Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
TALK F0RCLEVELAND
coNcRsssMEN WILLIAMS AND WAR
NFR MAKE SPEECHES FOR HIM.
They Claim that the Ex-Pre'ident Is the
Peoples Choice and should he Nom''
patcd-Crlticism of NIL

tunuCh ne Leu lnhiohV'
ILL. 80 Regiment band, Wnlch during
.... lad boen advertising the meeting,
,. .a attendance and rendered selections
,.u 80 iho speeches.
t..rg those on the stage were Profess
~. lurvtar. William IL. Culiingswor,h,
. lDsepl X. Anderson, Thomas
.. a. ". GOddin. Captain Alexander
colonel sohn r. Cary. Hon. ID. c.
alison. Jackson Guy. Captain ". II.
. d y. Meredith. Joseph {. Decker
..L. D. CFcusnaw. Philip ONeil. judge
20. y. lu.ram OF Manchester. Judge y.
rr.r. ivan Snead, Nrcinius Newton,
Bin Hunter. IT,. A. d. Ianderkin, W. l..
p.t,. uoa. George ID. Wise, and others.
rR. Guy CALLS 10 ORDER.
49, Jackson Guy. president OF the club,
f..e the meeting 20 order, SAID the
cratic party Of Virginia and Rich
. u.r, 90 TINS time graphing with the
,..e Who was to be preferred as their
.o- The high Office OF President.
.r.I De- thought, safely say that a
..raIle lcmuer az our people were
..I .l Grover Cleveland. tConsidera-
.....use NJ we would look back q
., vc would find that many peo-
.. f.e citv openly expressed a prefer
. tr Mr. Hi. lApp.ause.l Viz
...a-, bad reputation for hospitality.
i'i JAN 4l'A TWO k'htAfil'u ilbiI
r. t. discuss the issues Of the doy.
.r ta8t when ho pledged the hospi-
... t.r city 90 these gentlemen the
a would keep that pledge. Mr.
.... Nrp aufcd ~ the audience Con-
-...a George Frederick Williams, Of
... .>0tts.
,ir Wiiisms's Remarks.
u- Williams was well received. After a
.. a. usiOu 20 the ties between Viz
.I tils,aclusUtts. and the work Of
.. those states and their great men
tle 1 mon. he SAID there was no
- iar Massachusetts, man 10
far addressing a Virginia audi
DO. .rc., issues a the day. On
tons 'lat we're before the
t.. interests of Nug MIA and
.fts we're common. Massa-
. bad no tariff question and
-ua law that Virginia would
.r.ve. ILe Democratic majority
lsetts was made and increased
... g the policy OF one man he need
. Appliance lie had heard, he
... ar expression OF approval from
.rc when the name OF another
u4u iii wa o. ,ntiOned. lie
l.at the meeting was not one
t tas those who AID not agree
e tl4t BE wished 60 convince. He
.. II the American public would
ileI verde OF 1880 10 would be
t....f -al.I of the Republican party.
i'l..'.H i,i','iity i.ie roI.i1 ~, "a
-, w. f., oei,.J
- ca,ye fro,,> Irc,, no
be- cont uGcd. Should we re-
policy which gained this majority
...el policy was wrapped up III one
-.- ..,....-,. -, ,,,ss,,,,,.s,,,.rs
-.t 'AAN'L y NAa7A' 'iiiS'
&c. Williams referred 10 the changed
r'.r.. Complexion of Mas,aChusetts,
4r.I tlat with tho policy laid out
f.HlI and with hlm as cendi-
e-gcuusstts would continue a
cratic State. Massachusetts, had al
l.icd. She had declared her ap-
OIL Grover Cleveland. 10 depended
t.e people following Massachusetts,
..r ,ue great movement ot Democracy
..I r, Oh. As matters stood to-day il
tu.l 40 II this was ratification meet
Who" hc asked. stands IN the way Of
-- GREAT leader b." and answered by say
Attam4n An answer which was
we'd WITH yocleious applause. He
rcd that Cleveland vas tho only man
ai proved himself caulbleol leading
Democratic hosts ANA predicted tlat
. urA state would cast us vote iOr
l, md
ATTACKED HILL.
1.,-.oo.,3 ,hei idea tLat MIR. Hill vas
81 fauonal character DO had tried 90
.usef," and reieIrcl 20 niIn as one
lia machine phIcn WIes' ana
E.... caucuse4 ana con feA,. IONS OUT
A . meet the demands on lhc ma
ta Character because the clothes
10 ,.i 90 Inn.
.It'f referred 20 'he NiEeI QUESTION
.'l ihhi Whllo some ~ tue Auq'enco
900 Lpt agree WIN hlil III tuo 20
when DE uad tah'h ~ N,DuEless, nY
t' MAKE one speech IA IiiiHa eiu
Ua'k in Albany. ne ATTACKED VT.
- me iAflH question anu tiiu ne
i.t carry tautuoeS III N'i44v ma
le whole ioca OF the tarlu was 10 r.
f ta. Mchinley OH ana restore the
t-H '' l.'.. ,..,.-
'..',' -i-I i W ,',''t 80 ,.oi;,
. .ua State agreed with policy.
question was. j. 10 ughtE That was
ar. of Cleveland. There have
..- -W. men iu the nitei states who
41 much on tie popular VIII as
l.t..rl a.l Jefferson.
..l.-.tCn 20 Cleveland meant, he
f. -..i tn.r' We're two or three hundred
f-ti rom Alhlhr 10 Nailioi-
Uaatei tAe people 10 elect them
i- a.-1ald wanted TO run the party
.. government.
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'.NI'' U"NVNt'' 'l' 49, ~ 49,,
.. Ni-',. hl7 ii.l,N iio". IL
.+'.'i 'N' 'nes seAotn's 81 H. ~,
.''Na q, snow ne shlu' r Nnoi'
-.A' ."' VIZ li.la Hau w. w ~
.... -tt'iuis IN congress during MI.
'.'.ai' administration VINO ula h0l
tlh NM thet ,Neut oacA VI.
H' Nriuted thai ne was lRhotah'
'as -i'.'l'n. nut ~ lhe NlIeln'a sen''-
'A- iitVeiaho Term were a-uilIs'
'''.l Nt W1uld Oct aoliars 10 cough
- was because they could hot
"cs.
N '.n4ns has good voice and IS
l- r' uhient, and aggressive speak
a.. ur ts frequently applaudod.
Nr.W,rner. of New York.
n r..
next hllIouu.eu ION ION, V Nnr,
"ti Warner. congressman from New
.. ~ 3 ~. IN IL a,d;onco
N...u'I carry tile Empire state.
speaker was greeted with cuthusl-
o.. a...asc. and strai.htway COM
t.... Is remarks with d loke. He said
Hr ..... rIaosant tor him 70 com.