Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

1cKEsED on GREELEY.
J. r. Montgomery. Of Marshall WTd
loystef-desler): What are your pollticsf
| was Democrat until they endorsed
Doiacc Greeley, and since then have been
voting for The best men irrespective OF par
ties. aud in municipal elections the same.
VIII there be any ehaneesg
] am not prepared 10 answer; have not
been able 10 zee MANY 81 the new members.
but suppose that there will be. do not
lock upon the fight OF Thursday a. ans
PARTY issue.
Afeyou in favor Of making any changess
think there Is room for Improvement IN
some Of the departments.
win there be q confereDcei
am not prepared 10 ans wer.
Have there been many candidates 10 see
Won;
Yes: eeyerll--a good many Of the old
officials, as well as others that are not in
Office. Yes, am a knight.
BLAINE MAN.
Frank e. Murphy. Of jefferson Ward
] am an Independent in politics. and
have voted for both Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates. Ny last vote in national
politics was cast for Jane. Blaine, and the
lrsi one was for Hancock.
VIII there be any changes in the city
Offices
To the yiciorsbelong the spoils, and most
assurcdly there will be changes.
Are you for change?
Yes. decidedly.
Wbyf
Eecause approve Of putting men in
Office who stood 10y the Reform ticket.
Do you think there will be much Of
cbsuge
] an for clean sweep in all the depart
Tsrtmonis.
What l. your business!
lam an oil-drummer and secretary OF the
Knights OF Labor sOapisctory.
s0yE CHANGES.
Mir. !. T.. Parrish. o. Marshall Ward,
manager IN tobaccO-iactory There VIII
te some chnnges. what officers will be put
out. | an unable 10 say. There viii be
conference held by the members-elect on
the Reform ticket in reference 10 this.
ATe you in favor Of any changes!
Ye-: but | decline 20 answer as 70 who l
wish turned out. | have always been a
Democrat and voted that ticket. ! have
NOT committed myself 10 any candidates,
and in reference 10 them | will be governed
bv The result % The conference that viii be
held.
NOT FOR 4 CLEAN SWEEP.
John +. Chappell. Of Jefferson Ward
carriage painter, Yes, sir; there VIII be
some changes
Are youin favor Of changes in any Of the
del aTiments!
am.
Are YOU in favor Of ga clean swept"
| am moi; but ! am in favor Of removals
Tor good causes. aud believe that there are
a good many men in office who are not
competent 10 discharge their duties. ]
have not committed myself to any candi-
dates. nor will do %.
Who will be President Of the Council?
John T. Bethel ought 10 be.
" bat Gre your politics?
have always voted the Democratic
ticket. but do not beieveiD party politics.
re FAvoRs CHANGES.
MIR. NJ. Murphy. Of Jefferson Ward coop
cring estabii>hmenD:
viii there be any changes in the city
officers!
OF course, expect there will be.
How many Of the old officers will be put
out?
DO moi know.
Are YOU for change OF any Of the head
Of the departments
Yes. an: but will be governed by The
result Of ;bc conference that win be held
bv the members elect OF the Reform ticket
| have seen but few OF the members a
vet. J have been Republican and an
one yet.
CLEAN swEEPEE.
Mr.. Jacob J. LANCE. of Monroe Ward
cfecd-dCaler): Certainly there Will be
| changes.
Arc Won in favor Of them?
! IS. sir: but / VIII re gUiCvG - IL
! conference That il 10 Doe beld. There are
number Of candidates for all Offices.
Are YOU in favor Of q clean sweep:
Yes; / am in for clean sweep OF al
| officers.
What are your politicsf
have always been a Democrat, and an
one yet.
WANTS his PRIENDs IN.
Mr.. 4. l.. owen. Of Monroe Ware
! fclothier): viii there be any changes IN th'
! city officers:
Yes: we are going in for clean sweep
Are YOU IN favor OF clean sweep!
! have some friends that would like Il
remain: with that exception | am for
| clean sweep.
! What are your politics.
Democratic square through, and don
you forget it.
FOR THE BEST MIN,
Mr.. Richard A. Hughes. Of Jefferson
! dIy-coods clerk: SIN Democrat, an'
! will rcmlin one. | shall vote for The bc>
men that can be bad for the different Offices
and want il understood that | am not 81
| extremist.
FRIENDS sHOUL9 II REWARDED.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Kcndler. OF Clay Ward
lof Uciuson a RENDERS Galvanized lroi
Works: lcs, sir, there VIII be som
changes: ara in favor Of making som
changes. The men who supported Ia
Reform ticket expect something, and
! ought 60 be given them, | have neye
voted any but the Democratic ticket.
What is the policy OF the Reform party
There will De a caucus for the purpose q
deciding what shall be done. The Clay
| Ward delegation will meet Monday 10
consultation. In the selection Of officers
favor a conservative course. ] want 10 pu
in office men who are well quahhed 10 u
them.
! SOME OFFICIALS SHOULD not EXPECT RI
ELECTION.
Mr.. W. r. Pcarce, Of Monroe ware
druggist: Yes, ! suppose there viii b
some change. There are afew officials who
l think. will not be reelected, aud Shout
not expect 10 be. ] am for compeieu
mel. for an positions, and | viii serve iaii
fully and 10 The best interest OF the city
uma Democrat, and never voted any o,ht
| ticket.
WILL ABIDE TIE CONFERENCE.
Mr.. J. Il. Kelly, Of Monroe Ward (gr'
ceT: do not know what ! shall 90 abot
tie changes until consult with other meu
/ hers, but shalt abide the result OF The cor
! ference.
What are your politicsf
Good. honest. and free government;
have no other answer 10 give you.
JACKSON wAGp.
The membcrs-elect from Jackson War
on the Reform ticket are all Republicans.
SYMBOLS OF THE WEATHER.
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