Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
O'FERRALL TO SPEAK.
He WILL ADDRESS THE peMccRAcy
OF RICHMOND TONIGHT.
An Immense Crowd win Greet Hin ss
the eThcasre-Music and Decorations
Other Political Notes.

Everywhere the cry is. AROUSE. Demo-
Gratis, arousev' and the lovers OF the |
principles OF the party are waking up |
and getting into ship-shape for the bat
tie OF ballots to take place In yir-
ginla November 7th.
Colonel Charles T. O'Ferrall. the next |
Governor OF Virginia. win address the
Democracy OF Richmond at the Theatre
tonight, and he viii doubtless be ten
dered q rousing reception. The City Demo-
cratic Committee Is putting forth every
effort to make the meeting splendid
success. A large number OF prominent
members of the party have been made
vlce-presidents OF the meeting, and are
requested to be on hand early and occu-
py seats on the stage. All the Demo-
cratic clubs In the city will attend.
OTHERS INVITED TO SPEAK.
| Colonel A. s.. Buford. Hon. b. b. Mum
ford. and Mayor J. Taylor Ellyson have
been invited to make speeches, ana IL
Is probable that they viii accept.
| Colonel O'Ferrall Is in fine condition.
, He has just been In Southwest Virginia.
where he made a thorough canvass, and
| feels much encouraged by the reception
| that has been given him on all sides.
| Colonel O'Ferrall will arrive from DIN
widdie tonight at O'Clock. He VIII be
met at the train by Captain Cunningnam
| Hall and Captain George Wayne Anuer-
son, of the City Democratic Committee.
| The committee In charge of the Iheatre
will consist OF Messrs. w. IA. Sher'in'
| w. r. Joyner, W e. Rhodes, ana ".
| Gasser This meeting being under the
auspices of the City Democratic Commit
/ PattpSOn VIII
| preside and introduce the speakers.
/ great deal OF trouble and expense mas
been gone 10 TO make the rally poiiti-
| cal event The interior OF the Tneatre VIII
be decorated with palms and buntlhs'
! and the boxes will be occupied by laules.
Music will be furnished by the biues
Band. which organization will be driven
| through the streets this afternoon III
order to fully advertise the meeting
NAMES OF vIcE-PREsIDENTs.
The gentlemen requested TO act as vice.
presidents OF to-nights rally are the
following: Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, Colonel
A. s. Buford Major w. j. Johnson,
Charles f. Wingo, Charles " Meredith'
Hon. William Lovenstein. George wayne
Anderson, Peter II. Mayo, Colonel Archer
Anderson. Hon. s. u. Witt, William X.
Trigg, Joseph Bryan. Bev. I. Crump'
conway r. Sands, John :. Harwood, j.
Alston Cabell. w. III. Cullingworth, James
ID. Patton, Beverly b. Munford Evan
Snead, T.. d. Starke. Thomas Byrne, Ju-
liam Bryant Colonel John Il. Purceli, X.
H. Boykin. Colonel John b. Cary, VIII
liam l.. White, Tazewel Elicit, Charles
H Wortham. V. Newton, Otway y. Allen.
Mann s. Valentine. Major Lewis Ginter.
| Ashton Starke, George ID. Thaxton,
Samuel Register, Henry l.. Carter, Major
/ H. Capers, Charles l. Phillips, Levin
.Joynes, Thomas Atkinson. Writ IL. Taylor
r s. Bosher. T.. ID. Price, Jackson Guy,
! Meade Haskins. DR.. c. W. +. Brock
Major Clay Drewry, Cazneau McCloud'
David Brown, l.. L. Strause, Jonn A.
Coke. J. B. Pace. Philip Haxaii, H. H.
Nash. General T. NJ. Logan. Charles wat
kins. A. l.. Boulware. .. l.. Cottreii. II.
ID. Taylor, A. II. Yarbrough. Mann ;.
Ouarles. Colonel Miles Cary. Henry Hutz-
ler J. Taylor Stratton, ). l.. Kelly, u.
r.. Wexford, j. T. Ferriter. Maxwell T.
Clarke. II. NJ SHIELD. julius liobson, Il.
=. Norris s. W. Freshman, +. w. Cham-
berlayne, A. B. Guigon, M. l.. Spotswood
Alexander Coke, Sol. Cutchin. George W.
Mayo, A. II. Christian, William II. Light
foot. Clarence Urner, G.. +. Hawes, FRED.
Peasants. r. II. Steger. Henry l.. Caoell.
John s. Ellett,J. f. Flournoy, w. f. JOY
ner. e. H. Ferguson, A. ID. Landerkin. N.
B. Grooms l.. T. Christian. B. Frank
Cooke, William NJ. Turpin, Q. W. Hard
wicke. V. Donati, G.. Watt Taylor. ID. c.
richardson. H. NJ. Smith, +. w. Gun
ninsham, Charles II. Phillips, W. +. Epps.
Thomas Cox, Denis ONeil j. R. Shep-
pard. william III. Curtis. Daniel Higgins,
John r. Grimes. H. A. Tabb. 5. O.. wal
lace, T.. NJ. ODonnell. Colonel John Muir
pbv' s. B. Rosenbaum, Sig NJ. Goodman,
John A. Curtis. =. r. Winston. Thomas
Enright, C. OBJ. Cowardin. W. w. Archer,
w. y Woodson W. ii. zimmerman. Nj.
Millhiser Charles j. Anderson, Joseph
Wallerstein. Cunningham Hall, Henry {.
Jones. Henry G. Carter, B. #. Tinsiey,
Il. Ullman, James w. Gibbons, George
Gibson, Jr., Joseph C.. Dickerson, VIII
liam +. Laughton, John k Chiidrey'
Charles w Goddin, Or. William r. Far-
rar, Stephen Putney, James ID. crump'
Charles T. Whitlock. A. B. Clarke, Jud.
B. Wood, George B. McAdams. B. A. Ja-
cob. X. b. Munford, John W. Wilkes,
Joseph w. Thomas. ID. II. Pyle. James i.
GRAY. r. 8. Brock, Jr. William q. MIL
Ter. H. Carter Osterbind, Joseph l.. Levy
G. G. Minor Ed. r. Crump, r. 7. Glasgow
Dr. ]. W. Eggleston, Andrew Pizzini, Jr.'
Charles c. Bosher, +. G., Walthall, w. q
Ammons, Collin Reynolds. Jr., A. wv
Weislger, John Bagley, William h. VII
liams. W. T, Hancock. }. T.. Sorg, 1' Il i !
Briggs. Lewis Wagner, A. c. Harman'
DR. X. ID. Garcln. +. G. Brauer, I. &
Thon. William NJ Jones. George Il. Davis
Harris Jacobs. John NJ. Higgins. r.. j.
Hogan, Felix Keegan. George A. Smith
T. H. Elicit, Major Charles ). string
! fellow. General Peyton Wise, DR.. H.
Wythe Davis, william r. Brock. {. A
Boyce, Thomas l.. Alfriend. John ;.
Trower, f. Il. Addison. w. G. Adams
Ir III
son. John Pope. James l.. Anderson
I Henry X. Pollard. B. T. August. John
/ Bell Bigger. DR.. W. T. Oppenhmer, Dr.
4 Ben Harrison, Charles r. Boiling. John
= / Boswell. +. A. Bowry. A. NJ. Seldom
I. Jackson Brandt, ID. o. Davis, F. II. Burke
e T. p. Campbell, A. w. Archer, Richard
4 w. Carter. E. A. Catlin. John r. Cary
l w. A. o. Cole, Alfred T. Harris. Par
ker T. Conrad. l.. ID. Crenshaw. J. j
Crutchfield. Junius a. Morris, q. A.
Davenport, T. Wiley Davis. John X. west
Charles II. Epps. c. Fl. Talbot, G. w
Tanner. Charles +. Taylor. DR.. Georg'
, Il. Steel, r. @. Rennolds. Fred. 8. Myers
' n. V. Randolph, T. C. Williams, Jr, VII
, liam Reuger. ]. l.. Williams j. B. Lam
bert n. X. Savage. II. j. Warren, j. &
a Lamb, Colonel William II. Palmer. r. @
Leigh. Jr, X. Taylor Pemberton. James
He Dooley. James Hayes. W. B. Jones
J. -. Welsh. w. II. Woody. T. L. Moore
Hon. George ID. Wise.
THE PowHATAN CLUB.
n The members OF the Powhatsn Club vii
/ | meet at the club-rooms this evening a
0 tbs for the purpose OF attending tn
! meeting in a body. Before proceeding &
5 the Theatre there will be meeting o
the club, at which an important matte
will be considered. The members ar
therefore requested to be prompt. All ar
invited. Seats will be reserved at tn
: Theatre.
r OTHER POLITICAL NOTES.
3 Tomorrow night Judge Waller X
Q Staples. Attorney General r. Tayio
9 Scott and possibly others will speak :
: Old-M Market hall under the auspices O
Old Dominion. Union. and Thurma
clubs. Mr. James +. Fiournoy wi
prs side. and band OF music will be I
attendance. 1t Is expected that an I'm
mease crowd will be present.
= The Democrats viii also have q rail-
!. at Johnson's Hall tonight, which wi
!. be addressed by Captain w. J. Binfor
J, and Mr.. c. A. Boyce.
State Chairman Ellyson and secretar