Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
WILL MAKE The FIGHT.
\ Democratic Ticket I'm Jackson Ward
city Committee Endorse IL.

The city Democratic Committee met in tho
CircaitCourt room last night 20 make final
preparations FOR the municipal election which
takes place ON Thursday.
There were also present nearly all those who
vcrc candidates for ward Offices IN jefferson
Ward In Tho late primary of April 9th.
Ou motion of sir. Davis, The letter written 10
Nj - VI. Page 10y Mcs-rs. Wood. Bigger ana
Wallace was endorsed hv tho committee
The aspect o. The canvass in Jefferson Ward,
where Mr. Page has announced himself as n
candidate for tno couuc 3, Was then generally
Mr. Wallace moved. and tho motion was
adopted. that the Jefferson Nafd delegation aud
The candidates in th1t ward retire aud perfect
an organization for cleriion-day.
Mr. ID. j. ONeh moved that tho committee ap-
propriatc 800 90 help the Democrats of -ksln
Ward IN tbc fight against ihe kepnohcans' tue
JACKSON Ward delegation having decided 20 put
up "a Ticket IN tnbt ward. Tho motion was
adopted.
The Committee on Organization for Jefferson
Warl reported that they had arranged Tor men
no al the precincts on cicction-iay, and the re-
pOri was adopted
AFULI VOTE NEEDED
Nr. Wallace addressed the committee on the
necessity of getting out ian vote iu Jefferson
W1rI. so chance. ho said ought 20 Doe given Mr
Page to ,cf ln. IL NJ. Page was not showed un-
der hy heavy majority . woIlj cast disrredt
ou the patty and the c.mrl tee.
The question arose Wh tlrr Democrats should
support Mr. stephen D. Wood. nominee FOR
Justice oi the Peace iu d.,lcr.on Ward, % having
been stated ihat Doc would vote f0r Mr.. Page.
Nr. Wool appeared before ths committee and
stated that Sir. Page was personal lilrud OF MS
He dii NOT lo.s Ou liui de r.l. cr ana CONSIDER
ca that rc h.l right % vote for him II he
Inc cialrman assod Mr. Wood If he regarded
the committee as the heal Of the party IN The
city
Mr. Wood replied that he ala.
HHHnHf H D FfHf
standing - the csnd ia'cs .on tne primary
ticket. ana ASKED Alr Wood ii under those cir
cumsfau-es hc sfiI adhered t0 h,s decision 20
vote i9r Mr Page.
Will not srrPoRI NR. FACE.
Mr. Ferrifor saiI The question w7s whether
Nr stephen g.. Mo1i wouiu vote for sam. Page.
10 hr eniI yes Doe .ferri'cr was in favor OF drop
piuE nim aud ur .llfirs tee next highest man
mo nominee. This sentiment bad obtained win
several members before Az Wood entered the
Nr. O'Ncn and Nr. Bowry thought that this
Was IS matter the coHmifi'c bad nothing T. co
ST.. Batto moved to I.ourn. Lost
Nr. Wood again arose and sail tLat since the
committee thought he ought u't go support DIT.
Page he would MOI. The matter haa p'tn pi' ih
% new hgat 90 h,m.
NJ. ONeu moved tnqt the Jackson Ward
ticket be end darsei aul pat on The general ticket
The 20 set is as follows: Ald rurn. long 90 I ,
John tottreI aud E. Gilman, shor. term. q. Nj.
Gasser. CpIuclmen. &. b.. Miugi cl1, d. Is. NJ
keuucy. W. =. GolIe, D.. .. oNch. ami +. a.
tIl: Justices of tho Peace, ArthIr q lnn. .. o..
Graves, aud r. d. Hogan.
HELP Our JAtEs0S-WAhn FEifNpS.
ON motion 0f Mr. >uellinc-, tho Democrats a.
the rify generally were called on 90 help da k
suu Ward In The fight
Nr Davis moved hat The @upcrinteud snt
~ each ward cau % meeting for Tuesday Wtni,
June 2I-t. 90 elect members of the civ tom-
mittce. The motion was agreed t' ana the
committee adjourned 20 meet June llth.