Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

tion and to be present at your mccting on
the night OF the 24th instant.
With best wishes for the success OF your
cause, am yours truly, JoHN GoODE.
PHILADELPHIA, October TO, 1884.
Ny Dear sir,-Yours of the l1th instant
received by me on my return from yir-
ginia and West Virginia. II will be i'm.
possible for me to be In Richmond on the
oath instant, as the National and State Com
mittees OF New York have assigned me 10
speak at Albany on that date. This en-
gagement was made some time ago. 1t Is
nv purpose, II possible, to speak in Rich
mond for hr. Wise before the election.
Yours truly. SAMUEL j. RANDALL.
LYNCuBURG, Va. October IS, 1881.
Dear Sir,-Your kind letter OF invitation
TO Major Daniel to address the people OF
Richmond on oath to hand. In reply beg
leave 10 say that Major Daniel is ont OF the
city, and his engagements are 80 numerous
and pressing It will be impossible for him
TO accept the kind and appreciated invita-
tion. He has an appointment for every
day until after the election.
With cordial thanks In Major Daniels
behalf, and regrets that he cannot accept,
am, very respectfully yours.
RICHARD LECKIE.
in charge Of office. and Secretary OF Sixth
Congressional District Committee.
WILMINGTON. DEL. October 1S. 1Sst
Dear sir,-I have been away from home
upon protracted tour in West Virginia.
Ohio, and Illinois, and returned from Bal
timore only last evening.
Tlte ~ ri ,ooo,,,,E 60 ,,.,. fo,I - So
spond TO your invitation to address the
Democracy Of Richmond on the oath.
Tomorrow ] 20 TO New York to fulfil
engagements to speak there, which render
it physically impossible for mc to be in
Richmond on the oath.
New York State is now the real battle.
ground for the presidency, and 4 demand
is made for my presence there which | cam
not refuse.
need not say how deeply interested
am in the progress OF the canvass In Nir-
gIui9, and entirely hopeful OF the result.
Nothing prevents my coming 10 yon but
the duties which am sure you recognize.
Truly and respectfully yours,
+. +. BAYARD.
CLEVELAND CONTINUES TO CONE TO THE FRONT
Yesterday showed more blaze OF the po-
litical campfire than has yet been seen
htreabouts. There was much talk and
good deal OF money put up. Cleveland
men were iubilant. and the tenor Of re-
marks showed that in Richmond certainly
new outburst OF confidence in the success
Of the Democracy had taken place. Nume-
rous etteIs from New York Businessmen
were shown, amongst them the following
from a widely-known gentleman who has
been lifelong Republican. He writes to
Major James ID. Patton: "From all the In
dications, New York will 90 for Cleveland.
The demonstration by the New York
businessmen at their meeting in Wall
street last week. and at the recep-
ton given Governor Cleveland; the names
attached 10 the list OF committees, COM
prlsing the leading bankers, merchants.
and capitalsts-men who have hitherto
voted the Republican ticket. but who now
are doing for Cleveland what they did for
Garfield four years ago-places beyond all
cayil the feeling and voice Of the silent
vote that generally remains away from the
polls unless aroused by some wonderful
motive, such a. the present campaign
presents. Bets are made by knowing ones
that the State will 90 for Cleveland, and
even odds are offered with but few takers.
Your folks must not lose Virginia, rs we
count on the solid South for victory. We
are brimful OF enthusiasm up here, and
the fire will be kept burning until the 9Th
Of November. when the tattooed Plumed
knaye will be handed back to his Maine
friends for cremation.
REGISTRARS AND JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The following is list OF registrars.
Judges, and commissioners Of election made
complete by the appointment OF judges OF
election by the Hastings Court;
ClGy W0rd.-First Precinct-Registrar
and Judges J.N. Reddy, George J. Hoop
er, william A. Sutton. SccOnd-Regis-
trar and Judges William Flcgenheimer.
+. r. IsbeIl, 4. A. Lacy. Third-Regis-
irar and Judges: AL. Burford. James VI.
Donnan. c. W. Burr. Fourth-Registrar
and Judges William 4. Jacob, II. \.
TTudell. c. =. Courtney.
Monroe Fdrd-Fir,l Precinct-Rcgis-
trar and Judges: :. b. Ragland, II. II.
wilkins, Il. A. MIles. Sccond-Registrar
and Judges Thomas Elicit. McLlin Plea
SAINTS. +. Baughn. Third-Registrar and
Judges: ID. Il. Jones, Jacob Cohn. X. A.
Paul. Fourtb-R Registrar and Judges:
William l.. Griffin. John G.. Moss, John W.
Gillian. Fifth-Registrar and Judges:
Henry Hudnall, &. +. Wingo, John NJ.
Ryall.
Madison Ward.-First Regis
trar ana Judges: b. W. Russell. John ii.
Knowles, Jr., Peter Hotties. Second-Rc-
gistrar and Judges: +. =. Mayo, II.
l.. Wigand. W. u. Selden. Third
Registrar and Judges: John W. Fish
er. James II. Pecor. V. A. Favier.
Fourth Registrar. jas. Z. Wood; Judges:
II. L. Pelouze, John p Quarles. W. Eiol-
Zapfel.
jefferson Udrd.-First Precinct-Regis-
trar and Judges: ID. Dclarue, John StaIn-
per. Il. N. Leonard. Second-Registrar
and judges 4. j. Robertson, Charles
kaufman. A. Davis. Third Registrar and
Judges +. Z. Murphy, :. X. Perdue, y.
j. Smith. Fourth Registrar and judge,
J. II. Childrey, $. W. Fdrrar. James NJ
Elicit.
Marshall Udrd.-First Preci1ct Regis
trsr: George w. smoot; Judges: John
j. Cannon, ID. ii. Alley, +. r. Scott. Sc
cond-Registra and Judges X. II. Bate.
W. B. smith. r. ID. Champlin. Third
Registrar and Judges: Rowland Hill, y.
q. Baker, James w. Hall.
jackson Ipdrd.-First Precinct-Regls-
trar and Judges 4. A. DakIn. william IT,
Malone, j. A. Hueles. Second-Regisu1r
and Judges Joseph X. Braselman. Il. II:
Kreatz, r. lawson. Third-Regstrar ana
Judges: l.. W. Dorsett, John Z. Morris'ey;
Joseph L. Farrar. Fourth-Registrar ara
Judges: Nj. Carmody, j. c. Donnella, ~
Griffin. Commissioner John w flsher'
William Flegenbelmer, L. Z. Murphy, u.
B. Jones. ID, G.. Baker.
In the Fourth precinct OF Madison Wrd
and the First precinct OF Marshall Ward
the registrars, il will be seen, are mol
judges.
REGISTRATION PLACES.
The registrars ought to let the pun.
know where they propose TO open places oi
registration on the 18th. Some changes
are 10 be made.
A place Of registration or OF voilne
once established and become well known
ought never 10 be changed without ths
best sort OF cause. To do so confuses ana
the public.
The Dispatch will publish the places %
soon as the registrars fix upon them.
Tue yEw PRECINCTS.
The Dispatch has several times publish
ed the information rs TO the new preciho.s
laid on in Jackson. Clay, and MonIoo
Wards, and will do so again II necessary
but the sensible thing TO do for any one IN
terested Is 10 step In at city or ward heau,
nuarfere where ho can taarn exartly NuAt