Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Johnson. second vice-prosident; and Q. u.
McCou1l. secretary and tfeasurcfs
There are very few Third-pnrty men IN
this section OF the county, soma Of those
who joined their ranks 2 lew months ago
having returned to tbs Democrssic foid'
pHNocEsTic RALLIES.
There will be grand Democratic rally
at Staples's miil-pond, Heurlcc county,
"Wednesday, commencing at IL O'Clock.
The speaferg will be Colonel Thomas
Whitehead. Hon. George ID. Wise. and
Hon. II. Il. Pollard. For the accommoda-
tiou OF the pubiic the Richmond, frede-
rirksburQ and Potomac Railroad Company
will take persons ont on then. 1l:50 A. M.
train and bring them back on the 8 O'Clock
accommodation. Trains may be taken at
the Byrd Street depot or ut Elba.
GRAND RALLY AND BARBECUE.
The Union Democratic Scouts" will
attend in uniform the grand Democratic
rally and barbecue At Cold Harbor. hano-
yer county, on Tuesday. They will leave
powelps Hall at 7:30 o'clock with hand OF
music. All otherp who desire to go ON
this trip will notify Colonel 4. A. Bowry,
Twenty-fiffh street and avenue, a. limit
ed number of tickets Will be issued.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler, Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Norfolk Dis
trict. was IN the city yesterday. He Is in
fine spirits regarding bis canvass. !,
The Fourth Precinct Jackson, Ward
Club. which was organized during the mu-
nicipal contest last spring. will hold an
important meeting tomorrow night at
Moran's Hall. No. $40 north Seventeenth
street.
THE THIRD-PARrx NETTING.
Generals Weaver and Field. the Third
party ticket. and Mrs. Lease, who has been
stumping with Weaver, will arrive in the
city to-day, and will speak at Old-Market
Hall Monday night. Major Mann Page,
President OF the Farmers Alliance. vii!
preside, and there will be the usual band
Of music. 1t is expected that good many
Democrats will 90 to the meeting through
curiosity. The Peoples party has few, If
anv, followers in Richmond. MIR. Horton,
the Atlanta Journal correspondent, who
secured the affidavits as to Viewers out
rageous conduct at Pulaski, Tenn, 10
expected in Richmond Monday night. be
has been following Weaver through the
South, and every chance he has gotten ne
has read the affdayils TO the audiences ad-
dressed by the Third party candidate.
An adjourned meeting of the Republi-
can committee for this congressional dis
trict will be held OF the custom-house to-
morrow. Amember of the committee said
yesterday that the body could do nothing
towards nominating congressman. When
asked if they would recommend that the
Republicans support Mr.. Grant, the Third.
party candidate for Congress, he replied
that most OF them would support him.
Conference mt Peopie's-Party Headquar-
ters.
Out from one Of the Capitol-street win
dows OF the third story of the tall building
next TO the City Hall protrudes trlangu--
lar transparency bearing the legend
Headquarters Of the Peoples Party"
Last night the transparency was illumi-
mated, as was the room behind it, and a
secret political conference was in session.
1t is understood that this conference was
between Third-party leaders and Republi-
can leaders with reference TO throwing the
Republican vote in this district 10 favor of
Mr. Walter Grant. the Third-party nomi-
nee for Congress. The impression is that
the Republican committee Will declare 1T
inexpedient to make nomination.