The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-26
THE HENRICO PRIMARY.
DEMOCRATS no NOMINATE OFFICERS
IyTHE COUNTY TO-DAY.
The Polls to be Opened Early-Lists of the
Candidates to be Voted For-Opposition to
the Pledge Required subsided-Rcports
from Different Sections.

the several voting precincts Of Henrico county,
and from then until 3 o'clock in the evening
they will remain open to give all those who are
anxious TO cast their votes in the Democratic
primaries an opportunity to do so.
OF course as the time draws nearer to the
close. interest in tho result becomes more ap-
parent and the candidates more active in their
efforts to impress on the dear voters their pecu
liar claims and qualifications to discharge the
duties incident TO the Offices they seek TO fill.
Reliable REPORTS from the different sections or
the county 90 10 show that the report OF the
statu. OF politics IN Henrico. published ~ sun
DAYS issue of HE ZINES, Is Substantially cor
If is a remarkable fact that the present con
test j. lie most animated one that has taken
place IN the county for twenty years.
Not once during that period has the Demo-
cratic art. OF HenrlcO county dared 10 put up
a full omOcratlc ticket
be induce 20 accept the NOMINATION on tn g
Demo, ratir ticket when u was known that they
would hsve to face fun Republican ticket.
This spring they have almost a tuu uchSl'
from he general county Offices down 10 thc
once II O .crseer of the poor. and the fact that
these can lidates for nomination 70 the various
Office who are all highly regarded as being
among the best men IN the county, are Wlllns
to devote their time and means 20 secure ihe
nomination. indicates that there lsa bright nope
for the success OF the party III the general eltC-
ton. -
Couyevanccs will Dee on hand 20 most OF the
prcc. net. all DAY. and the candidates and their
friends Will lc actively az WORN laulllB INC
voters % the polling places.
A-uswiil convey the inmates OF the Soldiers
Home TO -humakcr and o ler cent OF tAe
inmates Of that institution Will vote the Demo
cratic n het.
Trotcs atoms against the pledge at the bot
tom al tine ticket. requiring the voters TO sup
port the nominees Of the Democratic party IN
the gen raj election, were numerous ana po-i-
In Cad
County Committee met and positively declined
10 reconsider that clause Of the plan
Since that time the opposition has almost en-
los who resi.ted # a. long as there was any
lore OF doing away with 10 have consented %
su. init 20 the inevitable, and man VINO ge-
cIarcd that If they were required 20 pledge
Themselves they would not 90 INTO tho primary
apIarently have changed their minds. tor theF
Ir pose TO go 90 tho polls anu vote Tor theH
TIRE CANDIDATES.
Tho following are the Democratic candidates
% bee voted for al to-day primaries:
Tor treasurer: Mt: william H. bIaucTi Or.
sheriff Mcssrs. John Lindsay Dr., ana simon
Commonwealth's Attorney: Messrs. 4. W.
Patterson. Conway r. Sands and y b. Ginn
commissioners Of Revenue: Lower District
Nc.,r- Hugh D. Smith and J.. II. kemp;
Commissioners of Revenue OF Upper district;
Me-sr-. Charics ". Chlldrey. ]. a. Branch James
A Via. John &. Broadus, James Philips ana t.
= e i1I'..r varina. W. r. Warmer and
Thomas j. Aarhrougn. j. ". Swccny. George W.
SUP, ~, Tairiitd H. c. Hoe her and
John g. Goodman. - u
SUPERVISORS Iuckahoe; Michael Urban and
Orrr.acr, of the Poor: Victor Lichheld. Will
SOP King and - DIETRICH, Brooklant. thomas
D. Rogers. j. G. Bailey and 4. :. Jackson, Aarlna
w. ". illler Fairfield. James Patterson, IucAa-
Magistrates: is. Alice. Thomas Guy. and C.
J. McCoul, Narns. - Frschkorn, W. /. Rat
olihe j. G. Vincent. and X. D.. Allen. Fairfield
.. T. shepherd. j. IL. Darracott. and L l.. lll'r,
Brooklaud. James i. Lewis, j. l. hugg, and
Robert TAYLOR luckahoc. %,
The following for constable: J.. ii, samuel
Narina o. j. Ness, Fairfield; II. W. Cauthon
and t. C. Mo-by. Brookand; Andrew Weiss
man, Tuckahoe.
Republicans in Convention.
In accordance with orders sued by the Coun-
Is Committee. the Republicans OF htnrco
county met Yesterday morning at II O'Clock IN
the county convention, which was 10 nominate
candidate, for county offices. 20 be voted Tor NJ
HE orders also stated that rhe delegates
would Dee notified later on In re gard to time and
place for The holding OF The convention lhere
were twelve DELEGATES 20 Poe elected from ING
tour districts, \arna, Fairfield, Brookland and
luckahOe.
80 sooner had the delegates been elected
Yesterday. when they were notified 20 meei ar
/ I'll. gturico county 'c0ut-louse last evening 40
e,,.in,I and thrv vDrc provided with tickets
;,,.I i,. .htr.F S,utbvard to admit them To
| H.. Convention
| IN. 49, fLot th.. convention WAS 10 be held
| ~, ,,'.. L,rt ,..r, otfief and even about
/ III. cnurf-Lrr-, ~ late O'Clock last evou-
, ,,, ~ ,..,,. ,,l,- know nf fhn event The
fr,t Nor. III tbo conf house we're safely lock
/ "a and me- Windows we're On the inside covered
/ i.,I.in., ru'
/ s.. -oon as tho delegates arrived they were
inflated tnto me iuiI linz fhr5ugh the back way,
f+t il ,,I.s affer qo,.Ioek ,.htu m. convention
w. c.i l.d IN order
| Xbiir me convention was going on hut very
| ltti@ n.y,s reached the outside. However. It
was pretty well understood shat the session was
| very stormy az umeT ...i,l,....
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lheh ana mere .t '".s ill ~ ~ .rvtn
oplosiloh rom 'n"'e Mno Maii,'u ,ne r1lr
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tH|i tNi NOM IONS .iilIA. 'o ma. 49, H.
nshi .ei.2fe ih ey,s Oh ln' ps1lHo, ava" "o' III
VA ''- - my .''GG ''.'i fi, ,, ,,,s
@ '.. rs |,,c r.roeeIed
in@As nl,.'.'l @ lrsor We're
renoininatci for thoir respective offices, and
/ Wash Thomas was IN q like manner nominated
foT (iommaonwel.t'', attorney. ~,
Whlh ihe hln4lt pa, lor com ui4- 'lohels vi
| and %. Mas -,il sft'riyari bv somc delegates,
! fI. c0IorDd rueln..rr, If tho convention became
Ii...fI.,ol i,.ai,. fl,gy could NOT Get salts
! factory repre-. .ufauon ON the ticket,
| Sheriff .OuthwarI. Mr.. George J.. Anderson
/ and other, made urgent appeals 90 the conTtn-
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