Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-28
THE IMPORTANCE OF REGISTRATION
Chairman Patteson Issues m Address TO
the Richmond Democrats.

tho IIChUpnu bNHueEtehs
Tho following was issued Yesterday;
TO ne Democratic Voters At the C'tg Of Richmond:
Saturday, October 20, 1892, Is the Iast day
upon witch you can register. IL for any reason
! the name oi any otherwise properly qualified
voter IN not put upon the books either before the
| 2gih or between the hours OF sunrise and sunset
% that day then such voter canno, vote on the Sh
day Of November in the city OF Richmond. He
viii be absolutely disqualified ana DISTINGUISHED
! Tor that election. No person in the Common
wealth has the power 10 give him the right 20
vote should he fan 20 Register. Neither eau any
voter 90 transferred from one election district 10
another after the 29tb. Should any person fail
20 SEQ 10 hts proper registration on or before
that day on the Sth day VI November he will be
"a helpless as a soldier In battle without powder
and ball.
Wherever n registered voter has changed his
place OF residence from one county or city 20 an
other county or city, or from one precinct CT
ward 10 another In this city u Is necessary for
him 20 De transferred.
All male citizens who will be 81 years Of age
on or before tho stu DAY o. November next are
entitled TO be registered whether they are II on
the 10Th or not.
Voters who have removed from one ward to
another thirty days previous 70 the election
should be transferred
Voters in tie country In virginia can vote on
transfers on the day OF election, but not Ia the
city Of Richmond.
In Richmond they must all be transferred and
registered on or before the 29th day OF October.
| In THE election We noed every vote. and you are
earnestly urged 70 attend 20 this vital matter at
s. s. p. PATTEsoS,
Chairman City Democratic Committee.
Location Of tho Precincts.
| Clay ward-First Precinct, No. 1904 west Main
street; Second Precinct, No 700 west Broad
street; Third Precinct, NO. l24 west Broad
| street; Fourth Precinct-No. AL south Pine
street; Fifth Precinct, corner Cary ana Reservoir
| streets
Jackson Nard-First Precinct, No. 1913 Brook
avenue; Second Precinct, No i west Duyal
street; Third Precinct No. 207 east Duval
street; Fourth Precinct, No 500 north Seven
| teenth street
| jefferson Ward-First Precinct. No. 10 north
| Fourteenth street; Second Precinct, Old-Market
Hall; Third Precinct. No. 22l9 east Main street /;
Fourth Precinct, Blunts shop, Twenty-nrst be-
| tween Broad and Marshall
| MAIDS Ward-First Precinct, No. 400 north
Seventh street, Second Precinct, No SIS east
| Broad street; Third Precinct, No. 700 east " ain
street; Fourth Precinct, No. go east Cary
| street.
Marshall ward-First Precinct. No. 5000 Les
| ter street: Second Precinct, COrcoran Hail.
| Twenty-hfth street: Third Precinct, Masonic
| Hall, Twenty nth street.
! Monroe Ward-First Precinct No. 10 south
First street; second Precinct, No. 2l2 north Sc
| cond street: Third Precinct, No. west Broad
| street: Fourth Precinct, No. 403 north Third
street lBlilcys stable]: Fifth Precinct, No. ~
| south Second street.
| TIE FOwHArANs BIO RALLY.
| An important meeting of the Powhatan Club
| will be held tonight at $50 o'clock TO complete
! arrangements tor the grand demonstration
| which will take place under the auspices OF tho
| club at the Theatre Monday night New meu-
| bership tickets and certificates OF mem bersbip
| In the Virginia League of Democratic Cubs viii
| be issued 20 the members, and il is important
that there lie full attendance, as no one will be
| allowed 10 use the rooms OF the clubs after to-
night except members The officers and COM
mittee in charge OF the clubhouse have been in
structed by resolution TO require the presenta-
| ton OF membership cards In all cases
| OF doubt. Action VIII also be taken IN regard to
| having a private wire run into tho building
for the purpose OF receiving the returns on cleo
| uUn-night. Tonight will be the last chance Of
| Joining the club before the demonstration;
| Those desiring 70 enrol their names should send
| their applications through some member. Tho
| PowhatRntes will attend the demonstration in n
| body aud take seats on the stage. The Com
| mercial-1ravcllers Club will parade with them
| and wear their uniiorms-a continental outfit
! for the first time during the campaign. Tho
! speakers have not all been decided upon, but
| among those expected TO make addresses are
| Hon. J. J.. NJ. Curry, ex-Mayor Robert c. David
sou Of Baltimore. Hon. Charles 7. OFerrali, and
| Mr.. A. j. Montague, Of Danville.
| STEALING AT MANY POINTS.
The Fairfield Club had fine meeting last
night at Hardins shop; Tue cnllly breezes dlu
| not deter tho gallant iienrico Democrats. The
| attendance was large and music by an excellent
| band enliyened the occasion. The speakers
were Colonel Meade Haskins and Hon. George
| ~.
| Colonel Hnskins made one Of the best speeches
/ OF the canvass.
Messrs. Thomas Nelson Page and George
WAYNE Anderson addressed tho open-air meet
| ing held at Donahues Hail last night under the
auspices Of the Fulton Club. Mr.. Julian Bryant,
! q member Of the City Democratic Committee,
| presided. The Social Home Band furnished
| very good music. The attendance was large and
! the speeches we're good.
The Oh Dominion Club Of Jefferson Ward had
n fine meeting last night, which was devoted to
campaign work.
Tho meeting at Centrevlle Goochland county,
/ yesterday Was one Of the best OF the canvass.
| The attendance was good nnG the enthusiasm
| unboundod. 8r. c. V. Meredith was the princi-
pal speaker, and his speech Is said TO have been
/ an exceptionally strong one. Captain Wise fol-
| lowed him in quite eh0rt speech.
&essrS. George ID. Wise and Meade Hasklns
| leave this evening for West Point, ana to-mor
row they speak AT Barhamsyille, IN New Kent.
| Hon. Henry W. Flournoy and Mr.. X. l.. Mon
| tague will speak at Clover Hill tomorrow night