The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-03
THE POLITICAL FIELD
.vp1IGN OF VERY HAND WORK.
tho People OF Richmond are Doing
for the Democratic Cause Demon
.rrations and Club Meetings

rho presidential campaign IN Richmond
d. Incoming warm. As each oaS goes ~
,,,hs orranize. Ward superintendents see
.;,tbaf their voters have transfers OF are
...s.o~e6 and Chairman Patteson Is many
- called upon for advice or instructions.
MIA c.mpa,cn. with the Republicans watch
... avery move and the Third party people
In the field. has assumed serious proper
CONS and every true Democrat should oe
am and stirring. shoulder to shoulder WIN
CLEVELAND and Stevenson at the """'
.t,rl3 be the motto Of all who love gooa
,ornmert and Democrats throusnoue
te city should see 70 II that hoaNS WV 80
,,ouel IN the November electou , AL;
10 Ia very probable tnAl .,',raa viii
Stevenson. the Democratic Ho...-oo c.,
o'k i'm Tins citv on Friday evening, sep
49, os3 he will conclude MS NOrth
Carolina tour the neut oelo5e' Hnu -
sene8uled 20 arrive IN llchhouG oal5 '"Hs
,..rniut from Rocky Mount no p"uS, %
r.ir.e. are nos known, o9l I" - oApeo'ou
t.st he Will spend one DAY anu hish' IA
.",t,'|ond Colonel John Is. Gary presi-
- tfa Cleveland and SteYenson tluO,
r'". .--a.,,..1 Il, have the Academy ~ Music
,Ie evening az the 2id a. Mr. stevenson
80 stop over. and should he come pT0m'-
ro o,5 orsrors invited by the club Will be
rre,ent or the occasion.
CLAY WARD ACIIvrs.
NJ Charles ". Goddin as chairman OF
tlo committee TO secure SPEAKERS lOi .Io
VIZ .+o..-noeeting and tlag-raislng OK the
tiA"" NJ Actyes and WOrkngmen
N'N, ,-.t,o Climb. 10 be- held ut beiViuere
o.iii', The evening of September l0th: mas
no" .1 communications from lion. t1oilleS
T,1-,3 and Colonel Meade hasAlihS
soceptng invitations 70 aoaIeSS 'no -
.,oe- f,i,.n that occasion. NI' I'm 80 -,
twill give him great pleasure ~ 'r, law the
t.-lI' hanoi be ordered elsewhere ny 'n0
60, CENTRAL committee when ls Ael" NY
L.i,o Other speakers TelueSteI ~
r.r,s ,nd let the Democrats Oh I''. 49, 49,
Iear them upon the great o 49, -ntsn
- rt vat communicated tleI 4A'eH-
tons 90 1ir. Goddln.
JACKSON WARD DEMOCRATS.
TDe Fourth Precinct Jackson ward Cup
.o--I.,rei last evening at No. 0IV noI1n
Seventeenth street. There was nor an eA-
t- a+ferlarce however. Yesterday Oelng
considered somewhat OF an or day Ior
ra.rDs Much genuine enthuslasm was
-ar.t..tel. however. and there Is every
-a,.n, I'D believe that the workers OF JACK
e.r ward viii do much to Win the ELECTION
orCevelaud and Stevenson TINS iali' lhese
Democrats have ever hard hght' out
and tie result shows that they are 10 the
manor born IN politics and help matters
considerably.
Nr Is. s. i. Patteson was on hand last
e.ening and gave cheering words OF advice,
and Colonel ". j.. SpOtswOod. with MI. >;
Randolph Tucker, gave encouraging, ana
excellent counsel. Colonel SpOtswOod told
of tie benefits % accrue from the election
az the Democratic nominees, and the
dangers that menaced the party should the
Eepubicans or Third partyltes succeed.
Coioual ~DOtsw0Od dwelt particularly on
the Force bill. and his speech at times was
interrupted by enthusiastic applause
SOUTHWARK RETURNED.
]. w. Southwark, who was sent to New
York TO confer with the big guns at Repuo-
ucau beadouarters has returned home. lie
was one of the delegation from Virginia
that attempted TO persuade Chairman Car
Ter that money JudlclOusly spent IN VIZ
qinia coupled with hard work, would work
wonders for the Republican party IN this
State Southwark, while III New ork. SAID
tbat there had been some dissatisfaction
with General Malone. but that now the man
from the Cockade City 10 IN hghtlpg trim
with his coat of. Southwark finally ayerred
that the Farmers Alliance people would
easf in the neighborhOOd of $4,000 votes,
and AS far as he knew there would be 10
fusion between the Republicans and the
Third party people.
BoURKE COCHRAN COMING.
The committee on speeches and speakers
for the Cleveland and Stevenson Campaign
Climb. composed of Colonel j. b. Cary, Hon.
J. TAYLOR fllysOn and Mr. jackson. wrote
10 the Hon. W. Bourke Cochran. of New
York. lately asking him TO come here and
speak 70 RichmOnds voters. esterday
the GREAT speaker of the Order OF Tam
hot 1
great pleasure 10 ill any engagement II
Virginia that the national committee made
for him.
So Colonel Cary has written the Hon
Basil Is. Gordon. member OF the national
Democratic committee from Virginia re-
ouesting his influence towards sending MI
Cochran down here.
No replies have yet been received from
the other eminent speakers who were adj
dressed Among them we're Senator David
II. Hill Colonel John X. Fellows, Genera
Adlai i. Stevenson. Senator John G. Car
Isle. Senator Arthur Z. German, speaker
Charles t. Crisp and the Hon. lsadort
Bayner. Our committee are hoping tC
have Mr. Cochran here on the same night
with General Stevenson.
Among the speakers from this State who
will be requested 10 address the people here
NJ meetings to be arranged by the CleyelanC
and Stevenson Club are Senator John W
Daniel. Ex-Governor tltzhugh Lee; hon
Holmes Conrad Hon. John A. Buchanan
Colonel Charles T. O'Ferrall, Lieutenant
Governor j. Hoge Tyler and the Hon. A. J.
Montague.
THURMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Thurman Democratic Club held their
regular meeting last night at their club
rooms. McDonough's Hall Eighteenth
street. General routine business was trans
acted and the club elected twenty new
member BY unanimous vote they Ge-
cidel TO attend the pole raising and the
grand rally of the Union Democratic Clue
on Thursday next. the Sth of September.
The Clay Ward Actives will meet tonight
81 Belvldere Hail at $50. The committee
on demonstration will make their report.
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.