The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-11
9ithmond 1ispatrh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. 1880
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THE POLITICAL. sITUATIoN-r,,p r,.,,,
RUuDING--NR. BLAINE DECLINES ~,
URE-DISCCSSIoN AT Campbell Con-.
SE-uYMrNEAL--GREAr RACES At 49,.
FAIR, &C.
t'R'VSp'""'"N'"'" 'e hlchmond Dispstch.l
OCTOBER 10. 1850
The political caldron in This Si ~ o,,d
district is seothing. The Democrat nv
active, and mean to roll up bio maior;,,.
Cor Massey and Tucker. The canvsss;,;,
committees of the party are out to.Jo, 20
Letting funds 10 dCfray the expenses ~ tbo
election in this city, and are meetino win,
general success.
The speech 81 Massey on the nigh, n,
the ,th did a great deal OF GOOD. and 7
know several persons and hear OF other.
who had not purDoScd voting for the par
son. hut are now going 10 vote ..earlv AMI
often" Mr.. Massey had an immense IN.
disncc. far exceeding in size the motlrv
gathering OF GEO negroes at Moorcmon's
warehouse.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has M
pointed General Wyatt NJ. Elliott, OF An
nomsttoN; jim Frazier, OF Rockbridoc
and q Mr.. MctHntock, Of West Nirgini,
as a commission 10 select suitable size for
the location Of the public building here
Hon. james &. Blaine. who was invited
10 deliver an address at the Lynchbure
Fail. has written 70 the secretary OF the
society declining the invitation. giving ~
p reason for - doing previous engage
mcri>.
The failure q !. c. Holmes & Co. Of
Baltimore. who had the contract for build
i'm large hotel al Roanoke, and also tbe
Messenger GCiot II the Norfolk and West
- fnf4fn.' an'a Y nlI..s
loiut. involves several Lynchhurg firms ia
fac aggregate extent Of $4,000 or SD. 01o
foruaicrial>. &c, furnished.
General Lindsay Walker, Of Richmond.
is visiting bis brother. Or. Thoma, /.
W.'A,r. OF this city.
There WAS lively time Of il Yesterday
at Campbell Courthouse i'm political cir
,-. B. Il. MUWord. Esq. ~ PitSvlvs-
r.s. met EtatjU>tor harri,tcr named W..
e. Franklin, o.! AppomaitoX county, in
;n'ot debate. and those Who heard the
King >av that the AppomattoX man
rendered himself ridiculou, ~ even af-
tempting - discuss the issues oi the cam
r-u with NUrford. who j. a wc'l-in-
formed. fluent deOattr. Colonel John r.
Lady also spoke. and was answered bv
Colonel l.. =. Narye in an aggressive and
elective speech. The feature ~ the dav.
however. va, Tie rou>ing meeting of the
~.r.i-b'0ut>. They were accorded the
la'r'-hou>e. and had large meeting and
regular iol'iue.lion.
THE First Baptist church was flied 90 IT.
utmost extent 10 noon to-day To- witness the
wedding al tWo Il our young society pco-
O.. Mr. l>71, Adams, son II j. II. Adams.
ISL. md Mis- Lizzie Hammer, the beauti-
i and attractive daughter oi Colonel
I.u,> 4. Hammer. The ceremony was
performed hy Tie pastor ii the church.
R.r. W. Il. /. smith, and ut H. conclusion,
ai.er receiving the customary congratulG-
tl0l, Il friends, the happy young couple
l..f Tor bridal trip north.
Amon-.thc attraction, at the approach
ir lair VII Dee two noted racers. formerly
owned hy Mr.. james kecnc. Of New York.
frt row The property OF Colonel +. 4.
Un--rield. of Rockingham. one OF them.
>. Purdv. j. lchTatcd California trot-
t.r. md valued 20 $4,000. The other i
Jan ~prinr. Ai-h-bred runner.
\ Gentleman from AppomatioX county
TN, morning stated 10 me that the news
paper, have not given due prominence to
y ,,eK'> triumph over Paul M the Court
house last Thursday. He says it was q
splendid victory Tor Democracy that some
u o., Pars0n, friends were at first Dis
posed to think that a great mistake had
N.l made IN not conserving 10 a JOINT de-
bate. lut that subsequent events proved
o., wisdom Of the refusal. Massey, hc
..y,. ab.olutcly stripped Paul of his au-
di.ucc. and brok, up his meeting IN fifteen
minutes. BEAUMONT.