Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-01
NAME DELEGATES.
LISTS OF THOSE WHO WILL REPRE-.
SENT RICHMOND AT ROANOKE.
GETTING READY FOR The CONVENTION
Many VIII Go from Here and Else
where Merely ms spectators-Pow-
ton Meeting.
ton Meeting,

The State Democratic Convention Is
just ten days off. and is rapidly becoming
an absorbing topic. All eyes are turning
to Roanoke. Candidates are preparing
their speeches, and delegates are making
their final arrangements for the trip to
the Magic City. A great many members
Of the Richmond contingent will leave
here on the evening OF the 9th, getting TO
Roanoke the next morning, but most OF
the delegates from here will go up on
the day train on the 10th, arriving at
their destination in time to get good
nights rest before going into the con-
yention.
1t Is pretty certain that both Of Vir-
ginia's senators and all her Democratic
members of Congress will be on hand TO
take part in the work OF the convention.
Local party leaders from all sections
Of the State will be at Roanoke, and 1t
is estimated that fully 1000 persons other
than delegates will go TO witness the
spectacle, or will be there in the interest
of some friends
SUBMIT THEIR LISTS OF DELE
GATES.
Yesterday was the last day in which
Messrs. J. Taylor Ellyson and j. Hoge
Tyler could hand I'm 10 the City. Demo-
cratic Committee their lists Of delegates
for the city of Richmond. The lists were
submitted 10 the committee promptly at
noon, In accordance with the plan OF the
recent Democratic primary. Neither the
Ellyson nor the Tyler forces have Sc
iected their chairman. Mr.. Ellyson
committee named his forty-eight dele
gates as follows: Messrs. H. u. Boudar'
j. NJ. Blanks, David A. Brown, Jr.' X D
Brock. Jr.. J. II. Capers. Henry L. Car
ter w. ID. Chesterman, George L. Chris
tian. Sol. Cutchins, John a. Curtis, Ar
thur Is. Clarke, II. w. Flournoy, jackson
Guy. T.. II. CARRIER, George Gibson, Jr.,
Cunningham Hall, Robert Hill, Jr., o. A
Hawkins Henry c. Jones, John Jackson,
s l., Kelley, f.. NJ. Long, ID. r.. Midyette,
Miles NJ Martin, p. r. Murray w. }.
Morrsette, X. n. Northern, j. ID. Patton
Ordway Puller, William a. Price, John
y. Purcell. George NJ. Rawson, w. f.
Reddy. +. j. Ryan, w. H. Sands, w. ..
Skelton. +. /. Starke, Il. A. Stumpf, IL.
NJ. Smith, Jr., w. NJ. Turpin, George
Watt Taylor Henry Taylor, Jr., Joseph
Walierstein, r. c. Walthan, Il. ). wal
ton ]. w. Woodward, and w. II. ZlIn-
norman.
MIR. ELIYSON'S ALTERNATES.
The following were named as alter
mates to the above:
Nessrs. James l.. Anderson, Roger At
kinson. c. Y. Bargamin, J. Smlth broCh-
enbrough, +. A. Bowery, A. w. brown
ing DR.. l.. ID. Batkins, d. j. Bosher,
George Bargamin, Abe Cohen, Colone!
John b. Cary, Edward T. Crump. FRANK
II. Crump, Clay Drewry, IL l.. Dehoon'
5. i. Dunston, +. c. Ebel e. NJ. roster
J. T. Ferriter, +. a. French, II. Percy
Gray. Marx Gunst, Sig NJ. Goodman
]. q. Gilman, Charles Hutzler, Il. b.
Jones. C. W. Harris, George c. Jeffer-
son. w. j. Kimbrough, II. V. B. Moore.
nm Montague, r. H. Mosby. w. IL.
Mullen, DR.. Charles A. Mercer, J. +.
Merriman, DR.. J. Page Massie. James
II. Nuckos, J. p. Pettis Andrew Pizzini'
Jr.. George d. Poarman, G. c. Scott,
c. i. stockman, S. w. Tompkins, Henry
f. Vaughn, NJ. ;. Valentine, Jr., r. IL
Winston, Leon Wallerstein, C. ii. Whit
lock.
MAJOR TYLER'S DELEGATES.
The following are the delegates sub
mitted by the Tyler committee:
Messrs. A. c. Hartman, Clyde w. Saun-
ders. A. p. SPOTS, George j. Hooper,
Jr.. S. j. Risenstein. Ro. Whittet, Jr..
cary Il. Stern, J. w. Percval, a. f.
Hulcher. II. p. Beck, Henry j. Heeke.
A. w. Rosene, Chris. Manning, Jr., 5.
stern. Phil. Shea, John NJ. Taylor. j. Il.
Flournoy, ]. NJ n. Allen. John Grimes,
jefferson Wallace, ii. c. Glenn, Patrick
Rafter. II. NJ. Boykin. w. NJ. Coulling.
O. O. owens, j. w. Gordon, T.. X. Hard
away, W. Z. Adkins, j. W. Rawley, E. Il.
Thomasson
MAJOR TYLER'S ALTERNATES.
THE alternates for Major Tyler are:
Irwin Weisiger, John Teeffe. l.. S. Case,
J. II. Dickerson, Jr., NJ. Glazebrook, X.
10 Frazer, Fred. Il. Hobson. Charles X.
Coulling, Lewis Fleming, John 5.
Schooler, Lewis Gates. S. c. Shield, H.
A. Hawkins, +. Il. Jacobs, {. c. Walker
g. Il. Parkinson, DR.. G. V. Darlington,
Evan Snead. w. A. Dunn, j. w. Booker
III. l.. Watson, NJ. Hogan, G.. Med. Blake
G.. Il. Richardson, II. Cohn, L. }. White,
G. y. Holman, G.. w. Smither. l! H.
Beveridge, and II. NJ. Tyler.
POWHATAN CLUB WILL RATIFY.
1t the meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Powhatan Club last night
it.yas decided TO have monster ratih-
cation meeting soon after the conyen-
ton, with addresses by the Democratic
candidates for Governor Lieutenant
Governor. and Attorney-General.
The following Committee of Arrange
ments was appointed: Colonel John S.
Harwood, Colonel John Murphy, Mr..
Minetree Folkes, Captain John A. Cur
It's. Messrs. Henry NJ. Tyler A. w.
Rosene. w. Mac. Jones, james w. Cor
don. O. A. Hawkins Clyde w. Saunders.
William A. Price, Ebert c. Walthan.
The Committee of Arrangements will
meet at the Powhatan Club next Thurs
day night to arrange the time, place,