The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-30
O'FERRALL AND MUNFORD
THEYADDRESSA RO USING MEETING
AT RINGGOLD.
Can't Wilkinson Advises tho fop"l'tst'
Support the Democratic Nominee
Mr.. Jones stirring Up Aeoomnck.


DANvILLE, Va. oct 2, 80 ppsSeaing
There was a rousing Democratic nlees,.u55
at KinsgoId to-day. Fully FIVE huhdre,di
people turned out. Governor Oreri re-.
and Hon: z. Il Munford. VINO ,,},n ~s'n nun
her Of DanyilliaDs. were met AZ VIZ
depot by local committee and a IS.s ~
crowd OF the sovereign Inc crown 80. III
led 10 the speakers stand In bcautIu VI
grove by the Danyille band, "h'ch Io'
nlshcd music for the occasion. .,a
Mi Munford made the first speech IAN, aIo
Wines W. vas then called FOR and made
brief teIlins speech Al three OF the
speeches were earnest efforts. JUST such
as were needed in this community;
Loud calls were made for capt. John =.
NiIltUSon. the leading Populist OF thlS
county. CAPTAIN Wilkinson retpohded ~
a short speech, IN which he SAID popuiisIS
publicans and high protection IN the west
and could and ought 10 do II here; ,,.,
There wac no chance 70 elect z Lopnnisi,
in this district, and a vote for Hale could
but aid COrnett, the Republican. Tor tndt
reason he intended 10 cast his vote Tor
swanson, the Democratic nominee, ana
advised his brother Populists TO do Ike
wise. This he would do without ceasihg
20 be a Populist or sacrificing any prih-
clple.
Governor O'Ferrall spoke TO a crowded
house in Danvlle tonight:
Lorsl ccrmack.
ACCOMACK &. II, VA. oct 29-Soe-
chiffon William 4. Jones. the Demo,
cratic nominee from the First district OF
Virginia for Congress. spoke here TO-DAY
TO n court house packed with voters;
Only about nc-fOurth Of the people CouIu
get I'm the house. The damp, drizznhg
weather compelled Mr.. Jonee. VINO II
quite hoarse. 10 repair 10 the courtroom.
The Republican nominee did not sho" wy,
although he had been In the county ror
several days past q.
waking up the aovereigns from end 10 END
OF Accomack county. Republicanism don
thrive wi:h us.
Coorel Tomb nj Clifton Forge.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, oct. 29-Spe-
cial.-Coloncl William Lamb Of Nor.
folk spoke here tonight 10 small
crowd. His speech was the same on
rehash that the Republican speakers At
WAYS use There was noticeable aO-
snnce of the negroes There were only
about twenty-five present Prospects are
brighter FOR Tucker every day
Meredith and hcC"ul.
MANASSAS, VA, oct 23-Special-
The people ~ the town ana many IRON
the Surrounding country were out To-
~, ht 90 nstch 90 pOuuCd spra.nes. Inc
two largest halls M the town nave been
filled IL Hixson's Han, James I@Vr,,.
of WarrentOn; Major James II IuFce'l,
and the Hon. T. r.. Meredith delivered
addresses to the most intelligent people
Of the town and surrounding country,
In blossoms Hall Pat McCaull spoke
OF negroes, there being only about forty
whites In the audience the most Of
whom were Republicans Of old.
The Democratic speakers confined
themselves principally 10 sound Demo
cratic argument. and endeavorcd show
the great good TO be accomplished by
Democratic rule. Mr. McCaul occupied
his coIorcd friends how TO vote for him.
In this particular ne need have no fear.
Prince William is noted for fair cleo
tons.
Pat. McCaulrs active Work.
CCLPFPER. VA. oct 20.-Sppcial-
Pat McCaull, Republican candidate for
Congress in this, the Eighth congressional
district was In town this afternoon ar
ranging with his party henchmen for
dates to speak I'm this county. The ar
rangements as perfected are that McCaull
is 10 deliver six speeches I'm this county
from next Thursday, with n meeting at
the Academy Of Music In this town on
Monday night, where several other speak
crs viii assist him. Tho Republicans
IRE trying to get the town band to fur
nish music for the occasion.
McCauli is the same breezy, comedy in
spring blathcrsktc 90 often pictured.
The Democrats Of this county are say
ing nothing. and are doing very little
The new voting booths FOR this county
as described by the Walton law have
arrived.
Mr.. lurrer for Free Tfndc.
WINCHESTER. VA. oct - Special
Hons s. s. Turner and Richard +. Byrd
addressed large and enthusiastic Demo
cratic meeting here tonight. Mr. Turner
led off I'm a very forciblc speech. in which
ne thoroughly defended the action of the
Congress In passing the German bill and
made quite Il foTCibic argument III favor
Of free trade.
he was accorded close attention.
Mr. Byrd followed I'm an able argument
the first Democratic meeting here and
has aroused the boys to work.
Major j. g. Field ON free Coinage.
RbANOKE. VA, oct. 20. Special
Major James q. Field late Popunst can
didate for NiCe-Prcsidcnt, addressed an
audience of about two hundred mere
tonight for an hour and half lie
announced as the great planks IN ms
party's platform, the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at ratio of IL to !,
Democratic tariff bill was also severely
condemned
Norfolk Democrats stirred IN.
NORFOLK. VA, oct. 2o-Specal.-
The Democrats of the Firth ward Dram
blctom held a big meeting tonight ana
were addressed Ivy MIR. Glennan. Con
gresham Tyler, and state senators Lat
tie and Subbs There was great en-
thusiaSm. Mr.. Tyler viii speak to-mor-
row night at the Barbour Club. of the
First ward.
From now on the contest In Norfolk
will be vigorous Governor O'Ferrah
Senator Daniel and General Lee are
expected here.
The Democrats of Norfolk county will
have big meeting at Hickory Ground
on Wednesday. Ex-Governor Fitz Lee
cx-Iieutenant- Governor 1loge Tyler, Mr.
Pollard, and u. Gardiner Tyler will
speak grand dinner will be fur
nished everybody At night III" same
gentlemen will speak at Halls Corner
The Montgomery came out OF the dry
dock to-day and will be prepared To leave
here on the 18th of November.
MN nEETING IN IppnHxTInv