Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
POLITICS In FULTON.
oNe OF THE FACTIONS MEETS AND
REORGANlzeS THE CLUB.
short Session Of the City Committee--sfats
Committee 10 Meet To-Morrow--
Mr.. Wise at Fairfield.

lng organization.
The differences that have arisen though
are slight, and the earnest advocates OF
pemocratic principles who compose the
membership of the club will bury them az
once and pat forth united effort to make
Wise's vote larger in that district this fall
than il has ever been.
This il what should be done and the
Fulton boys may always be counted on 10
DO the right thing, and especially so Ia
matters political.
TWO MRrTINGs CALLED.
In Yesterdays Dispatch appeared the fol-
lowing call for n meeting last night:
ave. the undersigned members Of Fulton
Democratic Club. thinking il time that
,,eetlne OF the club should be called TO re-
organize and make preparation for the
coming congressional campaign, which no
doubt wall be a spirited one, as allowed un-
der the constitution of the club. do earn
esty request the members OF the club. IT.
respective Of past differences. 20 meet TINS
1Tuesday) night. September gth. at
O'clock, at Powhatan Hall. $40 LOUISIANA
street. ~ ~
"Georre +. Coghill (vice-presidentll, W; n.
Mhiilow. G. l.. Britton. Gltwell Jordan,
J. Il. McAuley. William Bat'efoy, WI
lam II. EachO, Daniel Duke. IL. ROCK,
William Rock. Mycr Angle
An afternoon paper published the above
and directly under IL the following;
There will be called meeting OF the
Fulton Democratic Club 0t DonahOe's
Hal. Monday, September 18TH, at I;5O
o'rioek. and not tonight, IA stated IN
ms mornings Dispatch, for the purpose OF
rakipg preparations for the coming cam
,airn All members are requested TO at
,end When the club last adjourned II
adjourned subject to the call of tho Presi-
dent. JAMES HARTLEY, President.
".osph Sorg, Secretary"
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
meeting was held last night as adver-
,'sed and upon n new enrolment sixty
seven members gave IN their names our
ring speeches urging active aud earnest
work were made by several OF the members
and reorganization was effected. with the
following officers: -
George +. Coshill. president: James c.
Welsh. first vice-president: w. \. WHIT
low. second vice-president William H.
Facho. secretary Martin Shild. treasurer;
William Katterby. sergennit-5a,t,-1irrHlnss 80 IN
ecutiye Committees John +. Welsh (chaI-
man. Philip O'Nel. Myer Angle, FRANK
Lewis, and q. W. Samueis.
The club adjourned subject To the Gull
OF the Executive Committee.
TIE OTHER sIDH.
Secretary Sorg was seen bv D'spa'ch
rep0rter Yesterday afternoon ana expressed
surprise that a meeting should have been
called for last night. he cIuo auI
iourned. sad he. subject 10 the eau oi
he President. and that officer has called
meeting FOX next Monday night. That wll
H. the authorized meeting OF the Fulton
Democratic Club
NYrrlNG OF THF CITY COMMITTEE.
The City Democratic Committee was in
,orotort for "a short while last llgNt.
/; was decided 10 establish headquarters
IN the next few DAYS. 1nis matter was
left in the hands OF the chairman, hr.
James G. Lamb. who will make all the ar
rGncements necessary.
of pollinc-places aud see that It IS brought
10 he attention of the City Council, as
the State law provides that they must de
tormiue the location of oil pOlling-places
Al least thirty DAYS before each election.
A subcommittee has already gwen the
matter attention and reported 10 the iull
committee last night.
tion of campaign matters of private
character
STATS COMMITTEE.
meeting of the State Committee will
be held tomorrow az Democratic head
quarters on Ninth street. IL Is expected
that the attendance will be very large:
INAirfntD f-llA>hU II hUAiNuN NiANA ~ 0AnAi
be, as he desires 20 hear full reports re-
garding the condition Of affairs and the
outlook in all of the districts. These
statements will take up much of the time.
ana the committee Will also consider plans
for the conduct of the canvass.
WISE IN FAIRFIELD.
A argely-attended meeting of the Fair
field Democratic Club OF Henrico was held
last night at Harden's store The Fairfield
band OF eighteen pieces was present. and
rendered splendid music. Hon. George ID.
Wise was present. and he and MIR. s. B. CHM
made strong speeches. which were heartily
applauded The Democrats of this dis
tnct are thoroughly organized, and seem
very enthusiastic.
TO ADDRTss THE ALLIANCE.
The Farmers Alliance of Hanover coun-
Is will have big picnic to-day st Atlee's,
about six miles from Richmond. just across
the HenricO line. The Heurico farmers
have been invited TO attend, and Will be
with their Hanover brothers. Hon. George
ID. Wise and Others are expected to speak.
In the County Court yesterday Judge
Minor ordered that the jury be adjourned
over until Thursday. in order that they
might attend the picnic.
OTHER ENGAGEMENTS.
Captain Wise has the following other
engagements:
New htlt AOQrlQOUst, tO-UDIIOW.
Farmers Alliance meeting at Jones's
Cross-Roa1s. in Hanover, FRIDAY.
GOochland Courthouse, Monday.
Address the Goochand Alliance, Thurs
day the 18th.
rHE DIVISION IN IHr MANCHESTER COMMITTEE.
The Dispatch of yesterday published
full report of the meeting the night before
Of the members of the Manchester City
Democratic Committee, and gave the sub
a Of a m N ipattOn which they
prepared with reference TO the ward super
intendents declining 10 accept the resigna-
tons Of the members from the Third ana
Fourth wards which were rendered to the
voters Of the wards and suggesting that
ward meetings be held TO act on the re-
sgustions and to elect new committee
men. Yesterday afternoon Messrs John
X. Utz. ]. L. Jewett, Thomas j. Smith, ,.
= Patch. and w. Il. Pitt prepared the fol-
lowing paper addressed TO Ward-Superin-
tendents Blanton and Toney:
"Gentlemen,-Yourc communication OF
yesterday has been brought to our atten-
ton and in order 10 at once end this most
unfortunate discussion IN our City Com
mtteo We decided 20 at once act upon your
SUGGESTION SO very courteOusly extended
Us
TO receive such commendation of
our course at your hands is very graft
fyng 10 US. While we have in
our views as TO the course pur-
sued by us, and recognizing that our
people would sustain that course when all
the facts in the case were brought to their
notice we know of no way TO arrive at that
endorsement but by placing. our resigna-
tons in your hands. We did so, not with
any intention 10 hamper or regard the or
gsnization, but to put the party in the po-
.ltion 20 appoint our successors ina, might
be more IN accord with the gentlemen re-
presenting the balance of the committee.
1T is impossible for us to meet their
views, and after offering every compromise
and sacrificing our opinions as 70 the best
guidance Of the party, we stand to-day as
far from organization as ever. Recognizing
the paramount interest that should actuate
every voter in our ranks. with an important
election upon us. the possible significance
of defeat without harmony. Is enough TO
Cause every man in our ranks to lay aside
petty strifes, personal ambition. and local
questions