Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-30
a-1rn....s.s pRlvARY PLAN.
Dissatisfaction with It-Nr. james ~.
ou.a stakes seven Objections.

classification with It-Mr. james N.
ou.L Stakes seven objections.
ur.. .eof ue Richmond Dispatch.l
rr r-. Ni. March 9.-Petersburg
tur.r Democratic, and this fact Is so
-..- 'a- the Republicans will not
..t0. lrth0.l 60 put up q ticket TO
Vt.i tr o.. the municipal election.
l.t .- equally apparent that en-
t- harmon, doc, not exist IN the Demo
.-t. las-. and that the primary plan
:rt.r ur1rou of candidates Tor city
gwen rise "a dscOTd Mf.
H Jucs. q member OF the City
r' Committee. which adopted the
I.ar I.l. publishes card this alter
rI Dds opposition 10 that sec
'..i OH. IIu which provides that only
..'e Ir..arsts' shall participate
.. "lr4.y. lie gives several
ir IBIS opposition 10 TINS
I.r Httluks. first. that We should
r- OBJ receive the support OF all
F. voters vino are willing TO pledge
t... t. MAINTAIN the present COM
If... our CITY government; second,
f..I- Dr. general desire OF our
r'.I-fo return 90 the Democratic
llmc.pai and state politics;
|. tle Or ieutaton Of prl-
L.aiei Democratic Primary
Ir .rI containing the pledge pro
I. f.. p.an A enough 10 demon
f Democratic identity of the
... tr.. because the plan puts too
m the hand, OF the judges OF
r.. Goth l7gt4ll0Td ola Democratic
''H t'l. because n practically ex-
II" voting some OF our best ciu-
.t....I taxpayers. who, while they have
.a'fa with the Democratic party IN
affairs. have voted the Republi-
Ut ..tl. n4 ipuGl elections. sixth. be-
barrow and pToscrlptiye policy al
~ lt Oh defeat and disaster; ana
'. because liberal policy, That wei
ltl our ranks, shuts out the
.'y oi serious opposition.
'. et.. .- oLe Of the leading Demo-
c. f-e c.ty.
SAD kFFLICT1ON.
I..'.asr. Matt Peterson, one Of the
.ll most gallant soldiers of the
.-. all so vel known 20 all of the
an-0u.'s Brigade, IS lying AZ the
death th., afternoon from the Of
De- .froae of paralysis. lie Is a
h.y. DTS. L. A. Peterson and
f I'll .fs.l. both 90 well known IN
nl The attack came upon him
90 80 Dds store at the corner
-i..s. and High streets, and
..1, tO be of a mid form.
condition became much worse
.+ -- writing no hopes are enter
lI- recovery. He was al elegant
trn. genial companion, warm
ali au honest mau. Everybody
u and everybody loved HIM. lie
OIL. battles Of the war IN which
Brigade participated AMI was
. Oh. forefront OF the fight. HIS
tr were always Of interest as
... ga actual observer. His fund
1859 lucxhaustible. and during
l.ys of the war be contributed
'. 'ae pleasure and relief OF his
.-ers.
-ar LADIES MOVING.
A"'i Afco .y-atiended meeting Of ladies
'' ..H t0e to-day. the object being 70
..r holding bazaar or feast for
e-. OF The AppomattOx Boat Club.
cement IS altogether voluntary
part ~ the ladies' and was not IN.
'.'.l 1Yauy request Of the club. Bu,
o.. NJ iha club have always been al
4li oi the ladies' Of the city. and
i,r pleasant weather OF the spring
ana autumn the la0les
' 900 larger PROPORTION Of the clubs
iu tle daily outing pleasure trips
I'D. rtrr. Inc meeting to-day was
t@-f.i Dy the election Of the following
President. Mrs. John McGili
dents. Mrs. w. J.. Venable, Mrs
r. hHar hrs. Alfred Friend. Mrs
-.o9'. Alls. George W. Pegram. and
go" A. Wright. treasurer. Mrs. Bet.
"Atff Secretary, Mrs. John Bland.
+.'e meeting will be held 10 decid,
f--. t41 u lies will do