Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
News About the Drummers and Other
Ciubs-To Vote for Cleveland.


seventy-two members Of the Commercial
Travellers Democratic Club attended the meet
ing OF that Organization held at its headquarters,
No. 1923 east Main street, last night. Mr.. H..
Y. Baker presided over the session and Mr. j. r.
Bates acted as secretary. An invitation from
the POWhatan Club 70 attend the grand
rally Of that body TO be held at the
Richmond Theatre on the night OF October 3lst,
was received and accepted. IL was announced
that thirty-nine new members had been added
10 he list since It's publication recently.
Great interest IS boing manifested by the
members OF this club. and tho organization IS
doing much good work. The members OF the
club are requested 10 meet al thoir headquarters
at $3.50 O'Clock Monday evening 70 participate in
the Powhatan-Ciub demonstration.
The Democrats had one Of the finest mee,lngsi
OF the campaign yesterday at Town Hall, In
Henrico. 1he crowd Was very large. and the
best possible feeling prevailed. Hon. George ID.
Wise and Sir. X. L. Montague made rousins
speeches, oach devOting about an hour TO the
discussion Of tho Issues that are now engaging
public attention.
Ihe Fairfield Democratic Club Of Henrico
county will have q demonstration and flag
raising al their club-roOm tonight az Hardin 8
Shop. Messrs. Wise, Haskins, and smith Will
speak. There will be music and refreshments
and a big time is expected. All the Democratic
clubs are Invited.
The Barton Il eights Democrats will have n
biz mass-meeting tonight In the Wigwam at
speak. The club recently organized at the
Heights il doing a good work, and the people in
that vicinity are thoroughly aroused.
The Democrats Of New Kent county will have
o grand barbecue at Barhamsville on Saturday.
IL Is expected that there will be large crow
present, including many Indies. The speakers
will be General Lee, Hon. George ID. Wise, and
Colonel Meade Hs-kins.
1ne Fulton Club will have a big open-air rally
Tonight In front OF Donahue's Hall DIR. Thomas
Nelson Page and others will speak. stand has
pe n erected aud good music will be furnished.
Senator Little, OF Fredericksburg, passed
through the city yesterday on his way 70 tho
Eastern Shore, whore lie has n number OF on
gagements TO speak. Mr.. Little has devoted his
entire time TO the canvass ever since 1t opened,
and has spoken in nearly all the tidewater
counties on this side Of the bay. He Is confident
OF CieyelAnds election.
A Richmond telegram 20 the Baltimore sun
says that the statement has been made that
Judge Drury A. hinton. OF the supreme Court
OF Appeals. Wlll vote for Cleveland. Judge
Hinton voted for Cleveland eight years ago, and
there IL the highest authority for saying that no
will also vote Tor him IN the approaching cleo
ton. Not only that, but upon the same au-
thority 10 may be said that there IL hardly A
question that Judges Lacy and Richardson Will
cas- their ballots Tor tbe Democratic electoral
ticket
The Petersburg fnder-Appealo OF yesterday con-
tanned an interview with Judge Hinton, in which
he said "Why. [ shall not only vote for Mr..
Cleveland, but II is my conviction that he Will Do
elected. President Cleveland made good Presi-
dent and ne appeared to be friendly towards the
south"