The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-19

On Yesterday (court-dav) pe'uvoia'''
mass-meeting was held at the CouItnouso,
and the following delegates and alternates
were appointed TO attend the Lyncnpurg
Convention:
Pine Creek District: Delegates, wafer
s. Upton and j. r. Hurst; Alternates'
Isaac Martin and G.. A. Watson.
Laurel Fork District: Delegates, James
Early and j. NJ. Hylton; Alternates, Z. NJ.
Marshall and j. +. Lindsey.
Fancy Gap District: Delegates, OsDurn
Hawks and ID. w. Bolen; Alternates, ). w.
Smith and NJ. d. L. Edwards.
Piper Gap District: Delegates, ~. d.
Brown and Martin Hawks; Alternates, L.
J. Huffman and III. III. Beamer.
Sulphur Springs District: Delegates
b. w. Dobyns and Lafayette Fowler; AL
tcrnates, Ed. Rogers and A. F. Potts.
From the County at Large Delegates, W..
II. Sutherland, f. Marshall, William hyie,,
and Norman Hale; Alternates, L. ID. fnii.
lips, William NJ. Richardson, HurDeit
Branscome, and DR.. Joseph 5. Upton.
In order TO secure full attendance III
the Convention, the number OF Delegates
TO which the county is entitled was dou,
bled. Although resolutions were passed
nj the meeting, the Democracy OF TINS
county are determined never to resnrrect
and elevate to the political arena the dead
and buried skeleton OF the debt question,
so long used by Inscriptions demagoSues
as stepping-stone to place and power.
Our people propose henceforth TO leave
that question with the courts.
The ReAdjusters on yesterday also held q
meeting, STYLED themselves Coantionlsts,
and appointed delegates to Senatorial
Convention to be held at this place on the
9th of August. 1t is q significant fact that
the delegates appointed were all, with one
exception. original Republicans. 1t would
have insulted some OF the participants in
this meeting three years ago to have called
them Republicans. y.
Hanover Democrats i'm Convention.
LYNCHBURG DELEGATEs-THE DISTRICT sENA-
T0RIAL NOMINATIONS.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA.,l
July IS, 1883.
A Democratic meeting was held at Han
over Courthouse to-day to select delegates
TO represent the county at the State Con-
vention to be held at Lynchburg on July
25. 1888.
The following delegates and alternates
were chosen
Ashland District-R. +. Beirne, w. j..
Leale; alternates, John Dineen, w. T..
Shelton.
Beaverton District-H. p. Jones, C.. j..
Terrell; alternates, John Campbell, S. j..
Wingfield.
Henry DiStrict-J. VI. Ruflin, II. r..
Horne; aternates, W. Gaines, j. ;. Ben
son.
Delegate at large, II. II. Cardwell; alter
nate, Robert Sydnor.
Delegates were also chosen to meet the
delegates from Caroline county to nOmi-
nate senator to represent the counties OF
Hanover and Caroline in the State Senate.
The following delegates were chosen:
Beaver-Dam DiStrIct-H. u. Jones, John
Campbell. j. l.. Talley, ;. c. Redd, G. j.
Terrell, and j. y. Montgomery.
Ashland District-J. A. Brown, A. w.
Brock, b. j. Peasants, j. X. Baldwin, and
+. j. Bowles.
Henry District-T. f. billiard, w. l..
WingfieId, George Z. IIaw. G. r. Darra-
colt. b. s. Cosby, and w. Sydnor.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
ResOlred, That we are opposed to any
action by our conventions or General As
sembly that will tend to any further agita-
ton OF the debt question.
w. SYDNOR, Chairman.
". NeUtOn, Jr., Secretary.
Chesterfield Delegates TO Lynchburg.
The Chesterfield delegates to the Lynch
burg Convention are rs follows: Il. y.
Hancock, Manchester district j. W.
Wake, Clover-lIill district; p. c. War
wick, Dale district; &. L. Robertson, Ber-
muda district; George II. Jewett, MidlO-
THAN district MatOaca has not been heard
from. The county is entitled to six dele
gates. Much interest was manifested in the
primary meetings, which were largely at
tended.
Warren-COunty Delegates to Lynch
burg Convention.
Alta County Democratic Convention held
in Front Royal Monday, 10th instant, the
following delegates to the .Lynchburg Con-
yention were elected:
Front Royal District-JOhn 7. Lowell.
Cedarville District-Jamcs Grubbs.
South River District-T. ID. Cover.
Fork Districts. J. Simpson.
Delegate at large, S. 5. Turner.