Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Necessary 10 choice. 81.
Major James ID. Patton received one vote.
The nominations Of Meesrs LoyeDsten and
Sands were made unaL iInous and The convention
adjourned.
The Nominees.
Mr. illiam iOvenstoin IS well and pOpularly
known, not only in Richmond. hut all ovor tho
State Almost continuously since 1863 he has
ably representa- this city in the House Of Dele
gates or the Senate. lie is capable and duigent
and has the advantage Of a long and valuable
experience aud has always done credit To ms
constituency. lie IA oRslter of the Richmond
Perpetual Building, Loan and Trust Company.
MR. SANDS.
Mr. Conway r. sands is young lawyer OF
ability and q citizen Of spOtless character He
is a son OF the late Alexander II. Sands. and re-
sides In Henrico county. hut has an Onice In this
city. lie ia OF the firm of Pollard a sands lie
was elected 70 the senate last fan TO nll the un-
expired term Of Mr.. Ellyson, who resigned his
seat whom chosen Mayor hr. sands has never
takon his seat for the reason that the Senate has
not been In session since his election last year
JOHN A. CURTIS.
Hon John A. Curtis ts known 90 every voter In
the city. Ho Is OF the irin OF Curtis & Parker,
ship-brokers, and has served two terms In tho
House ~ Delegates and maio an excellent re-
preventative.
MIR. BOOTH.
Mr Walter T. Booth Is about forty years Of age
and = printer by trade lie ~ president oi the
formerly connected with the Religious HcrGfd,
but nov works on tho DfSpdfeh. Mr. Boom
lives IN Monroe Ward, and Is quite popular, and
his candidacy will bring 10 tho ticket large vote
from the workincnen.
LEvIN JoYNEs.
Mr levin Joynes. Of Clay Ward. is the young
eat man on tho ticket. being only twenty-soyen
years OF age ue Is serving his first term In the
Common Council aud has well represented
every interest Of the city IN that boiy Mr..
.f ffalaN a
Supply Company. and as a Ousiness-man has
succeeded we'll He is a SON Of the late Dr. Lawn
s Joyncs; was born and has always lived in
Richmond. He married Miss COgglli, % Now
York, whose mother vas Miss Julia Mitchell wen
known many years ago az a Richmond bclle
THOMAS DYRNE.
jackson Ward is represented on the ticket by
Nj Thomas Byrne a gentleman who has always
been a staunch and true Democrat lie IA a
paipter hy trade aud at present IS foreman 81
tho Chesapeake and Ohio paint-shOps Mr..
Byrno is a member of the city Democratic Com
mittec. His nomination will bring many new
yotos 10 tho ticket from She labonng men.
The Henrico Convention.
The County Democratic Convention to nomi-
nate candidate for the House OF Delegates mot
at tho county court house yesterday promptly AZ
me hour OF lQ o'clock NJ, and Immediately pro
Ceeded 10 business.
MIR. simon solomon, the chairman OF the Coun-
" Committee, called the meeuug 10 order aud
Mr.. Myor Angle acted as secretary After tho
Chairman lad stated the object u tho meeting
Mir william Wilson, Of Fairfield ioWnShlp,
moved that the Chair appoint committees on
credentials, permanent oreanizalon' ana 1850
lutiOns
COMMITTEES.
After n few moments ot deiibere'ion the Chair
man APPOINTED the committees a. follows
ON Organ'zatlon-R. +. Gasgins. OF luckahoo; /;
John Il. Fussetl, Of Narina; ). t. Brcadus, OF
Bro0kland: william Noogler. ot Fairfield.
On Cre1eutals-Mye Augle, Of fairheld;
Caskle Smith. OF TUckahOo; I. X. Darracott OF
Br0okland: j. X. Pockling'on. Of Narina.
ON kesolutons-R. ". Courtney, 81 Iuckahoo /:
William Wilson, 81 Fairfield; n. D. Goddin, OF
Brookland; ". h. Frazer, Of Narina
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.J +. Broadds was made pernsnont chair
man and Mr.. Allan g. Collin secretary.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS reported tho
following, which wore adopted;
Res0irsd That tins cOuyontiOn endorse inc
state Democrat, ticket for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor aud Auorncy-6enoraL
Re.airef That We deem Il best not 70 nominate
Al this time candidate for tho House of Dole
Catos bat our cOnndcucs in the County Commit
lee leads "a 20 believe that Il is best that they 10
allowed as they thing bost auc that they DO EN-
towered 90 nominate a delegate at any time
tuoy should think proper.
r. W. COURTNEY,
WILLIAM WILSON,
L. ii. kIMPER,
H. j.. GODpIN.
After the adoption Of the resolutions tho con-
..ou. ION adjourned