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

large. marched to the place Of speak
I.r They passed mp Broad % Henry and
f.0e t1 Naiu and to q vacant lot above
Renlardts Hall, where stand had been
erected.
LEGISLATIVE SOMlNTfs.
When President Charles J. Philips. of
o.. Workiugmcu's Club. called tine meet
iur g. order he faced fully 1000 people.
Ar. Levin .IOynce WAS introduced as the
frs speaker and thanked his friends Tor
the nomination and urged n strong terms
organization and work. The importance
Of winning the fight was presented very
Hon John A. Curtis was next presented,
and a~ the wcll-known figure of the Mar
shall-NaIl gentleman appeared al tho
front ot the stand a hearty cheer was
given.
Nr. Cur.s, like Mr.. Joyncs, was proud
of the high compliment b" received Wieu
tho nomination wa- bestowed upon him,
and promised his friends to represent tLcr
cycrv interest iu the next Legislature.
Mr. Philips introduced Mr. Walter 7.
Booth as having been q schOolmatc Of hls.
The nominee said heiclt assured that nine
tv-uiur ont - one hundred workingmeu ln
this city viii vote the straight Democratic
ticket. He urged his felow-wOrkngmou
L. soe that hi- Leichhor registers and
ie r,ady o. vote on elCctlon-day. hc-
member" he said. that every one Of YOU
who remains no home on clcctl0n-day casts
o vote f.r tho great Uch-encmy of Viz
pnia." Ho pledged himself 10 carry out
the Iuter. SIS of the worklngman; and said
That from now until ciocuon-day grass
shail noi grow under DIS lte'; -, .r
Immense applause greeted Mr.. Thomas
Errre. Who and Dee was not "a speaker but
Simply "a w0rkllguGn. AFTER thanking hlS
friends for the honor they bad bestowed
upon ilin h' I'iii'I ny" ri - ~ " '...,. - ~
i.'F us, ,'ih was ,''
KNOWN ID every ii. 'il ~, ''','
lhh,- hplN'05 't i'!. "ll ~ NV ". w. -,
iir 'Iai'' Ii1e' ,iD .-,s."'i "
one pI'-. ulilt 'N''l Iit ui w.. -
ti' hHb no pie lt'' l' Il"h'' ""' w.
hi- ia-l record as q futan'r' 1I'' Il 'ii'
tuiuf. h' "'NIh h' MS 81" ne ~" I'
WAS ln tht Senate WN'h hlahoir iliV ''li-
trli Of the -'t'fhmchl' 9lu NE H'F'1
wanted ~ pass 'hI''eh hu.n 1lh- IN ~,
acain. Dee happy admini-tlntlon OF fitz,
hugh Lee wa, ciogu'nty 'uogIed' anu
bT,neIi i'''A coIdial gPlll,, s,,.,,, ~, .o,
M. l"N 'lH 'i"T'U "i, 9P,E,- ~ T.
ing De fet deep pride ln knowing mat ne
VIII nave % scat in the hfN' senate; 'h'
hoiN to hc prcsidtI over 10y the h"H' H"~o
Tyler.
rHr YOUNG DEMOCRACY
Mr. Y. /. Montague was now introduced
osa r.rr..,rfatiye of tine Young Democra-
D fH ID Nf.
ynunD Nirriuinue 10 enter the fight and
l.ln lnry Malone So deep QUAY Co. can
..,fr.3+l. remains after November 5th.
MA'"" iAN''
When nlr fhlhl- ihIpuuc'I 'he hoiHl-
nc. ior hcutcuahi-FoVefho tn' Ineh'IoIi
oi iIe name oi i\icI hI1"-Hl i'i'H tIc"'
applause. The orator had 70 wait some
time before he could proceed 8" great was
the enthusiasm ~ the people. some ohe
boz thc audience proposed thrce cheers ior
Tyler aud tu'v we're h'titiN gwen, .,
All TINS tooilug anu blowing "i hoThS'
SAID Mayor ltl'r, ls hculated tolfISht'i,
country follow like me. am not uSed
tDlt. But / like ANYTHING that can hloW.
am "a blower myself / blew of for TWO
hours ln Louisa ms afternoon. IN i"tl' !
don't think ANYTHING can neat me hIoNlhE'
unless n l7 brass pahd' l'I''t d'-
pllu-cI
The speaker cau2ni 'he Hl'e1,'on q!
every man IN lut hulI'u'' lI""l 'n, ,,"' e
hl is PLAIN ana thleIt"ihINS H"Hh'I Oh
talking.
am here. hc sAld. "9 car GIua'o
for lIcut,uaut-GoNcrn"r, but NIu H'D
want the place. J. wanted o. he HoNernoI' .
and would have been hut for tine acuQh
of 800 headed White men. Inc
reason 1 wanted 10 bc Governor is
because fox twenty wears l have
III
- Cct up 20 society Of Lieutenant Cover
nor- find tine men AL willing 10 lon the
order for future benefits and their wives
don't object. IGreat applausc.l why the
WAY Won laugh causes me 20 thlhk lheIe
must hc some llcutcuant-GoNtthois mere
JOIN the society and You may become
Governor some day.
Major Tyler now began dlscuNSloh oi
Nehonc-thc issue ut the campaign. i
suppose vou have all heard oi hlh
laughter Well, If YOU have not l VIII
tell vOu who be U.s. When man named
Arthur was President of the tnlttd states
he wanted % be elected when the time
came 20 choose ms successor. ne mace
bargain with Malone 10 allow nm 10 dls-
peu~e the Federal offices IN Virginia anu
for this favor Mahono was 70 give arthur
the votes of Virginia m the next conVcn-
tion. Malone dld not Keep the bargain
secret lie heraidcd IL aoroau lha' ne
was for Arthur. Now "a lew mohtn rs
ago Malone went 10 washington ana iua"e
similar bargain with benJ9hlh iiaIIlsoh
The tr-t contract was hal, bul 'he latl,I
worse. HARRISON Chains NiIslhld "I!C'S,ih
lut ann happy That he was not nolh south
Of Mason ONon's line Harrison ayIteS
20 give Mahohr an ne uinCeN ai', tuc t,,ei,
b"~r ''hti"N'' u, EtN' '4 '+7"N So ~
vote pm the next kepuoNchh convention; n;
io Illustrate thc Poln' vac SiDS'N.' ,.'i,
,"pP'9c ""hS N'V ' '..'n,. ".';.i. p.'o', ~,
ha1 made shch oa,eWn Mn Nm u0'.' "a.
Ter. suppose he nag loid hu'i'!' NV
you split me h'puolc"l p.i'A III Ni.',,'-
chu,ctts ana MAKE lhe 3'dtT '.''io, ~.
and become the boss anu WIN les E2" '',Sii =,
ont me once, I'D Who'lS"t''l NNi Wy pi''s. -
Would not that nave pcen PaIa4IVi '"7V'
Would YOU Democrats ln Virginia hIl ha'e Az
kicked as the best element ~ 'i.o .s ~
puhh an party 10 NiIslntla y IoM 'o'ns
SPEAKING, no" 9i tHo laoVlI.s in"ii;
Major Tyler sa'd tHe c"lslohg "a
Democratic greatness is us iI.vnusi,ip
70 the woIAlnsHiln o' .sto(i,Sb'
hter ,le uDNv' i,'.Iu, t.I ,.,.,r'l ~ "ao,rs
od the DtnocIal1 naa Ia. e,o, f"re,..n
and no man was "lloNru i'', i'io n bnnsst
countries Wno wa e's q p'.ladi,. rer.,vad for
i9ieiehet ""s NV, I'm XVben tbe
tnl9 ~ tue Voun''' 80 ,,.,yor tHav I'm
hcpuhhcahs came nv lrs,'oct -" i,,, ;nr'i-
l5l' repeated the lay - ,,',.,.ry ana
Er"uoh' anu theH u, .il;ar crsa,,,re
,r ,aHo IA''p Ill. 80, tb,s noint To- show