The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-29

Representative Citizens Chosen Who VIII
Safely Conduct the Democracy.

Representative Citizens Chosen Who VIII
Safely Conduct the Democracy.
The Democrats of Richmond assembled in
the six wards OF the city last evening and
elected new city central committee. The COM
mittee will serve until July 1. 1894, and will
have charge Of many important elections.
The men elected will give complete satlsfac-
ton. They are representative men ana VIII
never allow the banner OF Democracy TO trail
in the dust.
JrFFERsoN.
The followers Of Jefferson of Monroe ward
met 40 Monticello Hall aud after the meeting
had been called 20 order Mr. }. W. White
was elected chairman, Mr.. Joseph j.. Levy.
secretary and Mr.. Thomas b. Hicks. sergeant
alarms The following named gentlemen
were put into nomination and the first five
we're declared elected. Or. G. W. +. Brock,
rs: Il. L. Daniel. 81: J.. A. Catlin, 20; Fred.
Peasants, 6s. G. O. Sayille 60; ID. Ii. Pyle.
81: g. w Anderson. 81; ID. >. Gates, 30; >. Ii
Pulliam. %, 1. Morris, 8.
MADISON.
The Madison ward Democracy met at
Sanger Hall. Captain James 1. Ferriter
called the assembly 20 order and Colonel
John b. Cary was elected permanent chair
man. Mr. Henry S. Hutzler was selected as
secretary A resolution embracing a plan 1or
the election of the representatives, was 0dopt-
Ell and the following named gentlemen were
put INTO nomination. The figures after their
names show the vote they received. Messrs.
Cunningham Hall, i0l; A. D. Landerkin, 50,
Jefferson Wallace, 49, Junius hobson, ~;
5. $. Z. Pattesop. 81. G.. KOddy Ienser, 40;
- Anderson. 80: Sig. NJ. Goodman. %;
John .. Taylor. q The first five were
declared elected.
The meeting adopted the following resolu-
tions
I'VE, the Democrats of Madison ward in
mass-meeting assembled. do hereby reatirm
our allegiance to the principles Of the Demo
cratic party as formulated 10y Jefferson and en-
phasized in the platform adopted by the Chi
cago Convention.
we ratiiy the nomination for President
and Vice-President made by that convention.
and do pledge our earnest and active efforts
from this time to the night of November 5th
next in behalf of the election of Grover
Cleveland and Adlai Stephenson.
CLAY ACTIyEs.
The Actives of Clay ward were called 10 or
der by Mr. C.. ]. Phillips and Mr. John ).
Powell was elected chairman. Mr. John Har-
wood was elected Judge and Messrs. Z. II. O..
Cabell and WOrtham were elected tellers.
The following named gentlemen we're placed
in nomination. the first five receiving the
election: Messrs. G. /. Philips, l07; Humphrey
Calder. 107; NJ. H. Seay, l05; Edward r..
AAH
dey. Leroy S. Edwards. William j. Epps, D..
II. Hopkins, Irving Wharton, Virginia john
son.
MARSHALL.
The Marshall Ward Democrats met in
Corcoran Hall. They turned out in full
force and the meeting was one of great har-
monY.
Fourteen names were placed in nomination.
The election was by ballot and resulted as
follows: Julian Bryant, 10 votes +. A..
Bowery. g.: X. S. Childress, Sc; w. II. Sher-
vim. 81. +. j. Parater and G. Reynold 40 each.
A second ballot was taken and Mr.. Reynolds
received ~ votes and Mr Parater 81.
JEFFERsON.
There was a lively time at Old Market Hall
last night when the Democrats OF Jefferson
ward turned en-masse 10 elect their members
to the committee There were two factions
in the ward known RS the Third precinct and
Fourth precinct. The former carried OF the
honors and elected their men as follows. A.
W. Rosene. IA votes: W. b. Jones, IA;
Edward Pagan. 1872; j. W. Gibbons. l29, and
W. J.. Joyner 127.
The other faction had the following ticket:
r. II. Hechler. lO3 a. j. Wood. 1922 A. j.
Duesberry, 96 w. l.. Joseph. SO; II. Hirsh-
burg, 70.
JACKSON.
The Jackson-ward Democracy met at the
hustings courtroom and elected the follow
ing named gentlemen: Messrs. Warwick
Fpps. Dennis 0'Neil. +. Ullman, Charles
Caesar and --- Robinson.