Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12
BOUND FOR CHICAGO.
TRANSPORTING VIRGINIA DELEGATES
TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Arr.sremcnts Perf-etsd-Ths Train 70
start Next satnrdsy-Hotei Accom"'-
dations-Ths PEOPLES Party

The next big political excitement Will
bo the meeting of the Democratic Ma
tiopnl Convention which takes place OF
Chicago on the 2ist OF this month.
Arrangements have been perfected for
the transportation OF the Virginia dele
gates 10 Chicago ria The Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway and quarters for the DIS
,r,ct delegations have been secured at
the Palmer House. Mr.. james r. Fisher,
secretary of the State Democrats Com
m;t,ee writes that he made no arrange
ments for rooms for the delegates a.
Ia,oe "a he understood that they ma
heen provided for, but be is confident
tbov would have no trouble IN securing
accommodations even if this has not been
tho case.
THE VIRGINIA DELEGATES
The delegates at large from this 9ta'e
arc Hon. John w. Daniel. Hon. John
Goode. Hon. Basil b. Gordon, and don.
g Wexford Corbin. AlternatesoMslor
w. r. Sutherlin, DIR. NJ. 2. Holt, denera'
Fitzhuph Lee. and Hon. Rufus a. Ayres.
The district delegates are
First District: L. 7. smith, OF nortnnhDof'
land and DR.. Frunk Fletcher OF Accomac. .,
second District Dr.. james =. pr,shs. n,
southampton, and william H. iouhs' VI -''''''-
city. u..,., of Richmond.
and n. T.. Winston, OF Hanover.
Fourth District: F. z; bliord, o, pfuns"''A'
AMI ~. r. McKenney, OF Petersburg.
Fi,th District o. w. Dudley, of Danviiie' anu
wii,la,n Semple. Of Henry county.
s,,sh uistrict Carter Glass, OF LynchDurR,
and Wood Bouldin, Jr:, OF HaiiiaA' ,y.,,ou =,
eaventh District: Hon. NJ. l.. walton, OF
e,'smsndoab and Hon. $ Is. southall, Of Abe
p,ghth District: John +. Ryan, of Loudoun'
ana Colonel j. c. Gibson, OF Cripepep,. an,
S,nth District: Henry Stuart, oil RUSSELL anu
Colonel Abe Fukerson, OF Bristol
Tenth District: Taylor Berry, OF Amherst, ono
d. w. Paxton, Of Lexington.
Alternate.
First District: r. T. Ailworih, OF Northamp-
ton and DIR. W. Quesenbefry, OF Caroline.
Second District; GoodSich haa'on, ~ pi, nIl.s
mouth city, and u r.. hontHsuci vi h"A"H0'n
Tbisd District: Joseph Bryan, Of Henrico, and
A. ]. Bradley. Of Manchester:
Fourth District: Judge llmothy h,ves, o,
Pence George, and Colonel Is. w. l.. Holt, Of
firin District: W. II. Sutherland, of Carroll
and John l. Jett, OF Floyd Courthouse.
sixth District: w. Il. Wharton, OF Montgom'
ery ard Robert H. Logan, Of Roanoke
Seventh District: Hon. j. X. Wingheli, OF
Nbemarle. and Howell Miller, OF Rappshan-
M ricbtn district: c. F. Nicol, Of Prince VIII
Ian ana Judge c. H. Ashton, OF King George
ninth District: James X. JOrdon, OF Pulaski
and Major X. II. Henry, Of TazewelL
Tenth district C. =. Jones, Of Highland, and
J. l.. Wilson. Of Nelson.
THE DELEGATION TRAIN.
The delegation train on the Chesa'
peake and Ohio road will leave Norfolk
next Saturday at s A. NJ, reaching Rich.
mond at IL 80 A. NJ; leaving Richmond
at p. NJ, Boutwell, at 2:55 p. NJ, Cor
louisville at 4:51 p. NJ, for Cincinnati
and Chicago. This train leaves Wash
ington at 2 P. NJ, reaching Culpeper al
4.0l z. NJ, Orange at All z. NJ, Cor
louisville at 4:5l p. NJ, connecting al
that point with the train from Richmond
thence leaving Charlottesville at 5:2e
p. NJ. Basic City at 6:l5 p. NJ, Staun'
ton at 6:3S P. NJ, Clifton Forge at 49,
=. NJ. eastern time); arriving at Gin
cinnati at $40 A. NJ. and Chicago al
5:3j central time) on the night OF the
18th instant.
Attached to this train will be pri
vate car, and among those who are ex'
pected to occupy it are the following
DR. p. L.. Winston, G. V. Meredith, Jo
seph Bryan, c. OBJ. Cowardin, w. ID,
Chesterman, J. Taylor Ellyson, Andrew
Briggs, Hon. Conway Sands, Simon
Solomon. +. A. Catlin, j. ID. Patton, B.
b. Munford, II. fl. Boykin, L. I. Crump
Jackson Guy. virginius johnson, Major
w. L. Sutherlin, W. Il. McKenny, and