The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18

last night in the Office of Judge Ed
mund Waddill, Jr., in the Shafsr build
ing, TO map out plan for the campaign
The party is not organized to any ex
tent. aud there seems to be an apathy Of
movement that either indicates hidden
scheme or want of lnterest-One or the
other. The organization consists of a
general committee, an executive COM
mittee and a business committee. 1t
was this last named committee that
met last night. There were present only
Mr. ~ +. Hudnall, e.r-OgiciO chairman.
and Messrs. Smith. Edward Murphy,
and Thompson. Judge Waddill is a
member of the Safe Executive Com
| mttee. and does not participate IN the
city meetings. lie came in Just before
the me ting broke up.
The object of the meeting was to
formulate some plan Of action and
make arrangements for conducting the
campaign. There was really nothing
done, said Judge Waddill. land the
meeting was mole Of an informal sort
than otherwise. We have opened
headquarters on Broad street, over the
'Musee's' old stand. and will lose no
time in perfecting an organization.
have cancelled all my engagements to
speak"
1t seems that John Conner and \. w.
c. NowliD. whilom Democrats. are the
only wind instruments that are anxious
to bray for Malone now.
J. G. Smith stated that he would be a
candidate for City Sergeant next spring.
and minated that he intended to make
thing, lively.
Hereafter there will be regular meet
ings in the Broad street headquarters.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN NOTEs.
4 letter has emanated from the head
quarters of the Republican State Ex-
ecutive Committee in Petersburg. say
Ing that on next Tuesday will begin
the publication Of a weekly campaign
paper to be called "1he School and
7drW Adrdcote.' and "to be devoted
to the disseminating of Republican
ideas and refuting Democratic canards
and falsehoods. The paper Will be
issued in Petersburg. aud will be
managed by Major II. +. Walker. Of
this city. Mr.. W. e. Elan, Of Louisa
county. will be the editor.
There is a bare probability Of the
publication of a Republican daily here.
Prominent members of the party are
| figuring on the cost, and If IL can be
brought within a certain limit the
paper viii soon appear. IL Is the inten-
ton to make it an evening sheet, about
five or six columns 10 the page, and
continue il. If 1t pays, after the cam
paign j. over.
1t is SAID that Mr.. Blair Morris ia to
be made Postmaster. Several parties.
especially Mes-rs. Syl. Stokes and j. c..
Smith. who have been mentioned for
the position. have now put in an april
cation FOR il. Leading Republicans
think the appointment will De made in
week or two. and that Mr.. Morris
will be the appOintee.
Judge Wadlill's Office is much fire.
quented by bis party friends. who look
to him for advice and influence.
Hon. T.. ". " KINNEY.
Hon. =. W. Mckinney. Democratic
candidate for Governor. arrived in the
city yesterday and registered at the
Exchange hotel. lie expresses him
self as much gratiiied at tho cordial
reception which had been rendered HIM
throughout tine state wherever he bad
appeared, and as feeling greatly en-
cOuraged over the outlook. He Is eli
route 10 Hanover. where me speaks to-
night.