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Shenandoah, Pa, June 9, 1892. ct
NOTICE.-Notice to Justices of the Peace,
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THOMAS J. TRACEY,
JOHN BERGAN,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Simply because a delegation is sent to the
State Convention unnstructed does not ne
cessariy mean that they are opposed to
Cleveland. A number Of States which have
held conventions have emphatically indorsed
Cleveland. and yet have sent delegations
"uninstructed." so as 10 leave them I'M
trammelsd to vote at Chicago as circum-
stances. such as are always unforeseen and
yet always may arise, might make necessary.
SO il is with a number of counties in Virginia.
Orange. for instance expressed itself decid-
ediy for Cleveland. yet the delegation from
that county was not unaterably instructed for
him, and Patrick. Rappahannock. Westmore-
land and many others have done likewise. In
each Of these the sentiment Of the conven-
ton and Of the delegates Themselves was most
emphatcally for Cleveland, although no IL
structions we're given.
It is evident. then. that the claim OF the
Hilltes that all uninstructed delegates to the
convention are for their favorito IL presump-
tuous and groundless. as they Will find 20 their
sorrow on the 18th of May when the conven-
ton meets. To make sure. however. OF bay-
ing the sentiment OF the people properly ex-
pressed, and 10 efectualy checkmate the
Vaccination OF the Hillites. who, no doubt,
will try 10 ring in some Hill delegates under
the "uninstructod" plan. it would be better
for instructions 20 be gwen the different dele
cations to vote for Cleveland as long As they
arc justified in so doing. Especially j. 1t ne
cessary for the friends OF the eX-Presldent IN
the city at the coming primary, 10 vote tor
out-and-out Cleveland men so that there can
be no misapprehension about their position.
The advocates OF Senator Hill. who started
out for him with SO much assurance. rashly
declaring themselves for Hill first last and
all the time. find themselves completely al
sea. SO we see them foundering about in
their desperation. first calling Themselves
"anti-C Cleveland. 80 and now seeking 70 get
little comfort from the fact that they may
get some votes out of the uninstructed dele
cations They are however. only clutching
at straws The Hill boom and the anti-Cleve-
land" dodge are already exploded bubbles. and
the hopes Of the opponents Of the ex-Presl-
dent will be stii further shattered when they
see as they surely will. 50 many 'unin-
structed" delegates voting for Cleveland at
the State Convention.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

A SHORT time ago a Hill machine organ in
Virginia became very indignant at The TIMES
FOR so ardently urging the name Of Mr.. Cleye-
land upon the Chicago Convention on the
ground that We were abusing a Democrat
IT is true that The TINS has always urged
Mr.. Cleveland's nomination because it be-
lieves him TO be the leading exponent Of
Democratic principles in the United States
and the most available and therefore. the
strongest candidate. In doing this it has al-
ways sought never 10 abuse Mr.. Hill, but, TO
the contrary, has said if he were nominated
he would receive its earnest support.
This, however. is very different from the
action of the Hill men of this and other
localities, who have deliberately organized
themselves into anti-Cleyeland clubs for
the very purpose of fighting and abusing the
most prominent Democrat of the coun 'ry.
The Hill tooter who was so indignant with
us should pull the beam out of his own eyes
before no attempts to remove the mote IRON
ours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
nix. CLEVELAND NEITHER SCHOLAR
NOR STATESMAN.

The Dispatch of Sunday contains long
letter from It's New York correspondent re-
viewing the principal features Of Mr. Cleye-
lands character and career. in which the
writer uses all his powers 10 depreciate that
gentleman as much as he can. The writer
has undoubtedly stated his case with clever
ness and though. If Democrat he is Justly
liable 10 some censure for his unjust remarks.
they should nevertheless be taken notice Of
The writer says he was told that at the be-
ginning of his administration, when he was
forecasting his policy, friend asked him If
he felt sure he had written nothing damaging
respecting the tariff TO which alr. Cleveland
replied, Not thing. you can depend upon
it. for | don't know anything about the
tariff
The Dispatch's correspondent very prop
erly remarks on this Three years later. SO
apt q student IS Mr. Cleveland. we find him
writing more profoundly upon the tariff in all
its phases than any man in the country"
1t would be quite enough to have the first
statement CLOSED by the second. if the second
were seriously meant However. while stat.
Ing n fact, 1t is meant IN derison and is intend
cd to suggest the idea that Mr. Cleveand's
discussions Of the tGra were tho work of
other men. This tendency to deprcca,e the
seJvices OF great men has ever been the lay of
small minds When Napoleon Bonaparte
was performing those miracles In that first
Italian campaign, Bourrisnne tells rs, hs was
excessively annoyed to hear from Paris that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
4 Misrepresentation Corrected.

TAPrAHASSoCK. Va, April ~, 1892.
Editor The Tines
lnyour issue Of yesterday / am named as
one OF the Republican delegates 10 the Min
neapOls Convention from this congressional
district Such a mlsre presentation was eyi-
IDENTITY the result OF some bunging work at
either the telephone or telegraph Office Mt
West Point. va. / shall not 20 10 the Mime
apon- or Chicago conventions but viii with
y easu.s vote Tor the nominee o the latter.
Respectfully, W. G. JEFFH!Es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

The New York correspondent of the Balt-
more Sun states in its issue Of yesterday that
10000 Democrats have already signed the
call for May convention. and that the sigma
lures will amount T. 100000 by the time the
convention is held. The correspondent ayers
that there can ts no sort OF question about
this. This is most startling statement. aud
OF course ends Mr.. Hill Is u presidential
possibility.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Mr. Thomas l.. Moore then presented to
the body the following preamble and reso.u-
tons, which explain themselves aud which
were unanimously adopted
The attention OF this Chamber having been
called t. the opinion expressed by Senator
Frye, chairman ID. the Senate Committee on
Commerce, h the effect that he thought II
unfair for Virginia 20 ask and obtain liberal
appropriation, tor rivers AMI Aaro0rs Wlle
imposing what he regarded Us an
UNJUST burden on commerce. tbs
statement having reference u the fe4-
turc OF the present pilot laws ot the
State compelling c0astwise sailing vessels t.
pay p.lota-e ices or coast.rg license fees 90
the Virginia Pilot Association whether scr
vices or pilot. are used or required o.. not.
Resolved. That tnis nov and important OBJ
lection go the present pilot laws ot tAe State
pe referred o. The consideration ot the Com
Mttee On James River Improvement ~ tle
city ana tie Outward Trade Committee o.
the Chamber, with the rc .ge,t that they
Iout.y report at au early d4te such tops aS
they may deem necessary On t.e premises 10
prevent appropriations - the WOr6 on James
river from being preIudiced by tie obnoxious
feature OF our pilot laws referred TO-.
Resolved, That ths thanks OF tuis Chamber
be rendered Mr. Jones. OF Virginia. for MS
timely aud appropriate support or tho claim
OF the State 70 liberal appropriations for It's
rivers and barbOrs
The following new members were then
elected: Messrs. Bartlett y Garvens. proposed
by l.. ID. Taylor, ksq.: Messrs. Thomson a
Minor. proposed by AIr l.. &. Younger and
Mr.. I. Is. Loliicoher. proposed by Messrs. T..
G. Leigh. Jr.. IL Co.
There being no further business before the
board. the meeting then al JOurnet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
TUESDAY. MAY 3. 1892.
SIX PAGES.


The board Of directors Of the Chamber OF
Commerce transacted important business
The Common Council met-Ihe Auti-'l eve-
land dill Club Preparations are beng
made for the Democratic meeting.-Ihe
subcommittee Of the city central committee
heard testimony as to fraud in Jefferson ward
Mr. William Ii. Turpin died.
VIRGINIA.
Lewis H. Machen, of the University OF Nir-
ginia, has been selected TO represent that insti-
tuition in the Southern intercollegiate con-
test.-Democrats of Wise county adopted reso-
lutions favoring the nomination Of Cleye-
land.-Colonel O'ForraM Will address the
Cleveland Club Of Stanton May 9TH
Henry W. Holt has been elected cap
lain of the new Stanton company
Residence of Mr. Holiday Parker, near Suf-
folk. has been destroyed by fre.--Congress-
man Lester has returned TO Washington
Samuel 4. Mays died suddenly at Lynchburg
Saturday nght.-Onicer Weber, Of Lynch
burg. has been reinstated on the police force.
More Cleveland delegates were elected in
counties OF the State yesterday.--TheG louces-
ter delegation is for Grover Cleveland.
GENERAL.
The Binding Irvine bill was passed by the
House yesterday and the Diplomatic and Con
sular bill discussed at ength.-llchmond Ter
minal stock declined in Wall street yesterday as
result of the Oakman letter.-IymonP urdie,
a negro. was lynched at Elzabethtown, y. c..
for The murder Of Ed. Cain white).--1he ind-
cations are that Governor Holt. of North Caro-
lima, will be renominated.-The New Orleans
Cotton Exchange issued It's monthly statement
esterday.-Ihree men were killed IN rail
way wreck near OTIS, Ind, yesterday.--Deem-
ing, the murderer. was sentenced to death at
Melbourne yesterday contrary TO expeditions.
May day passed of quietly on the Cont
nent
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The MANCHFsTEE CIRCULATION OF
TIE TIMES Is SOW GREATER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINFD.
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THE CIRCrLATIO> OF THE TIMES u
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN lis
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY InCREAs-
INC.
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A CABLE dispatch announces that in the
next two monthsthere will be 273 fashionable
marriages celebrated in London. and that of
these fully one-third of the brides will be
Americans" The drain of money from the
United States by the daughters of our mil
lionaires thus bestowing their fortunes upon
played-out and pauper foreign noblemen in
exchange for title is very bad If. III add
ton TO this. Free Silver bill should DO
passed. which would drive all the gold out of
circulation. the plight OF this country would.
indeed. be deplorable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Mr.. GLADSTONE seems TO have discovered
the secret of never growing old intellectually
He is now past eighty years of age and yet at
his last appearance in the House Of Commons
he made speech which was pronounced 10y
those who heard il to have been equal to the
best efforts Of his prime. We are told that he
lived again in his youth. His back was as
straight as that of an officer of the guard, his
figure as 1.-THE as that of Greek athlete, aud
his intellect heated with thought, his face
giowed with radiating expression, and his
voice grew in volume, rpeness and charm of
tone" However much difference of opinion
there may be as TO the benignity of the
later political career of the Grand Old Man,
all the world Will feel eratifed that this cele-
brated English statesman preserves his physi-
cal strength to such Il remarkable degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Second. A communication from Mr.. h,
Berkeley. superintendent OF the Richmond
and Danvilie Railroad Company. showing the
poor receipts from the parIor cars put on
about three months ago. to run between
Richmond and Danyille. at the suggestion or
the Chamber. and asking the Chamber TO adj
wise him Of any plan by which the business.
in its opinion. could be built up. This com
munication hal already been the subject
OF correspondence on the part Of the Cham
Der with the Danyille Chamber OF Comner &C.
but no adyices having been received from the
latter body, upon motion of Judge Christian
1t was referred to the committee on inland
trade.
Third. A communication from the Grand
Rapids Board of Trade relating to the esta7-
lishment Of public telegraph service IN me
postofices of the nted states was referred
to the Chambers committee on postal ana
telegraph service.
Fourth. communication from the Boston
Chamber of Commerce giving their plan Ior
investing with value their certificates OF
membership was referred 10 the Chambers
committee on resident members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

THxRI were lots of uninstruoted Cleveland
delegates elected IN Virginia yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03

Under the head of new business, the follow
ing communication from the Buena Vista
Chamber Of Commerce. received the Z'th
ultm0. was laid before the board
AT meeting of the Buena Nista Chamber
of Commerce. held April l2 1872 the tOl-
lowing resolution was adopted.
Whereas. II is our belief that ,he CONNER
mercial, mining and manufacturing interests
OF this State would be greatly oenshted by
by the united cooperation OF tho clainbef.
OF commerce, boards OF trade. commercial
unions &c. ~ the different towns ana cities
throughout tue state. therefore be 1t
Resolved. That committee composed OF
seven members OF this body be appointed,
who shall endeavOr 20 get the different com
mercial organizations throughout the state 70
send representatives % u meeting o. DO held
at the Exchange Hotel IN the city or Rich
mond. on Nav 20. 1892. for the purpose OK
forming State board. whose object VIII be
TO take charge OF those interests that affect
the commercial welfare and industrial de-
yeopment OF the whole State.
"Gentlemen - This communication Is adj
dressed 70 you with view ~ carrying out
the above resolution. We hope that e may
be the pleasure Of your honorable body to
send representatives 90 the above meeting.
The result 20 be obtained by board COM
posed as suggested I'M the above resolution
would be far-reachlng, not ONLY protecting
our interests from injurious legislation, dis
Grim ILALlNI LlAL1 tlDlltAlDA rates A444 '-4Nt
huderng causes within the borders OF our
own State but q board comp sed OF such
representatives would obtain quick recogni-
ton aud influence In all the large commercial
centres of the nited States.
81. w. Blackburn. j W. Collins William II.
Baiie, g. w. lecgie. D. T. Mckee A. T.
Barclay. }. o. Shepherd COMMITTEES.
Upon motion of Mr. Chesterman. the Chair
was requested 10 appoint committee ~
seven % represent the Chamber 40 tic pro-
posed meeting which committee Will De duly
appointed. and upon motion Of Alr. West. the
Chair vas re- uested also To- appoint special
committee % ascertain the number OF dele
gates that Will bo present. the number OF
bodies that will be represented etc On THIS
committee the president appointed Mr.. j. r.
West chairman. james -. Crump +. ID.
Deane. f.. -. Taylor. Everett Waddey AMI f.
NJ. Wnittle. Jr. from the board, aud from
the Committee on Reception, W. r. Irgg
+. ID. starke, j.. ID. Crenshaw, Jr, and Allan
IaIInff
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