Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
HoGs TYLER AND MARSHALL.
Republican Farmers VIII Vote for Cleve
Iand-Good for 2, 900 Majority.


Republican Farmer. wiz Vote for Cieve-
Iand-Good for 1000 Majority.
fCorrespondonce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BLAND COURTHOUSE, VA, November 2.-Lieu-
tenant Governor J. Hoge Tyler and our con-
gressional candidate, Hon. J. w. Marshall, spoke
At Bland Courthouse TO very large and atten-
tive audience. Everything went OFT smoothly,
and the speakers were much gratined at the
good organization and enthusiasm Of the Bland
Democrats. There we're fully 700 persons
present, ab) )ut 800 being voters, the remainder
ladios aud children. Tho best Of feeling pre-
vailed. Many former Republicans present we're
well pleased With she forcible arguments of the
speakers, Who dealt In no bitterness, bat made
most convincing appeals 20 their hearers. and
not fcie who have never done 80 before will vote
for Cleveland and reform and against force bills
aud sectional SIN. An immense lunch was
served, and all went away f'ifd not alone with
good. healthy. political feeling, but with sub
stantial food. such "a Blaud-county Democrats
know so well how TO serve.
BEsT MAJORITY YET.
Bland Is in fine condition, and will give Cleve-
laud and Mnrshall the pest majority given since
1850. The old Ninth District ia warming up, and
is good for l,200 % 1000 Democratic majority.
The campaign cry Is, ave want no force bills
nor rotten " cod in ours" Judge John fl. Full
ton, Of WythC, spoke ~ Mechanicsburg, this
county recently. and Judge +. Is. Hutton, OF
Washington, NJ Ceres. Roth made exceptionally
tno arguments and accom- mpltshed much good.
Our cRnyassers bave all been gentlemen. and
their canvass has been on high plane and very
effective. our Third-party friends arc seeing
the Republican trick, and on November Sth Mr..
Weaver will havo 10 take microscope TO ind
his vote IN Bland. II won't iniure either OF the
old parties twenty votes
Tucker aud Kenny nj Bssic city.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WAYSFSHoH0, November "A large audience,
composed Of tho best citizens and many ladies'
from Bn-ic, NayncsborO, and surrounding COM
munity. greeted lion. III. st. George Tucker at
Basic ity last night.
Mr Thomas c. Kenny, rising young lawyer
OF Staunton, WAS frs introduced. and made a
stirring and able address,
At the conclusion Of Mr. Kenny's remarks the
orator 81 the evening. Hon. II. -. George Tuck-
er. was introduced aTid n storm Of applause.
The gallant sfandard-bearer Of the Democratic
party IN the Tenth District was In the very best
of trim last night. and his scathiag denuncia-
tions Of the corruption aud treachery OF the Re-
publican party was m1stcrlv and effective.
Hon. d. :. Heukle, In a Wel-rhOsen and appro-
pirate tribute, presented Mr.. TUCKER WITH large
and lovely bouquet and a beautiful horseshoe OF
flowers from tho ladies' of WayucshOro.
THIS meeting was undoubtedly the best that
has been held here during the campaign.
Eppa Huntnn Ia Alexandria.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ALExANDRIA. Va. November "A large audit
hear Senator Eppa Hunton. lie opened his ad-
dress by saying that, ike senator AN, be was
Democrat. and whils he was not an original
Cleveland man, ne awoke the morning after the
convention heartily in favor Of tts nominee. lie
paid glowing tribute 10 Cieveland's admins
tration and compared II with that OF Harrison;
showed how the Mckinley bill aud pension laws
were gradually absorbing all the money in the
South and reducing is people to poverty. lie
then pictured the miquity Of the force bill. ana
closed with an appeal for every voter 10 do his
duty. The address lasted over an hour, was en-
thusias,i,ally received, and every mention OF
Clevelands name called forth shout OF ap-
Ulauec.
President smiths Stirring Address.
Special telegram 70 the Dispetch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. November 2.-Mr. j. c.
Smith, president Of the DinWiddie County Al
lance and chairman OF tho Democratic party OF
the county. has issued stirring address 10 the
voters uf the county setting forth In strong terms
the issues 81 the campaign, telling them that the
choice for President lies betTcen Bonlhfnin HaI-
rlson and Grover Cleveland; between high taxes
and the force bil aud reform and the liberty Of
the people. and making an urgent appeal IN
behalf OF Democratic government ana the union
OF tho people against the great wrongs that
have been forced upon them by the hepuOicAh
party.
Norfolk's Enthusiastic Dem
special telegram to the Dlspatch.l
Nourorv. Va. November 2.-1here was a
roustng Democratic meeting at the Academy Of
Music tonight. all the clubs OF the two ciiies
uniting IN the demonstration. Inc academy
was macnificently decorated ana the tourh
Regiment Band was present and local singers
entertained The audience. Great enthusiasm
prevailed, and as many people were ontside OF
the building az inside. General Fltzhugh Loo
was tho first speaker in discussing tue great
questions at issue anl was followed by Judge
" aller u. Staples Rnd Hon. John tioOde, and al
were unanswerable in their arguments. Hon.
A. Y. Thom presided and introduced the speak
ess.
Cockade City Democrats o. X.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
PgTrHsgrRG VA, November .. Messrs. II. r.
Pollard and II. ". Flournoy addressed An on
thusiastic Democratic meeting mere Tonight
aud ably discussed party issues. The Democrats
Of Petersburg are fully organized and aroused,
and will give a good report OF themselves on the
day Of election.
GresnesViiie Weaverites peciiue,
special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FypoRiA VIA HICKsroRp, November 2.-The
Poople'- party Of Grpcnesyille met here to-day.
Mir +. /. Weaver, q prominent Thrd-party man
of this county, led OF IN speech. Mr.. J. Hasklns
Hohson followed. Mr.. W. X. NICK enney, OF Pc
which was declined. Tnero was quite crowd
Of persons present, both Ihird-party men and
Democrats.
Cor-tyan (Coiored) rs. Dezendorf.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, November 2.-Malor John F.
Dezeud1rf ia back nom New lork. ana both
himself ana his c0lorcd opponent. J. I. Corr-
Vqn. are now actively engaged in stumping the
district The Corrigan faction announce that
any statement that the administration endorses
pe2eniOrf IA untrue.
A force of poliremen had 10 suppress dis
ORDERLY Rcpuhlican gathering In the Fourth
Ward last night.
Aforementioned Miller to Retire.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
CHICAGO, November "a special from Indian
,polis says: Att1rncy-General Miller VIII retire
from the Cabiuet coon after the election, whether
Nr. Harrison is elected or not. lie has formed a
law-partnership IN this city, his former home,