Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
MORE DELEGATES ELECTED.
MeckIenburg Partially Instructs for
O'FerralI-Other Results.

O'Ferrall-Other Results.
Special telegram TO the Displtch.l
PoyDroy. Va. August IA very har-
monious meeting OF the Democrats OF
Bovdton district to-day unanimously In
strllcted as follows:
Believing that the services OF Colonel
Charles L. O'Ferrall TO the Democracy OF
the nation and State, and especially TO the
Fourth District. entities him TO the loyal
support of our people as a candidate tor
the nomination as Governor OF Virginia;
therefore
Resolred, sThat the delegates appointed
by this meeting be requested 10 support
him for such nomination.
The delegates are W. i. Atkins, W. T..
Rolte. W. Il. Homes, and II. L. hutchinson.
Aternates J. w. Hershman, w; III. IRE
CORY, f. l.. Jones. and James l.. Ioone.
-Four delegates each were elected TO the
senatorial and legislative conventions 70
be held 1T Chase City on the 26th; Inc
first were instructed for I. n. Williams.
GAINESVILLE District instructs her three
deIegatesHW. III. Sizemore, Alexander
Wilkinson. and L. n. Williams forO'Fer-
rail-. South bill District sends two dele
gates uainstructed.
CHASE CITY FOR o'FERRALL.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHASE CRY. Va. August 12.-Ihere was
a large meeting here this evening 10 ap-
point three delegates. A vote was tax n
and the meeting was Overwhelmingly TOT
O'Ferrall. The delegation was appolh'eu
accordingly.
The delegates to the senatorial conven-
ton for the Twenty-hfth District are "a
yorable to the nomination OF Thomas n.
Williams. of Clarksyille. as the Democratic
candidate.
A Fieid-Day for O'Ferraii.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatcn.I
STANTON. VA. August 12.-The election
OF delegates TO the State Democratic Con
yention took place in stanton and Angus,
IA today. SO far as heard from OFerrall
captures % aud Tyler l of the "a dele
gates leaving 20 delegates from the county
not yet reported. The precincts not hearo
from will doubtless be for Oferrall: =,
In the First Ward OF stanton offrrail
had no opposition and A. II. TeauoQ, D.
Howard Wayt. Edward Echols, q. w: Fret
well, and j. j. Kilgaien were elected;
In the Second Ward mere handful OF
Tyler men showed themselves. The Ofer-
rail ticket. consisting Of George W. May,
n. ID. Haislap. Thomas Kivlighan, and A..
| G. Gordon. having q valkoysr. Inc ie-
signation Of Captain j. N. Opie. q !, tne
| County Committee. was accepted. All ~
| oil il was tield-day for the Rockingham
| statesman.
Chssterfeid's Delegation.
| Correspondence OF ths Richmond Dispasch-l
CHEsrEnYIKID COURTHOUSE. VA, August
~. The Democrats of Bon-Air Precinet
| held their meeting on Thursday night.
| The contest was very hot between cfer-
rail- ana Tyler. After many speeches the
Tyler men finally elected DR.. james Il.
| Bransford.
skinquarter Precinct elected Mr. j. A.
| Sale, also Tyler man.
Buford. 4; Tyler. 4.
CuIpsprr Delegates Divided.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CuIYxrxn, Va. August 12.-Culpeper's
sixteen delegates are about evenly di
yided between the three candidates
Colonel J. Catlett Gibson will be renomi.
mated for the House OF Delegates
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