The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-24
IMPORTANT TO REGISTER.
CHAIRMAN J. @. LAMBS ADDRESS
TO VOTERS.

reaaelcal Speaking ut Powhstan Club
msuss and In CLAY wsrd--Hon. Charles
=. OFsrran to Mako Democratic Ad-
drsssss- -Msetisgs Eiscwher~.
The meeting at the Powha,an Clubhouse
was we'll attended last night. President
Bclyin presided, and sheriff Gates was TIE
frat speaker. lie reviewed In a briei way
the issues Of the canvass and showed up, In
an excellent manner, the work Of Wise in
Congress.
Judge II. W. Flournoy was next intro.
duccd. lie made forcibl, speech, and
pointed out plainly Der. ocrats duty 10
Che November election. lie painted IN
mastery way the misrule thai would ensu.
under negro rule, and dealt telling blows al
Maheneism and Waddill.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit closed in briel
but strong speech. lie. like his predeces-
sors, fold his hearers what depended upon
them in the election, and imbued all tha'
heard him with sense OF their duty.
Throughout 1t was stirring meeting
aud In November much good will result
from the advice Of such tried Democrats as
Flournoy. Elicit. aud Gates.
DUTY OF DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. James &. Lamb, Chairman OF the
City Democratic Committee, yesterda!
issued the following warning:
To the Democratic Voters OF richmond:
Tomorrow, Saturday. october 25th, ~ regis
Iration day and take this the last oppOf-
tunity TO remind you Oi the dutS OF tne no ,'.
That duty il 10 make sure that yeur Nance
are on the registration books, so tnal you
may be ready 10 cast your vote on the Gay o.
election.
ifyou voted at the last election and na ,I.
not moved your place of residence since ina
time. YOU will know that you are propefi
registered. But you have moved since yov
voted last. the chances are that you Will Nee
a transfer before YOU can vote again. 10 Dt
assured on this point II is only necessary u
call at or send 10 ihe headquarters (Nlall
street. opposite thesposiofice. up-siairsl ano
make the inquiry. IfNou need transfer y
will be attended 20 for you. This Is not much
10 ASK of apy good citizen. DO this at once.
The danger which threatens our party al
this moment is The apathy OF our peopie
This has resulted from the fact tnat IL Is gen
orally believed that we VIII nave no oppVsr
tion al the coming election.
DO not be deceived by this Transparent
trick. There is now no enemy IN our ironl
hut the best reason 10 believe mat IN lh'
rear under cover OF CONGRESSIONAL uafRhess
his black columns are being mhsseu.
Remember that IL only requires one Suhdai
10 nominate, their candidate and organic
their forces II Is scarcely 10 be doubted tla
hp has already been CHOSEN. iilh UOlhiiih'i'i
will be ratified at every church and prayer
meeting on The second OF November. W.
shall meet him AT the polls on the mornin.
OF the 4th. We must he prepared 10 lay hlii
low once more.
COL. o'FERRALL HERE.
Hon. Charles +. O'Ferrall arrived in Rich
mond yesterday morning nom stanton
HIS early arrival is due 20 the fact that IN
Indictment weather prevented him iron
in MaHisOn
YESTERDAY. lie has spoken in seven OF tn
Ten counties In his district, and has engage
ments for Page and Warren. The only OF
position he has is prohibition candidate
anc he expects to 20 back TO Congress by al
overwhelming majority.
IL is not believed that Belvidere Hall vii
begin 10 hold the crowd that will assembl
tonight 10 hear him. After speaking u
Manchester Saturday night be goes to tn
First district, where be is booked iOr severn
speeches. Colonel OFerrall says that II
his opinion the Democrats will have goo
working majority in the next House. III
saws the tariff is having a demoralizin
effect upon the Republicans through tn
country.
lie expressed himself as highly gratihe
Mt the condition of affairs here, and SAL
that Mr., Wise was one OF the most faithful
representatives in Congress.
sPEAKING ELSEWHERE.
Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrall will addres
the people at a barbecue at Emmerton;
Richmond county, on October 3lst. ana o.
November LIST at barbecue at Dragon
Ordinary, in Gloucester county.
CLAY YARD ACTIvEs.
An interesting meeting of the Clay-W
Actiyes was held last night at their head
quarters, corner Of Belyidere and Mai
streets. President NJ. +. Seay was in IN
chair, with Mr.. l.. II. Campbell as secrt
tary.
After the transaction Of the ROUTINE
business the issues of the campaig
were discussed as. were the arrange
ments for thorough organization a
the polls. The members were urge
To attend the meeting at Belylder
Hall tonight. and 10 bring all their friend
TO hear Hon. Charles L. O'Ferralls address