Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-07

! ment Iy liz Biaiac crowd II WIis,
tie rcoclc xcuefsIiv I,cIioyc II .
| scheme TO stcsi New York, or ~ ffna;
proof that their CLAIMS are supported IVY
| inconiroyersib!e facfs trouble will occur.
| Merchants. LAWYERS, mechanics. and iabo--
| crs are alike Irritable. anu the ''whyO"
| aud loodIum elements avnit but an on
| rorIunlty 10 commit crime Ia vhole-
sale manner.
| All the figures available io the men dis
, rtsed 10 sci forth ;be truth iaaica,c that
J Chylhrd las carried the State by a p'a.
rsIiiy oi shaut 2,Cee, Ygt this afternoon
TIC 3riJvpe. urged thereto BY the Rcpnb.
iican National Committee. las but f)rtl
| pfer os,crors clainis, the basis OF which II
| tas been cOnutlled 10 change from honv
| 10 hour IL is now asserting
boldly, without attempting to give amp
hgGres thai blaine aud logan have been
elected lis bulletins are greeted by Blaine
net. wiili cheers. which IN turn are howl
| 90 down bY tie supporters or Cleveland.
lie latter have proof that they are right.
in .fCI. The san al O'Clock Tonight an
nounccd that Cleveland had : plur ,liiy OF
l';'Go. Al day and night Prlniing-ii0u-e
square las been throrgcd with excited
rnftsans. Tonight an impromptu pro-
cesS'on followed portrait OF Cleveland out
OF tie sQusrc and through the tenencnt-
hcuse Districts, It's constituents becoming
inpe nUmerou. and excited every moment.
penrrg burning brooms and Improvised
torches. they visited the Tribune Office
ardihe Western Union building and hovled
out their anger. Their fiYori,e cry WI,
"Dea;h to Jay Could" " Down with uio-
nopolls's. mo theft" Down with
tbievps"
ByskiIln work the police got their ban
rtr away from them ~ they were moving
into The nest turbulent portion OF the First
ward. Having nothing 10 follow, they
returned To Printing House Square 10 await
Developments.
Crowd, q bcticr dressed. more sell
rcstalned, ui.nOi-lcss-detcfmiGed men ~
CASE they become convinced that fraud il
likely 10 be practiced on them. paraded
Broadway and Filth avenue.
Passing the beadquarier, OF the Rcpubl-
can NatioDsi Committee they were oc-
cssioua'ly !eered hy some ruilims OF the
mC>l degraded typc who bad been gather
ca there for some insCrItable purpose.
fortunately the crowd Was not intent 90
smsl! game. They went on up Fiflb ave-
nUc and howled Out their dis onteu, with
Jay ti0uld in front OF his house. lie il re.
ported tonight 70 have fed from the city
IN fear after having had 4 conference With
President Arthur. Steve Elklhs. Johnny
O'Brien, and Johnny Davenport.
Iii. lie would certainly not be safe were
lie caUgh, in the street, for he is universally
believed Co be The main fac'or Of the doubt
and anxiety pelyaGng the city. AZ a
meeting OF representatives Of businessmen
Who paradcd for Cleveland and Hendricks
in tbe unparalleled procession OF last sat
urdny Gould wa, roundly denounced.
The business Interests were represented
by men who felt indignant aud outraged
at the bold game % blum prlcticcd by the
Blaine men. and were authorized by their
several clubs 10 sanction am prudent mc9.
surc> 10 expose and punish the i0bherS who
had cndcayorcd TO take the public by The
thro,i
Those present 10 the meeting, while de-
Ginning TO give even blicf report oi the
discussion, were agreed in saying thai any
attempt at fraud or tTickery on She part 81
The Blaine men would bee promptly and
efleciurlly met. The businessmen, they
said. were very much IN earnest for fair
count. Members of The Republican clubs
who voted for Blaine had given their
promises during the DAY of hearty CO..
OF Grafton Ia suppTeSsing iobbery.
A similar meeting was held by the Who'll
,ac Dry Goods Cleveland and Hendricks
Club. Two hundred merchants were
present.