Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
yOT YET REGISTERED
,voNn DEMOCRATS At WASH
,.croX N THIS POSITION.
HANNA FUNDS IN VIRGINIA.
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Rcpublicaus nm" "o''erS fro"
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JUNCTION. d. c.. october 22.-
There only remains two days
or registration I'm Richmond. and
.r, vci "a large number OF voters
'.., that ci,y here whose names nave
h,en recorded on the voting lists
n.i c,ty. some Of them arc in the
...,,rts. some Of them in the rail-
,ncss. especially the Southern, and
,ro yari9usly employed in the Dis
... s.r,icc and elsewhere I'm this city.
,,..,, cGort has been made by DR.. H. N
-.r secretary OF the Virginia Demo
Association. 20 send these voters
,. t, register; but owing TO the eN-
,,rolved he has In numerous cases
unable to- DO so. In many Instances
,. are willing to pay tho one-rate
w.. r.r one trip but they can't afford
.-. .r.rs-onc 20 register, and then an
.,.- o., vote Railroad employees say
cannot obtain double leave Of alb
... they. TOO. complain OF the eN-
- of tnc two trips TO richmond
ts,-e should be done In the next
,.- MP $40 90 secure the registration OF
,r..a voters.
t.. been remarked that the gold
, managers ia Richmond, who are
srr- the funds Of Mark Hanna so
.... have not interested themselves
..- freir dccoy-ticket and Mckinley
.,-.r~s down TO register. There are
u OF these here. il IS said, but they
--.r1 that not only the fares be paid
r-r. ~.r.stration and voting trips, but
...ru other EXPENSES involved must be
....r tv the officials OF the Boiling
I-.,ue i'm Richmond. They know good
,t.rc when they see it. and they propose
.r.. tnsv shall receive their pro rata or
r. Mark Hanna barl before casting
n.- votes Tor either Mckinley or his
ermau decoy ticket.
HANNACRATIC FUNDS.
Smoking Of the Mark Hanna bril-. and
Nm. amount apportioned to Virginia.
-..,r.-rar who is wen posted said that
f.e lr.re amount TO be expended In that
Sat. was $4,000. The Mckinley Ma
ti,rai Committee had been tipped" and
hoodwinked by the bolt leaders into the
ts'.f that with liberal expenditure
of funds where they would do the most
r,1 VIRGINIA could be carried for the
F.rilran. force-bin ticket. 1t is aston
l.t.re tlat so shrewd Businessman and
export manipulation as Mark Hanna
could have been so gulled as 10 swallow
such ecll-coated dose Of political bOsh
.. ihlt. hut ne Gid.
NI.ty thous ma was the first donation
rblied equally between the warning
.nlblc8us the Lamb and Allan fac
us and the Democratic bolters-$i5,VO
.l the one and $4,000 TO the other. These
.n.s said the well-informod gentleman
r.f-ed TO, are now being expended in
Virginia on the lines marked out by the
regular Republican leaders and the bolt
bosses. and according TO the peculiar
methods Of each
METHOD OF DISTRIBUTION.
The former. he said. will presumably
deal with the purchase of negroes. while /
tfe latter will handle the corps Of Pinker-
tG thugs and cut-throats, and the legal /
mssaries and spies on the Virginia cleo |
to officials and voters generally.
The two funds are now in process OF |
q .ubution and expenditure. and they I
V probably be exhausted by the latter /
part of next week. Then will follow d /
donation of ;5GoO0 more. which, n Is said. /
wI chiefly be placed at the disposal OF /
tha Democratic boilers for the purchase /
oi election judges and the corruption OF /
other officials and voters generally.
The following circular has been issued:
APPEAL TO SILYERITES
"To Virginia Clubs:
"Tae secretary viii please read to his |
club.
Gentlemen: The campaign now craving /
fH .l|sl has been hOtly contested. on /
.r. One side with all the power OF wealth /
b IA
..lIcuCe and manhood. These people, /
WITH au imrudence born Of desperation |
ana the Iccklcssness of despair, have |
agoWtl their intention 10 crush ont indi-
..alty and manhood. and substitute CO.
t.col intimidation. and bribery in their |
stead. On ihe other side. Democrats and |
Silver men have made fight without |
have pleaded their case before the
people ur1er the standard OF liberty and /
l..,rt ierce. manhood ana justice, hon
- and truth. and have appealed 70 the
instincts that nclrcle the heart Of every
81 uan-the preservation of home and
country
.ir This great fight our clubs have been
OH. stanQari-teerers, and % them Will in
..t measure pe due the triumph of
l.. on November the 81.
Nh.n We have elected Bryan, as / be-
... W- VIII. We viii still have to fight
OUT battle with the corporations. who
fr 'reI 90 corrupt and disrupt the hon
'f' voters of our land. / appeal 10 YOU 20
.l..t That in Virginia next fall (Only
ONE year hence we viii have TO elect a /
GOVERNOR and Legislature that viii elect
i.. successor of Senator Daniel Ii there
.... h.looFes every true Nirginian not
l.. ID W"rk from now until the 81 OF /
N0ltmscr next TO elect Bryan, but 10 re-
... lll' club Tor the battle OF 1891 and
llst l.tt every club On old Virginia I
. . once hoist the loved flag of our
..r ana carry on the battle against ty- /
Engraved ON 30 the name Of John
n. N.n.ei Hnd victory Under no circum-
stance. lielcnd. but keep up your organi-
.'.. ana press on 80 the grand work OF |
..A-I.E mo old Commonwealth against |
without and traitors within: and be
D.. tie in well doing until our victo-
lI column closes Ia on the enemy OF
ntry and mankind ia 1897
.ectiully.
ALEX. J. WEDDERBURN.
Committeeman for Virginia,
National silver Party"
OUTLOOK IN NEW JERSEY.
Chairman Price. OF the Democratic
stale Committee. OF New Jersey. has re-
reports from an sections Of that
s'a.e Tie had conference with the
leaders, from the several counties YES
'H. and reports that all the esti-
Aa.s were encouraging Mr.. Price ex-
fhe belief that Bryan would
Sew Jersey gy from GOO 10 5000
majority
r 81. s. Mexican. assistant secretary
O ihe National Association Of Demo
'.e Clubs has returned 10 Washing
otter three days visit 10 New
'.ry o. which State ne ls a resident.
ND Monday attended conference
2. Newark Of the presidents OF many OF
l' Bryan and Sewah clubs. az which
Nn' State association was thoroughly
Eanzet. Upwards " two hundred clubs
we're represented az the conference and
pr. Mexican says that 70 was one OF the
mos. satisfactory ones be- has ever at
.i in New Jersey The greatest en-
m prevailed. and the reports made
Nose present showed a good condition
." M" Jersey FOR the Bryan ticket.