Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-28
THE Committeeman.
DEMOCRATIC WORKERS WHO WILL
SERVE TWO YEARS.
A Msss-NIeettng Held in Each Ward Last
Night-Names Of Those
Elected.

A mass-meeting was held in each OF the
six wards last night to elect members oi
the City Democratic Committee.
In some of the wards the attendance oi
voters was very large.
The members of the committee are tc
serve two years from July 1st.
JEFFERSON WARD.
The Jefferson Ward Democrats met IN
Old-Market Hall. and Wsrd-Superintend
ent ]. +. Flournoy called them to order
and Alderman Richard NJ. Taylorwas made
chairman and Mr.. George Selph secretary.
Several gentlemen were placed in. nomi-
nation. but all of them declined 10 be can
ddates except the following, who we're
unanimously elected: Messrs. j. +. Flour
noy. A. w. Rosene. w. I. Loving, Il. II.
Figg, and n. b. Grooms.
MONROE WARD.
Superintendent G. o. Saville called the
Monroe Ward meeting to order IN Colum-
bus's Hall at $50 o'clock. Mr.. W. A. Price
was chosen chairman and Mr.. r. l.. Monta-
que secretary.
All of the old members of the committee
were reelected, as follows: Messrs. james
&. Lamb. ,ud. Il. Wood, Thomas b. Hicks,
C. o. Saville and A. c. Knowles.
1he committee was addressed in
stirring speech by General james L. Hill
JACKSON WARD.
TIL, Jackson-Ward voters met in Cain:
Hall and were called To order by Superln
tendent Wren,
Mr.. Charles Clinely was elected chair.
man and Mr.. Charles p. Bigger secretary
Tn, members of the City Committee
were elected az follows: Messrs. Walter =
Blackburn, ID. J. O'Neil, Samuel Britton
Dennis Wren, and Charles 7. Bigger.
MADISON WARD.
The meeting in this ward was held u
the Uhancery-Court room. in the City Hall.
Mr.. Carlton Jackson called the gathering
20 order, stating that he had been request
ed t. DO so by Mr.. Mann s. Valentine. Jr.
superintendent of the ward, who was uu
able to be present.
Hon. William Lovenstein was chosen
chairman and Mr.. Peter }. Burton secre
tary
Tho following is list Of those nominated
and the respective votes received
JAMES 7. Ferrter, 23 G. Il. Tenser. 2l
Jefferson Wallace, 81; Poitaux Robinson
20: Henry +. Phillips, II j. Carlton Jack.
son. l.; DR.. j. L. Wright, IL; and Edward
Cummins, 7.
Tie first FIVE named were declared
eleced.
CLAY WARD.
Tie Clay Ward meeting was called TO
ordCr by Superintendent ). b. Brady, who
STATED the object.
Tie meeting organized by the election
Of Captain John 4. Booker chairman anc
Il. 4. Iompkins secretary.
The following persons were nominated
Nessrs. Jackson Guy, ". Fill Seay, >. B
Bralv. William RYAN, John J. King, Ii. T.
Davis. G. 1. Phillips. j. Fleming Wlngheld
and John A. Booker
MIR. RYAN being a member OF the State
Committee declined reelection.
Tee vote resulted as follows: jackson
Gur. AZ; S. Is. Brady. 90; Nj. F. Seay. 50;
r. Z. Davis. 5S: G. l. Phillips. 81 j. +.
Wilgfeld, %; J. A. Rocker, 35; John j.
King. 81.
The five first named were declared
elected. II was an exceedingly high com
plinent 10 Mr.. S. b. Brady. the active anC
energetic ward superintendent, to receive
tha vote of every person present. MIR
ia kson Guy, who was elected in this ward
is he present chairman of the committee
MARSHALL WARD.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.
W T. Snellings, superintendent OF The
wird.
dr. ]. b. Welch was elected chairman
ard Julian Bryant secretary.
The attendance was not very large. bu
tlose who were present manifested mucl
interest in the proceedings.
Duite a number of gentlemen were
Ilaced in nomination and the counting o.
ihe ballots showed that the following were
elected members Of the committee: Messrs
Philip O'Neil, f. A. Bowery, T. B. Murphy
William Sherwin, j. W. ID. Farrar.