Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
THEY RETURN HOME.
.e,r,c DELEGATES oIssATis-
,,ora ALLIANCE MEETING.
~. THIRD Party GO, Everything
'' .oa rholr side No'S'"E-''r'a"'''0n
~" no New Lecture system

t..,.,b annual convention OF Tho
JIG Alliance Of Virginia Is now
i'iu',SS .sc past, and the tillers OF the
th ~ ~ re,prned 20 their plow-shafts
e.. nav" The meeting that has Just
sa' 1 Is undoubtedly the most inhar'
oio''' hat this organization has ever
pos''-W While It rs true. as tho Third-party
fc''. delegates say, that 1T was oil one
A'i''n.. ~ also fact that the Democratic
vN' ~ that body, Notwithstanding
Nfmuf'a 80 greatly in the minority,
ttst tb'l Va fought for what they cou-
fio'1 W ." tho best principles tor on OF
coy'd ~ wSich had already declared u
81 r.r-polticai. ....;o,, NTH n Dts-
one "..,,'rter said: 1t Is useless Tor
jhI,,". .',,raiic farmers 70 remain IN tnS
We ~ any longer: It has l9it uS anu
> ''. 81, GOOD IN u Tor US me lnnu
g. tss c1bhicd 1t up and n,aue ou ON a.
l'it', ~ iis own officers ana 'n'eho 70
81 'li %. -, .,,.r,leman who attended the
Ar''D' 4. INC Third party got all {;
s'>-' " ',t',, We only fought for our
sra we're overpoWereo'
tnNININNf 10 DEAoANNANs
,,.,.., er such interviews could have
i.t,.ned. as the Democratic mem
,be convention we're greaut us
.fs a, tho treatment they received.
..,.rted that no delegate VINO was
u N..,..t.c o. The Third party was al
So !. lip INTO pohtics IN any way
lr,4 rI,lo Third-partviteS could dis
o-' IA ,artv tactics al bbtti'n, be-
cos rlatform adopted by tnis con-
csA.' mas The same adopted at ~. Louis
Farmers Alliance and Industrial
'- .I his was the same adopted and
.lt The Peoples party at It's great
f' omaha. A great many Demo-
.,.ner, IF the Alliance have slgni-
-.r.autlon of leaving It at once,
.-. That 10 has come but political
S-.l 1s'.r
rrr1TCTURE SYSTEM.
...- o.. Alliance adjourned. at ~
N .. Thursday night, q session OF the
.r. Council was held. This body
'...l a the president and secretary,
,.'.. lecturer and his three assistants,
f,. members of the Executive
... The system of conducting
throughout the State was dis
.5-rc length and finally left TO
.ut and Statc-Lecturer Hobson
..r.. tAo programme for each lee
..f.r. there have been eleven lee
head and ten assistants zone
... H.-'uctI: Tut owing TO the tinan-
r.l.u of the order, and on ac-
...ttt. inability OF some of the old
....-.f..D 4rfy on the work, II was de-
.. ruuce the number and have
.y.,. their energies 20 every sec
r.., tle state.
u.tt or THR THIRD PARTY.
r....r.f man yesterday asked Mr..
ri ..r-.n. an active worker IL both
..-. rairy and Alliance, how many
...-.t. would nominate People party
...f..... fr Congress. He replied that
t ,.....l every one IN the state would
IN, r.-rluse to another query bv
.F.-ltLeref. Mr. Plorson stated That
. Ir-l parts had Organized III every
,.-,. iu this district, except possibly
\.r hens. Aad that the work OF organiza-
ell. .tr~ county would soon he carried
80. tf.tial not already been done. lie
t...-,.i t.st the Peoples party had al
-.... reflected organization IN at least
st.,.tvr counties lu the state.
MEETINGS. TO ELEcT DELEGATES.
o. I..r.la, night next Democratic pre-
,-... meetings VIII be held throughout the
,.,t. ....se delegates 70 the convention
.fsf.Ii l.-o on the Sth of September to
5.-,I,e candidate for Congress. The
r..-., #. COMPOSED of Richmond, Hen
r Manchester. Chesterfield, Hanover,
Iari New Kent. and King William.
I, rra.tcaly settled that Hon. George
H. W..a wll have no opposition before the
r.ry.rt.l. A number OF the friends OF
t..r.. llf.well Elicit have urged hun 10
stand f.rtne nomination, but he has so
far I--ua.i io he a candidate.
Ire 1I.ri party, IL Is understood, Will
anita candidate IN the field who will also
( supported by the Republicans. Mr.
J.ut iatin, of Hanover, and Mr.. Walter
E. Grant. OF Henrico. are prominently
r.al,nel IN connection with the Third
lar, .aud'dacv. Their convention meets
IT,. Lex, thursday.