Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-09
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR
THOSE WHO WILL RECEIVE AT THE
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
rfcKinrey's Tseaith--The FarmviiIe Club
\ Permanent Organization Deter
mlred Upop--The Negro Voters.


Fap,uuIx. Va. Novembers. Governor
elect Mckinney's home ifo clearly demon
rtrsfce the fact that mono Of Nirginia's good
and worthy Democrats could adorp with
aaorc brillancy, grace. and dignity the gu
l,ornatorial chair. He snd his accomplished
wife os6 Lvlcl VIII prove most valuable
ndlurcts to Richmond society. As far as
Captain Mckinney ROW knows the men,
bcTs Of tho gubcrnatorial mansion will be
ONLY himself Mrs Mckinney. and their
lttle daughter. Miss frankie, n lovely
yonnc lass 81 three summers.
Captain Mckinnev's only son. Mr.. Il.
Christian Mckinney. who Is now visiting
his home. y frmembcr Of the United states
Geological Survey and. of course, will re-
side with his father Mr.. 4. &. Murray. Of
tho Norfolk LGnfmGrA, one of Captain Nc
Tinnovs warmost and trucSt admirers and
friends, has been the Captains guest to
clay. Captain Mckinney has pretty well
recovered from his indisposition brought
about bv hisarduOus lab0rs and faithful can
Nnss. N remarked 20 your reporter to-day
tina; IL was with a great deal Of pleasure he
could say that throughout the campaign
he met with not q single indignity OF any
Kind. No one ever hOoted or Kissed him
bud he was confident that no man ever
lnado more thorough canvass. he having
missed but one appointment that at
thrsiInnsburg Ia the early part of Scpiem-
bcT. Tie never saw the Democrats so tho
roughly organized and the Republicans so
disrupted ln HIS life as they were. aud for
fan two months before the election he
hadn't had the slightest doubt about the
psrfv's success.
The McKinuey Club. No. /. met here -
night I'm the court house, and after adopt
iug % resolution offered by Colonel j. 2.
fitzgerald thanking tho officers for
efficient services rendered dlshandcd.
MAJOR 4. V. Ncnahlc. than whom there Is
no move faithful servant Of Democracy,
wa. IIea .lt and made q speech in advocacy
o. a permanent organization of the kind.
which SO Cnthuscd those present that I'M
Tnllnte action was taken looking 10 the
formation of snch q club. Major Nonable
said we should form permanent organiza-
f3on TO meet the inccssant, never-iirug
work of the enemy. We have our example
IN the parff lneut clubs in other cities and
town. We should reward those cOiored
voters who stood Boy rs by giving them
higher wages and reducing their rents.
At The suggestion of Fir. Walter II. Rich
ardsou. one Of thc most wcll-tO-dO and III
inDu'iai men pi tins community, the sec
rotary oi thc disbapded ciubwas requested
20 mako tn alphabetical list of the negroes
VINO voted the Democratic ticket. and fur
Ilsl one 10 each Of The members Of the
club which in fow DAYS win organize.
a ruuor, for which there could bee shown
no foundation. iuielts every portion OF the
town to-day ihat she. T.. q. Berkeley had
been appointed poatwisfree nt this place
qD' tiI. p. T.. Mckinney. The lsfucr from
town of Colonel Berkeley since Tuesday
lrt nearly aIl off larmYill" t0 credit th" pee
port .s ,.u-. us 10 ia believed that Berkeley
a. n Washington.