Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
kICKERS KICKING.
THEY HOLD a CONFERENCE WITH
SOME 200 PRESENT.
Ticry Speeches Made by Wise. Croncr.
Cameron, and Others. and Rcsola-
lions Adopted Ccpdemring
Malone.

IIrilN 10 NtNtIt'IAf AttNA ttir N'ff'ttNtftNt ARA
euicrnatorial houors
Thor muth-talkcd-of and long-heralded
conference was held last night in the rooms
of ;he Richmond TayiG League. over S0l
east Broad street.
The Exchange Hotel or Ballard House
lnl heea chosen as the Ihhce Of rendcz-
vonS. lat whom IL became apparent early
i'm tho dav Yesterday that there would per
laps bc Is large Attendance. n was decided
g. bold the meeting at the Leagues head
Quarters. and piacards Announcing TINS
feet were conspicuously displayed about
tho hotel lobby.
Tho clans. cspecally the tan element,
l.sau 20 a--emble earlv, and 80 : o'clock,
tle tmc appointed for the conference 20
opcu, thcrc were perhaps fifty persons IN
fhn boil. There were au even larger num-
ler ar1 among them iae greater nights. at
the Exchange. q crcat many not having
learned chat the meeting would not be heid
thorc.
THr IrtprGs ARRIVE
It was nearly or quite haii-pnst o'clock
WHOM General GroucI arrived in the cly.
Il, hurried 60 the hotel and M as quick
Nmo a~ possible after grasping the hand
~ his political follows, prepared hnseii
and proceeded 80 tine hall. licwas accom-
panied br CAPTAIN Wise. Colonel Cameron.
and others. while Immediately n front ana
clos" behind were otH'' '"9' 'i'- ''9A''
groups lh"Fih- in li' s'','' w.. ,,.;ta+;ore
l"' ''H'. p" ''4"f ...,,, t,arrivc i'm tEo
h'd "'' ID ,''-.''u .'" .., f',,, ,.arb,,s
Clit ''''i i4"f Ni.i .rt ,kc IuiI
iti come 'i' .'| .i,. of. f.crr1.,r, trains
mn o, p.l, landed nm tho citv thcv
l o.. .,l..,,.,,.y. of th. Txchonoe.
,l',..,. non. ,,,tsre.tnd orours to bc
t.', I'm dnri,,, the afternoon and early
'..',
rrcr.ruip prr Not LEFT.
Will, an .t.pt1v maintained that there
"'' .,'.. ''rot ir tbe ,ouforouco.
.-'..... ..,.,D. 80 The prcs. or at least
..f oy.,, vh, would have eladlv
..., .l... .,.,,il,, "a CON and fair record Of
l.,.... 80. ,,,,,.t no.itiyely re-
i,...tt,-. al H., s.1,e instances
'..''''' .-..o,'.I ,.,.L scs,t rnurfoev
c,,. t,,no I.. f..rr fine rDeriiucopcncda Dis
l .,.-+.., ,,,,..,',,4,d III. carI fo SIR. W
p,,,,bv.r H. doorkeer.r. and a-kcdto
~ Esq.,. .,,,.ll tbot 'Lr.thc door
49, ia ,,f,. a., t,,.. i'm those
tl "..,.,.,;,r. (CLen tnl5 tLst Ger
t'.. .','. ,...,,',.,,,ar man. was iu fine room
o,l n.rb,p- other. thc doorkccpcr very
ll,.3 ,t.t tIns o,,. ,.,t nre4,ut
.,,'I. ID ,,,on.st and N, otbor- would be
W. .',li.'- I,. ,rJ.r. ,gere Glanced.
T.f..., D,.l,cU 81 IN, Tu1f LEAGUE.
t,...,,,,,..,l,.i q, lint Lc claimed 10 have no
s,,h.rt, ,,LetevCr i'm the promi.os. and
..iIL..,.llI nor ,..-. any one I'm. and had
i.su,d uo p4.sn0rt-. Various other efforts
were made tn gain access 10 the secret
chamber but with like result.
The Dsp5'ct. though. was determined
not o. bc iott iu the lGrch. aud ITS corps,
hl special enterprise and persistent energy,
l~tblp go present o. our rcndersH clear ana
comprehensive statement OF all that was
done.
THOSE pHFsENT.
Tho room in which the conference met
ie ,.t , l.ro. ono l,v auv means. having
.,l, aLouf iC0 seats i'm IL. All of these
,..r. orcupiod and thorc were perhaps
.,,.., f.,t. others STANDING. About 20 per
..,+ "a horiuo y,er, col0red people
Anon0 fbos,. present were Hon. John s.
Ni.e General V. -. Grouer (pIssident IF
tl,. .rti Nahn4ic RepullicAu State Com
r,',ttr,. .v Gove,nnr Cameron. Colonel ".
g. Pcudleton, " /. Palmer, Of Mont
rorcrv. 4. 4. Hcermaus, Of the same
cal"fyy Simncl N. and Jacob Yost. james
FraziDr. LOWS Mckenzie. eX-Scnnto cor and
Governor John +. Lewis: Judge Booker,
of Hampton: Captain OConnor OF Ports
mouth: Samuel Lyons of Berkley; Cap
tam Knepp and T. is. Lucas, OF Ports
mouth: Il. b. Berkeley. of farWines Dr.
u Clamulaiu. a Petersburg; T.. q.
Hines. ex-senator Norton, and many others
equally a- well known as opponents Oh
MuhOuo and his methods.
....,4 ,,4.,Jorte reached
a.. l,i ' ' f.,, llinI,tes forrgo'cl0ck. and
-, 49, ,r ntber preGminaries the
"''',..i'i i...'.., noe o,Il.d to order
.f'r Gu ,,r.naratnrv remarks the
STAT, t,bairIpaD entered iutoa minute cx-
,,l9rotior of the COMPROMISE effected in
Washington about two months AGO with
-. '.,d - ON, { 60 which has been
','J t,. bitneolf and Colonel Brady. hut
'~.I.' - ..l,.,,,,,,,f " Nahone Virginin. "
, ' '', - 49,, 80 l,.,',, .it1,r.d
,'rol G,r.ner tboucht the National
c'l'll''',.o.. 'l'l',."' a,,5 tb. AdT,niatrafinu we're
III I.,,,.'., ~, ,.,,J,r.iro the cnunrouli,e
'.,.,...-,.,,', N,hnnn was ohboatcd to the
.'...,.,..,,t ,,,J "a. , member of the COM
..,.,,.,,'.,l . "L. cnuld NOT afford TO
.ti,,fr Li,nslfN Tho National Commit
80 ,I.3....i in o,i,ance that fine Ma
f ,,r..,r;7,tiou should be
an-cnatJ
to.r ve,tlatine his views at some
Mt,' i.j'-'''''e ,Ii,''e -, az Cailrre to oct
4. W, ',."., c.,,.,sI Grorer made "A
u '.'.9 ,' .',,'I,at;. ,'nlitics - lIr
i,' "."1 "1 u w" ,,t'Ii. ro,1 IN both ~
-, IL, tL{s is . pemocrntic STATE.
m'.a m h"i' 90 90 Ren,,ilicen STATE IAN
,5,,,.1 and ,rife of "Rioht."I
- ..,. -,
h"" ~ "..',.l,,~ 1,,4 t,;s
'.h'l"l "iu.ri '''i" m "a .,,f'rn,'c -,
in'' ih- Wa A'l'i' A'l'i','. 80 " ,'l;',,. -, H..
cNchan5. Ee Us 10 !ii' ,S, "art, ~ Al
W i,i i,,ilf -. ,i. o,,..t,oh "f how ~
~.''''is "'''',ii'' e.i "a G n,onlj bo bnund
- ,,..lut,.n -boulJ nue be ndopted
N ii" I,79'uu 'lio"'u V,y . ",'Vl ,otlo fD' fOr
~ "'Uil w." ilU''i7 iI -. ooob '.,i.r
M'u.u,' u' an 5.o"ri,n,, tn
,.,' ,i'., ~ y,bat il for the best. If
o,.,.. ...,... cho.r 10 y.tn for Mckinney be-
I.,i,., tlot IL, be the hest means of crush
-r.. H. uuscruuuIois solf-nominatcd Ma
hone. bc might quietly do SO without any
one knowing II.
Tho defeat of Malone waspredicted. and
tine speaker -fid Malone is rcsponsiblcfor
tle expected result himself. and cannotlay
uat The hands of the National Committee
tho Administration, nor anything else.
tr',ini,i iu.oricctcd lust here this re-
,.,rk "Gcncral Groner. we are Republ-
4 ,....,,t ,,.n q, feu Ms how vC