Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

Mr.. JOYNFa.
The youngest man on tho ilckot was now
called upon and res pou1cd briefly. Nr Joynes
said he was no speaker. but camo down 20 ehake
hands with his Fulton brethren aud h9ped thcy
might cstnbish q friendship which Will 20 &C.
menicl iu all future years
Mr JOyncs makes no pretenslous 70 oihtof}'
but taike "a a pleasant C. cdnversaliopal ttyle' As
II discussing some business proposition ho
urged upon his hearers the importance OF or
cauiziug and WORKING. They shOuli not only
work iu clubs but every man should feel
nn Individual interest in the matter, ana
Fcc not only that he casts his own bnilol,
bui that his ncighbOr docs hkeWsc' " ior'
aaid hc, 81 DO believe. and t1is opinion
I share with many OF tho businessmen OF
Iiclmond, That ~ Mahouc should carry inis
siaic 10 will ho q ruin g. ali our manufacturing
and buslnesl Interests, ana thc condluoh OF
thc-e interests will De- far worse thsn they were
with another appeal for individual and club
work the speaker closed with a promise 70 VISIT
Fu.toa club many times before e!ccuon-day'
EEoRGAsIzED.
After Tie spenSing the club proceeded 20 ei-
feet ~ rgnniza-ion. This was done by the
election Of the following officers:
President, james Hartley.
First Vicc-Prosidcut 81. J. Fitzpatrick.
Second Nicc-Pr 'sident. 4. ". Butter.
Secretary, Joseph h. S0rg.
Treasurer, z. J.. Enright
Sefgcaut-ai-A Arms Robert Johnson
Executive CoDmtttoo: NJ. ;. burch, Robert
patrick
A large number OF new names were enrolled.
The Pow hatan Club.
Tho powhnfnn Club mot lest night A. their
lotdQuarters, Oh north Eighth street There was
Ca uIusually large attendance, over hundred
msmber- being prc'Cnt
Tho officers chosen nj the annual election,
which was held last Friday night, were Installed.
MR.. BYRD.
At Eve minutes after0 O'Clock tho club won't
into an informal 80 sion and President Preston
Belyn Introduced Mr Richard t. BYRD, o. WIN
chester. vino made q abort but eloquent address
Mr. Byrd is % prominent Democrat from inc
valley. is a mcmbsr 81 tho state Central CON-
mitioe. sni is a fluent ana graceful speaEer.
lie sfofcscd rapidly the issue oi the lmpehn-
ing camuuign, deyOung much of hl- ume 10
q s-u.sion Of tle morris - me Dcmociauc ucke'
aud 10 dofnorits o. The EcpsbHran ticket
Mr. byri is excellent q. telling anecdotes,
aud he related some yoiy amusing ones.
HON. r. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Nr Hrlviu now Introduced our candidate for
Acknowledgement Hon. H. Taylor scott. WHO
WAS received with loud and prolonged applause.
Mr. SCOTT a4Ked tho club 10 excuse hi'n irO'u
nnttrine moro than n few hfi"' romnrf@, as ne
was worn ont with constant speaking ~ ine oUeu
ar DO gave o. short account ~ his cAnvass in
tho Yalloy and the Southwest, where toe emo
cratic uurfy is thoroughly oreanHe1 Tor tho
Gght re reported tho outlook as very fhFor-
able. and In closing urged the club TO q thorough
organization for tho nght
MONTAGUE And CURTIS.
Mr. r. l.. Montague was next introduced, and
made O. short but uithy speech.
AZ lte conclusion bon. John \. GURUS one OF
the Democratic nominees for the House, came
into tho ball, ana iu respOns" 10 loud calls spoke
for "a fcW moments in that vigorous manner 20
char1c' oristic Of tbs well-kuoWn gentleman.
COLONEL ELLE1T.
C1lorol Tazewcil Klleu was now presented
md spoke of the hatred o. Mahone for tlc city
~ lichmonl aud his repeated attempts 10 se-
cure control Il tho police force.
Colonel Elicit spoke with much earnestne-s,
ana was literally applaude1. At the conclusion
o. his address The Grub resumed the considera-
t0u of business, AMI Wcro IN session until nearly
miinicht
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
During the evening President Belvin an
nouucei tho following gentlemen rs members
of tho executive Committee: Mossr3. william
Ioyons.ein james ID. Patton. and William Ryan.
The resident, Secretary. and Treasurer are e.
onclo members Of t.e committee.
JAcEsoN-wAHD CLUB.
Tho Democratic club Of the Fourth precinct in
Jark-o Ward was organized only aJew weeks
ap0. hut 10 Is doing excellent work.
Last uirht they had r. very large attendance
and the members were addressed by MAYOR Rlly-
son aud Mr.. Thomas byrnc. the latter one OF me
Democratic nominees aud mombor OF the
club
A working committee was appointed whose
dutv 10 IA % 60 TO every house IN thc precinct
and bring ihe Democratic voters % the polls.
TYLER AND COLEMAN TO SPEAK.
Next "wednesday night the Workingmcn's
club Of clay Ward will have n pole aud nag
raising az their headquarters, Rclnhardts hail,
on west Main street. llol. j. HOge Iyior. ana
Colonel samuel 4. Coleman, Of Cumberland,
viii mako an address to the voters at thai time.
The Democrats from all parts Of the city should
turn our and give the speakers grand Tecep-
ton.
STONEWALLCLUB
Stonewall Democrats club will meet tonight
In Ee,iis Hall, on south Second street several
local speakers. including some OF the nominees
for the legislature. will bo present and address
the voters.
COUNTY AND CITY CHAIRNLN CONFER.
Yesterday morning Captain II. shepherd one
of the se'roinrys of the state Executive COM
mittee had q conference with the county ana
city chalrmcn of the mud district
The following were present: Messrs. Guy oi
Richmond: James, of GOOchlaud, OdeN, o'
New Kent: Scott, of Hanover; solomon OF Hem
rico. aaI Uty. - Manchester
Mevor Rlyson. a member Of the state FGccu-
tive Commit, ,ce, and Mr. Reuben Ford. the nomi-
uco for the House IN Goochland, were present
also.
The meeting Was hold In the rooms OF tho
poghafau club, and was principally taken az
in hearing reports from the different counties
and cities. which wcre very favorable Sug-
rrstions a. 70 a more complete organization
were offered and will doubtless be- acted upon.