Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

enthusiast m. la turn Mcredltu caihe 10 We
front, ana rom tho start carried thc crowd with
him. iIa ia n clear, rapid, and forc'ble speaker
Uo made lts l,cints distinctly; showed tho at
eurdity and lmpracticability % the Thirj-party
platform; exposed Brownies hypocrisy and IN
consistency IN posing rs tho hrmers and
Dlanters' friend 10y exposing his record,
aud then passing 70 the force bill
no laid bare It's onornities ana ~
Justice with n Yivdness and powor that
j have not heard oquallcd. Brownies closing
speech was worse than the fret and delivered
90 n few i0ncsOme-lOOking Third-party mon, who
alone remained % do him bonor. In tho mean
time the ncgrOcs had been called on 20 one side
90 hear an address by --.-:- Walker, coiorcd
lawyer from Gloucester county, In the interest
OF the Republican party. lie whOoped them mp
tor Harrison and Reid, but said not a word for
Browne The 1hird-party people are not gainiLg
strength, and my former estimates OF their vote
in Caroline stands unT0ylsed.
4 Cleveland Club FORMED.
tCOrrospon ienco OF tho Richmond Diso1tch.I
BuCEINGuAM COURTHOUSE. VA. October 10
There was organized on Friday n'gat last
Democratic club 20 aid Ia the election OF tlcVo-
land and Stevenson 10 the preadency npd vice
presidency, and Also OF ii. ST. George 1ucker 10
Congress. The place OF meeting was Texas
schOol-hOuRo. IN the boundaries OF Mnghte pro-
cinCt, Buckingham county.
Mr.. u. :. g. Caben being present was called
upon 70 address the Clue For three quarters OF
an hour ho advocated the c'nims of the Demo-
cratic candidates and defended Democra'tc pr1n-
speech 20 assGinnc the provisions Of tho Mcktn-
ley tariff aad those Of the Lodge force bill lie
said tho wrongs Of the farmers could De pest
rigbtcd by the Democratic party
NJ. A. G. Wood was elected president Cf the
Cleveland club, and MIR. John Iwyman WAS
elected its secretary.
Polite. In Ola buckingham.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BCckINGHAT COURTHOUSE VA, October IL
Major r. G. Kent. Of WythevIlle; was here yes
toriay and delivered a thoughtful aud we'll
wOrdod speech on tho questions OF the day, and
was listened 20 with close attention by the think
Ing clement Of our population.
Tho Republicans were addressed at the Same
time by Mr. Courtney Franklin and Mr.. Pat
McCHull. / dd not hear tho speeches OF either
OF these last named, but lheard Mr. McCaull say
the force bill Is dead issue ana that the Re
puhlicnus did not want the bin passed or they
c1uId have pnssod il bofore now. At The close OF
AcCnuIs speech there were loud calls Tor
Hubbard, who Csmo forward in response (Mr.
McCauli introducing him, and began In very
conservative way, but e.Ore he finished he had
made a regular Republican campaign speech.
Two Meetings at MsIttnsvtlie.
[Corrcs spondonco OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
MARTfNSvIIIR. Va. October l0-There is
great excitement here over the political speak
ing to-day. George 4. Cabell and kppa Huuton
addressed large and onthustastic crowds OF De-
mOcrats while on the opposite side of the court
gresn was a com pinauOu Of Republican and
lhiri-party people listening TO man named
tGNsfr.
IA white aud intelligent people being on one
side. and that the good Old Democratic side.
swanson is steadily gaining ground IN this dis
trct
Their First Vote for Cleveland.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va. October 1.-The young men Of
this city who will cast their 1rst vote for Demo
cratic President in November next hold rous-
ing meeting tonight, and Cfg1niled aCleNclhhd
aad Stevenson club by electing the following
Hr - IfT tco Brez
dent, j. a. Pugh. Secretary, WIN Airh sart
Treasurer, j. VI. Naupin. Eloquent addresses
were delivered by Mcssrr. j. +. ". Wright, D. A.
iugh. and othors, and II is confidently predicted
that the club viii N Dor 200 momDers before
the 6th OF November.
4 WaIk-Ovsr for Meredith.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. October 1.-THE Republican
District Committee have decided not TO call an
other convention 70 nominate candidate ior
N. House OF Representatives In place OF Mr..
AgUeW. who declined, and as the lopulists
have been steadily grOwing less since the nomi-
nation OF &r. Turner for Congress, kepresen-
tative T. L. Meredith, will practically have a
walk -0yer. There is no doubt that every coun-
" IN Jhe district, with the possible exception Of
Stafford and Louisa, arc eoiid for Cleveland ana
Stevenson. TIE Third-party scare does not
amount 90 anything IN this section Of tho state,
a. that party viii poll but lew hundred votes
in the whole district.
Political Meetings In Louisa.
Correspondence n the Richmond DsDatch.l
IorlsA. Octoner 11.-Yestcrday was regular
COur.-day. A large number Of people We're
present. The crowd was add~rssei Dy hessr-.
conrad and Moore IN tha court house IN an aole
and eloquent style. hHjlr Field addressed su"h
a c0uli not got ia tho cOlrt-house outside win
IA. littlo effect Rs he Is we'll kncwn in the coun-
~. ltis my opiuion that more Republicans in
this county viii vote the ihifd-party ticket than
De noCrnts.
the farmers have saved their crop Of tobacco
without any loss from frost but at best Il Is very
short crop for his county.
Conrad's Powerful speech.
fCorresuondencc OF the Ricnmond Dispatch.l
GoKpoNsvUlE, VA. October I.-Maior Holmes
Conrad ,ame here from Louisa yesterday and
smoke 10 the Cleveland and Stevenson Club last
night with great power Ladies were our IN
large numbers, and the people say tms morning
that they now know the meaning of spell
biuder"-that Il means Conrad. Tho clubs
monhershtp already numbers 10 and only
t~O votes Of Democratic prOrhvites can be
counted ucre for the iniri party, thoufh II s
General Fields pOst-ofiCe town ana within TWO
miles Of bis home.
Tucker end YoSt Discuss Issues.
rCorrespondence Of the Richmond D,spatch.l
FINcAsr1E, Va, October 11.--l esterday was
C0unty-COurt DAY. nnd good crowd ot people
from the county was in town, drawn here by the
announcement Of the Joint discussion OF the
political issuss Of the day by Hon. II. ~. George
tucker and Hon. Jacob 1Ost, % Siaunton.
BoteIourt win give Mr. Tucker a handsome
majori,y, as IL did his distinguished father be-
fore him,
Judge Mann az I.unenburg.
Correspondence of the Richmond DisDatch.l
LUSFSsuRG COURTHOUsE, October lO.-As per
apuoiuturut Judge W. n. Mann addressed the
people Of Lunenburg county here IN benat OF
iho democratic Iarty. II was the most enthu-
siaetic ana effective speech made here during
this campaign.
Danyitl. Negroes Being Organized.
Special telegram TO tho Dispatch.
D.SvtIlr. Va. October 1.-The negroes OF
this city are being thoroughly organized for the
apuroaching election. Up 20 this time the WORK
mas been done secretly, but mass-meeting has
been called Tor Monday night 10 WhOop EN- up.
REGISTER KABRlCK SENT ON.