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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

letter is in reply TO q supoestion
from the gentlemen referred 10. Who IL =
member OF the Alliance and here AZ a
delegate, that the best chance TO carry
OUT Alliance views would be to 10 send
Alliance men to the Democratic conven.
tons In his reply Major Page saws:
~ could not accept the position "a
delegate at large TO tho Chicago conyen-
tion for tho reason that would not vote
for Grover Cleveland IL he were nomi.
mated, his financial policy being opposed
to every demand we Alliance men hold.
In regard to the Ihird-party movement
! an OF the opinion that on account OF
the action OF our Legislature in defeat
ing the Kent bill and their failure to
grant other measures demanded by
the farmers, together with the
action OF the House Of Representatives
IN sidetracking the silver bill at the die.
tation OF Wall street, has caused many OF
our staunchest Democrats 10 despsir OF
any possible relief financially, and move
ments looking to the organization Of a
lhird party are now in progress in very
many counties in tho State. headed by
men who heretofore have boen most
prominent IN the Democratic party"
THE PRINCIPLES OF JrFFERsoS.
" L have been opposed to the organi-
zation OF Third party, hoping that my
own party would return to Democrats
principles as expounded by jefferson
and Jackson, and IS laid down in the
Democratic platform when James
Buchanan was nominated and over
whelmingly elected but | am frank to
confess that have no hope that sny
such course will be pursued by those
Who control our party at present.
The demands of the Alliance are en-
bodied in two words-fnoncjat relief.
Now, my dear slr, can or will tho Demo
cratic party adopt platform that will
guarantee financial relief? If il does its
electoral ticket will sweep Virginia the
single tariff issue will not be worth the
weight of the paper on which it is writ
ten, and TO attemptto dodge or sidetrack
the silver issue will bring contempt and
defeat upon the electoral ticket. The
first vote l ever gave was in 1856 for
James Buchanan, and if tho Chicago
convention would adopt tho financial
plank in regard to national banks, etc,
that was adopted by the convention that
nominated James Buchanan in 1856 it
would, L believe, secure tho vote of the
solid South and some OF tho western
States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

following committee was appointed to
prepare suitable resolutions in memory
OF the late Senator John s. Barbour !:
W. A. Jones, W. II. II. Moorecock, w.
1. Sutherlin, NJ. Glepnan. and W. A.
Anderson. The committee will report
hereafter.
A motion was made looking to the ap-
pointmcnt Of committee whose duty il
should Toe to confer with the various
delegates with a view OF securing har-
monious action by the convention.
Several speeches were made both for and
against the motion, but no action was
taken in tine premises. The committee
then adjourned.
The committee have had printed n
blank form for the district conventions
to fill in with names OF district electors,
delegates, members of State Committee,
DC.
A meeting Of the new State Committee
will be held Friday for organization.
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MEETING OF THE STATE COMlTTEE'

T.mporary Onicers OF the Convention
Named-Other Routine FusiIess.
The State Democratic Committee met
at the Powhatan Club-rooms last night
and agreed upon the temporary officers
for the convention They are as follows
Chairman, John +. Ryan, OF Loudon /;
Secretary, James r.. Fisher, OF Rich
mond; sergesnt-at-Arms, Thomas Kib-
linham, OF Augusta. =,
Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson will
cali the convention to order at II O'Clock
M. and turn it over TO the temporary or
ganization. A..
sion with regard to an increase OF re-
presentation in the convention, which re-
suited In an increase for the city oil Pc
tersburg of three delegates the county
of Norfolk OF -four OF Sussex OF one OF
Appomattox OF three, and the city OF
Buena Vista OF seven.
MR. BARBoUR's DEATH.
On motion Of Hon. W. A Jones the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
MAJOR PAGE WILL NOT SERVE.
He Declines to Go to Chicsgo-views o ,
Two Alliance Democrats.

He Declines to Go TO Chicsgo-views o .
Two Alliance Democrats.
There will not be large number OF
Alliance men in the convention, and it is
understood that no demand will be made
in the name of the organization. The
position OF the Alliance-Democrats who
are. delegates seems to be pretty well
voiced by DIR. Quesenberry and Mr.. y.
Wellford Corbin, with whom a DISPATCH
reporter had very pleasant talks last
night.
Dr. Quesenberry said the Alliance men
in the body thought they ought to have
representation on the delegation at large.
The feeling was that the nominee for
President should not be man who had
already pronounced against the prin-
ciples of the Alliance. and therefore
they were opposed to the nomination of
Mr.. Cleveland. They were not for Hill,
not for any particular man, but against
Mr.. Cleveland. AS to the platform to be
adopted by the convention they thought
it ought not to be less favorable to the
Alliance measures ttan that on which
Mckinney was nominated and elected.
Mr.. Corbin said he was in the conven-
ton as an Alliance Democra. and would
support the party nominee. He thought
the Alliance men should be recognized
in the delegation 10 Chicago. II Mr.
Cleveland were nominated 1t would give
the ultra Alliance men all the excuse
they wanted to support the Third-party
movement.
MAJOR PAGE DECLINES TO SERVE.
Major Mann Page, president Of the
Farmers Alliance Of Virginia, has been
frequently spoken of in the last few
weeks o. q good man to select as one oi
the four delegates at large. Major Page
was in the city Tuesday night and
| left on the early train yesterday
morning for Danville to attend the
Fpiscopal convention and the report
having gained currency here that he
would not serve il elected the DIspAroH
tslecraphed its DAnville correspondent
10 interview him. The correspondent
wired back that Major Page had declined
to ba delegate to Chicago, and when
ssked for his reasons replied that he
vould refer the DIsPAroH 10 delegate
TO the canvcation who had letter from
him -dsaAing his poition Thi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
WILL FIGHT 1T OUT.
II.a Of "A Compromise Pretty Well
Given Up-Dctail- for To-Day
Notes ana Gossip.

Virginia Democratic Convention
VIII certainly be representative
respect oi the professions, the
... and intelligence of the STATE.
N- u the leaders Of the party will
... md behind these as potent in
lapiug its action will be an
tae yeouaury Of Democracy
t. conservative thinking Of the
... ai always constitute the sheet
.he ship Of state 10 the time
-.8I ,Ac.-emeut and storm.
. . at-s poured into the city on
ua Yesterday, and all day long
-l fr into the night the lobbies
hotels were crowded. The ques-
.- tic lips Of every new arrival was,
e.. tire convention stand? Group
-.rp would assemble and settle
--.at.n % their own satisfaction
.... Lave new element join 1t and
-...-er turn TO tie kaleidoscope Of
1 multitude Of counsellors
.-. .. course oracles and men who
.,v thing for their side-men
e. % the wish IS father TO the
..tt-ult the drift OF sentiment IS
.er. harmony. Looking below the
natural on all such occasions
. that while there are pro-
Cleveland and pronounced Hill
... a..c the delegates there is an ele-
ling The balance ofpOwer which
that the Democratic party
than any one man; that
-is upon their patriotism are
r.ll those II any man, and that
i delegation to Chicago would
influence and would not be
- eoaIs,il0rs in any conference
't g.. .xs ncies Of the situation
- rss necessary. This element,
r.l- 10 some instances men who
...r personal preferences, never
recognize that the sending TO
o. al instructed delegation, or
. ... with "a first choice. would be
..t % throwing away the weight
. should have III directing
c,re of events at Chicago.
ling % a compromise delega-
t.,.. large constituted from the two fac
s .-, that delegation must he abso-
-uutucted, and the indications
.'. '.a. .ley will throw the control OF
D.. o-gellon into the hands Of the
1I .ls ot unp.edged delegates.
-EE HALL n READiSEss.
ar-u Wood, Of the City Com
Iut the finishing touches on
.i-ory iiall yesterday. His Work Is
-e alI vel done, and this morning
f. oe ready % turn over the keys to
'- -4te Committee The vast audit0-
t-" tas lost tie suggestion Of "grim-
's'a war, anI ID gay with festival
t.,lg.
la, stage, Cjx24 feet, is located
l. tAc western wall, and is pro-
'..4 sitl both front and side steps.
i.n this wall. Immediately back OF
6. caaImau'5 seat, is large United
>'ie iag. surmounted by a golden
,a<e. Ims flag is hanked right and
Ei by State colors, and 10 the
tflt Of one Of the State flags
sll 70 tie LEFT Of the other is national
i.S 10 Aali lambrequin. Below this line
.. ooiors, coucoalDg the gun-racks, and
'-lSlt up by Virginia shields with State
ahd national iiaglet supporters, are
,su coiored lanbrcquins, the whole
'Di~ing an artistic and striking back
b'o1nd ior the stage group.
around the northern and southern
Wal and along the gallery, and forming
continuous chain, are lainbrequins oi
'anous denominations of colors, connected
o. Tie tbs and blazoned ut The topa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
THE CLEVELAND MEMS MEETING.
Hanger for Chsirman-Basii Gordon, Lee.
Ayres, and Goode for Delegates.

Hanger for Chairman-Basil Gordon, Lee,
Ayres, and Goode for Delegates.
There was meeting OF the Cleveland
delegates at the Theatre last night.
Eight-thirty o'clock was the hour set.
but long before dark delegates began to
come ia and continued to do so pretty
steadily until o'clock and later. There
was no great rush at any time, bat the
crowd increased steadily. Several door
keepers were at the entrance and en-
deavored to admit none but delegates.
In the main they were successful, bus
still few outsiders gained admission.
There was solid field Of blue badges
with the inscription "Unpledged, Clsve-
land first choice" on them. Livery now
and then there would be an outburst OF
applause as some Democrat OF promi-
nence would enter.
About ten minutes to 3 Congressman
Charles T. O'Ferrall came in. Cheer
after cheer greeted him as he walked
down the aisle and ascended the steps TO
the stage. II was evident that the Con-
gresham from the Tenth District has
not "lost his grip"
Five minutes later Hon. Holmes Con.
rad entered the building and was also
received With an ovation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
Mr.. aooDR PREsIpgs

1t lacked only q minute or two 9 when
President Guy Of the Cleveland Club
raped the aesemblsge to order, and re-
auested the delegates TO be seated. In
doing so be invited ell Cleveland dele
gates to make the building their head
0uartera He then announced that noIni-
nations for chairman would be in order.
Judge Green, OF the Fifth DistricA
nronossd the name Of Hon. John GeodA
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The VIEWS OF MANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
NAMES AGREED UPON

S.ttS Us candidates for Delegates
at Large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
A VOICE FOR MANN.

R.G. Southall, OF Amelia county /:
"The people of our county are in favor
OF Judge William II. Mann, Of Motto
way"
q Thar has hssn NJ eapsolal sxnreaainn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
.L\NCEATTHE HALL.

DECORATIONS and locations Of the Dif-
rml District Delegations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

THE ALLIANCE ELEMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

N Mentioned and the Preference
Numerous Localities Given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19
GROWERS PRAISES.

Ere Sounded by Goode, C'Feral,
Lee end Others
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with virginia and United States oscutch-
cons ana supported with State and
national tiagletS Tho truss work Of
,he stage is concealed by national hunt
ing and broad bands OF the same inter-
ce isce between the draw-rods OF the walls.
} ne decorations were furnished and put
up 10y Mr.. Mtteldorfer.
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rs. BABBOUR'S SUCCESSOR.
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TODAY.
rha SitaaliOn on the EyeOf The Great
Democratic Gathering.

~-- eeveralFactora that En-
ter Into the Contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

r M Several Others Address the
3gi-CIcTeland ThrODg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

Hon. James r. Gordon, OF Pulaski /:
PERSONALLY l prefer Cleveland. but my
honest opinion u that the Aaht haa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-19

Officers Named-Other Rou-
tc Business Transacted.
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Too Much Ice Cream.

G. II. Rohrer, agent OF the Missouri
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me. l believe that such a medicine is
worthy OF recommendation and that it
should be kept in the house during the
summer. The bottle was labeled Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa
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YOUNG MEN-Who have becon:s victims Of soli-
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a WORD
To Those who Contemplate Study.
ing Shorthand.

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THE onn req,on for lfr. Clcreland's non

THE only reason for Jh. Clcrsland's nom
nation, and he thing that forced his nomi-
nation in spite of all The Gt1orts Of politicians,
uas Tie fact &a', in te minds Of The Demo
cratic masses, he represents The idea Of free
tradg The platform is an mmistakable
declaration against all parleying nth pro-
sction. Hpu,she Democratic party in he
field as committed TO the policy Of rreeping
array erry shred of a prSiectivc duty.-Hen-
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IF the assessor has omitted TO assess you,
see to II Tint you are listed. Hon Will be de-
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name Is not ON the assessors book
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-10
Mrs. N. Stevens Harris School
For young Lsdios
and Chd1drc2a,
1916 AND 1915 MARKET STREET

second annual session begins soptemOe'ii,
sisgc.
Coursc Of instruction includes Elementary
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matics aud Modern Language;
Mrs Har, is assisted by d full corps OF eNiciel.
aud experienced teachers.
For circulars aud further information, address
MRS. II STEVENS HART,
auSO No. ~ Main Street.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.

A crook of this city says he was cool
during the whole Of the recent hot spell,
because the police Swallowed him.-Nei0
York Tribune.
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio. conducted BIZ Miss ROSE NJ
Mrs. Harris School. September H. In the school
building, PoncIl Charcoal aud CrAyon Draw.
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Pastel. Clay.modeling and Art Enameling will
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years. Further inquiry may be made Of Miss
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rooms on and after Monday, September l.
mig
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Money Required of Responsible Commence
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A CARD.
Mt. de Chantal.

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Sisters will run a conveyance free Of charge TO
and from the motor. morning and afternoon.
For terms aud further particulars, address
jyiEMw4F THE DIRECTREsS
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MRS. HART'SSCHOOL.

To accommodate young ladies who
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outside OF the regular school regime,
elective classes or private instruction
will be provided in English classics,
Latin. Modem Languages. Mathematics
and the Natural Sciences, These CiaNScy
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lies by the several members OF the faculty
connected with our school
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EDUCATIONAL
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COLLEGIATE and Shorthand Institute,
30. 81 SEVENTEENTH STREET.

THIS long established school FOR the ihorol,b
instruction Of Young Ladies and Chlldrsa In
the ENGLISH branches. Languages. etc, re0pllI
in all depRrtmeuts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-10

MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
auI3 Principal.
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stern simplicity OF the guard room, the
grea. hall emblazoned with the armori-
al bearings OF the Garter Knights aud
lined with portraits OF British sover-
eigns from the time OF Charles II. to
the present, and the historical Water
loo chamber where the heroes OF the
battle assembled annually on Its ami
versary, are BY lar, the most striking
and impressive.