The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
TICKETS NOT NEEDED
10 Gat Into the Auditorium 10 Hear Bfyan
In Richmond Friday Night.
He WILL PERHAPS HAVE 10 SPEAK TWICE
IL IL Thought that Thoasantis yyiip fIs,
Unable TO Get into the @rene
hu'iainS Cold Democrats Con.
vent TO Free siiver-Fight Againns
ingalls, and the Z. d o. Railway.

Rlchmond. Va, Sept. 4.-(SpeciaI.)--
Ihe arrangements for the Bryan meet
lns al the Auditorium Friday night
are ABOUT completed. There viii befnp.
tickets OF admission except to the stage
ana the space reserved for the newspaS
per men. Ladies and their escorts will
De admitted to one thousand seats In tfia
Eaheries. which will be set apan.: for
TINS purpose. 1t Is expected that Mr.
BFyan will make his appearance ON the
stage soon after eight O'clock The po.
ne nven VIII hol aiiow the building to become
oVercfowded. In the event that the
auuilorlum does not hold all who desire
10 enter an overflow meeting will he
hela III the open air, and AIr. bryan will
ADDRESS IL when he concludes his speech
on me inside committee will go over
10 petersburg to meei Mr.. Bryan.
The campaign in Richmond is warm i
ihs up. and good deal or bad blood is
manifesting itself There will now be
frequent speeches for all parties. The,
mos NOS enectire address made so far was
tnat OF Mr.. Bell. the Deputy Commits
sioncr of Pensions, who spoke for BryaI 4,
Saturday night. a score or more gold
people here have been heard TO say that
thcy were converted to free silver mrtt
Bell remained In the city yesterday and
several gentlemen called to thank him
Tor MS speech and to announce their
chahse OF views. The Democrats will
try TO get MIR. Bell here for another
speech during the canvass.
The canvass at Chesterfield Court
mouse was opened to-day Captain Jno.
Lamb, the Democratic nominee for Com
Bress, was on hand to represent his par
~, ana Mr.. E. p. Cox. a young lawyer
or this city. appeared In behalf of the
gold ticket. 1t is needless to say that
the audience was largely liz symfSa thy;
with Captain Lamb, for the free silver
sentiment is very strong in ChesterfieIaI
secretary Wilson, OF the gold DEMO-
cratic Committee. says his corresponds
ence is Increasing at rapid rate, and
nc nc mas to keep several assistants to aid
THE opinion that there are far more
democrats in Virginia who will refuse
to vote for Bryan than the average per-
son dreams OF. He states that the re-
ports coming In to him are more encour-s
aging than he had hoped for.
5-aeNt- etJs3-
Mr. ingalls, campaign for McKinlev
among the employees OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway and the war the Dig,
patch Is making on Mr.. ingalls,, have
stirred politics to fever heat. The gold
people are very angry with the Dis
toward Mr.. ingalls,.
John S. Wise is coming down into yir-
glnia to make some speeches for McKin-
ley. There are some Republicans who
are sorry for it for the fear he Will make
votes for the other side A letter from
New York states that Wises speeches
In Maine last week did the Republicana,
no good 1t is said his denunciation Of
Bryan and his followers was so severe
1t created sympathy for the Democrattc
nominee. Wise will speak in several OF
the cities of this State. FTt
1t Is pretty well understood that thars
Will not be another meeting of the Re-
publican Committee called during thss
canvass, but the special campaign coIza-
mtttee Will conduct the work.
DIR. Charles II. Chalkley q we'll knorv,,a
physician here. died last night from q
complication of diseases He was o1,1v
thirtysix years of age, but had kan
high rank in his profession, He ~, "a 8
one of the professors at the MedicnI
College of Virginia. ~
James E. WINNER, the slayer of 9o,,ns-
Thalhimer was admitted to bail fo-dsv
by Judge Witt in the sum OF ss SoiIN
The testimony given did not 6iffer from ron
that at the Co!oner's inquest. n ~