Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
more Of his tinkcrius with that or any
rHY nLAIR nrrI..

tfphhi hNHtctn hdN fthcheu q degree pl tt-
iciency remarkable under the circum-
| stances by whichwe have been surrounded.
As 20 the Blair educational bill the Con-
qrsssion0i Record shows that General Ma
horc did nH give 60 it his support and
vote.
MASSACHUSETTS, AID VIRGINIA.
General Malone in his Abingdon speech
compared Virginia with Massachusetts,.
( The picture he drew was not flattering 10
our pride. He cndeavOred 20 create the
/ impression that the difference in the pros
/ perty OF the two States is due TO the in
/ fiueuco Of the tariff
Virginia and Massachusetts ere subject
70 the same laws. Malone must look IN
another direction for tho explanation. II
the policy OF taking from our people the
earnings Of their toll beyond the lust re-
Qdirements Of the Government aud trans
ferring them 10 the northern section Of the
Union by liberal appropriations shall be
continued the condition of the south VIII
soon bc similar 30 that of unfortunate Ire
land.
IN conclusion Mr. Wise urged the Demo
Gratis of Heurico TO renewed efforts 10 win
a glorious and decisive victory.
COLONEL ELLETT.
This speaker was the last orator Of the
evening. lie gave some Of his experience
as district canvasser, from which his 0u-
diencc drew great encouragement.
Referring to Malone the speaker ridi;;
culed the idea of his posing as the friend
of the white man aud sketched the record
Of that individual in an able manner.
At the conclusion Of Colonel Elletts
speech refreshments were served after
which the clubs and visitors returned 10
their homes, much encouraged by the able
addresses they had listeend to.
REMARKS.
The meeting was asundoubtedly the largest
ever held in the county, there being at
least 200 people present, among them
several ladies. A great many members Of the
Fair-Oaks Club were also present. The or
der observed was of the best. with the ex-
ception Of few unruly boys. who made
their presence heard during the early part
of the evening.
4 few more successful rallies like this
and HenricO viii soon iOin her sister Rich
mond in the Democratic columns.
FAIRFIELD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The following are the officers Of the
above club, under whose auspices the
meeting was held: Adam Dacont, presi-
dent: John VI. NOgel, wee president; Jacob
Deitrick. secretary: Il. ;. Newman, trea-
surcr: Jacob Machtcr, financial secretary.
The membership Is about one hundred.
THE OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
last night, President FlournOy presiding.
Much important political business was
transacted and great enthusiasm was mani
tested.
Invitations were accepted to participate
in the meeting to bo held at COrcOran Hall
tonight also. to take part IN tho demon
stration of the Drummcrs' Club on the 4th
of November. when the Old Dominion Will
parade in "a bOdya in their new uniform.
.i,DLf H. ~
]. Taylor Ellyson, S. Taylor Evans, and
Alr. Meade llaskins. They were all good
and were well received.
That Of Mr. Ilaskins was sharp and
well-directed assault on MabOne's political
career and was lnterspersed with well-told
anecdotes.
CLAY-wABD ACTIyEs.
At meeting Of this fine body of Demo-
cratic workers held last night a resolution
WAS adopted accepting the invitation OF
the Drummers' Club to participate in their
parade and meeting on November 4th.
Hon. II. L. Pollard was called upon tor
speech and made fine one, presenting
briefly but cloquently and ably the great
issues Of the day.
Mr. c. ]. Phillips also spoke very effect
lively.
EAsT-END DEMOCRATS A ZINE SPEECH IN
PROSPECT.
A mass-mceting of Democrats will be
held in CorcOran Hall tonight.
Il will be under the auspices OF the
Union Club. but all Democratic organiza-
tions are invited 10 participate.
Hon. Il. 7. Barton. of Winchester. will
be the principal speaker 4 band OF music
has been engaged for the occasion, and Il
big turnout of voters is expected.
JACKSON wARD-FoUBTH PRECINCT.
There will be meeting of the Demo
cratic club of the Fourth precinct of Jack
son Ward tonight at their rooms, No. 7J5
north Seventeenth street.
This fearless and energetic band OF party
workers are using all efforts To bring out
every voter at the approaching election.
PowHATAN CLUB TONIGHT.
There Will be a meeting OF the Powhatan
Club at O'Clock this eveing. Popular
speakers will make addresses.
TIM DRUN,iEEs' DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
A meeting of tie Executive Committee
of the DrummeTs' Democratic Club was
held last night.
Colonel Tazowell Elicit was appointed
chief marshal of the parade and was au-
thorized 10 select hls aids.
Each club that Will join in the movement
is requested TO appoint IFS marshal and re-
port to Colonel Elicit as soon as possible
Mr.. William ReinhcilneT was named ~
marshal Of the DIummers' Club and Mr.
c. IT, Phillips and Or. Handley assistants.
All Democrats Of Richmond and Man
chester and other parts of the State are
cordially invited to participate.
Mayor EllysOn Will preside mt the meet
ing. which will be held at the Richmond
Theatre on the night Of the 4th Of Novem-
Der.