Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
nDGE MANN SPEAKS
.s,ussso THE ISSUES BEFORE
~ V..',,A1AN CLUB LAST NIGHT.
~ocrstic Rsiiies--Ceienci o'Fsr-
e " Theatre Thsrsdss Night
inner Political Nsscs.

60 last night. ana the most intei-
% .,,cnt Of that organization
pa" h.. Che club-rooms TO hear him.
. ., Kelly called the body TO order
i'.''..i..cl Judge Mann. who spoke
- ' .. and practically for an hour
60 I'd, mon the issues OF the day.
. ,, vas atientiSely listened to-
. ,,..r,iy applauded.
U.'.. ne engaged In an elaborate
+" ... rne silver question. lie SAID
..rrfaAng clause OF the Sher-
- ' . attended 20 increase the
81 t.t had contracted It. To-day
,4f -t,tas was poorer IN gold than
if b.ru before. and notwith-
.r. great increase In exports
Sd thrown up our securities
ls .. had arfted over as "A natural
ii. thought that Grover
t.. acted she part Of good
t'... ,.h, mad the best interests OF
"a heart when he refused TO
o. ....ns 10 do with the proposed
in the senate
"t.>r.nENCE IN OUR COURTS.
..,o in the course OF his re-
.. 81. Be- 90 lNc A'NN"' @ -
and It's arbitration. The re-
........ % this nation in that mat
.,.. ..I aside personal prejudice ana
!. .-4r.mDbsly a decision In favor
H-...t YraIu This Judge Mann de-
... .t,pn the world the impress
.., ,f. courts and people OF this
,. fair and conscientious. and
-..-,.I confidence that IL would
,t..I snake.
... ~ thc' najlonal-bank system.
.. .I not mean to assert that
...f banks were not good institu-
$40 .. would assert that the sys-
...r could contract or expand cur
Should ha improved upon. The
......> system proposed would be just
ana its notes would serve the
.t .l. people II the states. The
.t-. future would Toe the bank the
..,.. no which would be absolutely
Oh. uational-bank notes are,
.,r. would give absolute security
.. ......rs. Applause) II the coun-
,...r snks as this system would
~. s tr.c Ike the one Just gone
$50. r..'i Dee an impOssibility
r-vrru.NTED THE NOMINEES.
%. r.t.. nsn paid a high compliment
.. r.r. ratio nominees and espe-
.. .-rm.rael Major X. Taylor Scott.
,..I.la-. for Attorney General. who.
.. tt ly his efficient services Sc
... ,.-.. amount Of back taxes from
....-...i1n Of Fort Monroe. In fu-
.-.. property would be taxed by the
+. ....s.~r ~ the People s-party can
,.-,.. b. said that Captain Cooke, the
,.-rs. Up Governor was crying hard
49,. .,I complaining that he had
go. -s- vr4 any reward for his SER
e., .WHr." said Judge Mann, 81 don't
,..,. b. ever did a days work In his
D.. o. uaa born with a silver spoon in
~-tt ana ! learn that he was re-
49,. .r.t a fortune OF 10000 ] believe
- ,--Nfli in stating that he is the
,..t.aet farmer IN Virginia. Then look
~ r-.i Beverley, the Third-party can
ll,. N- I..lf.uaut-Governor. Why as
| 4,s... a- can remember | heard of
t.-.r 80 Robert Beverley. whom the
~. 1893 -l call Millionaire. | don't
,.r -t.t ST. Gravcley. the nominee for
.,..-...r l.rtl Is worth, but I'll bet
.,.- ,lr three has more money
'.-- OH. vH... ~ the Democratic ticket.
....t.-l This was a nice set of men
- .. r.....-ts 10 send out 10 cry about
O. s.l.y.
SFru~IDE ALL RIGHT
,i.. V1an declared that the Southside
c good Democratic majorities
81. .s.t.a-..s. For the first time the
....s .f holloway and Amelia had
-. a Democratic member to the House
, r.....'.. 10 the last legislative cam
u |. q "a xrfatnry far IN Fer
E.f and scott but he would not
4....l vIth this. he wanted TO strike
~ party a blow which would
g.. t rm the face OF the earth.
Siam closed by urging each MEM
't. luwhatan Club To constitute
i~.f committee Of one to 90 out
=. re f..l % action and DO all in his
ia.- o swell the figures on the Demo-
C-. st. uu clcction-day TO as great
ir as possible. The Judge was
o. ..IalIed upon his concluding re-
ia, raI ou motion OF Mr.. August
~ s.rl formal vote OF thanks
r ... fnr his able and interesting
| L.i,s
CITY Committee MEETS.
p. otr Democratic Committee held
f,a- ' night and made arrange
-er Er ur Democratic rallies 10 be
Oh H. Nichm0nd Theatre and at
t Nr.. Hail GA Thursday and Friday
| ir' u. lively. The following com
r". appointed on reception of
t .Iul and on music and deco
p HAN, Anderson. Gasser,
t.rl Rhodes and Joyner. These gem
L., SSH. begin their work to-day
RALLY At THE THEATRE.
l"-.cu.r'. have been made by the
w. I-0.-uc Committee for big
f-...ae 40 the Richmond Theatre
night Colonel Charles T.
i OBJ. democratic nominee for
Vu Dec present. and address
I '.s 90 The city upon the issues.
Afr j.. Patteson, of the city
wl preside and introduce
-..Arl speaker. 1t Is probable
'A' tt.r wrll-known Virginia orator
deliver an address upon this
IHc meeting will be the first
y, '.' NJ the campaign in this city.
o, tho Thurman. Union, and
Democratic clubs to have
.t Market hall Thursday
. been postponed until Friday
@ .Nlu1gc Waller X. Staples
d. Taylor Scott, candidate for
-al will discuss Democratic
~ +.s VIII be one OF the political
.. CAMPAIGN. The clubs. under
ihc rally Is TO be held, viii
forces and give the distin-
tt.rs rousing reception.
-ht rOrCLlST CONVENTION.
O'Clock tonight. at No. i4ii east
Street, ne Populist Convention TO
legislative ticket for the
'. almond ana Henrico county
Did, Use movements OF this little
at. being watched with much
and he public are curious TO
!. aa' f. io he its nominees. II Is
t.st Dr j. r. BASS. city
tle populsts. VIII preside
rf--tion, and Il Is rumored
'm.1ecs for TIE House OF
Nl likely be Messrs. John
.. T.. Lynch. Ira Bland. Mr..
"| Nr Throckmorton or Mr..
l"Hnl r. Cooke. the Third
t0 Tor Governor. and Judge
a.u'c from Colorado. viii
-. Dies on Oregon HIN Friday
!. ,. beverley, Populist candidate
B., Governor. will speak at
~'' hsl Friday night.
MAI VIII EX-GOVERNOR LEE.
''''' The Democrat. are Waking Up
The Outlook.