Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-24


Tho meeting was called 90 orior by Thomas |
Ellou. hr. Henry G. Cannon WAS made chhr- |
man ana james B. Montgomery. hsl, Secretary. |
Tho following were nominated as delegates' |
W. Z. Robins Henry q. Cannon, Jud H. WOOL /
Charles V. Meredith james Lyons, i. T. koeo, I. |
4. Catlln, !. B. Woodward. william NJ hill, !
Joseph r. Montgomery Thomas A. brander, /
james b. Mckeaney, Charics l. stool. 90.
The vote resulted h8 follows; Cannon, ~
y ood 55- Meredith. 81: lyons. i3i tatin. abi /
Hill, % MONTGOMERY, - Charles J. Si'eL ~. /
Robins, 2l Rose q woodward. 70; brAnoei' /
-: Mchcnney, 20; Montague, !; George D. |
Ihe eight first named wero declared elected
THIRD rEECIScT.
Mr. a. &. Porter. who calcd tho moe'lng 70
order M this precinct. Was elected permanent |
chairman with Joseph L. Levy ~ secretary.
Eleven nominations were made and The voto /
resulted. Joseph L. Lcvy. 40: H. II. VI. Harrison.
81: Lpcicu Lowry. 80; Lather Martin. - w. Al |
waves, 49, =. G. Porter. q. W. j. Mcdowell, q |
+. sitterling. -: O. A. BlniOrd. Is; Il. h. Fray |
scr. 13; j. !. Perkins. 10
mo ak nrst ubmsd wcrc declared elected. |
The vote between Nes-rs. Porter anu AcDoweh
resulted in tie Gni tboy drew for II. tho
former winning.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Atn's writing Mr. S. l., Boomborg was chosen !
permanent chairman and g. q. Sayllo Esq., /
secretary. 90
Mosely If. N. sho ids. ) L. Bloomberg. J. Loycn- |
stein, j. 4. Brown. Jr.. Joseph W. Thomas. and !
George t. stylL
FIFTH PRTCTcT.
Tho meeting hero was called 70 order by Mr.. /
W A Price An organization WAS perfected BY
tho election q James C.. Lamb chairman and .
James c. Haunon aud w. Iail Grow secretaries. /
Tho following gentlemen wefc placed IN nOml- /
nation James hannon. W. a. frce' g =
Wlngo, J c. Lamb. James a. Hcaiy. j. y J.. /
Owon. General j. T. Cooke. j. W. Aicher anu /
Horny BOdckcr
mo vo.o resultcd "a follows: Lamb, 65;
u Ifrfar u ffua
non, 3I BodcSei, %: COOKE. 81 ; Archer. -
Messrs Lamb Wmgo. iicaly, Price, Owen. ara /
Harmon having received the highest vote we're |
declared elected.
There was very good attendance
Clay ward.
FIRsT PHECTSCT.
This mcetlug, held a, Boinhardrs Hall, was |
called 10 order By Mr. b. a. jacob. assistant |
wrrl 4urcriutendeuf. Mr.. Charles J. Philips |
was elected permanent chairman and ;. b. |
Brady E5l., secretary
TWonty-Ouo candidates woro nominated ana /
ono hundred aud f1riy-eight ballots wore /
cast anpoiti0nol thus: II. T.. Carter. l@S votes |
G. J. Philips li9; Ivan sncad; l05; ): kau. /
Tucker, Jr, 49,; b. A. JACOB, l5l H. SallGr' /
ZIG: vs. T.. Cartwright. q s. b. Brady, ll3; /. /
J.. Burke. 1874: W. H. meredith, 81; +. : hyers, /
81; john Maxwell, g. N. +. sony, l3ii j. +. /
i2s: j. /. Barfoot. l22 toier, Ralston, 18i c. |
G. 1uslcy. G3 Loigh Crutchield' 81 W. H.
Lcirh. o.
Tho fourteen elected were Messrs. Carter, /
Philips, sueai. Tucker. Jacob, Calder. Brady, /
Burke, seay, lc,ils, Haynes, Bernard, Barioot' |
kaist1u.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Tho attondanco az the meeting in this precinct !
WAS quite largo. Mr H. T. Davis called the as
eenbIage 90 order and was made permanent |
chairman. c.. W. Tyler, ESQ, was chosen secre-
tary.
There we're largo number Of nominations /
and the following were elocicd Delegates; /
40 ID g fri.r
bell. r. T. sheppe's1u. G. w. Tyler, +. w.
Hicks. Richard ". Jones, ". j. himbrOugh,
and Eugene &. DAVIS
THIrD PRECINCT.
Nr. John ). King was chosen permanent chair-
inau bore. aud Everett Waddoy, ESQ, acted "a
-errciary.
Tnore we're eighty.ono votes cast and the fol-
loving delegates wore elected; W. j. Eppt,
lnmes r. Brnnch, Ira Glazebrook, j. D. hihe. j..
B. Jones. b. Hellsiern. {. ID. Langh)rnc. :. L.
Winslold, &. w. WOoiall, anl h. L. DenOOn'
TOvETH PRECINCT.
Alderman j. n. Capers called this meeting
~ or.ler. and was subsequently made perma-
uent chairman. with y. II. Gibbs, Esq as secre-
Inc following Delegates wero elected: j. II.
Capcrs, John T.. lolcr. J. r. Meredith, William
RYAN. j. g. Haley, Thomas Smith, Il. VI. Glaze
brOok, Luther II. jenkins. aud &. o. Petttt.
jackson Ward.
FIRST PRECISCT.
A. the First precinct Jackson Word Mr. Sam
icl Britain presided and A. schluier acted as
secretary.
elected delegates.
sICOND PRECINCT.
Mr.. william j. smith presided over tho meet
ng In this precinct and Mr.. Robert Taylor acted
D. secretary.
There vas but ono delegate 10 be elected. and
he honor was conferred on w. :. Binckburn,
ksq.
THIRD PRECINCT
The meeting ~ the voters OF tho Third dis
rict Jackson Ward hold ~ the corner Oi Imri
aud Baker streets. was called 10 ordcr by ChaIie7
l. Bigger at y O'Clock harp, ana Mr. Charles
timely was made permauont chairman by &C
lamation AMI Mr. ". l. limborlake appointed
Tho Chairman then road the plan TO the voters,
Thich Was followed 10y nominations. as follows
w. j. Iucan. f. O. Lomau, Char cs +. Bigger,
Michael Wood- and James II. Bradley.
Thcra.woTo "a votes cast, OF Which inghn re-
'siyei .; Loman. -; Bigger Il Bradley D;
the arst three named receiving the highost
number IL votes were declared clec.oi and ap-
pointed The following alteTnatcs; Mr ,Hll,1 Lusan'
Robert ~chilling, Jr Ny. Loman, NJ Moods'
dr. Bigger. J. H. Bradley
FOURTH PRECINCT.
In this precinct Mr. Thomas Byrnos was
'hoscn permanent chairman and w. ). Gentry
secretary.
The nominees wore Dennis MTen, W. !. EppS'
,1wari Hogan Charles 4. I'm. ". VI. BALDWIN,
)cuuis O'Ncil. Thomas Byrne and Henry kolbe.
There were 62 votes cast aDd tho following
gentlemen vcro elected: Warwick !. Epps,
.narles a. lM William NJ, Baldwin, and
Thomas Byrne.
Tne mcctiug adopted resolution RECON-
nonding that Democratic club De organized
iext FRIDAY night at ,53 north seventeenth
street.,
The Senators.
Tho plan provides that these delegates "shall
also be the representatives Of this city in tho
convention 90 nominate senators Tor the Ihirty-
nm senatorial district, composed OF the city ot
richmond and tie county Il HenTico. said con-
.ention 10 he hold ln this city on the "a day ot
october. lssj. Immediately upon the adjourn
mont of the convention 90 nominate candidates
or the House of Delegates Us Aforesaid
Tho delegates Will appoint their own alter
a.es. ana tho names OF those appointed should
10 promptly reported 10 tho Secretary OF tho
lily Committee.