The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-14

William ii. Payne, Phillip w. Mckinney,
John Il. Harris, John Goode, Page Nc
Carly. r. +. Beirne, Samuel III. Newberry,
John +. Massey, Holmes Conrad, Abram
Fulkers0n, and Waller r. Staples.
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS.
The delegations will ali meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning to organize and to elect their
members OF the usual Convention commit
tees.
The meeting-places are as follows:
First District: Krause's Hotel, Broad
street, next to the Theatre.
Second District: sanger Hall, Seventh
street between Broad and Marshall.
Third District: Murphy's. Eighth be-
tween Broad and Grace.
Fourth District: Sanger Hall.
Fifth District: Krause's.
Sixth District: Blues Armory, Seventh
street in rear Of Theatre.
Seventh District Blues Armory.
Eighth District Monticello Hall, Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh.
Ninth District: krause's.
Tenth District Krause's.
In order TO expedite the work OF the
Convention and avoid unnecessary loss OF
time in its organization, the delegates OF
the ten congressional districts are request
ed to select the following committeeman
Three members OF the Committee on Cre-
dentials.
Three members OF tie Committee on
Permanent Organization.
Three members OF the COMMITTEE on
Resolutions.
Five members Of the State Central Com
mittee.
And the chairmen of their district dele
cations and the chairmen OF the different
county delegations.
Personal.
Among gentlemen already here are
Nessrs. John 5. Barbour, Ham. Shepherd.
Fitz. Lee. George c. Cahel, 5. II. New
berry, Charles T. O'Ferrall, Catlett Glib
son. John T. Harris. Waller r. Staples. X.
AsAyres, Phil. Mckinney, Connolly Trigg,
Charles Il. Stuart, NJ. Hanger, Il. A. Cog
hiil. Thomas 5. Bocock, George T. Carri-
son. John GOOde, Thomas Smith, Taylor
Berry. p. A. Krise, s. W. Venable, and W.
T. .Joynes Alexander Hamilton and ;. J..
Arlington. of Petersburg; General Will
liam Terry and David 5. Pierce, OF Wythe;
John Neeley, OF AccOmack; eX-Jucge
.Iohn T. Lowell, OF Warren; AeX-Judge
Mullen and eX-Judge Whittle, of Henry;
Robert Beverley, OF Fauquier; General j.
q Field. of Culpeper; Paul Edmunds, OF
Halifax: Samuel q. Graham, OF Rock
bridge: NJ. Glennan, OF Norfolk city !;
General W. b. Taliaferro, OF Gl0uces-
Ter ex-senator Bland and 5. Brown
Evans, OF MiddleseX; II. Il. Pollard, OF
King and Queen: j. III. III. Figgatt ana
Corbin NJ. Reynolds, OF Botetourt; Dr.
Trriel Terrel. of Orange; DR.. ;. ii. Moiiett.
Of Rockingham: Henry Heaton, OF Lou
doun: John r. Thurman. of Bedford; !;
Holmes Boyd, OF Winchester: j. Hoge
TYLER. of Pulaski; b. b. Munford and
Jobn T. Hurt. Of Pittsylvania; Senator
Keeze,. of Rockingham; W. A. Jones, OF
Richmond county; G. Taylor Garnett, OF
Matthews: T. p. Wallace. OF Orange; n.
G. Holland, of DanvIlle; j. n. Stubbs, OF
GLOUCESTER; Camm Patteson, OF Bucking-
| ham. and r. w. Waller, OF SpotSvlyanla.
General Fitz. Lee and Major Baker +.
lee are mentioned as candidates for elect
OrS at large.
| Committee in Session.
The delegates came in numerously at
NIGHT. and at the Exchange Hotel the
state Executive Committee met at 5
O'Clock. with the following members pres
ent: John s. Barbour, chairman; IL.
Shepperd, secretary. u
! First District: Thomas W. Waller.
Warner Z. Jones, w. \. Jones tbY Mr.
George Walker, his proxy.
second District: NJ. Glennan, DR.. j. f.
Rrvant. j. w. Hubbard, John ID. Oden.
DR.. George f. Rives.
Third District: II. +. Belrne, h. II.
Cordwel. b. A. Hancock, and j. NJ. Hud'
Tourtb District: Thomas w. Smith,
Samuel +. Coleman, and John jackson.
Fifth District: G. g. Holland and Abram
Stapie (bv Mr.. Samuel Ii. Hoge, his proxy.
SiwtS District: z. A. Krise, $. j. Gr's-
ham. John ID. Horseley, ana Camm fatte-
Soc Scventb District: John NJ. White (by
rudoe .John l.. Cochran, his proxy. Ed
ward Echols, Judge ii. {. Allen 10y l.. H..
Newman, his proxy. "
Eighth District: Henry heatoh, ~;
Holmes Boyd, T. 2. Wallace, and General
W. III. f. Lee. .o,aS IA
THE DELEGATES.
The following was adopted:
Resoi,,ed. That the delegation from each
Of the ten congressional districts pe re-
0uested to recommend the names oI TWO
delegates and two alternates to represent
eacb of said districts in the Cmcago 0on-
ycntiou, and report the same TO tie S.aSe
convention called TO assemble at IL ociocH
tomorrow.
THE ELECTORS.
Mr. NJ. Glennan offered the following
which was adopted: ,
Resolved, That the committee recon-
mend 10 the Convention to provide ior ,ne
selection of one elector for each OF the nlne
districts as at present constituted, care
being taken that the elector for the pre-, pres
cnt First, Second, Third, Fourth. fitn'
sixth. Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth elee, e,
torsl districts shall be selected from one e OF
the counties in the new congressional ais.
tricts Of corresponding number, ana tna'
the convention select two electors ~ ,aIge,
and that in the event OF the Legislalure
changing the electoral districts 10 CONFORM
IN The new apportionment, then the o'a.e
Exec,ItIye Committee be authorized 10 ap'
no,nt an elector for the new Tentn o'S-
trict. .o,ootod as