Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
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Asee MEETINGS HELD LAST NIGHT
iNTRG CITY AND COUNTY.
ar. Two Fulton CIubs-Mr. Wise and
Others speak In observation-disclosures
Mauchosters Chairman.

Mauchoktcr's Chairman.
Roth of the Fulton Democratic clubs
Rad meetings last night.
Tho old organization assembled in Dona-
lue's Hall with about l5O persons present.
President James Hartley presided. with
Secretary Joseph L. Sorg al his desk.
Ev the formation Of the new club the
Mice Of second cc-president, two places
o. tAo Executive Committee. and tho po-
,nou Of scrccant-at-arus were made va
rant bv the Withdrawal OF the incumbents
gr.-e places we're filed last night, as fol-
l.vs second NlCe-PIesidcnt, James r.
Iackctt. Executive Committee. James T..
srarp and D.. j. PaIater; Sergeant-at-
AIMS. James T.. Grady.
III WOULD NOT CALL
ThePrcsident read a communication sent
I'm on September 5th signed 10y Messrs.
lfrcr Angle. Philip ONch. Daniel Duke.
WILLIAM Battcrbv Gidwell Jordan, Charles
Hutton. Nat. Whitiow, II. Rock, W. H.
i1rho. Jr., William Rock, and James Is.
trIsv asking him 20 call the club together
a. september gth for reorganization. Ito
s.! be- told the bearer ot the commuuica-
,..a chat the club would meet Oh the 18TH,
e.l lo saw no necessity for an carrier
f.pct.rc. and he declined % issue the cnii.
the CLUB unanimously endorsed the ac-
C.u ot thc President.
lt was when President Hartley deciined
t,ceU the meeting thsi those who signed
49,. .,,ur,uniaati0n addressed 20 him L.
,1ri o call for a meeting and the ne" ciuo
was formed.
I0oEING TO EFCoNCuHT1oN.
Ny. James HAYES called attention 70 tho
fo-f That tho campaign has now opened
l.f moved the appointment OF a commit
...t tn,.att upon the City Democratic Com
r..ttcc % inform .lem that the Fulton
C.bI. organized aud ready Tor Work.
N~ II :. Hurch offered an amendment that
rs same committee confer with the officers
~ tL, new club aDi inform them that they
0f. ho received back INTO the Oh oTranZa-
g., AVID no questions asked If the new or
Il. zltlou ls dissolved.
Th- was agreed to and The resolution
Ibc committee vas named as follows;
Nesers Iurch. Sharp, Hayes, Lawder,
Nuukols. and Sorg
,rg. POLLARD srrAEs.
AHer the busiucss Of tho club had been
Transacted Hon. II. Ia. Pollard wa intro
d.reI aud for about twenty minutes dis
r,,.-.i iu an able manner the issues OF the
c.r,a1.. lie WoruOned a. the sins OF
cr.is-lon of tho Republican party the fall-
urs pass an educational bill. torepeal the
.,x on tobacco. 10 pass biil promoting
t.o cUuvict-lahor system. 10 pass measures
o. prevent monopoles, ana many other
tr. .urs which tbCv declared IN their plat
t.-rl II 1s-s they would do. Their SINS of
commission. be declared, were too
rr-rernus 10 mention. Io discussed
vim tne effect and IN very
-.e.r way how tho Repubhcan
house squandercd the surplus, IN the
Tr.aaurv hy pensiOn.ng persons VINO never
teq. fbe smoke Of battle; of how they are
iuyirg up Government bonds eighteen
months before they are due and paying
fre interest 10 adHuce, and N tins way
tguand.r.ug Slj.Uijr0l. lie spoke OF
t.e creation of ueY states toy that party
i.r mo- other reason than 20 Keep IN
control ~ the S"utte anu the juInlhs ouU
rf Democratic Members OF the house 20
cot majority Iu tint branch, ana nnally
/. discussed tne force bill briefly. lis
taIk had q 1ue effect and was heartily aD-
orHm STITCHES.
M T.. T.. Montague was the next
speaker. but ta.hd only few minutes.
He raia o very eoquen, tunuie 10 th9
charsr,er of HoI George ID. Wise and
eypla.Dod yerv ceverly the provisions #
the force bin. Tie Democrats were urged
to work 20 defeat ho party whose chief OBJ
rect aud ain is % Willy and abuse the
South.
Sir. Montaruc's very effective speaker,
Ard was listened .o with close attention.
hf.s.rs. Adam Jacoui ana 4. d. fafaler
also spoke briefly
TER ,TETTT-CARs.
After the club had adjourned the MEM
heTs convened m citizens meeting and
al Iptoi resolutions protesting against the
bad street-Car sc'tice Iu that section OF the
Ncssrs. James A. Black, James II. Muck
ols. J.. =. Enrght y. IA. LaUder. and John
Sharlt We're appointed fO present a memo
RIA o. The Council setting forth the cr'ey-
Auces of the people ot ultOn on TINS sub
feet and asking f.r redress.
What the people IA that section want u
flr the Nau-Strtet cars 20 run through
from Twenty eighth street.
The NcV Fulton Club.
What is known AZ the New Democratic
Club of Fulton met in hcIses Hall.
DO i- the portion ~ the club that met last
Tuesday night AMI organized. Mr.. George
J.. Ccgbll WHO was elected president at
that meeting, presided last night, and Alr.
". IL lacho h.eI tuo position OF secre-
tary
About ninety men were present, and the
beat ot The room which was q small Oue)
tested fh.lr LOYALTY 90 Democracy.
The FIRST business done WAS tho enrol
mcrf ot memhcr. Sixty of these were
enrolled no the meeting last week and the
balance last night. There are In all lJl.
The Executive Committee through its
chairman. Mr.. John Welsh, reported that
they had done their du,y as regards az
ranging for the meeting.
THE Boogs.
The committee appointed last Tuesday
ullat % demand the SeCretary's books
Uaaea report through Mr.. James Welsh.
Hy stated that he had seen NJ. N0rg, the
secretary OF the other faction and OF the
ODD club. and tlstle had drefuscd 10 give up
tag books, Alr. Welsh thereupon bought
book and made present Of tito the club.
here hcing no other business Mr.. Philip
ONrl stated that there would be beer and
sandwiches a. the hall u a short time, and
tas- during the wait he hoped some OF
ta0sc present would make speeches.
Nf. Adam Dacout was called upon, and
a...r taauhug Tie club for the honor con-
i.uci detailed 10 an excellent manner the
Issues u the canvass.
4 FAMILY QUARREL.
Captain Sullivan was called upon and
stated that though be was sorry TO see
"a the party. be was glad that IT was
D.E o family split. Two clubs. he de
cat0I would DE the means OF making
ever, one vote. lie concluded 10y cordially
inviting those interested TO attend the
meetings OF the Union Democratic Club.
sue -AFTf NlhlN JUST hfAhlF ttlf Nip'' "a
tta nesting offered the following resolu-
tol. ~ lcn was unanimously adopted
d. That this club endorse Hon.
lrre ID. Wise and protest with indigna-
..ol -. the attempt 10 pass the force bill.
ANOTHER SPEECH.
Mr. George Mills concluded the meeting
b. making an excellent speech. He de-
la.el the watchfuluess OF the kepubll-
cans and was liberally applauded.
so tle close of the meeting the beer was
tapped and sandwiches passed around and
aIHyal good time was had by all present.
The Bro0kiand Cub.
There was rousing meeting last night
o. Jones's store, on the Brook road, under
tte auspices Of Brookland Democratic
Club
lac organization, which numbers 10,
turned out I'm full force, and, preceded by
drum-aud-ffe corps. paIaded the quiet
country ueiehborhood previous 10 the
speaking.
40 hall-past o'clock a salute was fired
and Democratic campaign Tag was
swung across the road. Tho banner bears