Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
ALL ARE CONFIDENT.
THE TRIANGULAR FIGHT FOR THE
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
A Full Vote In the Primary Expcoted-Thc
Contest Ia Ucorico and Chesterfield
Apportionment Of City Delegates.

Apportion,nent OF City Delegates.
There Is no abatement OF interest IN the
triangular contest for the Democratic
nomlne ton for Congress from this diy-
trict u is accepted that Richmond Is
the pivotal point OF the canvass. and the
Indications are that the primary VIII
brinR out q full vote ~ II does not
Will not be the faul, 81 The friends Of the
candidates, Tor hey arc sir@nins every
nerve 10 rally voters for their favor''e~
Mir. Wise viii remain here untl after
the primary. which VIII be held on Thnrs-
day next Yesterday ne made a tour oil
Church HHI ana hal several conferences
with those who are actively at Work IN
his behalf. These latter report mat 'he
situation IS most encouraging TOT MI
Wise.
As CHEERFUL. As POSSIBLE.
C,t,,,l Euct and his friends an ms
cheerful a. possible ami are continuously
80, 3D., cn They have visited every Sec
ton n tic CITY. ana are Thoroughly SAILS
rcl with the outlook. HIS organization
for The hght foT Commonwealth Attor-
L., So. they sav, intact ana tneN nav"
a4nirsnc- that numbers % voters VINO Hi1
not support him i'r that ofhce WiA I"Hy
t. him m Thurs lay.
The canvass o. Judge Ingram Is beng
conducted on quiet cat vigorous lines.
HIS friends an over the city are alert,
ana claim that they are doing very ci-
fe-,lve work. They are thoroughly one
fIeut ~ presenting for him hacHIns
which win surprise a good many per
sous
sWANsBOKO FOR INGRAM
one hundred and three Swansboro'
voters attended the meeting h.h last
rt,bt in the pubuc-schoo building ia
int plac, fog the purpose pf 'leciing
delegates % the congressional convention.
End fr.rr wrrn also present as many NOR"
men who were not entitled 90 take active
mart in tho proceedings Each Of IN" three
rtulfdot.4 Tor the nomination had friends
ir thn crowd. hut those % Judge Ingram 8
were largely ln NE majority
Mr. B T. owen. Jr.. presided as chair
man OF the precinct. and ar Nhir MOT
ri.s.tf, acted KS secretary Mr.. owen. IN
~ graceful little speech. culoeized Judge
Insram. ana asked the meeting 20 elect
CELEBRATES who would support him In the
convention.
a vote bv ballot for the candidates was
taken ana suited as follows. Ingram.
81. Ellpt. e Wis 10. so resolution o.
any KIND WIS adopted. and on motion Of
nir e. r. Jones. one az the VIE men.
=, vote Tor Ingram was mnde unanimous.
T. =. owen. Jr. und !. &. I'edi"id W'i'
appointed it, delegates with power TO
appoint their own alternat"s
when the result of the vote was an
bounced There we've loud cries FOR Ingram
ana , committee was appointed o. escort
thc Judge before the meei'nf. JUG
inera". ~ neat ana appi%'"'a'r S''' oon'
ih'nk'i tn' meeting i.' '"' m,,'',
ftr.i upon NM "niVn o.. sa.u
Fafa'I Hs one "' 'hr n''''''N'
b. had ever received
Colonel Iaza well Elie,'' ~ thls Guy
was also present. but had nothing ~ say
.uDLOTHIAN FOR WISE
,,,.,..,.. ,.,.., WINS Informed Yesterday
a pislh''h nan " ~, ,,.,,l,,,o, 's..,,,,,o,,
U'.'' '''' NJ. ,C .lect,nr a delegate to
',t... GO. t,r,.l,- attended and