Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
PROOF THAT The DEAL Is MADE.
Third Partyites VIII Vote for the Harri-
son-Reid Electoral Ticket.
fsne,ial Telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the DispatcA.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November "a copy
Of the Peoples-party ticket for the Sixth District
was received at Democratic headquarters TO-
day. II bore the heading: 1.-The regular Fec
pie s-uarty" ticket, with the names OF weaver
aud Field above and cobb, their candidate Tor
Congress, nj the bottom, but the names OF me
electors were the same as those found on the
Republican ticket This IL only another PROOF
that the Republicans and WeaVentes haNo
agreed 70 unite in the support OF Harrison.
Mann aud POore at Crewe.
tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
CREws. VA. November 3.--By invitation OF the
Democratic club here Judge NllllRm H. Mann,
OF Nottoway. and Major X. B. Poore, oil Apo
mattux addressed the citizens OF tte"e anu
vicinity last evening In Manns Hall. Judge
Mann ted of with a speech OF an hour ana
twenty minutes IN which he presented tho
principal issues Of the campaign. Judge mann
said one gratifying feature be had observed
during his canvass was the lack Of personal
abuse usually INDUCED by public speakers III
national campaign.
Judge Mann so well covered the ground OF
argument there were hut few topics left Tor
Major Poore 10 dis course upon. However, he en-
teri8ined his audience until late holr WIN
some of his SOUND logic and goOd-natured anec-
dotes directed toward the dinereh' eHhuiHa'eS
Of the opposing parties.
Grattfying Results in Campbell.
rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
lyNcu's. VA, November "A marked degree
of interest has for some time past been mani
tested at this place and surrounding country III
the prospects Of the present poItlcal canvass
an interest which naturally increases as the uhy
of election approaches, and which gives promise
of very gratifying results at that Tune. "a me
greater part Of those interested Is composer oil
Democrats.
The Third PARTY had been unpleasantly strong
in some parts Of the adjacent county until within
the past few weeks, during which TINE thanks
70 the efforts OF Leutensnt-Governor yer Ma
- a . t,evg "a DnHn
RAPIDLY diminished and DOW bids laI 10 mp
proach very near zero before the 9Th OF NOyem-
ber ,
MerediIh's Reelection Assured.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.]
ArrvAYpBIA. VA. November 3.-As the day of
election draws near more and more interest is
felt In the campaign In this section Nightly
meetings are held aud addressed by prominent
Democrats and although there is 10 oppUSit .
10 the Democratic ticket In this district SIN the
committee are working their hardest 10 bring
out fun vote. Alexandra cry 10 1000 gave
Cleveland majority o. but %. lbls year II y
safe TO say his majority will be 500 or over, ana
the same proportion will hold good all over inc
The names II about 200 persons who are
either dead or disqualified from voting nave
been AZ ricken off the observation-disclosures in the
various wards Of this city. large proportion
Of those stricken of were negroes.
Dissat,sfed Republicans.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
| puryBsEf-Eq. VA, November 3.-The outlook
in the Fourth District is altogether favorable 10
| the election of Hon. James ]. Epes. the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress. lie Will receive
| the votes Of large number OF white ana coiorcu
Republicans who are dissatisfied with The tactics
| Of their party and who arc opposed 10 iorce-bhl
measures. - u
| The opinion IL openly expressed among ne
| publicans hero that General Malone, the Stale
| chairman. Is using no efforts IN behalf OF HaFfl-
| son and Roid, and that the bags OF campaish III,
erature he receives for distribution are allowed
10 remain unopened at his headquarters.
| Good Results In Sussex County.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
| WAyERLEY, VA. November 3.-Maior baker
| p ee spoke to-day at Sussex Courthouse 10 "
| large and appreciatve audience VINO pro,
| nonnceJ the sueech the most able exposition OF
| the issues Of the canvass heard IN INC count!
| during the campaign. The conservative me OIL
his argament together with ms elVlaSnS pae
| sanitation Of facts won the hearts OF DOte Demo
| Gratis and Ihrd-party men, the result OF Wulch
! will be ielt next Tuesday. GOOD results may be
| expected from Sussex.
Wise County Thoroughly Aroused
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
MORTON, VA, November Mr.. d. H. jordan,
| Of Radford addressed the Marshall Democratic
| Club, Of this place, last night. The audience
! was large and enthusiastic, and ny. Joruah
speech was able aud convincing.
Wise Is thoroughly aroused as 70 me luipor port
| ance Of the campaign. and very elective Work
| Is being done al every precinct IN me County
pszendorf Gets "a Banner.
| tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
| NORFOLK, VA, November 3--The clerks, fore
| men, and olheGs OF tho navy-yard formerly OPP
| pcsed to the candidacy Of Major John T. pezeh-
| dOrl met last night and adopted rcsointons sup
| porting that gentleman for Congress, ana tO-uhy
hung out a DezendOrf banner nom the Harrison
| aud Reid club-room.
Cockade City Demo rats.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, November 3-lion' John
GO0de and Major r. X. Lassiter addressed :
large crowd Of Democrats at the Acadeuy "
| Music tonight Mr. GO0de made stirring q l.
dress, combining himself mainly 20 the tarin ana
force bill, aud his speech created great en'hu'
| sIasm.