The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-19
CAULDRON SETTLING.
POLITICAL MEETINGS HELD ALL
OVER THE CITY.
Grand Pow Wow AT the rowhata" ''""
VIZ. Dick Marshall Gives Malone u" IN
.,,t,,,,p- Gathering ut Corcorau Hal
Aud at Other Points.

Notwithstanding ut 'orc"r"" h"''
And at other Points.
Irnm this time ON until the sun -H-
down on the llh day of \oN'ihhrr' ih'If VII,
lac stirring scenes ia the camps "i 'a'h ~
the great political parties IN the state. ne
motives and influences HAT aciual' '''"'
Will to- a. different ~ The color Mlii'h 'n Il
n,,inrif, of eases distinguishes the men,
,,nI in many thr politics ~ each party
/ With fine Democrats. devotion 90 dnit AMI
;be princjplcs of honest. good government
are reflected in their movements. ana ~
/ white faces and straight hair Nbllr me II
nuhlicnn- are lust the opposite. =" iaf ~ 'h''
treat bulk of their party i con'eih'u' lnt
/ their efforts iH political matters are llIiu','
hy black. swarthy faces. happy h'ul. anu
me noise of The campaign Is growing
louder and more loud every day. ana the
activity Of leaders j. more pronounced.
I'm coming up to the fore front of the iglt
in the struggle for Democratic snprcinacN L.
the Powhaian club Is determined mol I" 'r
o,,tlonr. and il has given ~ its Strength anu
means i'm no un-parlng STYLE
LAST night was the regular weekly meet
inc. and the club thought n hai been ~u'-
n,-.f,il i'm securing the services of Nh Mon
tacue. of pInViiic. who had promised I"
come down aud give the boys talk.
There were other me"ilnG@ Cd Inc 'iu'7
in other parts Of the city. all ANXIOUS Tor '''1
FRAY. huf = very tine audience was on hand
-. the hcadquarter~ Of This club ON Lishih
street. between Broad and Marshall. 1hefe
,,os moi a ,coon" there and there never
viii be- al any meeting of the IoWha'ah
club.
Al the VERY latest hour il was found ont
that MIR. Montague could not bee present.
and MIR. RclNin. president of the cfuh. SCI 10
work io obtain other speakers.
GALLANT DICK MtEsHAlL.
\ftcr awhile il was known that Hon.
Richard Marshall of Portsmouth. beng IN ihe
..ifg. had eOnseutcd fo address the meeting
Nr Marshall came in and was warmly
ERECTED hv numerous friends here WIN
whom he j. very popular.
Nr. Bel,in introduced Mr.. alter Boom
a. one of the next members OF tif f'-i-i"
tnrn from Richmond. MI. Booth excused
/ himself l,y .a,in.. that h. was q worker ANA
NOT "A talker. He believed IN work. anu
.unaLinr also. hut hc Was a better worker
/ tbau t1lkor. he had been 10 ~ttthiHi ms
week. and he brought good news rom NAV
tlaco. Mr. Booth then introduced ih' ION.
Richard \. Marshall. q man 80 %" ha- h'l'
49, much Democratic hard work it, amy man
F iu fine second congressional district "i y IT.
eiuia. H..
STOOD up to speak. lie sand hc han D" -''
srnech. and nl,-crNin. the intelligence ol
tho audience il would pee an act 81 superb
( ,,tion for him to tcii them about ifT hrh"'
cratic party in lengthy detail.
BETTER NAN.
! Thor. was no better Democrat and no
better man than Walter !. Booth. tie Wa
"a fitting colleague ot ihc balance "l lh'
/ ticket i'm Richmond. IT, Wis rare man.
/ h....,tf.n Of his great modc-tN and hard
work. Mr.. Marshall said Whom Doc l'li
home a week ago hi- wife told INN Z" Tell
/ il,D "a hiic mon Of \irginia that The l1dic- OBJ
/ 'rida,,atrr wanted fhen tu dn Their NulA
no,y. as uov did i'm l~iin- $50. when lhfN
barred their hu~oni~ go the lraden hlll ~ lhr
Northern enemy. The ISSUES involved scic
all imporfanf. The mrInc~f men. -iil
General Early. 'wcrr tine men wh" h1d er-
serted after the war This WIS What h"-
hone had done.
AIMING I~-l ,.
I've have this living issue before Ms.
said Mr.. MARSHALL. shall ihe MGR" rue
thi. state with "a man ~ their irth NA'h'f
than any Of fhrmt" he tnll h0W li- riil
had Al ono time negro policemen. lhei had
f,u-hesl white ladies from tlc WalkWIN. ANA
with insulting dcmelnur nD-i" l"h''h'h
had arrested white men without WNort-
ton and locked them mp. 'ul ihrN h'N ''F"
taught better iu latter days.
Nr. Marshall said hc had talked p. murh
within tine last twelve years about Nahnh,
that ho was almost like The man Who 'f
nothing hut beef until be- Wa- sick OF hear
/ ine the word. llc made happ, speech
that was really enjoyed by aii "h" Mri'
/ ure~ent. His tribute tp Mckinney. TYLER
J and scott was GRAND. aud his Remuneration
of NahOnc the most -rdthln-. lii- speech
Will do good.
TELEGRAM IRON GENERAL HILL.
Mr.. Bel,ln thanked tine speaker ior h.-
line address and read 40 This point ihc ioi-
lowing from David b. liill oi New orh.
CiEyrl ,Np. TE>N~ October Is.
/ PrSfoa Bcicu. Pf,sui'W ~ P""h"'""
fYDb. Rjrhm1ad. IT,;
/ regret that il Will Doe impossible i0r me
F 20 address the Democrats Of Richmond dur-
iur fbi, campaign. Ny engagements m
F N.w York viii absolutely forbid 10.
DAVID T.. HUI.
INrrnnIlIEp DEMOCRACY.
; MIR. \. Il. Guieou made statement to
/ tine meeting regarding certain lnccndiWt
/ remarks lei faN bl some Eepublican speak
.r- uighi before last 40 Republican hcld-
Quarters on Broad street. ile Was -tron-
! in defiance of ihc speakers referred to. ami
! invited them to continue t0 indulge 100 such
iuccndiarN talk. and said that d would oni,
,Dud goo increase the membership of this
! club and make heavy Democratic gains.
The Bic RALLY.
The president ANNOUNCED THAI iAe Climb
would have it, grand rail-, ou thc 3l-t
october. when distinguished speakers voui't
bc present.
MIR. Mons TAIN.
Mr.. Hicks spoke briefly. making e telling
talk i'm his usual characteristic wa4. De j.
"a -taunch Democratic worker and "a natural
orator.
FlIIDN CIt Is.
There was large meeting last ni.H 90
the Fulton Club. i'm Donahuc Hall on Lon
i-iana street. The speakers were senator
IoNcn~tein. John A.tuui~ and others. each
If whom made siirrin. addresses. This old
club will give good account ct herself OF
election day.