The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-21
THE STATE CANVASS.
rns Prince Edward Meeting Monday,

Thc Prince Edward Meeting Monday
COLONEL. cARELL ADDRESSES THE PEOPLE
TIE DEMOCRACY AROUSED AND AT WORK
NOMINEES CORDIALLY ENDoRsED-MR. HEN
py's ADMIRABLE LETTER ON THE HISTORY
OF SCHOOL LEGISLATION.
Ccorrcsponacpcc Of the Richmond Di.pstch.l
TARMvuLn. September 10, 1883.
Our people had the good fortune and
Measure 10 have Colonel George Cabell, OF
Dapyille. with us on Monday. A large
crowd attended. composed IL part OF our
fellow.citzens OF African descent. Col
opcl Browning was expected to represent
the Republican party, and Joint discus
sion il was understood and expected would
be arranged with him. lie was pre-
vented from attending, and Colonel
tabell was unlimited rs 10 time. His
speech was listened TO by his au-
dicnce with unmistakable evidences
OF intere { and approval. lie discussed
with marked ability and clearncSs (and
giving no occasion FOR objection and criti-
ciSm on the part OF those who do not con-
eur with HIM the issues IN the pending
contest. and the efforts 10 bring back the
government Of the country to the old paths
OF integrity and purity in the administers
ton Of public affairs. Such speeches as
Colonel Cabclls will do good, and he ought
10 be heard through the state. The Dem
OcTats are organized, and the several COM
mittees win not be figurc-headS. but will
lo0ri with efficiency. They are encouraged
bv the fact that some OF those who went ont
from us to EeadiusteriSm $50 called have
no idea o! going into Radicallsm.
The nominations of Colonel Randolph
Harrison for the Senate and OF Mr.. George
". Rcdd. Jr., for the House Of Delegates.
u cordially received, and these most re-
spcctcd gentlemen will receive the votes OF
every Democrat in the county. it is be-
Hcved. They are worthy OF the confidence
OF the people.
Thanks for Mr.. ncnry's clear and admi-
Fable letter in relation TO public schools, in
the Dispatch oi the 18th.
our esteemed friend, the late Colonel
Edmund W. HUBBARD, was in the House
while Mr.. Calhoun was in the Senate OF
the United states. The distinguished SEN
ator once said Of Colonel Hubbard, in con-
yersation. Gle is invaluable for his sta
tistics." We may well say the same OF Mr..
Henry. :.
Moro Cheering News from the South
side.
The following occurs i'm a letter from
one Of The Democratic canyasSers TO n
Richmond merchant:
am expecting good results this time
that is. il the changes from rCadiustment
are as decided in ether portions OF the
state as in the SOuthslde. White folks are
flockng together here.
Bath. Highland. ana Allegheny.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATOIN-ME. TUCKER
SPEAKS.
ISpecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WARN SPRINGS, VA. September 20, 1888.
The Democrats Of Highland. Bath. and
Allegheny met in convention here to-day
and unanimously nominated Charles p.
Jones for the House. The nomination was
received with great enthusiasm, and is con-
sidered a strong one.
Hon. J. r. Tucker spoke to maSs-meet-
ing. Auditor Allen was present, but re-
fused 10 divide time. Mr.. Tucker made an
able and eloquent speech. A large crowd
listened to him with undated attention.
In answer 10 a loud call General Hooker,
Of Mississippi. made on eloquent speech.
Put Bath down all right
New Kent and Charles city.
STRONG DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR THE
HOUSE.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch.
TUNsTALL's STATION
September 30, 1888.
The Democrats OF New Kent and Charles
City to-day nominated J. ID. O'Dell for the
House OF Delegates. The nomination is 4
strong one. Mr.. O'Dell is a resident and
prosperous merchant Of Statesyille, New
Kent county. and was formerly commits
sioner OF the revenue, but declined re-
election at the last election. lie was in
utilization with the ReadiuSter party until
the Massey Malone fight, when. seeing the
effort of the Roadiuster leaders to carry
the party into the Republican ranks, he re-
pudiated MahOnelsm.