Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
BACK FROM CALIFORNIA.
Captain Wise Returns and Ia Ready TO
Take the s,ump-poliiicaI Pointers.

Hon George -. Wise returned TO this
| city from California Monday, and since
/ his arrival has been <buslly engaged in
shaking hands with his political and per-
sonal friends. Mr. Wise speaks glowingly
! OF tn" country from which he has Just re-
1 turned. bat says that though IT may be
| called the garden spot ~ the earth. he
! is very well contcnted 10 remain right
! here in Richmond. and to a newspaper
/ mau who called upon him he cmphatically
stated that Richmond would continue to
/ be lis homo.
/ tn" Congressman Is ready 60 20 to work
/ IN Virginia now. and viii take the stump
/ IN a few days lie is In excellent health,
md his trip seems to have done him a
4 world of good
THE ELLET~T CLUB MEETS.
Tho Euc;t Campaign club held its regu-
/ lar meeting last night AT the rooms Of
/ the llar Association. Considerable routine
| business was transacted. and steps were
/ taken - SIN further perfect the organlza-
T ton OF the club. \ committee was APP
} pointed "a arrange for the holding OF "A
series OF meetings and 10 procure for them
J the best speakers possible.
a meeting Of the vicopresidents OF the
/ club was called for tonight at o'clock
]
/ requested to call by the same place and
/ get books in which to enroll the names
/ Of their friends who are going 20 vote the
! Democratic ticket
| Before adjournment Colonel Elicit made
I a brief statement. He said no had heard
/ It stated that lac WAS % member Of the
! american Protective Association" and
( that he was antaeonistic to the Junior
/ order Of United American Mechanics. He
! desired to stat" that he did not know
vhDt the peculiar principles OF these so
| cieti.s We're as they are both secret
| societies lie was simply Democrat
/ and % NuGin'au who believed in the
I fundamental principles Of this government
/ as expressed In the bin OF rights. He
desired 81 represent the whole people
. o. thi, district without special favor or
luminosity 90 anybody
The city Democratic Committee has
/ some one an the TIM nj their hcodquar-
| tera 100 Main street who viii be glad
( - procure transfers for whoever may
/ need them.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY At HUNGARY.
The Democrats OF Hungary Precinct
/ Hrur.co county are making great pre-
Iaiatlous fof their speaking THURSDAY
night. The 18th instant. Bcsi!es Colonel
TAI. wei Elicit. who has been heretofore
announced for that occasion, Captain d.
II. O'Bannon. chairman u the county
committee. and Mr Joseph Bryan have
promised % b. present ana address the
r,orl,. Refreshments VIII be served by
the ladies OF the ncignbo,hood. and a
large number OF the Unterr'hed Of Rich
ruuui VIII 20 W ~ The +. NJ. accommo-
dat.on train. K.cnm nd, Fredericksburg
md Potomac railroad. returning by the
J. O'Clock passengcr-train. making the
occasion quite pleasant evening picnic,
after q day at The Fair. All are invited.
SPEAKING AT SEVEN PINES.
There was an enthusiastic Democratic
meeting a. seven Pines yesterday nj 3
O'Clock. colonel Meade Haskins and Hon.
J.. ". Parrish who were billed 10 speak,
were uraNuidthly absent. and Messrs.
u. l.. la Nson and G. y. Boyce spoke IN
thor stead.
Mr.. Dawson. in a forccful and eloquent
manner. arrairuei the Republican party
for IT'S many Wlsdeeds. rhOwcd what me
Fiftv-ihlrd Congress had dorc for the
relief Of the people, ana appealed 10 ms
heur,rs o. remain faithful to the cause
Of Democracy.
In closing he introduced Mr.. Boyce,
who for thirtv minutes held the closest
attention Of hts audience, with a sPlehd'd
Plea for fun Tarty-vOte on the 6th OF
November. lis tribute TO Colonel Ehett
was ornate and beautiful, and elected
much applause. After the speaking re-
! treatments were served, which all pres
| out seemed TO enjoy.
To support Gregory.
! The Summers Republican CampaiRh
| club. Fourth Precinct of Jackson Ward
~ thoir regular meeting Monday night
| october 18th, adopted resolution 10
support Judge Gregory, the Peoples party
! canlIaate