Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-06
AGREET0TW0PLANS
Primary for Delegates and a Con-
yenllOn for Making Nominations.
THE VOTE VERY CLOSE.
u,i,,. Motion Adopted ny Hare
Majority AMER several OTHERS Had
Rsen Voted Down.

VII, Chairman Patteson called the City
,..,c,-,t,c Committee 20 order last night
-. ,-,s an unusually full attendance OF
h.1. There we're also in attendance
-. solomon, Trischkorn and Mitchell
St. B,nnco county committee ana MI
ID sands. 80 represent the county
..-.ceelincs OF the City Committee
10 .'.,, bear upon the method OF nom
-..,, senators from the district emoiao-
Redmond and Henrco. a.A
lu. "I,1 stated that he understood the
H'' ,'.stinr 10 be called 20 take up
..t,,u al how delegates should be
ut =, the convention 10 be held 10
t' candidates tor the General As
r.. He also said that committee
o.. cunt was present, ana moved
,t-ft.s. Doc heard. oo,,,o;,,o.o
'''. .,.t m the interest of harmony.
Nss '...i s1li Il was absolutely necessary
invention: the only question
!. a. 5..era,ts 90 II should be elected.
ibat they be elected 10y pri-
40 tain Gasser moved as a substitute
-... delegates be elected by precinct
v- .tsou moved reconsideration OF
.. II tle meeting OF May Z3d, Dy
,.,renrion 10 nominate candt-
..-.,t.e legislature was determined
u..u.
t-rrfr SENTIMENT MAD CHANGED.
,- r..,..,u took the floor. Mr.. Pleas
...a char. and said that when the
......rr was held the general senti-
, us. 10 favor Of convention.
on the subject had been thor
- I.-rys.cd Now. he believes the
Esd, as unanimously IN favor OF
....,.. candidates direct by primary.
e.--., . candidate Tor nomination TOR
...., I'D the General Assembly, Dut ne
,...r4rtre the cost of primary.
..l.ttes.u urged that the coming elec-
e...5 b. cue Of the most important
..r.t sv.r taken place IN the State.
,. Wallace thought the idea OF noml-
.'...,.,. urinary was utopian. One lul-
...-. ..r-.l,ratlon was that primary
.. r...it DO nominating two senators
.. Redmond. >,
AZ F.e-v favored primary. II, as
~, s. ae, bad declared, the candidates
-..v "a lr pulled u primary mat was
.....f flH candidates. Nheh con,
,.-.. was decided upou the people had
..,t... 20 % Oh" matter. After the COM
....,.. lib decide upon q COW ontlon, now
... cid. rru.r jIi begin 10 think. lie
v.r..r- o. tIUs. the people. 1t was
..r-.l -r.ut small than large num-
.... Hc believed the rank and ME
.t,..t...y we've IN favor of primary.
.r.lnrlEGATEs DY PRIMARY.
~ u.. r-.ei convention composed
.......-.. elected by primary. None
-'..l, bad advocated nominating
" ID. '.a PRIMARY plaH had gwen a
.. -.4--u against IA convention.
,-.-.f eject delegates 10 a nominating
....,.u did give, he believed, entire
III IN. ..u explained that his guaran-
t. a.- .... i.T the expenses OF nomlna-
,.... I.t.- directly by primary.
H. MITCHELL ut the Henuco Committee,
t.st. ...r. ty request, and stated that
a. .rt. ~ hs committee favored q
..y.i. 1 tut tue Democrats OF Henrlco
u.-. ... -.r..r,. They would abide by
Gill .....l .t the Cry Committee.
r,. i,...t.rn said he was satisfied the
,e...,.. 0i tle county was for conYen-
g., arl-rk.u expressed the view that
f.......t- t.n number of voters IN Rich
,t -Isr.t. should have her way IN the
.... Anderson argued that the pub
t..a .ri spruar, and that 1t was the
..t, OH. committee 10 respond to this
..... ra-fi 10 was q serious question
......- .rt.e ,.rasart conditions the
....-., ,-,'llJ rally 10 the ticket
-...r .uu.l,.r was not placed upon
". u...... Attention to the fact that
s.....'. no.. .a marty had convention
A.. .~. ...,igr men were put on
&C. ....t. Two wears ago there was "a
l-- Pr .lf io Huor.ug man was nomi-
SEQ.
H1s.t's motion to reconsider was
-... AYES u. noes Is.
ttrf,.. .,1 coyyySrIoy Roth.
.......-. i..,;,,,' locided rror q
'-. question: o. 'n1 IilV' no, 6 ~
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