The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-25
INTERNATIONAL FIGHT.
syyKghL COUNTIES cHOsE DELE
oxrEs TO THEsTATE CONTENTION.
ONLY a Few OF the Counties Instruct Their
-staunton Decides Upon
the Method of Electing.


g4-speciai-A mass-meeting 10 elect del
.gates 20 the Richmond Convention was
neld here to-day. Mr.. James Miller was
elected chairman and w. H. Talley sec
retary. After much discussion the fol-
lowing delegates were elected: Cunning
ham district. J. II. Martin. William Lam
bert. delegates. w W. wills. +. b. Kidd,
aIternates. Fork Union district, n. b.
Gay. c. S. Thomas. NJ II. Kimbro. dele
gates: u. c. Anderson. y. i. Bailow. A.
S. Burgess. alternates. Columbia district.
Hancock Parish. }. S. Bowles. X. W.
Seay delegates n. 5. Campbell, o. l..
Kent. T. r. Loving. alternates Palmyra
district. r. S. White. Paul Petit. dele
gates Luther White. W. b. Petit. al
ternatcs.
T1uvanna sends ten delegates instructed
for OFerrall.
Precinct meeting 20 appoint delegates
10 the convention in Columbia 10 nOmi-
nate candidates for legislature. which
meets August Goth. were appointed for
August 18th.
Page Instructs for O'FerralI.
LURAY, VA. July 2i-Special.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in the
courthouse here to-day at the call Of
County Chairman j. r. Mccullough, who
stated that the meeting was for the pur-
pose Of electing delegates to the conven-
ton 10 meet I'm Richmond August nth.
T. A. Smoot was elected chairman. and
the following gentlemen were elected
delegates.
Shenandoah Iron Works DistriCt-A. IT.
Keyser Or. w. a. Keontz. j. J.. Brown,
J. ogden Murray. Alternates-H. i. Car |
nett. n. J. Payne. Thomas n. Keyser, |
Isaac Shuler.
Marksville-M L. BREEDER. G. Z. Graves. |
J. r. Mccullough. Alternates-Dr +. u. |
Koontz. G. d. Price. J. r. Graves
Luray-R. S. Parks. j. w. Ruffner J.
j.. Printz. r. a. Smoot. Alternatcs-J. +.
Bowers. Willis Fox. S. J. Richey. Thomas
+. Miller.
Sprlngfeld-E. L. Miller. Joseph T.
Stover. II. y. Cullers. Alternates-T. S.
Weaver. J. Y. Brown, Martin Roland
The delegates were instructed for Chas.
r. OFerrall.
The Tyler Proposition Prevails.
STAUNTON. VA, July 2f.-Special.-
The county Democratic committee was
in session here to-day. The object Of the
meeting was 10 fix the time and manner
Of electing delegates 10 the Richmond
Convention August nth. The O'Ferran
party favored an early date and dis
trict meetings and the Tyler men a late
date and precinct meetings. The PROPOSE
ton made by the Tyler party was 10
fix the date August 18th, the delegates TO
be elected at precinct meetings which |
was adopted by vote Of nine 10 five.
Fourteen members out Of sixteen were
present. and il was stated 10 your cores
Dondent by a member Of the committee
hat the committee was about evenly | !
livided. This would seem to indicate
divided delegation. Colonel O'Ferran |
vas here to-day several hours. and
arge number Of his friends called on
lin 10 pay their respects and to consult
s to his campaign.
The Fauauier Delegation Divided.
WARRENTON, VA July 4.-Special.-
There was a large meeting here to-day
o elect delegates TO the Richmond Con-
'ention. Twenty-eight delegates were
hosen without reference 10 their prefer
'nces for Governor The delegation is be-
ieved 10 be about evenly divided between
)'Ferrall and Tyler. with one or two for
}uford.
Resolutions enthusiastically lndorsIng
1aior r. Taylor Scott for Attorney-Gen-
raj and instructing the delegation TO use
II honorable means TO secure his noml-
alton were passed and vociferously ap-
lauded
How Bedford's Delegation Stands.
BERFORD cry. VA. July 2.-spe- (
al.-The Bedford County Convention was
cid 20 day and elected thwtv-two DELE ,
atts, al unnstu Cted Hon. John j.
oode and Graham Clayton are delegates
/ large.
The following is known = be the stand
y Of the delegates: OFerrall. %; Tyler,4;
uford, 2; unknown I. The meeting was !
cry harmonious
The Brunswick Delegates.
LAWRENCEVILIE. Va. July 2i-spe-
aL-Folowing are the Brunswick dele :
ltes u the State Convention cf August :
n. elected to-day Il. TuTnbull, = b.
evils William f. Price, II. h. TurnbLn,
r. II. Connolly. William S. Short. e. y. :
alley. j. W. Bailey Jr, w. II. Vfien- +,
me- r. B. Powell. j. w. Palmer r. r.
y mour. No instructions, but the dele
ties stood ten for OFerrall and two for
yler.
West'noroland Delegation Divided =
WARSAW, VA. July 2L-Special.-The \
flowing delegates were elected by the o
emocrats OF W6stmoreland county at J
ontross to-day: II. j. Washington. Il. j. @
1uldman, w. G.. England, h. +. Brown. s
. b. Bailey. Thomas Brown. The dele (,
ties are uninstructed. but IL is thought | n
at they are divided, OFerrall having | n
small majority. n
Buford Gets "a Majority In Nelson. ~
LIVINGSTON, VA, July 2-Special.- 8
,urteer delegates were elected to-day b
thout Instructions. The delegates are q
pposed TO stand. Three for OTerran II
yht for Buford three for Tyler. ct