The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-18
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Of the people, with a desire to harnscnise
all members Of the Democratic party.
and fox these reasons II was desirable that
the platform be first adopted.
There was another storm or indignation
and opposition. and cries OF mo. no."
could be heard once more for several
minutes. and the speakers patience was
very seriously tried. When he was nm
ally again permitted 10 use his voice he
stated that he stood ready to abide by
the will OF the majority OF the Democrat
ic convention. and he was 30 good .
Democrat that. IL that majority should
say that there should be no platform, no
was ready TO vote at once for the candi-
dates. He had no doubt. from the gen
eral appearance and action OF some OF
the delegates. that they we're anxious to
see him take his seat. but he would only
do so after he had said what he had TO
say.
Another scene OF disorder and noise
followed which left the chairman power
less for a while One Of the delegates
moved to have all the drunken men car
ried out Of the hall. but his motion was
ignored.
a delegate from Prince William rose 10
point OF order, claiming that Senator
Stubbs had taken up his time. but he was
not sustained by the Chair. stating that
under the rules Mr.. Stubs was entitled
to the floor.
MFR. Stubbs reiterated that he had made
his motion In good faith. In order that tho
convention might secure a platform. but
IL the majority OF the Democrats In their
better judgment should decide otherwise
he would abide without any reluctance
and acduiesce in that better Judgment
The chairman then announced. by tho
request OF the chairman OF the COM
mittee Oh resolution. that that committee
would at once take up Its session again
at the Exchange Hotel.
The motion OF Senator Stubbs was then
put and lost, and on motion OF a dele
gate from Rockbridga the convention
voted 10 proceed 10 nominations.
Judge William f. Rhea. In an eloquent
speech published elsewhere In to-day's
Times, nominated Colonel Charles T.
O'Ferrall for Governor He was frequent
ly interrupted by prolonged cheers and
applause.
Colonel Charles Strngfeliow followed
him, who I'm beautiful language present
ed Colonel A. s. Buford to the delegates
Of the convention as a candidate for tho
first place on the ticket He also came
I'm for large share OF applause.
Judge Waller II. Staples, from this
city, brought up the rear by presenting
Major J. Hoge Tyler for the position.
The chairman announced that the sec
retary would proceed With the reading
OF the names OF the candidates placed
I'm nomination for Governor, whereupon
the vote would be taken.
After the reading OF the names by
Colonel John Bell Bigger the taking OF
the vote was proceeded with, and more
than one-haf OF the roll had been called
when a delegate expressed the wish TO
change the vote OF his county to O'Fer-
rail-. but he was declared by the chair
TO be out OF order, for the reason that
under the rules OF the House of Dele
gates, which governed the convention,
no such motion could oe entertained
while n vote was being taken.
IL took some time before the end OF
the roll was reached, and while the vote
was being added up by Secretary Mann
the greatest excitement prevailed.
Finally Colonel Bigger announced with
all the dignity at his command. that
1866 votes had been cast, making $50
necessary TO choice. lie then gave
the result OF the ballot. which was a.
follows; OFerrall, I.li6. Tyler. $50: Bu-
ford. l59.
Accomac-O Ferrall. 81; Tyler, II.
Albemarle- o Ferrall. 49, Tyler. o.
Aiexandria-O' Ferraii. 2; Tyler. 3.
Alleghany-OFer 3; Tyler. 4.
Amelia-OFerrall, 3; Tyler ).
Amherst-Tyier, IL.
Apponnttox Tyler. s.
Augusta 'Ferrall "a, Tyler, 2.
Bath-O'Ferrall B. Tyler, q
Bedford-O Ferrall. 30. Tyler. q
Bland-O' Ferrall. 4: Tyler. |.
Botetourt-Tyer, Il. Buford, 2.
Brunswick Ferrall. o, Tyler. 3.
Buchanan-TyIer, 5.
Buckingham-O'Ferra s-i5 Tyler.
/ 11-l5; Buford. ll-l5.
Campbell-O' Ferrall. IL; Tyler. 8; Bu-
ford. 2.
Caroline-Tyler. II.
CorrOll-OFerrall, II; Tyler. 3.
Charles City-O Ferrall, 3.
Charlotte Ferrall. 0. Tyler, 2; Bu-
ford, 3.
Chesterneld-o'Ferrall. 7; Tyler. 9; Bu-
ford. 4.
Clarke o Ferrall ~.
Craig Tyler. g.
Culpeper-O'Ferrall. 8: Tyler. g.; Bu-
ford, ;.
Cumberland-O OFerrall, o.
DickensOn-O Ferrall, /. Tyler, 3.
Dinwiddie-O -O'FerraIl, x
Elizabeth City-O'Ferrall. o.
Essex-O Ferrall. ..
Fairfax-OFerrall, p.
Fauquier-O' Ferrall. Is.
FlOyd-O ferfali, z, Iyler, T.
F1uvanna--O' Ferrall 3.
Franklin-O Ferrall. %: Tyler, g.
Frederick -O'Ferrall. %.
Giles-Tyler, IL.
Gloucester-O Ferrall. s; Tyler. /; Bu-
ford. 2.
Goochland- -O'FerralI. g.
Grayson-O Ferrall. i2; Tyler !.
Greene-O' Fegrall. 6.
reensyIlle-OFerrall. 3, Tyler, l.
Hallfax-O'Ferrall. II 20; Tyler. rs:
Buf0rd 10 2-3
Hanoyer-o'Ferrall. 7 sis; Tyler. AS:
Buford 3 3-i5.
Henrico-oFerrail. {; Tyler. IT; Blu
ford 3.
Henry-OFerrali, IL.
Highland-O'Ferraii. 1; Tyler. s.
Isle Of Wight-OFerrali. Is.
James City-O'Ferrall, 2
King George-OFerraii, 5; Tyler l.
King and Queen-O' Ferrali, 4; Tyler. &
King William-O' Ferrall. s; Tyler. I.
Lancaster--O Ferrall. 7 TO. Tyler, 2z-9.
Leo Ferrall. s; Tyler. 8
Ioudoun-O' Ferrall. "a; Buford. ;.
Louisa--O'Ferrall. 3; Tyler, 10.
Lunenburg- Ferrall. IL.
Madison-O'Ferrall. II.
Mathews-O Ferrali, s; Tyler. i.
Mecklenburg-O Ferrall. Is; Tyler. ,.
Middlesex-O'Ferrall, 3.
Montgomery-Tyier, H.
Nansemond- o Ferraii. H.
Nelson--Tyler. 2; Buford, u.
New Kent-O Ferrall. 4.
Norfolk county-O'F Ferrall. "a; Tyler. p
Northampton-OF Ferraii, IL.
Northumberland Ferrall. SIS; Tyler,
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