The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-14
WINCHESTER FOR TYLER
NE CxPTUREs THE DELEGATES
AFTER 4 STORMY MEETING.
Sauna of the Members Bolt the Meeting.
Green County Goes FOR O'EerrsL
Tho New Kent Delegates.

WINCHESTER, VA, July 13.-Special.
The largest and probably the stormiest
convention ever called in this city met
here tonight TO eject delegates TO the
gubernatorial convention. The convention
was called TO order by the chairman Of
the executive committee, and S. II. Hans
Trough was elected chairman of the con-
ye1tion. II Immediately proceeded to
business. and the two opposing sides
placed in nomination tickets with the
understanding that which ever ticket was
elected It was TO support It's candidate In
the guberhatorial convention. The bal
loting was commenced and continued
through with the interruption OF a short
fracas, in which no one was hurt, and
the chairman declared the ballot closed.
Here Mr.. George w. Ward got the floor
and moved an adjournment until Satur-
day night, claiming that a motion TO adj
journ was I'm order.
Hon. Holmes Boyd raised the point that
a motion TO adjourn during a ballot was
never I'm order. The chair decided that
although the ballots had been declared
closed. Il had not been counted and an
nounced, and held Mr.. George w Wards
mollOn out pl OIltT. iTftdt cOnSttFfla-
ton ensued. until DR.. Julian Ward
mounted the platform. and after a few
remarks. called upon his followers TO
leave the hall with him, and probably
one-thrd left with him. At this time
order was restored. and n count Of the
ballots proceeded without interruption.
Before announcing the ballots the chair
announced that eight ballots had been
challenged during the voting and that
by common consent they had been taken
off Of those cast for the Tyler delegates.
lie then announced that the delegates
for Tyler had received. without those
taken off. 17s and the O'Ferrall dele
gates %. and declared the Tyler delegates
duly elected. After some routine bust
ness relating to the organization Of the
party, the convention adjourned.
The following delegates were elected:
William r. Alexander, $. II. HansbrOugh.
delegates-at-large: Or. Il. W Stone. Os-
car Barr. alternates; Adams Forney,
delegate for First yard; Vance w. Stri-
ker, alternate: James l.. RedmOn. dele
gate for Second ward: II. Clay Krebs.
alternate; Stuart Bell, delegate for Third
ward: Henry Deahl. alternate II. ii.
Baker. delegate for Fourth ward; James
G. Totty. alternate.
Green Comfy For O'Ferrall.
STANARDSVILLE. VA, July 13.-spe-
cial.-The Democrats OF Greene county
assembled here yesterday and selected
delegates 10 the Gubernatorial Conven-
ton. a resolution was passed instructing
the delegates for O'Ferrall.
The following is list of the delegates
by magisterial districts:
Stanardsvllle-M essrs. II. a. Mcmillan
and Charles Robinson.
Monroe Nfeccra /. T. GoUdfnO and To-
seoh Smith.
Ruckerville-Dr. George p. Jennings and
Mr. George ". Graves.
DR.. +. w Sims and J. w. Almond dele
gates at large.
our county court was held yesterday
by Judge Morton. Of Orange county. Judge
Mcmillan having gone to the Worlds
Fair
New Kent Delegates.
TUNSTALLS, VA, July 13.-Special-
The Democrats Of New Kent county to-
day elected four delegates 10 the State
Convention. II Is reported that all four
favor O'Ferrall