Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-08

DDsAoeooem over tee Gtees~s ~ S"'s-
nssA-Assshss xaise Fsres-sasise DsDss-
ssssuss 70 ~ Arranged.
~ Democratic heart 81 Richmond beat
MN greet Joy yesterday morning whom 10
W. found tkat the Republicans conceded
- election Of Cleveland. Jay Gould's
sspgrs,ulstory dispatch removed the Nh.
ssyine fear thai bcset the minds Of the
dssbtiug Thomsses. II nads she skies
DsTfestly clear; in this joy did w gssd
tss.
Twenty-fsur years have passed since the
ssuutry has had q Democratic President,
ssd yesterday there were q crest many
verify persons who found It impossible
~ realize that this srdsr Of ssisgs was
shsnged. Daring Republican rais the
social system Of tbe land has bees revsIu-
tionSxsd. The soil has bees uptsrsed BY
ths rsd-hot ploaahshrs Of war, ssd nature
hss had time 10 heal the sears. Boys have
become ,asB; yeunG men vetersRs. Tss
Government Of the United States has
changed from the simplicity Of republic
10 - almost issupportabis tyranny. Less
tAas week ego Federal efiieer Of justice
here refused 10 give the Democrats recog-
nhisn ~ deputy msrsbals; that, too, after
his sh,ef thr. Hushec had given solemn
assurances shat Democratic should b sp-
pointed. Federal sppointsss have strustsd
abcst the psIIs an 70 they were masters Of
The people. Alb, ne wonder 1t has bees
hsrd 10 realize that We now have the dawn
Of . brighter day.
TOO GOOD, TOO essD.
The saws seemed to be toe good TO ss
rue.
Newspaper men were tortured with the
Susstions: Whois electedi Cleveland, had
70 Do the snswer. Are YOU sure? Oh,
yss DO they give IL upi Yes, Gould
and oil 81 them give II mp. "Weli," the
mac would say, " can't realize II. What
10 Cltveland's plurality in New York;"
So lsng has the South been out 10 the
Geld; 90 long have our hopes Of Demo-
cratic President been cheated. that there
are many here who will never feel safe
until they 20 TO Washington and with
their swD eyes behold Cleveland inaugu-
rsteS. All the same, Cleveland IL the man,
snd Blaine has been siven nstiss as-
ssraingiy.
TIE CRswD.
The crowd which eougregsted IN front
Of the Dispatch Office on "wednesday and
thursday was there again yesterday morn
NJ.
seed. From hour 10 hsur 10 grew better
uskl 81 "A p. n. IL was announced thai the
National Csmnittss had notified Blaine
that Cleveland was elected.
That satisfied all except those who have
10 70 70 Washington before they will BE-
lave.
During the day the enthusiastic people
demanded speeches OF Speaker Stuart, Hon.
Jshn r. Massey, n. &. Ha.kins, Esq, Gel
ensI Evans, W. r. Drinkard, G. OBJ. Co
wsrdia, J. Bell Bigger, and others.
The remarks were cOngratulatory IN char
astsr, temperate In tone, and even the
most foolish negro must now know that
under Democratic rule all his rights will be
preserved and protected. They will net
DO enslavtd a. they have been told they
will Be freer men hereafter than they have
svsr been under the nsstership Of the
Federal Office holders.
ANOTHER sALsTB.
NJ U glOCa hlfs w .. AttfNlt, tus tNtf-
aitbful apd untiriDg superintendent or
- the old City.Hsll lot and Cred 100 guns |
or Cleveland and then gun for each con- !
FRESHMAN elected from Virginia, ~ follows:
Per Thomas Croxton, fred BY Thomas =.
Layr; for George ID. Wise, fred by w. s.
Latlett; fer George G. Cabell, by L. p.
|1seks; for ]. W. Daniel. by Colonel r. II.
oven, Of Halifax; for T.. L. O'FsrraIl, Nv
Dshn r. Co.'S, Of Albemsrle; for John s.
by w. =. Eustase. 81 Chariottss-
vile; for Connslly =. Trigg, by George |
". Nintcr; for J. Randolph Tucker, by !
<enator koiner.
After this sun wa, fred fer each Demo
'ratie Sflie.
The closing sup was for the old, one
Gagged veteran, Major siywater, the
runner Of this occasion and Of dozens OF
theTs when Democracy was 10 be doomed.
IN iNPRoEPIU FERMENTATION LAST hIGnr.
Last night large number OF people col
sstsd In front Of the Dispatch, numbering
evsTsl hundred. Al a few minutes 10
,'elsck q line was formed, headed by a
,apd Of music, speakers were hastily got
en- tesetbsr and placed in hacks, when the
rider wss given to msrcb. As the process
iou Hoved along the streets the crowd
rev larger and larger until il numbered
everal thousands. All along The route the
sthusissm was great and the cheers for
,isyelapd and Hendricks was ineessan' and
Issfening. When the procession reached
he City Hall a halt was called aud shsrt
md stirrpg speeches were made by Senator
kbsolom koiner, OF Augusta, aud Dele
rates 4. Brown Evans, 81 kiddleseS, and !
B. y. Nunford, oil Pittsylvania. The |
speakers we're introduced 10y Meade Has
kins, Esq. Al the conclusion Of the speak |
lpg the crowd returned Us enthusiastic rs |
ever 10 the starting point and then DIS
psrs(d.
PITY CCsnITTHE-FCBLIC DEMONSTRATION. |
Al meeting Of the City Committee held |
asst night = subcommittee was appointed !
10 srrange fora great public demonstration |
IN Tucsdsy week. Mr.. Siegel was asked !
% report plsn 10 the Committee OF Stns |
an hOntny night next Il "a a'elpek NJ