Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-05
NOW FOR THE VOTES.
-,s DEMOCRATS or RICHMOND TO
wsMe THEIR CANDIDATES TO-DAY.
.,,,ot Meetings In tho County Last
x,sht--Partiai Returns Iohicatc a Ma
ioriiy of Hiii Delegates.

x,.h,--Partlai Returns Iodicstc Ma
ioriiy of Hin Delegates.
-. nemo-ratic municipal primary viii DO
lay. whcn candidates for the general of
= f,.iices Of the rcacc, and tho Council VIII
,ootca Tho election occurs on the 20th
q Nay. -. .,o. ara .,o.o
rsEM. c,,. co,,,o,,,.. 49,.
rt.v ve.iefday ai headquarters arrang-
~ ,,ooer distribution OF tho tickets for
s.,ays contest
-. ,olloving are the judges and clerks at the
,,,ral lrocinois'
., pr,eincf. 1900 west Main-John Laird
n II. b. Moore, judges; Lewis {. kileit
e,' sd Precinct. zoo west Brosd-B. y. shcp-
.'-..e anl george " 0waihmey, judges; r. 4.
ii2 rrccipct. I24 west Brosd-C. V. Clash
81 iancs. Judges; n. Kane. clerk.
e. l.r Precinct. Al south Pine-liumphrey
,,..- ,rl &. ,. Paoh, judges; George y. Hop
iar p-.-,noi. 100 south RcservoIr-L. A.
,t.ol 49,. q. Glenn, judges; James Macdou-
g. MONROE WARp.
r... Precinct. 10 south First sircet-H. II.
,...rs ana H. n Cook, judges; George ii. Eur
80. .', 1rroclnci. 2l2 north Second sireet-w.
.-.r,a and George King, judges; I. W.
Ie.., precinct. 0 wcs, Broad street-AnGrew
f.t,., sal latbor Martin, Judges; c. A. Hy-
81, Precinct. 4O7 north Third sireet--La-
~. C.rnoai nnd Charles Zincke, judges;
,-.. e,rliuf., clerk.
D-.',, i-'...rei. llg south Second street-Thad.
y-pr.pl lcan A. Nosny' judges; h T. knowles
r.A MADISON wARr.
,... r-a-.r~t. 400 north Seventh street-E.
% .,-.fn and samuel A. Waggoner, judges (;
Tf.II.s. clerk.
s...5 p-canci, SIS cast Broad-R. A. Z.
n,rs,y ani e.. 4. johnson, judges Colonel j. ii.
h...'., r.',.nci. zoo east Main.-Charles W.
r.-srl %. $. Price, judges; W. q. Harvey,
r.f- ,.. ,,,,,,o,,,,s,s coal onsce
...r.1 rrsr Maln--Ricbard Walden and j. W.
valrr. Judges: Thomas Walsh. clerk.
JEFFERSON WARD.
e.-, pre-irct. 20 north Fourteenth street
C,.tis Cabol, u. W. Lubbock, judges; John
u I'D Precinct Old-Market Hall-Theo. J.
ptsrson Henry Cohen, judges; William Rob
ds.,3 Precinct, e2io east Main streets. r.
r,-i.e, Frederick Lowe, judges; James Royster,
0'n r,n Precinct. 3O6 north Tweniy-nrst
,.-,,f-. ". FOXES, W. A. Atkinson, judges;
Wlan n. SIMPSON clerk.
MARSHALL wAKD.
r-f Precinct, 5000 Lester street-R. A.
f,r..8 soi 4. r. Enughi, Judges; Harry Mays,
..'',,i Precinct. Corcoran Hail.. II. Goddln
,,f j. l.. Hubbard, judges; j. L. Redwood,
Irri Precinct, Masonic Hall Twentty:fifth
,r.e.-W. NJ. Williams aud George White,
glros. C. p Hughes. clerk.
JACKSON WARD.
rf.t Precinct. 723 Brook avenue-J. W. Felt
t.sslnl Henry ueoke, judges; Lewis Schultz,
s'rsi Precinct west Duyal-Robert Taylor
trfW p. smith, Judges: VI. u. Beak, clerk.
If.ri rreInri, 2Ot east Duyal-J. W. Bradley
taf ualry Run. judges Henry ScOtt clerk.
faffr Ircr.nci. IuI north Seyenteenth-John
Tllsry nud William l.. Gary, judges; X. j.
Ayau. c.crk.
TO CANVASS THE RErURss,
Tho city Democratic Committee will meet in
relreuif 4 Court room at \ O'Clock tonight 10
rl1rls. iha returns. None will be admitted TO
f.enfofiue but members Of the committee, the
candidates. and the election onicials.
Ilst night there was a good deal OF quiet ex-
clement in The city among tho friends OF the
dr.feut crnii Iatcs fer nomination, ond the IN
f.afiOns we're that large vote would be polled.
ADJ 0f therlub meetings were well attended.
Delegates to the HenricO Conventions.
Meetings were held at an the voting precincts
81 Hcnriro county yesterday either in the after
rlHu Or last ulght-tO choose delegates 20 the
county convention. which assemblies at the
Courthouse on Wednesday 90 elect delegates 10
aa state Demo, ratio Convention.
Ihe county convention viii 10 composed OF
hry-iE0 delegates, three from each precinct,
ul ,he county representation in the state con-
5elton viii be thiTty-ono. The lines were pretty
EeI drawn between the advocates OF Hil and
CYaaul, aud at most OF the precincts both
allslad printed tickets.
1TREg FOR HILL
Nr William n. Sands WAS made permanent
CHAIRMAN II the meeting at ShOemakers pre-
aaf and the following resolutions were
1intei:
u.fee boz congratulated upon their efficient
vdfa aud great victory In bringing the county
fnl Republican 20 Democratic rule.
L.t.rt, That We condemn the action OF cor
ll parties calling themselves Democrats. but
500 Ne believe are nothing more than Mug
plmps, Republicans, and conditional Demo-
csfs i0r tne circulation Of false statements In a
"tliger in this district calculated 10 SOW dis
odlu our ranks.
lc tsscts pot up were: For Hill-Messrs.
ffl For Clcvelanf-Messrs. j. i. Lewis, A.
N Patterson. and NJ. Y. Fsrriter.
Ih0 Hil ucset WAS elected by a vote OF 81 20
O. lhe hiu ucSets bad been printed and widely
cr.la'el, aud many u the soldiers Home vet
U4ls voted iur him.
Nr-sIs sands and Phillips were recommended
r'4e convention as members OF The County
Committee
gr. GEORGE Carter offered the following, which
Vasnf0rfci.
L.soIfi. That this meeting do respectfully re-
guest fhr delegates elected tonight 10 vote In
ur n.uuiy Convention TO send uninstructed dele
flfas to she State convention.
lLeac are for Cleveland. At JOness precinct
Ns.sr- Joseph Bryan, !. II. O'Bannon, and w.
&. t.NIlshau were elected delegates. and Mcssrs.
b. CHM aud J. l.. Lindsay named as commit
teuen The delegation Is for Cleveland.
The meeting az Hafdln's-Shop Precinct vas q
very aige enc. Messrs Henry VOegler, Allen
1.toIn' and B, frischk0rn were elected dele
f.'es. and She last-named aud T.. G. Dickinson
cl'nri as committeeman. Tho delegates go
--ll,Ilctel, but are thought TO favor Hill.
FROM OTHER FONTS.
ifUu Bruins Precinct there were conflicting
i,l .ris af t0 the complexion OF the delegation.
tue report was that two Cleveland and one lill
delegate lai been olected, and the other was
tii ihe choice had fallen upon two Hill and one
tefe'ani delegate.
Hungary preTnct. u was reported, elected a
AI delegation, consisting OF Mcssrs. Simeon
e.onou, N. y. sheppard, and Garland Harris.
ltc names of only two Of the delegates elected
ion Carers Precinct-Messr6. ksnes and
fialsr-colld bo learned last night, and their
i,t.l rosirdmg tho presidential nomination