Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
A WEEK OF POLITICS.
THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES
or GOT II PARTIES MEET MONDAY.
Cuilise Out Work for this Campaign
Speeches In the Interest OF the Third
Pariy--Clab Meetings. Sc.

The state Central and the Executive
Committees of the Democratic party will
meet al tho Exchange Hotel at o'clock
tomorrow evening for the purpose OF in
auenrating headquarters work and discuss
ing the general policy of the campaign.
The indications are that the meeting will
be largely attended. The State Central
Committee Is composed of five members
from each congressional district and the
Executive Committee of one member from
each district. The members OF the STATE
Scott, of Hanover: Henry j.. Carter, OK
Richmond; Simon Solomon, OF Henrioo
Meade Haskins, of Richmond, and j. u.
O'Dell, of New Kent.
MAHoSE's COMMITTEE.
AZ the same hour the Republican State
Central Committee will meet ct the DAVIS
House. when new Executive Committee
will be appointed. The present Executive
Committee consists of five members, as
follows: William Malone (chairman),
George X. Bowden. General Stlth Boiling,
Colonel William Lamb. and Judge Ed
mund Waddll. The new committee VIII
have only three members-Alahone (chair-
mani and probably General Boiling and
Judge Waddill. A prominent Republican
when asked yesterday what the Central
Committee would do said he did not Know
He thought, of course. the policy OF run
ming congressional candidates would be
talked over, but was inclined I'd believe
that that would be left TO the party IN the
several district. The committee might,
he added. make recommendations request
ing two or three of the districts.
The STATE ALLIANCE.
The Virginia State Alliance. which meets
in the Hall OF the House OF Delegates Tues
dav at noon, will elect president, secre-
tary and treasurer, and two members oi
the Executive Committee.
Mr.. Silvey, the secretary, when asked
Yesterday how mary delegates would be
present, SAID about lilo or ll5 but, ne
added, there would be also in attendance
a great many visiting Alliance men.
When asked what these latter were
coming here for, he eaid " to attend the
Alliance" Mr.. Silvsy further said he could
not tell whether or not the Alliance had
grown during the past year, as he had not
written up the returns.
WITH CLOSED DOORS.
The Executive Committee OF the Al
lance will meet tomorrow night. and the
Legislative Council. which IS composed OF
the OluttTs Oh Llt Otato bOhS obA thO NAo-
trict lecturers, will hold q session after the
committee adjourns.
Tie State Alliance will sit with closed
doors. Mr.. Il. L.. Loucks, the president OF
the National Alliance, will be present and
address the body.
On Saturday night Hon. John DAVIS, of
Kansas, will speak to the Ihird-partyites
at Old-AIarket Hall. IL is also said that
Mr.. McCune, chairman of the National
Executive Committee of the Alliance, and
A. ". RIce. OF Philadelphia, will be here
during the week and make addresses IN
the interest of the Third party.
THE UNION DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Union Democratic Club will hold
its regular weekly meeting tomorrow
night at Powelrs Hall at O'clock, when
Interesting proceedings may be expected.
II is probable that Colonel Spotswood aud
other weli-known speakers will adj
dress the meeting. Letters will be read
from our candidate for Yice-President.
Adiai Stevenson. Senator Daniel, GeneI al
Fitz Lee, and others. The pu0lc are in-
vited to all the meetings of the Union
Democratic Club.