Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-04
MAJORITY FOR HILL.
,ue RESULT OF The PRIMARIES IN
Al ssNARle-A STRONGHOLD.
.,o, for Hiii. Five for Cleveland. Nine
Tnknown-L'sto Of Delegates
sons Men rnipstructed.
..oo,oncc ., The R,chmond pIspa,ch.I

,corrc,pondcncc Of the Richmond Dispaich'l
c,,ntorrrsyIrLE. Va. MAY 3.--The seve-
-.S.-ee,nc,s # Albemarlo county held their
',,nrs on Saturday TO elect delegates to
= state Democratic Convention. Owing
.,o remoienoss from the city of many OF
,rec.ncis, a complete list OF delegates
.,,ii not he procured until this writing,
avon now IL Is not known which OF the
most prominent candidates for the
loocr has the majority of delegates.
,...na'cd that eleven are Tor Hill, five
f..e'aud. while the preference OF
fot known. At this season of the
,be farmers are very busy, and the
-.,. managers m the county bad nearly
ln,t. work % do 40 the primaries. At one
.-r, 10 ~ said, thar there were only
,,..-. present. One was for Hill, the
49, IN cleveland, and the only action
r.r could reach was 20 elect each
l.t. tho conventional the district being
o..... fo two delegates A " dead lock I"
,.al when the appointment of alter
49, ,,.s suggested. which was only
t...rIy "a compromise which permitted
G,9 .ecatcs 20 appoint their own alter
rst.. $500,
Tie delegates are IS folio VS. from the
e.-..r districts. J. q. White. NJ L. Maui
.omas &. Randolph. General Thomas
..r. r.. j. Dunn. J. Massie Smith,
TIman. {. H. Price. J. Richard
f.4. vs.. W. McClsn. John r. Woods
m g. Thacker, IA. T.. Magruder.
Martin. Major J. G. Hill, j. II
t.....I.. q. T.. Powers. Thomas Nj. Dunn,
r f.uwu. Eldridge Turner, and W. II.
mo Bnrg Thought TO Favor Hin.
...-.....-.senccof the Richmond Dispatch.l
v,.--tvsrrRa. Va. May 3.--A mass
....r.f ihe Democratic voters of the
.a. .le.I az the courthouse last night 20
-ltra io tho State convention, which
r Richmond on the 18TH instant.
...-..c va. tne largest held by tho Demo
r.t.r .0.ef time. much interest bong shown
.. ..--. crowd in attendance. Mr. T. j..
smaio chairman and sir. II. ID. Cole
SIZE Stubbs, on taking the chair,
.f.e chairman. and a. n Democrat, no
..... 20 senlinr an uninstrucied delega-
81. r.l tIlf This WAs no ume Tor liactlonal
..... f. who was our choice for President,
.r.. rtc uue when the party should be
Solution was passed sending an unin-
.... .-pflon. Mr. G. +. Armistead and
--ftr V.Ires were then elected 70 repre-
..rr ,rns offered by DR.. Henry shield /:
..,... .. trr sCiso II THIS meeting that Cieye-
..i.,.,,, '''' ~
,. .r .,.tu-it.on 20 this resolution were
nh. .. N- 81. >tuons aud Robert l. ARMS
co.. ... motion was defeated.
49, .'iI u'Ii"k ~ lN Si, ~ s st,.
ta sea 20 any NeN ! OH cas1uals.
E'' 'N' hi'at' ,e.n'. NUN a "Uu,u sc.,C'
i. ''.t lue w., ~. ,.'io IT." -
,uai ..'.',o. ~ va, ~. 'r nn,o ~
PAS over peiN"N'u 'No DO""-
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7 '"'ubu' " "o 'N'V'"O'0 ~
E
T1f.Du's Delegates ininsiructed.
.r...r. t.nre ~ the Richmond Dispatrh.l
...,- VA. Aprll 30. Thursday was
v- County Court day. About IL
.o.'i al.onnei and the beil called
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