Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-05
r1Ey WAGE THE WAR
..,.ucLueAooREsseo BY SIEVE
1ho ro'sTINeUlsHEp GENTLEMEN.
Rally Of th. Drummers Tonight.
70. -. programme in FN''-Po"h"''n'
macs an lmporian, Meeting.

a.. Thurman Democratic Club held
i'' - tie Hcnnco county court
= night About 800 Jehersonlans
l'-' g.l., hear the issues expoundcd.
So. .,, E1e. Sand furnished delightful
a. ,cn.,cu she occasion.
I y. Ro,ry T. Cnmp president OF the
~. .-..I.i over the meeting, ana the
t.,'.'..,,- was Mr.. Robert l.. Montague.
.,.,nan made a stirring and e1ec-
I-' ..s ,ua,hich he dealt IN scathing
,,..t iho high protective tarlu OF
..l.e.asD aad iiesla,VnV ilal ' lou.
L.t. -., bah. NJ. Montague inter
' .- le remarks many humorous
''. -..,,-. from them the most ludl-
'''. .....-,sal with acts OF tho Rcpuo-
a..-.. ...,,., created an outburst OF mp
...s;B luTung language he char
Do. fraudu euCies oi Tie kepub-
E.. d. fraudlug Samuel J. 1llden
.-...icnry "a the blacklist imeyish.
G ... .t..Wn IN thls land. He urged
....Ia stand shoulder 20 shoulder
> ..,,,.t. aui 60 80 TO the polls on
..,. fort ieyel3nd and Steven
u.... assuring them that by so
.... country would once more he
Or. OBJ, Democracy. applause
...r trEIsTD HARRY.
,. % w. smith. j., was next pre-
urV.~ given o complete ovation.
bad. fhe character Of the present
.rI ~ll that It was one OF edu-
b.. .u. touched upon one fca-
... t-.H II was the taxation of
CD. DEE asserted. the Mchin-
i... I'd. caused the pr &C TO jump from
u.r 100 pounds. Mr.. Smith
.... Il., country spent Sl30OJ,OvO
-fE- tpmmOdltv. "a great pro-
'... .,.a rad 20 be paid ont Of the
...-.. poorer classes. the com
! % state Of prosperity
... administration OF Gro
-..r4 4pplausei and every
... an boom IN the South.
........... Nr HARRISON was elected 10
.- .,rIud, and the industries
. -h rooms exploded, and
....1 ..'.r " re now at a low ebb.
.... lis hearers that hy tho election
'.....-. , ..yr.aud The country would be
III. wears Of peace and pros
49, Ir..rrlu,lou NJ. Smith referred
Pol. being rcSOrtcd 10 by some
.. ..... ...4u- ~ this CITY. ana said
....... .. were kept up . true Dem)c-
.. d.. uu hand - stamp their ln-
.i.l them. iCIreat applause.
.-... .u.rr. was we'll received and
.. good elect
.,.... .>,.tING 0tEAr rRSCIPLEs.
... fl. HasNus vas introduced
,... ~a....t 20 ms closing remarks, and
.....- ...- '.mau spoke at some length
..... ..,t.-. Tie opened by saying
.....u..t.. most important canvass
e.. L.. bearer, BAD experienced IN their
involved two great priucI-
o.. on over, one preseut-thelr rights
-.f's and their personal
......e.a involved. Il was no longer
o.. jig speaking aud talking aud cdu-
,.. o.. p.e upon the issues, SAID |
... #.~,f.-. 70 was now the Jlme for |
. -. -r.tiug upon the tnrlh ques- |
.." Hu>kln> sald that IN every |
t.l.nt.>s purchased by the !
.... 3 tbs country they paid |
. -...-. - If duty 10 the manu- |
...... t.. other s Of taxation went |
... .. .-,..uf. Ia finishing his ad- |
-.... .. Hl-kus spoke IN terms of |
.i tine schemes being |
-.. .. Ir other paItles III get |
g. . r.r.. ulAr tickets: among |
.. -.t was one with the |
...3ltcs tor President, Vice |
] i.....- .-. electors. with the name Of |
...I ....t tur Congress az the bot !
b. ---.| 4. present TO cast aside all !
-.r-. ,.po. and to put only the |
-, - ..... rlfc ticket. with George ID. |
..-I ..-.. ,- plainly printed upon 1t, |
..... ...., I'D next tuesday. Colonel |
..... ..... t-e sage amid great ell |
t..s.-.
.lftuS WISE SPEAKS.
o.. 10. -. D.. Use made the closing |
g.. IL. N..t INTO tine rule of Presi- |
d.. ..-.- . sIl showed II up as being |
81. 49, ,.r.-.l.. and sectional IN ITS bene- |
o.. ...... MIS-. lWgit briefly uVOn the |
..... .--.r..I tHat vote for Weaver |
.-.>.'. Was practically vote for |
....... n.r--.u. tie was enthusiast |
a ..t.I . ia closed and there was |
+...- -.t.-t feeling Of doubt that the /
.-,.-a ,. tie Democrats of Jeiier- |
3. Wy. uuI.I do thor full duty on next |
...--t
I0- ..ume,, demonstration Tonight.
% the Academy Of Music will |
ed. .. -rlli demonstration of the |
t-.-... Jewellers Democratic Club. |
..-r .... l,E street parade. in which |
,-.-- other clubs. the Blues Band |
y. -.,-ta. pieces, the ffe and drum |
o.. ... sup. and several other mu- |
---. arals Will pnrticlpate. In |
a t.-yyersl ioats, one Of which |
%. ......' 'ae only thing Mckinley |
...t llIs procession viii be the |
.t..L.t imposing that has been
t.-. % tui~ campaign, and the
NlI bee an unparalleled sue
I..rr- of the Old Common
.r--t.fI. immense crowd expected. !
t..-- tl- grip have decided 70
% meeting speaking ~ two |
.. 81. I.l-.u, VINO fail to get seats
''-. .I Iu the Academy are re-
proceed around TO Grace street
t.... t-.ra tAeg VIII be addressed
Dt street yeIGnda Of the 81.
H'. nu lions. II. ". tlOUrnoy, b.
r.. ..l perhaps Judge Waller K
.... .t...- lhl- meeting Will be
... .t.r tu Mr.. David y. NllbOu. eN-
-.r.'.t '.r drummcrs' club. A pOr-
'.. ora. with o band viii march
'.- I4.r.
..t '.. f'vE Ar TIKI ACADEMY.
"'. '.t.u. 4 Music the assemblage
...... ',.rler by President ". ii.
ssr.. '.e Commercial Travellers
N 7. introduce Hon. J. Taylor
'.Ir. &c.
H. ST. d. Ham. Of Georgia, whose
and zeal have played q con-
10 t-i, campaign, VIII be the
.. Oh. evening. Mr.. Ham spoke
immense launany Hall audi
NrN l.ss city Thursday night. |
-' l.N.r- 70, "a bold, fearless, and
speaker made for nm a lasting i'm
llag 'aa' baud of voters. lie
i..-. ,t"i here by Mr.. Joseph Wal
CHAIRMAN o, the Executive Com
'e hrgmmers Cub. Hon.
i. WISE Nl!l also address the as
p. '.-.4 n.. arrive here from the North
..a .us morning. lie Will be
.-. ..r DION depot by q committee
Ha.A al the Exchange at
t''r dinner the distinguished
". . -Hytl drive over the city.
30. I..te1 that OK Governor
i'. would be here 70 speak.
"-- % .ccouut Of other en-
up.lcd 10 decline the invl-
i lam.
.. Ht CLUBS WILL FORM.
sing order from Chief Marshal
'.'.c,s the arrangements for
;a hl- OF march. and other
... Il-aic:
t. L.. COMMERCIAL TRAYELERs)
DEMOCRATIC CLUs, |
.JNu "a, November 4, 1892. }
..- from The different clubs and
.'i N1 the chief uarshal. will report |
... Do i.i ''l, chlef Of stan. for instruc-
'-' ''.. lug az o'clock, corner IOur-
..- ''. ht.. -tf.oi.
&. ... Hse position preparatory 70
.. ..r following order:
A.. H uit9u form on north side Of
I'D ilanecnih and Fifteenth, right
H... '-ft.rHih: Church Hili, Jefferson,
.rI MAID. 80, ...,sb .i,t. - M.t, !