The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-02
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nominated.
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.

CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.
We shall have to work TO carry the
senatorial district composed Of the coun-
ties OF Goochland, Powhatan, and Chester
field. and the city OF Manchester; but Mr..
=. e. Warwick, our nominee, IL prepared
to do that. He will have splendid support
in Captain Hobson of Powhatan and Mr..
W. w. Baker Of Chesterfield, the nominees
for the House. Goochland Is vet TO make
her House nomination. Neither party
there h9s acted as yet.
The Co-Republicans have nominated
Thomas T. Henry and - Hancock for
the House from Chesterfield and Powba-
tan.
For the Senate they have at present two
candidates in the 1eld-Alexander Sims
and Samuel +. Maddox, both Of Chester
field. There Is mighty contention now
going on as to which Of the two il the
regular nominee. Malone has thrown his
influence against Maddox and for Sims.
Democrats have had vast experience
with these splits, and know Just about what
reliance to put in them.
HEyRICO.
In this county few weeks ago the &C.
Republicans seemed torn by mighty desire
to cat each other up. There was Waddill
{" Readjuster") committee and South
ward (Republican) committee. They were
vastly ut variance. Now they have cOalesced
beautifully, and the result will be that Mr..
NJ. w. Lakewood will be nominated for
reelection. The Democrats in this county
have been rather slow TO move, but will on
Saturday next meet for reorganization.
Richmond Democrats can and will help
them a great deal after they have started.
What they want in the nominee for the
House is an earnest, able. and popular
Democrat, who is willing TO devote his
time to the canvass, and who can lead. 1t
il a great thing in politics to have the nomi.
nee showing you the way and bearing 4
big share OF the labor and trouble OF the
contest.
GENERAL.
1t is understood that the next meeting OF
the State Executive Committee will be held
here in Richmond.
They ought to kick up big row with
our speakers, who, knowing that they can
not i'll their appointments. fail to inform
the committee. so that other men can be
substituted. Public faith in the wise man.
agement OF campaign is largely depend
ent upon the speakers not disappointing
men who ride miles and miles expecting to
hear them.
Headquarters OF some sor.-city. district,
or State. or all three combined-are needed
here in Richmond, and will have to be
established. 1t is necessary as sort OF
bureau OF information, where people visit
ing Richmond from the counties near here
and from remote parts Of the State can
drop in and get documents and informa-
ton they need.
CLUB OICLHIZATIOS.
Mr.. ". w. Wood, superintendent OF
Jefferson Ward, calls meeting OF voters
at the Old Market Hall tomorrow night at
s O'Clock to organize club.
Captain p. 5. Derbyshire. president OF
the Clay ward Actives, calls meeting OF
the Actives and all Democrats at the West
ham House Tomorrow night at s O'Clock
for the purpose OF re0rganlzinS the club.
The City Committee will meet again
Tuesday night. Their chairman. George
II. PoindeXtcr. Esq, is practical and in
teIlhgent campaigner. lie will do good
service, and see to it that in each ward and
precinct there is an organization for work
at the registration and on the day OF elec
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