Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS.
The New Club Across the River
Has Very bright Prospects.

The Manchester Democratic Club, al
though not week old, has member
ship OF over one hundred and nifty. and
has started TO work in a businesslike
manner to bring out the fun Democratic
vote OF that city. The club held an i'm
portant meeting at it's headquarters. In
Leader building. last night, with Presi-
dent A. j. Bradley, presiding, and Mr..
G. +. Lipscoinb at the secretary's desk.
The Organization of the club was per
fectcd last night by the election OF hve
vice-presiients-one from each ward in
Manchester, and one from SWansboro-
and the appointment OF five committees
Each vice-president H. chairman of the
committee appointed from his ward
The ORGANIZATION as perfected j. as fol-
lows: i. J. Bradley, president; G. a.
Jones. vice-presilent, First Ward; a.
Kuorr, vice-presdent Second Ward: Ro-
bert Patram. vice-president. Third Ward;
\. G. Attksson, yice-president. Fourth
Ward; y. ". BrodnaX. Jr., vice-presi-
dent. Swapshoro; g. +. Lipscomb, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Working Committee: First Ward-John
Caudlc William DENLY. Frank NJ. Arm-
stead, }. l.. Iguband, Henry Fit2-
gerald. +. r, Morris. Charles II. sims.
j. II. Galloway. John Payne. Richard
Hastings Second Ward-o. /. Merritt.
A. G. Evans. George Roach. Andrew
Hooker, A. Reams, f.. NJ. Nunnally. j.
Robert Perdue Matthew Morton. Law
renee Pool NJ. A. Campbell. Third Ward
William Hart. J. j. Blanton. George Q.
Ely. S. l.. Nunnally. X. T.. Owens,
4. Il. Osterbind, w B. Peasants.
Willie Smith. william Whitworth. T. Il.
Owen. Fourth Ward-W. l.. Davidson,
Robert J.. French III. C. Furguson,
George Blankingship, a. ID. shotwel'
Joseph L. LEVER, George l.. Huhand
j. NJ Bailey, George +. Gary, Dr. w. p.
Matthews Swanshoro' Ally, c. T.
| Jones. J. H. u. Johnson George Binn'
| II. Il. Cersley. l.. II. Clements.
AN ANIMATED MEETING.
The meeting last night was an animated
/ one throughout, and much enthusiasm
was manifested by those present. II was
strictly business session and the mem
bers recognized this fact. and went to
work with vim
| The following resolutions were adopted
I That any Democrat be eligible TO mem
| borship in the club
That circular-letter be prepared,
| signed by the president. vice-presldents.
| and secretary. urging every Democrat
10 support his party's ticket. and that
they be mailed TO every Democratic voter
| in Manchester.
That every Democrat from Swansboro'
| and Manchester be invited TO attend the
| next meeting of the club.
Mr. 4. Knorr stated TO the club that
he had heard various expressions az to
| Manchester's knitting the ticket. III
said that he hoped Manchester would now
| come out ard prove this assertion 10 be
| absolutely false. as every true Democrat
| knew that IL was.
| After considerable routine business had
| been disposed OF the club adjourned, "a
meet tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock. The
committees and their chairmen will
meet in the rooms of the club tonight
| TO discuss the best means 20 he adopted
to bring out the full Democratic vote OF
| Manchester.
The City Democratic Committee will
also meet tonight in the office Of Chair
| man Wells
The 'honest-elections' people held {
| mass-meeting last night at the corner OF
Seventeenth and Hull streets. near thu
water-fountain. Hon William NJ. Elan
| nagan the candidate for the Senate, mad,
( an address.