The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-30
FACTS FOR OUR FOLKS.
ARRANGEMENTS TO BRING SUME.
ROUS NEGRO VOTERS HERE.
Rally I'm Clay Ward-Henrfco Orgnni.
zattOn-PolftfcaI Points, &C., dc.

Rally IN Clay Wnrd-fenrfc0 Orgnu1'
zatton-PoliticaI Points, &C., dc.
The Democrats of Clay Ward will assem-
bic in mass-meeting on Friday night, the
I'd, near the corner OF Main and Belyidere
streets. There will be speaking, music,
bon-ires, &c. The following gentlemen
are expected to address the people: Mr..
s. b. Witt, Judge Joseph Christian, Mr..
r. +. Beirne, Colonel Thomas j. Evans,
Mir. James n. Dunlop, and Colonel William
S. Gilman, and as General FitZhugh Lee Is
expected to be here on that day, he may
also speak.
BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR TICKETS RIGHT.
From "copy" sent to printers here In
Richmond It is evident that the Democratic
committees throughout the State cannot be
too careful in printing their ballots, espe-
cially where senator is to be elected.
There may be trouble II in one county
we print the nominees name j. Smith and
in another John Smith. Ideniically the
same name--the identical letters, initials,
and words OF the name--should be on the
ticket (ballot) in each and all the counties
OF the district.
! II will be ever so much .better for one
tOrial district. He would, OF course, put
in the name OF the senator the SAME for
every county; he would change the
"form" to put in the right name Of the
nominee for the House in each county.
! We must guard our rights well. We
must not furnish technicalties for the enc
selves OF the slightest technicality 10 put
fho;r ourt, man In, opJ nitrs ont
|. POLITICAL POINTS.
| Democrats of Richmond, make up your
mind to this You have cot TO come early
( to the polls November 9Th; You have got
to stick in line till your turn to vote comes.
+ It may take one or two hours or more. but
you must do it. So now arrange your busi-
ness ahead.
( The negroes are going to try to crowd
you out. You must not allow it.
/ This appeal need hardly to be made to
the mechanics. They are ever faithful. 1t
is the Businessmen who generally desert
! the polls when they see ten or twenty
voters in line ahead OF them.
An enthusias tic meeting OF the Hanover
Junction Democratic Club, held on Satur-
day night, was addressed by Messrs. II. y.
I Atkinson, Jr., Il. T. Jones, and DR.. Mon
/ teiro.
THEY ARE CROwDING Us.
The enemy are going to pour crowd
OF negroes into this city from the PENN
sula.
/ Four hundred will arrive here by the
| Chesapeake and Ohio train Saturday eve
ming.
Seventy-fvc viii be here by boat from
I Newport's News Saturday afternoon.
| 1t is not yet known whether these peo'
pie will be voted in Richmond OF in the
close counties around this city.
Do our people see the danger!
RESULT 0P REGISTRATION.
The result Of the registration in this city
for this election is very favorable TO the
Democrats. The whites had majority OF
about 1900 before the work was com
menced. That majority has been hand
somely increased, and we are registered
now more closely than ever before. The
interest taken in the registration indicates
that the whites will do their duty election'
day. II they do, Richmond will, as ever
lead the column OF Democratic communi
ties.
The negroes did nearly all Of their regis
tiation on Saturday; we did nearly all o.
ours before Saturday.
ROUSE Up, MONR0E-wARD MEN.
There will be n meeting tonight OF th'
precinct committees OF Monroe Ward a
200 east Main street. This is n meeting o
vital importance, and all good citiZen
should be there TO unite in an endeavor Il
check what is threatened to be frau(
upon the Democratic party.
CLUB MEETINGS.
JeffersOn-Wa Club meet tonight at I.
O'Clock.
Marshall-Ward Club meet tonight at
O'Clock. There will be speaking by the
candidates and Others.
The First and Second Precincts Club o
Jackson Ward meet at s O'Clock tonight
HEXRIco DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION.
The following is our party organization
in Henrico county:
County COnsmiHee.-L. 7. Wiekham
chairman; Myer Angle. secretary; Jane
Russell. William NJ. McGruder, l. Solo
man, William }. Boyd, II. II. Griflin. Jack
son Childress, W illlam Frazier, - smith
A. NJ. BraXton.
Precinct Committeemen.-H II. c. Ileehler
Charles 4. Brauer, Benjamin Ashby
Charles Austin, W. ID. Liggan, Williat
Nuckols, John Yarbrough. William Chad
dock. Bowler Eacho, James Lyons, Georg
Taylor, Heitor TAYLOR, John Eppes, Georg
Alfriend, ID. &. Richardson. Louis Miller
Richard Allen, John ii. Minor. Il. X
Evans. J. II. Maynard, Isaac Schwartz
John c. Goodman, X. L. King, j. X. PocR
lington, w. j. Blankenship, L. X. Gum
Conrad Buckner, Il. ID. Gum, Emme
} Throgmorton, Andrew jackson, Samut
Whitlow, John Gathright, John X. FuS
sell, John Haycock, Thomas j. Yarbrougl
G.. w. Childrey, John Il. Whitlock, Saun
ders Warmer, Liston Gatewood, Il. ii
Nelson. p. p. Patterson, Thomas l.. Pc
lard, W. 5. Leake, j. f. Jones, a.
Greer, b. f. Puryear, Ned Henley, X.
Henley, Thomas L. NuchoS, A. Il. Cot
trell. II. F. GaskIns, Caskle Smith, Williar
Shepperson, Fontaine Tyler, Thoma
Shaw, T. A. Wickham, Thomas Grafton
Joseph Burner, Buck Smith, w. T. Merr
man. Fred. Lynne. Richard Moran, Georg
Chamberlaine. Robert Browning. John I
Jones, NJ. f. Burton, w. III. Cauthorn, '
Floyd, Garland Haynes, L. X. Burke, i
Teller, J. s. Rowe, T. q. Polaski, w. n
, Ford, Nicholas Walton, r. j. Throgmol
ton, j. =. Walton, William Y. Mordeca
n. n. Wlkerson. John 4. Broaddus, +. /
Tinsley. John Il. Blackburn, G.. III. Harrir
5. Solomon, Thomas Valentine, Joseph L
Blackburn.
Police Court.
The following cases were disposed 0
Yesterday: -.
William Spindle (colored(. charged wit
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