The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-22
ALL WENT FOR LAMB.
ms SECURED AANCHHsrER's m
TINE DELEGATION or THiRTEEN.
Lively Time In the Fourth Ward-mr.
Bradley Claims Five Delegates for
tlictt-Othcr Items.


for Captain John Lamb no capturing
tho entire delegation OF thirteen. although
there will probably be a contest ia tho
Third ward. where two sets OF delegates
were elected The delegates chosen IN
tho various wards were as follows.
First vard-G ". Goodng and J. b.
Rudd
Second ward ID. W Nunnally and NJ.
4 Campbell 49, =.
smith Jeremiah Marks and Alexander
Farley
Fourth wa~l-B NJ Robertson George
w. Biankcnship. j. A. Lamb W. hay
Garnett and Charles J.. P'fe.
In tho First and Second wards me meet
iurs were reasonably orderly, ana me
business of the evening was tranS'''''
with dispatch. but ia the Third and Fourth
there was trouble. ard o heap Of IL.
TWO DELEGATIONS.
Tor long time past the ward meetings
g. fhe Third ward have been held NJ
TIrrfou's sfcro. ON Hull street between
Twelfth nnl Thirteenth. For some reason.
however tho place Of meeting was chang
Cd On ffo ola Tavern. which SIS situated
ON ruu between Eleventh and Twelfth
THIS f1rt is said 90 have been duly ad-
yrrfisa1 huf o. number ~ the voters In
Thar ward wore not coruizant OF the
frrf and when thov assembled ~ the
reInl place at o'clock last night they
folri no ono there. hut were told that
meeting was in progress at the ola
IHFDfn lhoN m ono" concluded 'n~t inc
I.inh mon i'N i'heh Snhp Judgement on
them and determined 10 hold a meeting
.f ff..f~ md "a. Faf 90 -
themselves. Accordingly they al once
convened no Trlngton'e STORE deven
strong Those present were Mcssrs. IT. Q.
Nelson who acted as chairman. J J.
frlson. !. J.. Jcnt James Hendricks.
walden. q. p. Davis. H. Pond r. ..
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THE AdN hLh f'' hi d.
Tho scenes and incidents I'm the Fourth
ward wore Of "a description indiscr1bahle
par1o~,onfrrn roirned from, tho oponlnr Of
l.o meeting until tho adjournment there
~ MIR W y Cox called the meeting
% order Tor tried 10 DO SOB and Mr.. Au-
rnsfine Rovau was made chairman as "A
compromise after the Elicit md Lamb
-,., had each tried Intellectually 20 elect
ono
~ 7 BRADLEY offered "a resolution
eto,st,r, g, General terms the Chicago
,~.r.....io, and Mr. w. HAY Garnett Of
80 s,,hstit,to one which went
49,. into rarficlare. endorsing every
n and e,firter in the whole
I..iN..
,..... ,.,r. consumed an n most
.r..t.r. debate I'm
o. ,,c o,d Of that time
~ r,s,i,,,ions were both tabled. and the
...t.i,,.o mas mo- nearer the accom-
rrshrnerf NJ its purpose than at the be-
ginning
IHH SIA'NIoN '''''''''A ! '0-''
The next move was made by Mr.. A. >.
BRADLEY. who was seemingly acting ln the
interest Of Colonel Elicit although he did
not 500 avow himself. He placed I'm nomi-
nation the gentlemen who represented
Manchester in the stanton convention
his own name being one OF ine h\'.
MI. David J.. iuiham put in nomlna-
ton Mossrs b. VI. Robertson george
". Hiankcnship. J. hrani'y' il"y
Garnctt and Charles J.. Page. Ihese
nominations We're pi ID 'ey SIMILAR 10
those made hy MIR. Bradley. with 'he
substitution of Mr. Page for Mr.. Henry
Ferguson
Mr. Pullam. who in conjunction with
Mr.. HAY Garnett. was working for the
infcres-s o. Captain Lamb. stated iu
making this nomination that he would
De- glad to support Mr. 4. J. BRADLEY IN
the latter would pledge himself 10 sup
port Captain Lamb.
Mr. Bradley thcrcupon declared that
Doc would go to the convention unshackel-
ed or not at an and Withdrew thc tick
a. Dee bad puf Boo nomination.
The name of Mr.. ~ 4 Lamb was then
substituted for that of Mr. A j Bradley
ON tho ticket. and 80 WAS decided 20 Re
tho choice of the Lamb men
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Ton INC lni'NiHs Ii't' NN'".
Messrs "a. q. Ferguson. James l.. hob
fr.au A. q. Atkinson. James T. Brad
ly and ~ d Ircr-,Ison
co.. .,,.,i..., .,,..ftl. az % v,hofhar
i a. IN. 80
the N'Ie s"o'l' "' ''"'N ny "'i''' "i
division. the former Nas decided If'h
and hallOtlug WAS begun. resulting il the
election OF the Lamb men by a vote Il
f-t,n
ro,b Colonel tuett and caotaIn ,arb
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