Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
FOR DAVID B. HILL.
~o,NuIN's TWENTY-FIVE DE LE
CAFES FOR HIM FIRST CHOICE
80. Hs.ointions in Favor Of the New
YORK Senstor-His tnswerving
democracy Endorsed.

..l, oa Resolutions u. W. saunders oha'r'
.- -enasiol tho following
= mat the Democracy az Franklin
.... convention assembled osscris anc" ''s
-.-rnc loyalty 20 The fundamental p''hcl'
.,.. Democratic party. We reniirm nj
fho economic policy Of tarin rcior'n-
n.tis tho property 81 the democratic
,rl noi the offspring Of any individual.
.eswedo That Mere should be whole
...,rermoni o. the volume Of our circa-
r,,n. and that the white metal should
.........l 90 IFS proper place in the monetary
90 ,tis country. We declare ourselves in
..f t.r FREQ an1 unlimited coinage OF silver.
rrfs r>uTNcmNG DEMOCRACY.
,-r... INIT tho Democratic sentiment OF
.. Id. slf0cnfhof favorable 20 the nomi-
n.rf D. uil for tho great Oricc OF
.tntfnc United States. We admire hts
..- democracy, bis great achievements
... Iraier in New YORK, aud In psrticu-
-r.t.rffc defeat Of tho force TIL We
.,-,.,rr his leadership the national
. roail DO triumphant IN tho coming
DISASTROUS.
...eoso orr conviction that tho nomina-
mon. whatever may be his morris In
+..r.. Who ls 20 firmly opposed 70 the
...f silver ns 90 make II reasonably
..- r4 rrcs lent he would veto q biil
joy the rcstoration OF siVer 70 the
foc.uploi prior % 1873, would 90
...t.. fsa-tcr 90 She country and be omi-
.. t.foaf of tho Democratic party. We
acton 10 fhe representatives IN Con-
virginia in giving ihctr support 70
.r OLD. free coinage 81 silver, and proud
..... fntho fat that the Virginia dele
... House ana ga tho Senate are All on
,...,f tlis great economic question.
rrrrs0sIAS-JAcEsONIAS
....... 49,. o. Hale offered as substitute
nffres report on resolutions the
.... l rcro endorsed, except as 10 the
m..a clause and the clause de-
f-.a silver plank in tho chicago
Id. Democracy OF Franklin county,
d.. msss-mceiing, proclaim 20 the
.- adhesion o. ante-heilum Jchef-
...r.au principles Of goycrnmeutal
.r.. .- declared liberty IN its Drosdest
...t. troiection TO the weak, tho
OLD. humble. equal rights and privi-
.. ...tnl fav0rs % none. equal taxa
... f.I- rcprcsCutati0n, is opposition
.rr ana oppressive laws; its
combines ana trust organizations;
t.nll fau1 tax that fosters state
.I. I'D .rgho- few banded together
l... ffa people eyOrDtant prices Tor
..... l..t control: its opposition 10 legs
.. r.IY flt wealth producing classes OF
.. rrr made The slaves Of tho non-pro-
.'...0 rroc'aims IT'S opposition 20 the
tfr.0 tax. % tax which imposes
..., .r enc farmers Of Virginia, North
|.rr..-.n. Kentucky, and Missouri.
ts appliraton. We regard IL as
...t -.. and therefore unconstliutonaL
.-. lnims its violent opposition % the
.., ....meufai contraction 81 tho cur
.. r- iaHef that the whole country
... .-r..g benefited by de-fae'o crcuia-
r.r .rrifa. believing, az Il does. that
......t sf.tr Democracy 81 The nation ana
-t. woalth-producors Of the land
..uf rrd positively demanding the
. 0. silver 90 its pristine worth value,
.sr4 wo. the Democracy OF franklin
,. l.eu 10 expriieut aud proper 20 admou-
.... ..t..rHI Democracy who are 10 assemble
.,..... .f .fqnruert the importance OF intro
100 Ur.r platform OF principles the free
.. .. ...tfr. and $50 also, while expressing
.. .re. r.lnlrrcc, and soh'iude Tor lhc
.-. .r.as of Democracy. warn ihe same against
.raf..n 1f Any person WHO'S pronounced
....t opposition Co thl- measure.
a sIGSAL VICTORY.
r. -... e1rro-ses rs sincere admiration and
-...rrf.f. tfe distinguished senator IRON New
I.E. U.fI b.nrett llnl. acknowledged IN ms
r..t..tuntI ana Democratic efforts whereby
..I arI lncompromising administration
r.t r0rrlnnr ~ Now lork state secured ana
.-.....eI n mos. signal triumph for the Demo
rr...t fraf Empire state, ana moro decided
,-..-. f.r Odd. iIemuHrary of the whole nation.
Ne.s gro nm o1r special tiaulule !ol his
mails. f8.unfir, aud aggressive opposition 10
fa..r..N ffI kuUau as flr "fOrc0 bill," which
D.. Republican party etr.ye 90 impose on the
r.. 49,, also lf'er WIN grattude' prilo'
'Hf|N fN I...'AI anu tifA'iltN a
.-.-..un in a speech which ir delivered In Brook
r.tNuY ear-nrl. autre b.. insisted upon recpg-
r.ar u. Gre southern ~f1te7 ~ part ot re-
t.eI ni.u anI nOf a- conquered province.
IsEQCE0.Aiil FOR HILL.
I'D .resors. lrIeyuca s ae 10. that be- Is honest.
s...I. available, and deserving, We, the Do
r.....e Uf Franklin county, State % Virginia,
t.-..r l...l,e our preference Tor the presi-
..... r..I.rsfIOu 90 De uurcscrvedly FOR the
f. N.rI bennett Ill., of NeH YORK, ana In
...-r..t ff. sentiment of this mass-rnceting
f..f. I.s sustained delegates % the state
..... which is % assemble iu Richmond.
f...f .a l4ih day Of May next, appointed 10y
n.--...a.. shnl be- selected from persons who
..... f.17Dly aud uncquivO'ady in favor
..r.r. u.nlfIun as above expressed
Patrick. delegates Nearly All for nm.
.r..- 0udence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
>Iu.. }A., May LIN pursuance Of call,
r. ... rats % Patrick assembled Ia mass
t.....t last Tuesday to elect delegates and al
r.....- FL. fIe state convention, winch meets IN
]a., on May 10, 1892.
meeting was called 90 order by County
....r Judge John K. Moore, aud on motion
Of. Nler.ucr, Jr., George O. Greene was
r..e. --.f.ftIy. ON motion Oi some good
Ir rlt ur following committee was APP
g..t ODD eel0'i delegates aud alternates 70
t.rt. ..IugeufiQu--yi1.: Colonel A. staples,
SOB ..rn-, lul A. T. Mays from Dan River;
L.. I.ru. M. j. Lewis, aud Dr. r. :. Martin
r.. Na... George ~. ~. Hon. {. Il. NOlen,
-.-l q iIf from Smith.
... wing lisi of delegates and alternates
v.... .I.ttI. Delegates Oi1uei A. staples,
U... Mluiori, ana $ II. Dunkley, from
.t-. D.. o.. Penn, NJ. l.. Lewis, +. j. ilaf-
f.....I l'r N s.. Martin, from Mayo; Hon. {.
f DE- d. BACKYARD, aud Dr. g.. II. Ross,
rI r..t.. AuruAfes-A. J.. Mays. +. Keen,
...f D. %. Blfuari, from Dan River; T. e..
..f". l. b. Nacscncr. Jr., George hylton, 81,
H. H.l. ,gs. from Mayo: $. &. scott, j. t.
.al eA-judgc p W. chelor, from smith.
r...r .i dion. G.. r.. Nolen, Judge Moore,
'n staples, hul George -. ureenc
r..... .f". delegates az large. Nearly all OF
slt.- prefer lin as the Democratic
Voo-e rendered his resignation as
t.e Democratic party, and. on mo-
.fI h.... ir., 10 Was decide 10 let the same
..r-t % suitable man for county
Il.. motion was opposed by Messrs.
Staple. lHi John staples. Mr. George i.
uI.ni On Jay The resignation ASIDE
.u ..tf r.lrt This vas carried and the
rnel.
r1la-ii's Delegates Divided.
Especial, telegram 20 the Dispaich.l
FIN.I. AA.. May AT q Democratic mass
10 Newborn. PulasSi county today tho
t.f lrn.va delegates wore chosen 10 the
~.urr convention:
rct-u. r. smith, J. l. hasse, and
t.l.' .nso~l, Auornntcs D. Is. Caddal, j. b.
it .al ur. G.. h. Pcyton.
.....fU N.-frrf-N. J.. Jordan, II. Il. Howe,
B N..r. ana 10. ID. Howard; alternates 10 DO
... tr tl.l l".eeafc
utlurt-ludge Isaac Hudson, VI. y.
ans d. u0go Tyler; nlternates 90 be So
. .arh delegate.
..r.. Hr u-'r.cl-W. q. Billiard and Il. c.
.'..fnl'ss 90 be- chosen by each.
IH N-lir- are for Cleveland and seven are
a.. 4ri. A majority OF these seven are for
i- N j. smith. a Cleveland man. offered
declaring for tariff reform and anti
.f. tan issues Of the campaign, which
Gown bv adf-idcd majority. resolu-
frra1 by william N. Perkins, an anti
lu. declining 10 instruct the dele
.l.rr-sine ihc opinion that AT Chit
|nl1f should be- nominated WHO
y.t.a b.ll for tarn reform or for free
ill Carries the Pinevilie Precinct
...., FA.. April 3O-At meeting OF the
t..l 20 finoyno precinct, fOwhatan
.. Na.. 'nr tle purpose ~ electing q dele
I li.-ti fle Colnty convention which
-' i.N. lfln Courthouse on May "a to send
6. the Democratic State Convention,
r k.rnmoul, Va, on May 10. 1892.
ur William II. Herring was elected
onairuGn. V. IT. hicbnux Was
..lir % ITO county convention, and
tf. y. bradley a. his alternate.
". fle meeting was taken as 60 the
.r n tnc meeting for liill aud Cleveland
tio iency. Tue Hill element carried
".-. tf. io che. On motion, the DISPATCH,
i '.' and Manchester LfQcer were re-
m publish the proceedings Of the meet
". r. MICnAUX,
Chairman pro femPore
10 I H.tnson, Secretary.
GreeutsSttle's sfen InDieiprd