The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-08
ro,,ovinc are the nominees with their pre-

rildt,i AZ. n. A. Cooke (Wise), %; W. j.
9th IElletp. 81: James Robinson (Ellettl.
n. lanes t;odsey (Ellctt), 81; George II.
nnrgoss (Wise), =: J. ID. Baird (Wise), 10;
Thomas Dolan (Ellctt, %; John smith
1Wise). 10. Messrs. Moseley, Bauer, Ira
bue. and Dolan were elected.
SECOND MONROE.
Mr.. Louis Rawlings was elected chair
man. and Mr.. W. :. Workman secretary.
The following were the nominees and the
votes received by them: Fred. Peasants,
-: James +. Mckinney (ElletD, 10; Il. ;.
Kosher (ElletD. -; T.. \. Catlin (Wise).
5I:C. V. Meredith WISE, %; ID. y. Ainslie
WISE, 81. ,,,
The first three named were declared
elected.
THIRD MONROE.
Mfr. .Ioseph l.. Levy. who was delegated
IN call the meeting 10 order. performed this
amy and was made permanent chairman.
The following were nominated for dele
cafes and stated their first choice as follows
Lucien Lowry and Ira Il. Glazehrook, Tor
Wise: 4. -. Porter, for Elicit; Harvey
Wilson for Cardwell.
The vote was as follows: Lowry. 3j;
Glazebrook. 81; Porter Is; Wilson, 10.
Messrs. Lowry and Glazebrook were de-
clarcd elected.
FOURTH MONROE.
Mr.I. Loyenstein called the meeting "a
order. and Mr.. W. +. Booth was elected
chairman and Mr. A. J.. Tcnscr secretary
The following were nominated, and then
votes are ~ follows; W. y. 'raNes
(Wise). 35: Il. l.. Winston (unpledged), 30
+. B. Hicks. 81: J. Il. Winter. J; !; i"Ven'
stein. Q: J. T.. TOmpkins, 30; j. \. johnson,
Z. f. q. Travlor. /: \. X. Arsell, Jr., ]:
Anthony Hulcher, (; L. '. Ball, >; J. Il.
Page, o.
This precinct elected two delegates. Mr..
W. \. Graves pledged himself for wise, but
Mr.. Il. l.. Winston stated that he would
vote for the strongest man.
FIFTH MONROE.
Mr.. r. Gray called the meeting 10
order. The attendance was large.
Mr.. j. II. Derbyshire was chosen chair
man. John NJ. Price, Esq, secretary, and
Messrs. J. ID. Cmmp, James Harmon, and
II. +. GRAY were elected tellers.
Nominees: Messrs. Henry {. Jones,
George b. steel, Charles +. Wingo.
John r. Cook, j. \. IIealey, George
Gibson. Jr. 7. \. Subelt and
W. W. Brdgers. The two last
named were not present, and no one BENZ
authorized to speak for them, their names
were withdrawn, and the vote resulted rs
follows: Wngo. ~; steel. A.: Cook. &:
Jones, 81. and lleally and Gibson each Is.
The first three named, who declared
themselves for Elicit, were declared
elected. The three defeated were for Wise.
FIRST CLAY.
Mr.. Charles I. Phillips presided, and Mr..
GeOrgs j. Hooper, Jr., was secretary. Del
egates elected -Messrs. Phil. >eaY. {. J.
Phillips, Frank =. Burke. Eugene Walton.
C.. II. Calder, and j. +. Pettis-all for FL
lett. a-
SECOND CLAY.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.
Il. +. Davis, who was made chairman, and
Mr.. {. W. Tyler was elected secretary
Following were the delegates put i'm nOmi
nation: Messrs {. W. Tyler. John II. Gard
ner. p. p. Campbell. Irving y. Wharton. j.
U.TavlOr +. l.. Davis, and Mr.. Jenkins. Fol
lowing were the delegates elected: {. W
TYLER. John II. Gardner, TIP. Campbell
lr,iug y Wharton. The first three dele
gates are for Wise. Mr.. Campbell is un
pledged.
THIRD CLAY.
The meeting was called 20 order and Mr.
Jackson Guy elected chairman and Col
Thomas K. Marshall secretary.
Nominees: Messrs. John j. King. G.. "
Woodall. y. b. Jones. James y. Boyd
Everett Waddey. jackson Guy. Thomas X
Marshall, j. b. Hill
The following were elected: John y
King. G.. W. WoOdall and W. :. Gum. The
entire delegation is for Elicit.
FOURTH CLAY.
Meeting was called 10 order 10y MIR. VI. j
Shea. Major James II. Capers was elected
chairman and Mr. Roosevelt Page secretary
Eighty-One votes were cast. Nominees
Major James II. Capers. Messrs. John +
Toler, John K. Hooper, John +. Meredith
&C. Houston, j. 4. Lewis. Thomas Nc
Nabon. Il. VI. GlazebrO0k. and Roosevelt
Page. Delegates elected James II. Capers
John +. Toer. John r. Hooper, and John f.
Meredith-all for Wise.
FIRST JACKSON.
In this precinct Mr. Henry llaacke pre-
sided. and Mr.. Charles Naden was sccrc
tarv. Fifty-cight votes were cast. The
nominees were Messrs. Julius Lotn and
samuel :. Britton. Mr. 10th was elected
by eight majority.
SECOND AND THIRD JACKSON.
Major Charles =. Bigger presided, and
Mr.. Charles Clincly was made chairman
with Mr.. ". J.. Timberlake aS secretary
The delegates elected were Mcssrs. j. II
BRADLEY and W. :. Blackburn. altcnates
Mcssrs. ". +. Clayton and W. J. smith.
FOURTH JACKSON.
Meeting was called TO order by Mr. Dennl.
Wren and Mr. Thaddcus Foster WAS madt
chairman with Mr.. Robert 4. W 10y a. sec
rotary. The candidates were Mcssrs. Ihos
Cox. Warwick Epps, J. ". johnson. =. d
O'Neil. T. T.. Patterson. The vote re-
suited: Cox, 50; Epps. 81; Johnson. o.
O'Neil. >: Patterson, 10. Cox and Epp-
were declared elected. Both are for Wise
\ resolution was offered by Mr.. NJ. y
Griffin providing that no man should be pu
in nomination unless he pledged himself I,
support the nominee of the convention.