Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
W. T. Griffin; spotsylvania, T. 4. Diliard
Wythe, J. w McC5avock.
CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY.

CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY.
Now that It IL settled that Richmond il
10 nominate candidates for the legislature
by a straight out primary. the friend OF
the several aspirants have sent contention
rcspccting plan 10 the rear. and are hard
AZ work for their fayorites The primary
viii be held on next Thursday. the 2sth;
the voting will be viva voce. and the polls
viii open NJ q a. NJ. and close at y. NJ
The candidates for nomination for the
House are Mcssra. IL. II. Crump. J. Taylor
Stratton. Thomas Byrne Julian Bryant,
J. Aston Cabell. X. T.. Frayser. John
Jackson and John $. Harwood. Tho sena-
torial candidates FOR the district composed
Of Richmond and Hcnrico are Hon. VIII
liam Iovenstein and Hon. Conway r..
Sands the incumbents. and Colonel John
u. cary Richmond elects five members
OF the House and the dstxict two sena-
tors. The county returns one member of
the House. The candidates for nomina-
ton are w. j. Binf0rd and Marshall
Burton. and the nomination will be made
on the 18th by primary. when the county
expresses in the same manner her choice
for senator's
ADDRESS TO HENRICO VOTERS.
The following was issued last night:
To the White Democrats OF Henrico
County;
Thursday the 2sth day OF September.
has been assigned as the day for the
primary election for the selection or nomi-
nees TO represent us In the next Leglsia-
ture. This State body VIII be confronted
with issues OF vital importance, ana we
should cndeavUr TO send able representa-
tivcs, and 20 that end every voter should
personally interest himself. Another ele-
ment Of danger has sprung forth In the
Of
forcemcnt Of our old enemy. fondly hope
10 undo al the good that has been done
by relocating our fair county back 10
misrule Every white voter IS. therefore,
besought 20 sacrifice n part Of his time
in the interest OF good government. by
selecting his choice and let there be such
an overwhelming Outpouring OF the people
as TO cause every opponent u hesitate
before crossing lances with our young
Gibraltar Of Democracy.
J. G. MITCHELL.
Chairman Uenrico Democratic Committee.
About the only difference between the
plan for the county primary and that for
the CITY. IS that the voting will be by &C.
crct ballot. and the polls viii be open
from sunrise until sunset Candidates
viii have % report their names ana pay
the assessments 20 the County Committee
by noon tomorrow. The plan mas Deeii
printed and distributed.
no JOINT DISCUSSION.
The proposoi Joint discussion one day
during the Fair between leading speakers
Of the Democratic and Populist parties IS
oN The committee consisting Of Colonel
Nyrphv Mr. Walter Il. Grant, and MI
Henry Wood having the matter in charge
wrote Chairman Ellyson, Of the STATE
democratic Committee. stating what they
Wished 10 do. and asked him 70 name
sneakers for the Democratic side. MI
Euyson submitted a proposition. one con
di,ion Of which was that Colonel OFcr-
ran the Democratic nominee for Gov
arnor should meet Mr.. Cooke. the Popu-
list nominee for the same Office. ms
,rorosition Chairman PiersOn, or the
por,liat state Committee, declined. ne
however. submitted a counter proposition
nbicb The Committee Of Arrangements
declined T., a.
General Thomas l.. Rosser was IN tne
cit,, Yesterday, and visited Populist head-
quarters. ,. g.,
chairman Ellyson has appointed the loi-
lou,ing committee TO arbitrate the trouDi'
in Charlotte county. growing out OF tne
Hice-Priddy primary election confess
Iudre ". l.. Barksdale, Of Halifax JUICE
\ Crlte. OF Prince Edward ana j. H.
Tucler. Jr. Of Richmond. The committee
I'm ,,,net at South Boston on "Wednesday.
It.n lanes w. Marshall has tele-
,.,i',,rc1 TO Democratic headquarters that
-. a. s,ct and cannot meet his appoint
-, IA sneak at South Boston. Haliiak
,.,,,tv Tomorrow. the 18th. Mr.. {. '.
I'm win be sent there In his stead.