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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

he Ridicules the Idea of Bryan Reading
o,Ferrau out of the Party.
DANVUL.E. VA, Sept. 25-special.-
There was G. good meeting Of the Palmer
and Bucknor Democrats here tonight IN
the Academy OF Music. which was adj
dressed by Mr. R. ". Peatross' OF pan
1iue ana Hon. S. v. SOuthall, of Albe-
marie.
NIr. Pcatrors called the meeting TO ORDER
ana smoke about forty-nve minutes lie
confined himself TO q discussion OF the in-
f4riorifv of the silver dollar. IN conciu-
sion he introduced 1Lr Soutnal as q
man who lad been and was yet being
honorod hy Virginia
afr. s0utnai soon captured ms aullence
and he held the attention Or the people
closely. He declared that me came before
his audience as "a Democrat, pleading Tor
fine princiu.es of true Democracy and ad
,ocating the only true Democratic ticket
before the people Of TINS country
ticket nominated at Indianapolis and Dear
fng the names Of Palmer and buckher. lie
drolared and showed that the Chicago
Convention made a Popuiisl platform ana
r,it upon il q Populst for the high ohico
~ President and tried 60 stamp upon the
fraud the sacred name OF Democracy.
Until the indianapolis Convention CONE
rfefed its work there was no Democratic
ticket before the people. n supporting and
voting for the only true Democratic ticket
helms 20 elect Mckinley. 30 viii De tho
fault Of those Democrats who have de-
serted true Democracy and gone into the
Populist party.
lie ridiculed Bryan's threat to read out
Of the Democratic party true and tried
Democrats and said Bryan had no author
itv 10 regulate any party except the Popu-
list party. lie said Populist Bryan read
inc charles T. O'Ferran ont Of the Demo
cratic party was ridiculous as the devil
closing the doors of hades against an
imaginary visit OF an humble minister Of
the gospel.
Mr. southan then proceeded 70 discuss
the currency question in all OF ats phases
Sir SouthaIls speech was frequently ape
risuaad and it was a forccful and telling
argument that will DO good I'm this com.
muulty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
FREE-SILVER RIOT.
REPUBLICdN-CLUB HOUSE WRECK
ED AND TWENTY MN INJURED.
Three In Dangerous Condition-The
Trouble Arose over Remarks Concern
ing Pictures of Mckinley in window.

ANDERSON, IND, Sept. "a free
silver meeting al Orestes this afternoon
broke UP In a riot. in which twenty
people were more or less injured. three
II is feared fatally.
4 parade was one OF the features. and
the line OF march was past the Republican
Glass -Wo -kers' Clubhouse. Fifteen or
twenty members were seated on the porch
when the parade passed. Some OF the
marvhers made illusions to the Mckinley
pictures IN the windows This brought d
relort from those ON the porch, ana
company Of mounted men. followed by
a mob OF men on foot, left the ranks and
attacked the little party. \ perfect
shower Of b0uldors and bricks fell on
the porch. hitting the men, and crashing
through the Notwithstanding and win
lows The fusilade was kept up ior
some time and when the riot was finally
quelled. and the three or four hundred
men dispersed Il was found that about
twenty men had been injured. and three
John Mckinney, d. X. Miller, and Carl
Tightfoot-were IN a dangerous condition.
IL is feared tonight that their injuries
VII prove fatal.
Tho clubhouse IS wreck.
4 number OF arrests were made among
them +. i. Carver. postmaster at sum-
uffville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

Nearly five and "a Half Million Comes In
10 New York and san Francisco.

Nearly five and Half Million Comes In
10 Sew York and san Francisco.
NEW YORK Sept The Hamburg
American Line steamer Normannia, which
arrived this morning from Hamburg Via.
southampton and Cherbourg, bought S3,-
--l5l5 90 gold coin
Tho sum- of s. 10000 has been deposited
I'm the su1-tcasu-y to-day. Tbs Is part
of the gold which arrived on the Norman
ril. About $1,000 was exchanged for
grecrhaoks. Currency transfers amount
ei to 2ia500, Of which $4,000 went to
New Orleans.
Lazard Treros announced they will de-
posit 100000 ln gold in the sub-treasury
from their .mportations hy Augusta Vito
nia and In B0ugoyne
SAN FRANCISCO CAL. Sept. 2i.-The
steamer Mariposa. which arrived yesterday
brought eighty-nve boxes OF English SOW
ereirns. valued ar $4l5C00. Of these
A. boxes went So the Anglo-Calfor-
mia bank and 80 % the London and Paris
bank OF san Francisco and all this gold
gold viii be turned over 10 the mint and
rec0inod into American $50 gold pieces.
Great quantities of wheat have been ship
ped from here to Australia and IN con-
sequence the balance of trade has been
greatly against the country. Hence the
shipments Of gold 10 San Francisco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

AHew Haven Pi.p.s s~s- Hr. Brtan's he-
ma, .srf .fe nn hr'ak.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 25.-ircry

AHow Haven PAp.. s~s- br. Brtan's he-
m, st, ..rf Ife On break.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept 25.-Erery
one .s u4sDuas.n. tAe bryan incident OF
Yesterday. when the presidential candi-
dats stopped speaking and declared that
ne was prevented by Yale mems noise
from proceeding There is general
denial that hc was stopped from speAh
ing by yale men, their claim being mat
they cheered Tor Mckinley and Soid n
cessanuy al the beginning OF MS spee'h,
compelling Mr.. Bryan 20 take MS sea.
after he had risen 10 speak, ana 10 wait
ave minutes tiu the cheering stopped,
Dut they state that when he once btsah
they dld not prevent him from contih"-
Ing. ,,a
ference by Mr.. Bryan 10 Yale students
as young men who came 10 college !"
spend "ill-gotien gains. ,,,.,
The Yale faculty assert thar no olnciH
notice will be taken or the incident.
The Register tonight prints an editorial
70 prove that Yesterdays disturbance was
dus i'm large degree TO an incendiary
speech delivered 10 an unsympil le,'c
audience. IL says that the cheers gwen
him were only such as Dr. bepeW - 10
other nctahlcs have received IRON 1alc
audiences from time TO time in the past.
The editorial says that IN relrins ait.
Drvan threw the blame from his own
shoulders. where It belonged, 90 the shoui.
ders OF the Yale men, where il did NOT
,The naval militia and company X
First Regiment, e.. y. O., pafadcd on
the green while the Bryan aiialr was ON.
The military men say. hoWei or, th,y
were assured that the Bryan sNthh.i~
would be over before the time tor the
dress parade-2:3t-but as mat'er OK
fact. Mr. Bryan did not appear on ."'
green until 2.iO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
The Ientnnic neln,ed

LONDON. 2ent pa terrific northeast
ealc prevailed throughout last night in
me English channel the Bristol channel
OK Cornwall and clser here along the
coasts. dong great damage. Several sail
ing vessels were driven ashore .n the
Bristol channel and on Cornwall. and the
steamer TeutOnic, from Liverpool septem-
Der oath, for New York, was delayed at
Queenstown four hours. after which the
storm abatcd somewhat and she proceeded
on her voyage at 7.+5 o'clock this morn
ing. The barks Adger and Baron Hoburg
were wrecked of Folkestone during the
night. The crews Of both vessels were
saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
countries. and take refuge with Grease'S
and Chinese Great applAiseJ
l.L'NLI Al. ELlkNl.R.


As General Palmer concluded ana Cen
ora. Buckner was introduced the scene
was dramatic. The border line audience
gave the kentuckian special welcome
and the cheers were intermingled with the
rebe yell.
The General discussed the financial ques-
ton. bur his argument was lost 70 mos
Of those who tried 20 follow him because
Ol the ndse made by hundreds who were
leaving The hall
EX-Congressnan Isidor Raynor was
the last speaker Ills effort was 70 show
that sir. Bryan Is not a Democrat. and
that he has no claim whatever 70 the
support Of the party. Letters and speech
as ana his record ia the House OF Rep
rcscntauvos were handled by Mr.. Ravnor
20 show that Mr.. Bryan is a Poouiist.
that DE had always voted for Populst
candidates. and that he never would have
received the Democratic nomination had
IT, not been understood that he was 10 be
the nominee Of the Populist Convention.
AT the conclusion of the meeting on
informal reception was held nc the Mount
Vernon Hotel here Generals Palmer and
Buckner are stopping. only the members
of the committee of one hundred and a
fow others were invited. as Il was not
desired 20 keep the venerable candidate
un too late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

4 Negro Suspected nf Assauitlng n Mary
land Lady lound TO be Innocent.
IlKTON, MD. Sept 25.-I, was feared
here last night that another lynchins
would Dec added % the list which has
steadily grown in Maryland the last Few
mouths. The cause for The expected lynch-
ing Was a. brutal assault upon Il white
woman. Mrs. Maggie tounces, living a.
Harlan M-n, this county. by negro.
one negro was arrested by the sheriff
and safely placed IN jail, but it was
proven that he was nos tho iaan and ne
was released At late hour IL was re
ported negro answering the description
OF Mrs. Fouudes assailant had been ar -
rested iu Chesapeake city. In expec-
tation OF his coming here a large crowd
OF men gathered on the outskirts Of tue
town armed with all sorts OF weapons,
20 take him away from the sheriff and
string him up.
Sheriff Nackey arrived al tho Elkton
fan at midnight with Taylor Rowlett who
halls from Meherrin station. Va. having
been arrested by Constable Crowen on
suspicion of being the perpetrator OF The
assault When the sheriff arrived there
was o. crowd of five hundred people around
the JAN. ne prisoner was hustled into
tho pain ~ the way OF the back door
and as the crowd seemed bent upon hang
ing the guilty man, States-Attoruey Evans
-ll Sheriff Mackey questioned the sus-
pect closely. They were satisfied Of Row
letCs innocence. and assured the crowd
that De was not connected with tno as
sauit. When it became convinced that
Howiett was not the guilty man the crowd
disucrso1
AIRS. Foundes tho victim, was horribly
She was on her way home I'm the country
road when negro sprang no her from
behind tree. As The woman struggled
the neero struck her n terrible blow in
the face which rendered her unconscious.
She wore glasses. which We're broken by
the brute's blow. and piece Of glass
penetrated one eye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

NEW ORLEANS. LA, sept u
meeting was arranged 70 take place az
BATON Rouge yesterday for the purpose
- arranging the terms Of fusion between
he Democrats and Populists but no con-
cirs,on vas reached. and the meeting adj
iourned over until to-day. Ih,s ai'srl'oo''
an agreement was reached, }heFepS
electoral ticket Of the state Is ni'inep' an
the PoDullsts arc allowed tour '"''S' .
These will got 10 Watson, OF course
Ft.h party solenrsy peldge then3e"'' -
secure a fair election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
KNlGHrs or THD GRIP
10 Observe December tst-Planning for
the lommerclal Travallers' Home.

10 Observe December tst-Planning for
the Commercial Travellers Home.
NEW YORK, September 2J.-COmmer-
c.al travellers Throughout the country
Will observe Tuesday, December lst, Of
This year as a holiday. A feature Of the
observance viii be the donating by t.s
theatres. hotels and Wholesale houses
in every city OF the country OF over 5000
Inhabitants Of percentage Of the days
re, dpts 10 the National CCommercial
Travellers Fair. TO be held in this city
during December for the purpose OF aug
menting the building Of the National
Commercial Travellers Home" at Bang-
hampton. N. Y. Colonel A. p. De,eoe,
director-general OF the fair. issued an ap-
peal today 20 the commercial travellers
of The country 20 assist IN making the
holiday q success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

The Bryanites Continue TO Avoid Joint
Discussion.

The Bryanites Continue 10 Avoid Joint
Discussion.
cOvINGTON Va. Sept. 25.-speciai.-
Major r. c.. Saunders addressed twenty
one voters Of the Caske-Craig precinct
Yesterday evening. More than haf Of
them were for sound money
Before the meeting. Major saunders had
sent "a written notice 10 the chairman o.
.he Bryan and Sewan Club Of the time OF
The meeting and requested him 90 send
n speaker TO represent his side Of the
political issue.
This is rhe second challenge to q joint
discussion and Ike the first was not 50
much as noticed. The Major laughs at
the Bryan, etc. bluffs and says that be
rather likes them, as he is persuaded be
wins more votes that way than he does
ly speaking.
The people like fair pay and favor Joint
discussion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
cenntnr Cray for Sound Money.

WILMINGTON, DEL. Sent. 25.-It was
ornouncea this evening thar United
states senator Grav would sneak oe1oIs
the sound Money League ot pcawars
NEXT Thursday night in supnort on ,,',, raa,,'',
and Buciner. This is the nrs' lr''i,,.-.-.''
- ,,,o ,o,astion taken by Senator Gray.
- 1.,,o 80 senator has not ye. made any public
n..eranco as 70 his attitude. anf ms
sneech WIN be awaited throughout the
c,ote With much curiosity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

this. says that Tho treatment % Captain
Bimearincr was even more discourtcors
than the report OF the Lyuchburg News
would Indicate
Our stanton contemporary says.
We understand that q <ree silverite
rrct Captain BDmeardror on the street
and told the Captain he would DE id
81 the Captain should speak. and when
Captain Bumgardner replied that De in
tended TO speak II thore were any one
10 hear hiri. this Amherst free slgorito
made an attempt % strike the Captain
in Tho face. and was only foiied by tho
Captains ready posture Of defence and
the Interference OF by .andors.
Tho attempt 20 laow1 down Captain
Bumrardner. 600 connection with this at-
tempted assault upon him. can hardly
De considered what would be cXpoctd IN
an enlightened community. and Che bull
doing tactics rcsoried 90 are only ex-
plainatle bv The widest fanalclsm. Mr.
Allen. ~ young free silvertc. mounted
tho stand and asked the crowd TO de-
sisf. but a Captain Mays jumped mp
and Insisted that the Captain ought not
10 speak and gave announcement 10 the
mob.
since when have the Democrats Of the
Tenth district abandoned the ola Demo
cratic doctrine of the right Of free speech?
Have they abandoned that great princi-
pIc-thc rrandfst of am our nhcritanccs
except a free ballot. when they ahand
other sound Democratic principles at Chi
cago?
Even suppose Caotain Brmgarinor was
wrong in his belief ne stn had the right
10 argue that bfiicf and no self-respect-
inr neonlc would attempt 70 interfere
with that rieht. Thomas Jefferson used
20 say that "crr0- Of opinion may salf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

DEADWOOD ). C.. Sept zo.-Ihs
tynboll epidemic in Lead city increases.
over 200 miners are laid Of, and II Is
almost impossible to nnd men enough
for the mines Doctors and nurses are
being brought in from outside and sun
thcre are scarcely enough well people
10 care for the sick. The disease Is ot
the most malignant type. nun Der OF
cases are reported in Deadwood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

BOSTON, sept 25-The Record this
noon says r. o. Prince mas been
finally agreed upon BY the Gold Democrats
'lndlullc lur Governor Nomination
papers were signed yesterday IN his be-
half and were nled this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
EneadlBg the Dough.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.--M. NJ. Jarnisson
& co. to-day settled for seven hundred
shares OF New York biscuit. on a basis
OF SOC. They also announced that they
were prepared TO settle all their dea's
IN their biscuit on this basis. ana In
Diamond Match at 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
NEUPoRrNEWs 10 ROTrERDAM.
4 New Line of Trans Atlantic steamers
Between These Ports.

Between These Ports.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Durins the COM
ing winter a new line OF irelght and
cattle steamers viii begin runnins-from
Newport News to Rotterdam, stopping AT
Deptford to land cattle. This line VIII
make fortnighuy trips during the winter
and is a Part OF the Thomson Line run
ming from Montreal 90 United Kingdom
ports during the summer.
The first steamer. the Huron, VIII san
about November 18th. followed by tue
Fremona, December 18th, and the Ger
vcna. December 10Th
The Ceryona is a new vessel spee'ahy
adanted to carrying general cargo and
cattle. and this will be her maiden IMP
Another bessel, the Devona, WIZ ue
launched some time IN December. Ihes7
vessels are all owned by william Thomson
&, Sors. Of Dundee, Scotland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

PITTSBURG. PA, Sent. 25.-The entire
nlant OF the Carnegie Company's Edgar
Thomson steel Works, al Rradiock. has
ldleness. Both old and new mills are max
ing steel rails. giving employment TO about
leo worhmen-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

lie Believes Every Enort VIII be Made 70
Have Legal Elections

baNc i's"i Ai''''
FREDERICKsBURG VA. Sept. 25.-
s'pecial-Hon. W. a. Little. state Senator.
who attended the meeting Of the sound
money lawyers in Richmond. when asked
to-day how he would vote said he is for
sound money but viii vote the Chicago
ticket.
In regard to the meeting Of the sound
money lawyers In Richmond. ! have only
TO say that ] was consulted professionally
touching the election laws IN Virginia
and their proper execution.
Il believe that evrey effort will be male
TO see that the elections ia Virginia are
conducted strictly IN accordance with
law"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
o,FrRRA1IA FRErsflvERrAaGnr
Tho virginia Democratic Association

Make. Morc votes ior Sound Money.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., Sept. 25.-sDe-
clal.-A largely-attended meeting OF The
virginia Democratic Association tonight
of FalrlaN. aud Jgdge Yarrell OF Green's
Vile.
4 motion made by the yicc-prosidont
Of the association cXpelling Hon. Charles
y. O'FeIrll. Who has been an honorary
member for years, was unanimously
adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 25.-Calyert
Stevens. OF Independence. Ia. arrived
here this morning with news that Johnnie
Johnson. who murdered four OF the Cotton
family had been captured and Is safely In
jail az Grcensburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

Fverv time he mentioned Mr. Bryan s
nar,o there was an uprOdr-a comminsllns
OF cheers and misses. That theres W--s
eeg.ral Reoublcans in the audience was
r,a,iI.sted ly the enthusiasm W-leh
greeted mention of Major Mcn'nley 5
name. The cheering and ni4sins CON
tinred until the prohibition platform "1'
r.tched and Mr.. Joshua AeFe4-is
Of There were 10 hisses tneh' A"' '-'-
,-,l.,Gor was cheered again ana 0-.li'.
concriing his discuss on Oh pa 500
and candidates General Palmer '.oN
tho financial question lie san" - -.
ls pledge 10 me tice coi-aa' "l -.
the Chicago Cou,ent.on insoAeu 10, ,,.
tne iudsr.ent, but the imagination 't 'nV
H,arif.n peoole IL was believed early
In he canvass by many honest men ihat L
30 uould be possible ~ ne adoplpn OF
t1. measure for the free coinage OF sH-
yer TO e.ye 20 the silver coin O. az l--
Grains a un legal amount or value iAal
reief he AID. has yielded TO tha nei'ef
,,,a.rstqudiug Of tie question. lie re-
,...fad Mr. Rryan's alleged belief That
IN. adoptlon II the free coinage OF SILVER
~, the United states alone would ADVANCE
slver 10 an equality In value with gold
and asserted that there was no iouhda-
ton for the assumption.
After consratulatins Mr. Bryan ana
his supporters OF their unparalleled bold
mes. in making certain outrageous
claims" General Palmer added that Il
Is astonishing that IN the light OF human
esperionce such propositions should be
entertained by sane men. lie said the
United states must continue 10 enforce
its own laws by its own methods. GAP
plause) The credits OF the United States
and OF the several States must Do main
tanned the people must not be Invited
10 reputation. tCheers) NO more mon
etrous uronoeiti0n vas ever made than
the ono inviting the United States 20
abandon her trade relations with Great
Britain. Germany, France and other good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
Wired Glad,tone's Speech to the Sultan.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-rhe anr-rurkish
speech delivered by Mr. Gladstone at tho
mass-meetlng held in Liverpool yesterday
10 protest against the Armenian e;roci-
ties was wired 20 the sultan az constan-
tinODle last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The range OF the Thermometer st ins
Times Office Yesterday was as follows:
A. NJ. 20: ~ NJ, n: p. NJ. u; .
p. NJ. 10; . l.. NJ, a; 4. NJ. -. Average.
So 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept 25.-Fore-
cast for Saturday.
Virglnia: Generally fcir; southerly
winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
snlcm.. Nnvor IN ENlreml..

WINSTON, y. c., Sept 2j-Spocial.-
Mayor Hauser, Of Salem is not expected
- live through the night. lie IS suffering
with heart trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26

cause OF ii'a s'F,i ''-'"
As au evidence CHAT inc so"'-- i'i'''''
continent is ,-rowinr here it Is Interesting
............ ,,..t One hundred names na' e
'" .....,.,,,,r 90. sladl.
'.'" .i..... ..,,,f-r money ieagpe.
. ...l t. or.auizcd 10 shoit
..
,,.0.,-..rr rru, STATE
~, ,h,o,ybe,,t the
iho a'.' We. st,,,,,. ioar ,e has been
Sld''. "a t.u r..-.oic- oo.s.ty.
.r Th. officers aye as
and starts OFT "''" c erilau.
f0l lone iresii. n.. i'' I'm. ...lr,.
NIlo. President. William Do ro.1.' ~ %
farr Douglas Nminb,
,.ius. c....,.,.-,.,,,
,fr d. S.. Jones. DI l.''' ....,
r..lfl. WIS in tne c'Il -'9', 'N'' -crti
fItI There ia d strong '''- =. n..rs.
r.ni in i.l' a.. ls,ene viii Do
,l eloa as DO sslDle.
.... .r,,t ia n.iur dome at Lawrc i,e-
Ell. H., pr.iusulok county. and "a numpe.
.o,. I,.rn secured for q s5'nd-
,....,. ar fh4t PLACE.
..,... e.ffoit Va. arc cncour1c-
e...l.r.rrs., sentiment is growing
.,.. ,ls.. arl an orcanzation in The
-" f.,t-.r. As rrcmised.
MI. j. s.. H.rucsborgr. OF ShehaIi lo-..'
PAGE county. has come o"l 'D't .-'' a.,
favor OF tine Sound-Money Deiiio1 "'''
Will take the stump for me '"'9o'
FROM PlT1sl LNANlA.
,, r.t.. q. rnnt who VAS for many
,'-..,i,r, ~ tho Senate. is in the
..l.,.., q. ,oeati.,. Of the Board o.
.i'l, .ht.h Io is n member.
NAii. .''+'. en-, t.,r,e.f farmers in
lt. itnil is OFT, o- --f ,o,ormad as Go
the state ana h,,i3 ..,atorl,y Of tho
politics lh sp.a.. ho s.t9.
situation in DIS ,o-''..' ,.l~, r,..cb sil-
'l iin-5 l2i.l'"iis .,o last. ..,ne
NcrN ..' 4h '.''s % ''.t,re .''-' ,yateh was
made p.i.'''' ot.f, hive heard
some ".'N7 '7', ll,srpo qho gold
tlat iN.ie JAS D1.'' .,-, .tta,dsd and
meetings arc to" .Fs4 .en.inent IS
D am l04 i' ueiio, 80 -'-,io,,, r.sfql.''
changing in iator ol ''i-
FROM tAllitAA.
,r, t-oo r,o1,1or OF the
Ai"I.' D. ..... e.fd. .The.e is an
i'."." ~. -. t.cino male by ooth poI-
nc.F. ..-' ,...,.,t. @oner.sslonal district.
80 siferable number OF s)und-
-l.i. ~- 81, fsfrfax ana the most Of
-.''-.' --i .-,t, f--. pofrner and Buckner.'
--''. -''....'..... .--r DANYrf, MAY MEET.
..-i' ,--,s from the Eastern
1ooA "c" ,.... l,.an Organized at
shore. 81 ~ Al SCOTT clector at
tnaiieO--' .., lI, roeefine viii be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-26
prANTrD OK A ROCK.

whatever the result Of this campaign.
.. INST be clear 10 all thoughtful observ-
e-e that the early future Will witness some
realignment Of political elements. Indi-
viJi,al voters confronted by new condi
tions will make changes OF altitude and
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