The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
A DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
THREE CLUES COMBINE FOR n
DEMONSTRATION TN UkSDAY.
The State Committee Will Not Furnish
Election Tickets-The Powhatan Braves
TO RalIy-Political Notes.

meeting OF the joint committee from
the old Dominion, the Thurman and the
Union Democratic clubs was held Monday;
and they decided TO hold grand
Democratic rally and mass meeting at
old Market Hall Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
The following subcommittee were ap-
pointed TO look after the arrangements for
the big occasion: Reception-James f.
Flournoy. chairman, B. T. Crump l.
r.rsbberg. william II. Cullingworth, F.
A. Bowery. Clifton Hughes, T. f. Richard
son: Music-I Hirshberg chairman, Jonh
u. Epps. b. T. Crump; Hail.. u. SUI
Ivan, chairman T. T.. Richardson, Georee
Bannister; Dec0rauon-J. u. sullivan
chairman. James L. Botto, William l..
Smith. .....
Judge Waller r. Staples and Attorney
General Scott will address the meeting
and local speakers will be on hand. Inc
Democratic voters and clubs Of the city
are invited
No Election Tickets Furnished.
The chairman Of the State Democratic
Committee is receiving inquiries from
many places in regard 10 the furnishing
OF election tickets. although ne sent out
n circular October 4th 20 all the county
chairmen and others, stating that ne
would not supply them.
In presidential elections 1t is customary
for the state Committee 10 arrange for
all the tickets, but not so in general
elections.
In this instance, where there are so
many candidates for the Senate and
House Of Delegates, and possible vacan-
cies i'm the various counties Of the State,
II would be almost impossible TO supply
them correctly, and II viii not be under
taken.
Each county and city chairman should
look promptly 10 the printing Of his
tickets. For the guAlance Of any who are
I'm doubt, the following ticket-the model
recommended by the State Committees
herewith printed:
Democratic Ballot.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election, 7th Of November.
For Governor,
CHARLES T.. OFERRALL,
OF Rockingham.
For Lieutenant-GOverno
ROBERT c. KENT,
OF Wythe.
For Attorney General,
r. TAYLOR SCOTT,
OF Fauquier.
For Senator. District,
For House Of Delegates,
Political Notes
The Powhatan Braves will rally tonight
at their wigwam 10 hear an address from
Judge Mann, Of Nottoway a large at
tendance is assured.
The Times learns upon excellent authori-
~ that Colonel w. r. Aylett, Of King
William. is a candidate for the bench Of
the Court Of Appeals It is also said that
Judge b. w. Lacy the member OF the
court from this division Of the State
will be a candidate for reelection. Judge
| Lacy. as is well known. was elected as a
Readjuster. For a few years past he has
| been voting the Democratic ticket These
gentlemen and Hon. II. r. Pollard are,
( as far as known. the only aspirants from
/ this section Of Virginia.
DR.. j. w. Southall of Amelia county,
! at present a member Of the State Senate,
will oppose Hon. John Z. Massey for the
position Of Superintendent Of Public In
structi0n.
The city Democratic headquarters is
now one Of the liveliest places in the
city, and the clerks are doing good work
I'm getting voters registered and trans
ferred. Call and see that your name is
properly on the books.