Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-18
an assurance of its future course, and /
that sign we'll conquer"
o'rERRALL's FRIENDS GO WILD.

NIk0lNIA 3 NEXT GONthNDH.
an assurance of its future course, "and IN
that sign we'll conquer"
o'rERRALL's FRIENDS GO WILD.
Mr.. Munford's reference to Major Tyler
was received with considerable enthusi-
asm from the southwestern delegates: his
allusi0n TO the fitness and character of
| Colonel Buford caused an outburst in an
other quarter. but when he spoke OF the
leader from the Valley" there was the
widest enthusiasm among the friends of
Colonel O'Ferrall. Senator Lagless. of
I Portsmouth, who has been one OF the Con-
gressman's right-hand men, mounted the
| steps and proposed three cheers for O'Fer-
rail- Hundreds of delegates with blue
| badges and bright faces arose and joined
| in the cheering and applause. The scene
was a yerv inspiring one and clearly
/ showed tho strength Of the O'Ferrail
| forces.
Mr.. Munford's references to Mr.. Cleve-
! land and Governor Mckinney's admlnis-
| tration were also loudly applauded.
ADorT THE HOUSE RULES.
A delegate from Northampton offered
| the following, which was adopted:
| RfsOiUed. That the rules of the House
! of Delegates be made the rules of this
convention during Its temporary organl-
/ ton.
| DISTRICT kLPOAis CALLED IOk.
Captain Ham Shepherd. of Fauquior.
| offered the followlng.wnich was adopted: /:
ResolUed. That the delegates from each
| congressional district recommend TO tho
! convention three members for the COM
] mittccs of credentials. permanent organi-
ZatIOn, and resolutions. and also five
members OF the State Central Committee :;
and. further, II the members OF these COM
mittees have been already appointed they
will be reported at once 10 this conyen-
ton, except those of the State Central
| Committee.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
These committees were submitted and
| adopted. and the committees are consti-
| tuted rs follows:
Cred n;ials. First District-H. T. Cris-
| mond. Fredericksburg DR.. Charles Smith.
northampton c. B. Jonos, King ant
Queen. Second District William Stands,
". :. kilbv, and Joseph T. Duke. Ihird
/ District-G. il. Macon, Manchester; J. -.
Odell, New hcnl: }. c. Mitchell. Hen
rico. Fourth DLstrlct-W. Il. McKenney.
Petersburg; q. 2. Blrham. Grecnesvllle;
/ George j. Huld!oy. Amola. FIfth
ID. W. Bolen. Carroll; Joseph
Whitehead. PittsyivanIA. Sixth District
B. z. Eggleston, ChGrlotte h. X. Noblin,
| Halifax: William X. Wharton. RadfOrd.
Seventh District-M. II. Sleet. Rappahan-
| mock; W. W. Wall, Winchester; A. III.
Schneider. Rockingham. Eighth Dis
( tr.c,-John +. Ryan. Louloun; J. b.
Thornton and ~ B. Hariowe. Ninth Dis
trict-.Dames W Marshall, Cralg; J. II.
| McGanock, Wythe; 4. L. Weaver. Giles.
| Tenth District Lewis Harman. Allegha-
ny: J. h. Edmundson. kockUridge; Jo-
! seph Button, AppOInattOX.
Permanent Organization: First Dis
trlct--ChGncellOr Barley, Spotsylyanla NJ.
| B. Westcost, Accomac; B. Chambers. of
Northumberland. Second Dlstrlct--GeorEe
Mcintosh. DR.. Thomas II. Barnes, OF
Nansemond; j. Il. Lawlcss. OF Ports
mouth. Third Distrct-F. Il. Parish,
Goochand: b. l.. Winston, OF Hanover /;
Ny. O'Neil. of Chesterfield. Fourth DIS
trict-R. NJ. Burton, Prince Edward r..
W. Iuggle, NOttO~ay W. A. Gresham,
DinwIddie. Fifth DIstrict-C. Z. Noian.
o. W. Dudley, Danville. sixth District
A, F. Push, Roanoke county; Frank Mel
son. Campbell: j. Hampton Hoge. Mont
comery. Seventh Di3tnct-EllIs Miller.
Page: ID. n. Patti Madison; Joseph
Smlth. Greene. Eighth Dlstrlct-Lee Pan
neil, +. W. Richardson. aud ID. NJ. Lee.
Ninth District--C. ID. Carter, Smythe; Ii.
c. stuart, Russell :. }. Thompson. Taze-
we'll. Tenth Distrct-Dr. Johnson. kock-
bridge TAYLOR Berry. Amherst; Mr.
Thomas. FluvaDna.
Resolutions FIRST Dstrict-Judge G.
Il. Garnet. Matthews; Judge John G..
Ewell. Lancaster; Or. George w. Lee Ca
ton. Accomac Second Dst-ict-R. c.
Marshall, Portsmouth; J. l.. Booker, X.
G. BoykIn. THIRD Distrlct-C. V. Mere
dith, Richmond: A. X. Leake, Gooch-
land w. II. Aylett. King aud Queen.
Fourth DIstrict-W. q. Pilkmton,
Powhatan; ". L. Atkins. Mecklen-
burg; John Page. Amelia. Filth
District-E w. Saunders, Franklin
II. A. Montague. Danville; John sutb.
erlin. Of Carroll. sixth Distrct-Jonn
Goode. Bedford; II. j. Browne, Roanoke
clay. and q. j.. Cassell, RadfOrd. Seventh
Distrlct-J. B. Moon, hlbemarle; Nj. l..
Walton, and Julian L. Ward. Eighth Dis
trict S. Wexford Corhin. Prince George
X. W. Moore, Fairfax, and :. G. Brent
Alexandria. Ninth Distuct-O. 4. Dun.
can Lee; Il. G. Kent. Wythe. and J. Il.
Richmond. Scott. Tenth District-T. M'
Logan. Buckingham Robert Catlest
Rock bridge, aud A. Q. Gordon. Staunton.
REcEss TAKEN.
A delegate from Northum berland moved
, TO take q recess until o'clock .nd ths
uicd-rOce vote indicated that IL was car ed
but there were calls for a division u sdt
by those opposed to adjourning ovts. II
, was impossible TO have division. Ths
Chair explained that there was no busi