Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-09
BAILEY WILL COME.
rur TEXAS CONGRESSMAN TO
STEAK IN RICHMOND.
PUTTING LABELS ON SHIPPED BOXES.
nhc noIters Using This Means OF
calling Attention to Their C"ndi-
aates-An Address 20 Pcruiists--
campaign Gossip.

secretary Joseph Button, OF the 'iate
,,omocratic Committee on yesterday re-
c,,vea a letter from Congressman Bailey
~ T,xas. saving ne would be Delighted
40 sneak in this city some time during the
camnaign. Mr. Bailey speaks OF me
..i.ospre ne experienced in his last visit
tore and says that he would come I'M
,oed,ately but that he is in the hands oil
the National Committee. and they want
hin, ~ spend the remainder OF this month
in IIriiana. Illinois, and ken'ucRy' MI
Bailey is now in Chicago
Mr.. Button had expected TO secure ho'''
lanes Lindsay Gordon 10 speak mere Oh
Dcmocratic-Day during the STATE ar
but Mr.. Gordon telegraphed him yeste'-
day that he was forced 10 return 10 Nc"
York Senator Grady. Of New YORK. VINO
may he here and divide the time on ina.
dav with MIR. stilson Hutchins' mas no'
vel replied TO Mr.. Buttons telegram, III
wiring him. Senator Faulkner teiesrapneu
Nfr Tnvson Yesterday that Mr.. Hutchins
,,o,ld certainly come. The senator
added. "He Is one Of the finest SPEAKERS
we have now on The stump.
~ APPEAL TO THE POPUblSTs.
n, .,ts weeks issue OF the Virginia sun
A. uastins Hobson. chairman OF tho
Ipon,,Iie, state Committee, issues an al
go "a the members of that party IN
The State. in which, after eNpinnihs 'nae
no arrangement could be naue .oi
dfvision OF the electoral ticket with the
I,a,,ncratic state Committee. and that IL
was decided not 10 put up Peoples parry
electors. he says 80, s.,.oos
,t,b the silver Democrats ana fsl,hluiIs
and Loyalty work for the p,in n,,d ,,ossi.
1ear 10 us While Mir. Sewall anu PoS11a o
bly, some candidates ior S0 ct tSe sacrifice
,,ls 1aass in voting for them will only at
test our loyalty 10 duty and 10 MI. bIy"'.
let II not be thought nor s Xn,,r stata
chairman will throw himself In the tiii l ~
est OF the fray and DO MS Wnole uu.y -
the Geld and at the ballot-ook 70 oNeid
throw The combined efforts OF the sol1
,'e,,rera arrayed under the STANDARD OF
Inc Republican party and us deceitlui
ARE Using THE RAILROADS.
Although the Boilers have no hope
~ carrying a county in Virginia. they
ore making a determined fight on BryaN
ana irving to take every vote away from
MIN that they possibly can. They are
even using the railroad lines and me
boxes Of freight shipped over lhem III
forwarding the interests of their candi-
dates. rather. in trying TO mjure the
Democratic cause. This is shown by a
Statement made yesterday by drummer
for a large Richmond house. who has
lust returned from a southern trip. on
ono OF the boxes OF goods sent out by ms
firm. whose members are staunch Demo
Gratis, had been pasted placard oeaVlhg
these words:
BE sure and vote for Palmer and Buck
fer the only Democratic candidates Tor
President and Vice-President'
MAKE THE BOLTERS HAPPY.
There was great rejoicing yesterday
among the attaches of BOltocratic head
quarters Elk Governor William T. Came
ron had come In from a stumping eXpe-
dltion throughout Virginia. and said posi-
lively that the old Commonwealth would
fan a victim TO Rcpublicanism this month.
Tho false prophet left last evening for
Charlottesville. whittier he goes 10 con-
tlnue his crusade against Democracy.
General John y. Henderson will speak
at the Academy Of Music on Saturday
night under the auspices of the Repub-
lican party He will be accompanied by
Colonel j. r. Dos Passos, who has ira
yelled extensively I'm Mexico. France. and
other foreign countries, and will devote
himself TO the financial question exclu-
sively. Arrangements have been made
whereby the negro adherents of the Re-
publican party will be restricted 10 the
top gallery Of the building. Manager
Leath insisted that this proviso should
be contained in the contract. and ushers
viii be employed 10 see that the agree
ment is strictly adhered to.
,.F hn Steering
Committee was held yesterday but no
thing Of interest was done.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
There will be a grand Democratic rally
az Powelrs Han. Church-Hill. tonight
under the auspices Of the Union Demo
cratic Club. Mr.. r. L. Montague and
Marion l.. Dawson, and others will adj
dress the voters on the issues Of the can
vass. and a reply will be made to the
address delivered by Mr.. Harrison at the
Auditorium A large crowd Is expected.
The voters OF Church Hill are thorough
~ aroused and unusual interest is being
manifested in the campaign
The Union Democratic and Bryan. Sc
wall. and Lamb Marshall Ward clubs
Rre making elaborate preparations for
a Joint meeting next Thursday night. On
that occasion a flag will be thrown 10 the
brcezes at Twenty-hfth street and
Church-Hill avenue.
The Central Prohibition Club will meet
et No 1902 east Broad street (Smithdeafs
College rooms) tonight. Rev l. A. Cut
Ter will be present and give talk. Rev.
Mr. Cutler Is one among the most popu-
lar prea chers IN the State. The Prohi5l-
ton party workers Of Richmond and
Manchester will attend this meeting and
perfect arrangements for the meeting at
Corcoran Hall next Tuesday night, whom
Hon Joshua lowering. their presidential
candidate VIII speak.
The Clay Ward Actives Will hold
meeting n Belvidere Hall next Saturday
night and several prominent speakers
viii De- in attendance.