The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21

Young. Joseph Heath. Samuel ID. Bar
ham, Emmett Barham. William Good
wyn. AIlerrates: 5. c., Gwaluey'
James Rose.
Brandon District-Delegates vii
liam Guy. Walter GIlchrist. J. X.
Temple, j. T. Harrison. Thomas a. Gee.
Alternates: X. III. Marrable, Hdndsom
Johnson.
On motion. the report Of the commit
tee was adopted. On motion. the tenn
porary organizlticn was made peIma-
nent
Lewis Youugblood was elected as
delegate at large. The followeng were
sent from the several districts: f. ID.
Bland. Thos. Gee, David Thweatt and
Jas Norfleet: alternates, W. IL. Harri-
son. j. f.. Cole and =. +. Stith.
J. K. Temple. Esq. of Brandon dis
trict. offered the following resolution:
ResOlred. That at a meeting Of the
County Convention. held at Prince
George Courthouse, August ~. lco9.
we favor the present plan OF the party
organization and instruct our delegates
to vote for the same that we do in.
struct our delegates to vote for General
William Malone for the candidate To
be voted for Governor November next.
IN BUCKINGHAM.
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, Augus'
lg.-The Republican Convention met
here TO-DAY 20 elect delegates TO the
Norfolk Convention. DR.. Bondurant.
the county chairman. called the meet
ing 10 order After much wrangllng
the Hon. T.. W. Hubbard was elected
permanent chairman. There was con
siderable confusion about who should
be sent a. delegate to Norfolk, when
James +. Jones, true Republican.
arose aud offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolred. That we decline to
send delegates to the Norfolk
convention. but all do as /
shall do-go TO the polls IN November
and vote for 2. W. Mckinney, the best
mau in Virginia. and IT brought down
round of applause. Tie following
Anti Mahoue delegates were elected A:
f.. w. HUBBARD. John W. Word. w. T..
McCraw. r. 4. Baldwin. Caesar Per
kins j. w. Henderson aud Alexander
Carter. the three last colored.
Mrs. T. II. Wyles and Miss Winston, Of
your city. and Miss Mamie Luck. late
Of B0n-Air are visiting the Misses
Luck. OF this village.
With l.. G. MOseley as a candidate ioi
the House. ! think We can redeem tins
county by carving 1t for Mckinney
and Moseley.
Meredith LipscOmb was nominated for
hoater from Buckingham and Cumber-
land at a late hour
IL LOUISA.
LOUISA, Va, August 20 The
stlaighoutindependent Republicans and
the Mahonites of this county seem to
nave lost sight of the Scriptual inlunc
ton. Let brOtherly love continue.
At present they are not united IN neafi
or otherwise. Yesterday convention
was held. which selected the following
delegates 10 the tiubernatOrlal COnNen
ticn To be held in Norfolk: VIC. Elan. v.
-. Thompson lcoloredl. R +. Cammack
joseph Chiles lcoloredl John ). Trlce.
Reuben Gordon lcolOredl. DIR. r VI
Bagby and G.. T.. Burtis. All are
supposed to be Mahoneites, AS th,
ANTS refused 10 take part in
the convention. The same convention
nominated as the Republican candidate
for the House of Delegates. William
Jackson Walton, E.q from the lower
end Of the county. The Democrats are
i'm good trim. aud by making juiiciou'
nomination Will win iu this iight.
The following delegates were elected
90 the senatorial convention W. j.
Thompson lcoloredl. O. II T.. Terrell.
r NJ. Woolfolk. aud f.. y. Thacker
The 'anti's claim that Doodle and
mean Whi-ky were brought into Ie
Quisinon by The Mahoneitcs, and
tnus a victory was gained
iu the precinct meeting IRON
which they Withdrew. How long thin
family uulrrel las,s remains 10 be- seen
Iti,u-ul for those who kick o. " hec
into line VIXEN the boss makes call f0l
them.
The grape crop in this community
like all other crcps. has been badl,
damaged by the excessive damn
weather. the corn is filling ont. an,
ei,es evidence OF a better crop than wa
at first expected.
The ticket put up by the Democratic
Convention meets tine approval Of all
and the Republicans cOnce lc that u D.
the strongest that could have been pa
forward