Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
DANIEL WILL SPEAK.
.,r SENATOR 10 ADDRESS RICH
voNp DEMOCRATS TONIGHT.
! CORDIAL GREETING AWAITS HIN.
a, academy Meeting Promises to
NJ. one of the Hest of the Winter
Gossip Of thc nay in Poiitioai Cir


senator Daniel win no doubt receive "a
..re reception at the Academy OF
,,... tonight whom hc viii deliver an
.,... under The auspices Of the Busi-
...N.n's and the Bryan and sowall
.t. rhc arrangements have not yet
,.... completed. and The following COM
..,..e viii meet to-day in Mr.. r.. H..
r,--..s Office TO perfect them. Mcssrs. b..
50 P.rry. ~. 81 Couring. O. A. Hawkins,
r..r Wauerstein. Colonel John Murphy,
~ 81. Imlor3, John A. Curtis. w. A..
ufnn. and Henry Cohen
r tae been decided. however 20 invite
Dob, stage. through tho columns of the
,.rers. Che presidents of the Democratic
.r.e ho Mayor ana presiding officers OF
obi. Two branches of tho City Council. the
chairman OF tho city Committee. MEM
t.... of Che state Committee. the officers
... Executive Committees of the Busi-
-..-Neas Bryan and Sewau Club and
Che central Bryan and sewau Club. ana
cid. nominee FOR Congress from this dis
,.r Sir. vs.. s.. Dunn VIII be in charge
.f IHr stage
Several policemen win be ON hand,
..reh 10 is NOT thought that any dis0r-
... whatever viii mar the meeting
r.. doors viii be opened no O'Clock.
... Ile speaking viii probably commence
.>a DO bias not yet been dcciicd VINO
.. Introduce Senator Daniel. though il
. tro.eht THAT Congressman Elicit viii
l. asked t0 do this.
INTEREST INCREASING EVERY DAY.
Trrcs are humming in political circles
nose and DC is almost impossible for the
average man TO keep up with the many
meetings that are held every night lie
attends DTS own club meeting and "takes
.." others that De happens TO hear or.
lI. talks politics 40 the breakfast table
and at DIS place Of business and then
bears other people talk at night. The in-
,.r-t boo the great political fight VIII in-
..la-. every day now until the climax is
reached ON the 3d OF November.
There is little doubt that Hon. j. Hamp-
t.l Ioee is out of the congressional race.
II. was seen yesterday by "a Dispatch rec
r.rter and stated that his resignation
vls n the hands Of no one. but the Con-
$50. lonal Committee OF his district meets
to-day. and DC they requested such action
D Dis part the resignation would DE
forthcoming. 10 ls thought, however. that
even lf Dee should resign it IS now too late
to keep his name from appearing on the
ofcal ballot. Hogc's retirement viii be
a the interest of the candidacy OF RAD
lrri. the Aid SOcietys nominee.
THEY BRING CHEERING NEWS.
Ex-senator W. j.. Bibb. Of Louisa, was
fhe city yesterday, and called upon
secretary Button at Democratic head
quarters. Speaking Of the political out
...h. Mr Bib said:
d.
manifested in campaign. 1 made ten
speeches last week, and although some Of
tt.u were advertised scarcely 40 all, /
Dad good crowd al every speech. The
Hfe,st has permeatcd the mountain dis
f..ts and the indications are that they
$500 an be out 10 vote and cast their ball
lots in the interests of the people. Louisa
safe for Democracy The white vote Us
most solid for Bryan
colonel w. j.. Petit. OF Fluvanna,
brought equally cheering news from his
section lie has devoted as much atten-
tian 20 the campaign as his health would
permit. and says he has never seen the
people more thoroughly aroused. lie
thinks Fluvanna will give Bryan 800 ma
iorty.
COLONEL ELLETTS POSITION.
Congressman Tazewcl Elicit is indig-
u.lt over the report in a Washington pa
I.- 90 the effect that he did not Intend 10
frrp0rt the regular nominees OF the Dem
o-l-tc party lie said yesterdG":
"f have neither been 10 Washington nor
have J been interviewed by any news
PAPER man since The contest On this dis
trlct q few weeks ago j have stated posi-
lively chat i should vote for the Demo
cratic nominees, and j have seen no rea-
son Go alter my decision. j not only liz
TEND to vote for Bryan and SewaH but
.m working hard in their behah. / am
Confident that the Democratic party will
win a great and glorious victory, TO tie
utter confusion of the Republicans and
t.- humiliation of the Boilers"
Nr Charles ~ Wallace. Jr., who has
returned from Farmviue where he spoke
Monday. found things most favorable
UTe. and in speaking yesterday OF his
frI said there could Doe no greater mis-
rsrreseutauon Of facts than to state that
Ex-Governor u. w. Mckinney was gold
advocate. why" said Mr. Wallace,
there is not a more ardent Democrat in
Virginia than our late Governor
The M0nr0e-Ward Democratic club VIII
meet at laube's Hall promptly at 7.50
o'clock this evening Some business is 70
le transacted, and the club will adjourn
20 hear Senator Daniel at the Academy OF
Mus.e The speakers engaged for tonight
D.u boa on hand the following week
NOTES or THE CAMPAIGN.
Colonel j. y. Fitzgerald. Of Farmviile.
spent several hours at headquarters yes
terlar.
AI reports made Yesterday tend TO show
uat The rural white vote viii De pracu-
,aly solid for the Democratic ticket.
Much Indignation IS expressed at the
move 20 Introduce Pinkerton detectives IN
abs State az the next election.
Tho Central Prohibition Clun viii meet
80 100 east Broad 'etreet (Smithdeal Col
legeI 60 IS O'Clock on Friday evening. ana
The president requests a full attendance
oi members and of all who have any in
tlrest in the cause.
Hon. a. u. Staples. presidential elector
il tte sixth District, was found at head
quarters yesterday. He said that Major
Dtey election 20 Congress was assured
ty "a handsome majority, and that there
oas 10 hope for Hoge or the Better cam
uIdafc.
Ihe BRYAN and Sewan Club of Jack
son Ward held "a largely attended meet
'rc at Whaleus Hall, near the LocomO-
tEe-Woras last night Mr. VI. L. Daw-
fou and Mr. jefferson Wallace were
pra emit and conferred with the Jackson
Ward leaders az some length. and also
addressed the club on the issues OF the
campaign.
Thanks OF the Woman's League.
The Richmond Wornan's League adopt-