Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
r-s E--"o<D PRIMARY TO-DAY.
lI Of th. Details Therefor Perfected
Meetings Held Last Night.

Meetings Held Last Night.
I.4. t. Democrats Of Richmond will
. ., i.uiry election who shall
..' '..H ll the eubernatorlal col-
...f.. ... u.et. in Nholu uurne's Hall,
ta-a-t 18th, and the result Will
'.r s...e for the nOIDnee Tor
..r..-
.-.... -.'- of delegates will stand
.. Nt.rc.l delegates the sup
-f. NJ ..IrouIut-Goyernor Tyler
.t.- ....r.t q, Uut "a ticket in the
IT,. i.I5 Vi.l open IN every voting
'f .. t.- city at % \. NJ. and close az
a.. ,.. t-'v Democratic Commit
s.. ..t Il tue CTcWt-Court room at
.'.il-ht TO canvass the returns.
--,..e-- Will be aS follows;
'..-. ".-1-rrst Precinct. 400 north
l sweet. ~n--nd lreCinci, SIS cast
r.".c. 200 cast Main; Fourth
....,. t.-f. .Iits, Precinct. 1911 east
it "..,. second Precinct. Old-Aattot
tr- 9, 2-ln east Main; Fourth
.H.t. Shop, lWcniy-htsi between
.-t.. a.4 tru Precinct, 733 Brooke
h .i Precinct. no. I west puNal;
.f. cob y4-f Duval; Fourth Pre-
.l ~.,ru'c,nth street
't frs. frrciuct, 1904 west Main;
400 west Broad: 1hiri Pro-
A ..i lruad: Fourth irecinct, AZ
-. Precinct. Reservoir and Cary.
First Precinct, 5000 Lester
e.i1rr, northeast corner lweu-
.l; lmrd Precinct, Masonic
-...u -frset.
..H u. Precinct. First street be-
.I cary; Second Ireclnct. Whit
lhlrI Pre-uct, II west Broad
- tH3 north ILWi; FIFTH Pre-
.a. Canal
.......l a rEYCINCr PRIMARY.
-..rS wI.l Doe strictly precinct
' rf vote IN each precinct de-
'. ..tI represent us IN the con-
-| ..,rs unaffected 10y the vote
r precinct or ~ the city az
he explained IN the DIsPATCH of
..- .LF. "tlc plan provides that
cate t.f nomination shall be
-t.i nl . ticket by the number Of
pUndlug 10 the mum Der OF
,. g. which the precinct shall DO
a tic convention, ami that the
Nas majority OF plurality
..s asst az the precinct shall DO
tttsi and be entitled TO cast
A. '.', Ci the precinct IN the con-
90 'hs decision Of the Tyler or-
tLr question is reduced 10 q
i| ~ hu!ard over O'FerrGll, or U,oe
.'-' pane, of those to be voted for at
-. rlt precincts will be upon the
.,, .,'. AID grouped under the heads
.' b. ir'Jf5 and Charles L. O'Ferrall
'. "'-.' but voter will have the
-.t- ~ selecting the number OF dele
- N.'cu his precinct is sntitled.
t-si.- 'tou the two lists last night. the
,. ~ 10Th Colonel OFerrall and
bpl-fd were IN good spirits.
iEt 0'rEEEALI CLAIMS.
'p-.a George WAYNE Anderson. chair
. W Use OFe1gll organization, in
f-t,'nE Yesterday Of the outlook for the
,. e, ietfc. .uts. sand tlat while he did
o.'t o. publish his private estimates
rt', Ii. uaOie result he knew the friends
,,'. N.131"l Ofcrrali were entirely satisfied
5'. .1' prospect. The O'Fcrrall organi-
--..'u Was intact. aud their Candidates
~. ,tis wore enthusiastic. They were
,r-,1'l tAa' they would elect a large
T'Ni VI delegates to-day.
,...r 81" Anderson further said that a
60, eauVhss s,tuiVhss 81 tho people convinced
e..--I1 Vtefralls friends that he wes the
60 ~ thc Richmond Vcters What
uel HEN most was how the Buford
v.,ta'es would vote. should his name be
''4i Avn aud a second osllot be naces-
b ~ iI9ef feared that owing TO the light
..,,' s''s.n 1 Colonel O'Ferrall had been repre-
In ~. s'ine of the i1ufoTd delegates would
tbs ro ~. '''rls referred 20 tail TO represent
ta,w pn'y d the people. Indeed, they
cals A. A. s''ne instances. at least. where
is,s6.SS' representing Colonel Bufotd
w., -y,.aied they would vote for Major
Snbs,.aould Colonel Buford's name 10
T.. tiE PUFoED SIDE.
A1afes Christian. chairman Of the