Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-03
nTSCuSS THE ISSUES.
.D.e pATresoN, HUNTER, AND
hess r,,cKeR IN JACKSON WARD
cochran Expresses ttis willing
S'' n,.. to speak nere--o'her Notes
,hont the Campaign.

%" ,olss 81 the old ciuo "eIe """P'ON
10, vS,lloWinc permanent officers were
sui '"' prcgdent. warwick Epps Seere-
e.e''e,, tIlman. First Yice-PrcSident,
tarr. - ,.o,' Second Vice.President,
Thomass, -, third Nice-President. John
H. D. ~ 91,y.,,os,irer. {. A. Hill; Sergeant
lt5uah 'ri.or, Lap.cOmb. The selection
s'-Aim'' tl,t,,e committee was postponed
q on s,'.vt session OF the oluo.
ai %, '.,,c,vo SITUATION IN TIE cITr.
''v...,ent observed that Mr. Pate
TIE Pc, ~ the City DEMOCRATIC
ga. '. D.cupied a seat in the nan
Conn IA anon him for few remarks
sd c1.' -',firol situation IN Richmond.
rq.n i.t XII NOT attempt 20 make
l.5 ''H .. lated that the outlook mere
s''' favorable and encouraging 70
VS. ...@y. and that the various clubs
tr ere reorganizing and getting
q i.t ,',.. condition and that others
a'' i@ .', formed. He considered the
~. trs condition in Richmond.
Fn ,-tu Hunter, Jr., PRESIDENT OF tne
pe.orm Club, was calieo upon loI
lilies. lie responded ~ ol.vt eni
o. 't...8ssion OF the issues CONFRONT
tia.-, Isle. In opening. Mr.. Hunter
.rs Democratic party never had
n. ... ,puoriuuity % accomplish
l-anl,i 'toan II has to-day. It's
r'a' would bring about great
v,' ,he sneaker asserted, where
bso..''' -.,ss. of the Republicans
E disaster. One Of the most
p.... ,..1es declared MIR. Hunter,
- ,-.o The tariff 80 An lniquitous
e., .....ve tariff" continued the
81 i.-..f. upon the shoulders OF the
r..a nightmare. Ihe laws OF tnls
.e.nt 90 be so enacted as 70 uIlng
C'..i. Greatest good 10 an Dut u seoI lS
,... I.Ye been framed IN manner
,,..lu small faction IS ehtlcheu "n"
..-.inp.yolished.
,r..r HAVE A CHANGE.
,....g-.l h.. hearers that only disaster
h. unless there was change IN
affairs aud asserted that the
...o ,aI'y was dominated by men
"iI... I.ss ,uriched by us policy.
.....k.- made an excellent conpaIi-
.,. feeling existing among the he
.ru~.orv ~ which negro was
5 t.r stealing q hog. The ac-
r.- being defended by Abraham
C1''' It. case was dead against y
mi ths distinguished states
.. r. ,Hort 20 save his client ana
'f.. r..e 20 go to the jury unar-
ptsr t1e Jury returned with a
81 .r.t guilty. tho deceased
g.. Greatly astounded and so
.-f i.....If o. the defendant. The
... "U.t C1u.du'ta done otherwise,
..r,.p one of dem lurYmen got
.f..rrk.' Mr.. Hunter said that
.,..,.r ID. situation the RepuOllcans
.t.r.tir- upon tho force bill. Mr
Il u-...,--ta! '.atpeopl J hird-partyitssl
4 s-. ... r.uc that the torce phi VIII
..,.- .....,I Ire allies OF tue hepuoh-
.,. t Va- IIeposierous lQI soutneIn IN
..t....w themselves 20 be duped, as
r,l. \ rth are now telling their
-.r-rt- 'lat TINS measure VIII DE
...- 90 then gave a cursOry exposl-
,I.1ataNs u this bill and charac-
4 -.I-s-.uIst damuabie piece OF inl-
i n, Hrr,a- SAID that Weaverism was
4 f..,,.-... tie country, and signs OF ITS
4 ...r .Iu,.n were already apparent.
4 f..t il. speech by urging al true
4 r-.-... tu stand by their cOiors 70
r-. .-,es.ly and uuiuinGly, and DO
i .,.-r..rt .u their power 10 encourage
4 ..rr-f termination. assuring them by
i .-.L..ra- 'lat on the 6th OF next No
4 ,,-h.rtae Gag ~ their party VIII not be
i I'M ,rs ins IN the dust but floating VIC
q torr.s. o. tie breeze-.
Nl. TUCKER SPEAKS.
M A. Rand. .ph Tucker. Jr.. by special
-aer.-t. followed Mr. Hunter In a very
',sr com.r.hsn,iyc and logical pOr-
t,.rs. of some uf the measures tor con-
e5efs.iol l this campaign, exposing IN
most ute.h.b.c way each detail thereon.
be 10 frs, impressed upon the club the
-sI necessity ior complete and thorongh
d 10
n. theme 70 .trayed by David b. Hill in
u. -reat ailre-, 81 the Academy of Music
D. many months ago.
lh. chief issues of The approaching con-
,-., Nr. Tucker went on 20 say, were taxa
,., and tha force BILL He gave some IN
,..a,,lus statistics Us % the amount the
.4.lsu people are being assessed IN order
ru.r,,On the Yankee soldiers. As u the
i, bid. Dec declared there we're four very
s-, .g, directions as follows:
i'w.. Dee disastrous 10 home rule
41I ...a. government. 2. IL would be eX-
g-,y- e. tho people. 3. IL would IN
s,-... ta- number Of government ONCE
H.Gs NuH. 4. ltwOuld prostitute the
-taNy 90 political purposes. lie as
r'.l That the people Of State should
Pave o rFat 90 control that State. IL
v-t COST 100000 20 appoint SUPER
't.'.'.r Che country under the provisions
OH. to:.e b.A.
"a SYMPATHY WITH TUE PEOPLE.
A"- dealing with other issues very
t.ol'e! Mr. Tucker concluded by
.l't. iaa''be people have true friend
% rr0v.r Cleveland. whose every sympa-
,-1 ~, with thorn "a every instance. lie
sa' s-te that the people of the country
t.-l appreciate Mr.. Cleyeland's efforts IN
. .. J.. N.sH.. "a no. .GF
..r~.
l-s club then decided to hold regular
lt,rt' every Wednesday night, and IN
'-,..i TIE secretary 10 provide refresh
-.-.- ier tle next c0nv0catiOn.
cocHAN NAY SPEAK HIRE.
l-esls probability that Bourke Cock
~ laMualy.- great orator. will speak
richmond under the auspices OF the
,tJ.aId and Stevenson Campaign Club.
~ saturday Colonel John b. Cary, Hon.
l"U LI.ys1n, and Mr.. Jackson Guy.
u.ttee appointed 10 secure speak
e'iUf tle rallies % be held by that club,
d4''i letter 10 Mr. Cochran asking
t address the voters of this city.
i".Hia reply was received from the
.'.lslsA.j New Yorker, IN which he
hn.
tv.lsH1ri me great pleasure TO fll
CIV OBJ. cement IN Virginia that may bt
81. '.f ue by the National Committee.
'..'.t! Cary upon the receipt OF this as.
'-.i.er wrote 20 Hon. Basil b. Gordon,
o. tho National Committee from
-.-s. asking him 20 DO all he could &c
US committee 10 send MT. COckraI
OTHER srLAEERs SOUGHT.
~ &c same time Mr. Cochran was writ
% letter, were also sent 20 Senator
A. ,'.oue. John H. Fellows. General A
j. ''.'eus1u. Senator Carlisle. Senator
.'lla. Speaker Crisp. and Congressman
..-.ei asnne them q visit Richmond
s.taA. but replies have not been re
% rou any Of them.
.- sliiiol % these letters cOmmuni.
'a was cent % Hon. Brady b. Sneadly
'-Atl OF the National Committee on
AAris, requesting him 10 aid the Rich.
i committee ~ getting the gentlemen
-t'p-td 20 speak IN Virginia. letter
reserved from Mr.. Sneadly yesterday
oil Jig saving he would DO what Ia
,-l' uli % was doubtful whether any o
y. persons named could be secured. II,
80 however. that be had heard tina
LA stevenson would make one or tw,
.t, ll iht state, but he did not know
s,-Al points. IL appears from Mr. Cock
~ .e'tci That be Is not only willing bu
49,. 1' ~ accept the invitation sent him
" thought there is very little doub
iat ''''-'i 'Oinni''eo VIII sehu MN