The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Tho Democratic Tariff Reform Club held q
neotinr 40 Che CITY Circuit Courtroom. COM
menc.ne lew minutes before G o'clock yes
terdav afternoon Mr.. John Hunter. Jr called
the meeting so order and made brief but
enthusiastic address in which be referred to
the Importance Of education as 2 factor in the
coming campaign and the patriotic work that
might he cone by the club IN sohdiiyins the
vote ia Virginia
Nrw MFWnrBs.
Tho following new names woro offered for
membership aud suisse Ueuty elected. A. u.
hellon. d. IL. Mydotto 4. IT, lickrol. w.
81. jus.s. Jr.. j. IT, buur. IT.. T.. =. Smith.
j. B. Rood Thomas A. Bflnder Carter
Iaulcr. joe II. shelton j. +. DOYLE. john
Mlke-. C.aud Bnr5ee.. Luke Harvey. Andrew
Ienscr. Robert u. briggs. - Dorsey q. q.
letat j. g.. Bishop. A. y. Short G. ". God
din. D. W.. Anderson, William - Woods. w
\. Wilson. lhl. E.. Shields. d. I'll. Webb
lep.oc, Leigh h. Page. Jr.. a. J.. Chalmers,
Barton II. Wise n. l.. Dawson. B.. J. Hoo,
son. Jr.. Ge .ree Is. Lee, Albert Christian and
~ Mr ~. l.. sedlon then addressed the meet
ing 300 regard % tho principles of the Iailu
Reform Club lie -aid bc saw 30 ground for
% man who thought as DE dad to stand upon
tha. two factions were bitterly fighting each
other and forgetting the common enemy
tAt % was tlis mmol enemy with which
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amble and resolutions.
1Hg RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas the Democratic Tariff Reform
C.u0 ot Richmond recognizes the peculiar
importance which the coming presidential
election hns not only for Virginia but for the
whole South, 10 view o.. the dangerous ede-
Infamous bin known as the Force bin" and
whereas. 20 further recognizes the fact that
the democratic party is pre-emneutly
party of principle and not follower of uar-
nrular men and whereas. 10 further believes
that the tme-honored custom of an unm-
structed delegation from our state is wise
one. therefore belt
Resolved. That it is the sense of this club.
First t4at the present factona. fight being
vAged hy the Hdlorents ot tW0 ~ the presi- F
dental caudidetes ls mnttef % te deeply +
regretted and deprecated uy oil who have the /
Oh nt the country 40 hearts second. that I
public sentiment is as yet too much divided /
u maze u ell1eI sa.e 90 wise 10
e,tv TO- tb@ Stote Convention. and |
h1d that - viii not in our
Judgment. he wise for the Stnfe Convention to |
send a delegation 90 CHICAGO instructed 10
vote for auv particular candidate. But that
n .seafo.f and v..se.f ia view If the imno-t
s.o.'f tI. r-.,,ir.t.o,, 10 eerl ar n,'t,relv
t,ni.o.a1 d. e,.t.-. '.r. that -boli he tree ~
c.r.nIt o..th ~, rar,ra-e,.+,f,.o ~ the rartv
iron. III i,rt. az f6, o.Irtr, with Tia view
f.tFe ,.l,rirsti,r l,f 4t. most o,.,f,Ifa can
d.loto tbeone Wiz, slell lead tia narf, IN
victory
Captain Alexander Coke moved 10 lay on
the table. and ln -ueakiur t0 the question
said this Was a tariff reform club. pure and
fluul. and that ssai res. .lfior. were ONT of
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