCORE
ASDIHEE FoE o'TEREAlL-A NEW SLCHETA-
EY roR TIE AUGUSTA TAlE-uORSE KILLED.
Correspondence f the Richmond D'spatch.l
AUoJST 81, 1852.
4 Gentleman just from Highland heard
Oh. whole discussion nj Monterey Tuesday
between Colonel O'Fcyrall and Captain
Paul. lie reports a lIr-c crowd present,
sal great interest and excitement mani
f....l: h'li no such confusion and disorder
SIS $40, hal i'm stanton Monday. The
En.hipgham congressman WAS too lar from
III. base. and could not have his yelling
CORPS ~ hand. lie va, set back from the
fr,,. vhrn the arrangements were being
mad, for tine discussion ~ former sup
porter az Ai>. Ny. John ". Stephenson, on
i.laHoi Colonel O'FcTall. The Captain
s,leI him j: DE- had gone back on him.
"Nn." sid Nj. stephenson, it, YOU that
v,n, lack on NE. / can't be q Radical
During The discussion The crowd seemed
Is thr applause 20 be al least two to one
a-ain.i Paul. who showed that he felt
deeply The dc>crton Of the staunch old
Democrat, Of Ili-hland. Who had stood by
Him as long a> their principles and con-
sciences would ict them. Then they cot
H., In front oi him. listening unmoNcd TO
h., laiorcd def nee. When be, cXcu>in@
himself. asked if hc had Obligated himself
i.aet with the Democrats in Congress and
If De- had rum u.s. Democrat. they answered
sl over the house. Il voted for YOU a a
Democrat" "aud 80 did ]" land 80 did
l." Highland ha> evidently slipped from
g., Cosh,iou. and Paul must look for his
Mli.riti,> somewhere else.
CAPTAIN Joseph IL. Waters. chief OF po-
Ice 0f stanton. has resigned the position
c. >acr,taIy Of the BaldWin-AuguSta Fair,
and Nj. G.. Julian Pratt has been elected
il li, stead. Nr. Pratt i one Of the best
informed stock men in the state, ana Is
vcl known to all prominent breeders ana
iuporter>. He i, the best man for ne
u4cc That could have been selected. lis
i.fhfr was the first secretary OF the Au-
cl.>ta Fair Association.
Nr. ". f. Board lost valuable horse on
III. railroad track two miles cast OF Stauh-
,.p lew DAYS ago. Struck by a freight
,,,in NOX.