The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
FIRST DISTRICT.

FIRST DISTRICT.
Elector-To be supplied.
Delegates TO indianapolis-T. NJ. scout
A. h. Chandler.
Aiternates-J. G. Justls, w w. beasly'
District Committee-Dr. {. l.. Hartman
son. Orancock: 4. b. Chandler. Bowling
Green. Captain g. G. Savage cape
Charles. G. l.. Baker. Bowling Green
T.. >. Hopkins. %ccomac.
SECOND DISTRICT.
alector Richard y. Tunstah. Of Nor
fox.
t.clesates TO Indianapolis-rhornas
Tabb. Of Hampton. 4 j.. Doyle. or Nor
folk.
rernateS-Goodr1ch Hatton. iprts-
mouth. j. L. street. newport news.
district COmmlrtee-D. McCormick'
Norfolk. n c. Shelton Hampton, j. l..
Marye. Newport News q. Hatton, Ports
mouth. Wright b. Carney. Norfolk coun-
ty.
THIRD DISTRICT.
EIector-Barton H. Wise. Richmond.
Delegates to lndianapolis-J. ~. Leake,
Richmond. Henry $. hutzler, Ashland.
Anerrates-N. 3. NOland, W. X. Mere
ditn.
District ComInitiee-Jonn &. fonsrd.
Onyer; a. ). Danron. Manchester; w.
/. Mordecai. Henrico. b. n. CofIman.
Richmond John ". Britton- Etuick.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Elector-Dr. y. j. Taylor. Brunswick.
Delegates 10 pOlis-William l..
thinner. r. J. Meredith.
Alternatcs-R. +. Barham, Petersburg;
Henry o Nen. Petersburg
District ,pmm, ttoe--Charles Bugg,
Farmvile: S. +. Mitchell. Petersburg;
Ben. Lyon. Petersburg; John r. W.
Smith. Petersburg. Richard Eppes, Prince
George.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
In regard TO the fact that No delegates
were present from the Fifth district, the
chairman stated that he would be glad
10 hear suggestions looking 10 the I'LL
ing Of the vacancy by the appointment
OF an olectOr from that district ON mo-
ton IL was resolved that the State Com
mittec. composed Of five members from
each district represented. he empowered
10 appoint an clrctor. and also 10 add hye
mombers Ia the committee rom ~
Fifth district.
SIXTH DISTRICT
I,lector-Thomas }. Kirkpatrick. Lynch
burg.
Delegates 10 mdianapolis-William X.
Abbot. Brlbevue. william ". Wilson
Lynchburg.
Alternates-Joseph stebbins. South Bos-
ton: T. J. Phelps. Roanoke.
District Commlttee-R. II. 7. Adams.
Iynchburg: r. {. Saunders. Evinston
u. T.. Parr. Bedford city; f. T.. Card
well Roanoke: John D. Smith. Radford.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Elector-To be named later.
DELEGATES 10 anapoiis-Colonel A.
/. Rives. OF Gotham. captain ii. clay
Niche. OF Charlottesville
Altcrnates- Major c. NJ. Bolton, OF RIO;
]. Triplett Haxall Charlottesvilie-
District Committed. ID. Lanshorne.
Greenwood. &. +. Harris. Charlottesville;
DR. william 4. Bckers. Madison county.
II r. Hildebrand. Charlottesville, J. II.
Grayhiu Shenandoah county
In presenting the report from the Sew
enth district Mr. Southall requested the
chairman TO authorize the appointment
bv the District Committee OF the elector
from the said district at Il later date.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Elector-Samuel G.. Brint.
Delegates to Indianapolls-I. l.. COCK
rell and T. l.. Waters.
Alternates-H Z. Howard and l.. Eich-
elburg. 49, u..,..,
District ommlttee-Arthur hel =
r. VI. Slaughter. Robert Elliott 1. A.
Cazenoye. A. J. c. Clarke.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Elector-Colonel J. 3. Richmond scott
county. a. ,,-,,
Delegates to Inaanapolis-Colonel a.
Fulkerson, Bristol; q. J. Hoiorook' Iaze-
we'll
Alternates-F. y. Hurt. Washington;
~ ~ Morrfe Washington.
District Committec-George r. Dunn.
Wythe: John S Apperson. Smyth; C. Y.
Iitchfeld Washington. X. J. irvine
Wise: J. Bunting. Jr Bristol.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Flector-James Bumgardrer Jr.
Delegates to Indianapolis-J n. Crozier.
Augusta: +. r. McCulloch. buchanan.
Aiternates-Jamcs u. Hawkins. Bath;
r. n. Haislip. Augusta.
Dis,rict Committed r. Dunlop. Rock
bridge. l.. ". II. Peyton. Augusta: r.
NJ Logan BuoNngham d. \. william
son. Allegheny; James T. Hawkins. Jrr
Bath.
MR. ROYALS ADDRESS.
Eft7r the districts had reported. the
convention called vociferously FOR Mr..
william L. Royal. who finally consented
to address the assemblage. though some
what reluctantly.
Mr.. Royal said that. Ike a distinguish
ed New York politician, he was Demo
crat-a Democrat from the crown OF MS
head 10 the sole OF his foo. but ne was
not a Democrat a In Chicago platform.
Il was a Democrat ne SAID. before
William Bryan was horn l stood be-
fore the shot and shell OF Nirginia's
enemies. and 1 bear upon my person
marks that are mute witnesses OF the
shot and she'll 7 braved 10 protect virginia
when william 7. Bryan was an infant In
swaddling clothes.
My test Of Democracy IS n govern
ment that frames laws that shall bear
equally upon all. am no Chicago plat
form Democrat: no coxey Democrat; no
Mrs. Lease Democrat"
Mr.. RoyaIi then called attention 10 tho
frauds which had prevailed In virginia In
the past.
'"rne ballot-bo1es" he said. will Do
stuffed again in the coming election I'M
less every man have constitutes himself
a committee TO see that the votes are
properly counted. If that Is done William
J. Bryan Will not carry Virginia
There may DO sneers." said MI, Royal,