The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-02
JACKSON WARD DEMOCRATS.
Their Differences are Adjusted and
Harmony Prevails-Club Meetings.


The Democrats of Jackson ward have
healed the breach which occurred in their
ranKs, and all is now peace and har-
hOl.y.
- largely ATTENDED meeting of Demo
ciats q. .ho rns. anu occOld prcciac.s
was held last n.gnt IN the looms GA tne
4'a.es...o A-.4.n 4I~inVcIadc CiuO, corner
OF 4s,."er s.ieet dnu DiVVn avenue.
Altcf the canUi~d,es Hau maze their
usD-i speeches al. H. Nj. ROsc4Ier, \, no
OppOseu che urhet nOmiha.ed az tile Pow
h~.s,n L.eD sVi..e uay asU, moved tnat
tnat ucnet be endorsed o. acclamauOn.
Ihe HO.iUn was Called Nitn undnm.ty,
ana RIr. KOscner received the neai.y
congratulations OF ali present. 1ne parry
IA SdChaOh NaIu Is nov IN perfect unIty
ana peaCe.
The Solid Democratic Club OF Monroe
wafu, netu It's looUiar weeA,y meeting al
Nike Moore pace, on SCUM SECOND
Street, iasI nisn,, and the large han
over Mine p4a~e, N4tn stS ncMiy-mdde
benches. was med TO H. Iuh capac,,y
with eAhuDerent sp.rI1s, VINO Were pre-
pared 10 near cno.ce seiecLons from tne
yocapuiarles of me numerous Candidates
In search OF once.
The presiJenf OF The club is Mr.. Richard
l.. DOAard, the vice-pres.dent Mr.. JOnn
W. hrOusc. and the secretary Mr. NJ T..
Hennesscy.
In ieauIpg the minutes the secretary
revealed To the gathered candidates the
lac, mat they had Deen elected honorary
members, and that they were expected TO
contribute a small stipend IN order to
keep expenses down and 10 defray the
same whenever they arose.
The cand oates were then invited to
make their speeches. which they did in
regular order, from Mayor down TO Sher-
III. Whenever candidate happened not
10 be present in person friend would
arise and make some remarks in his be-
half, and the applause would be just as
great. Not one was sighted, but all were
given equal chances.
The crowd was enthusiastic They were
out for Information and they got it. They
heard the autobiographies OF every candi-
date, and some OF them were most ed.fy-
ing.
The hit OF the evening was made by
Captain, Frank w. Cunningham who
came in late, when the crowd had be-
gun 10 get somewhat weary. He made
few remarks complimentary 20 his OPP
ponent. and then ne made few oOnn-
plimcniary 10 himself. and some one call
ed for q song. A song they got and then
the demand for another was obliged. and
as a W nd-up Hot Times. was sung.
chorus. At IL o'clock the meeting ad-
journeG 10 assemble again at the same
place next Tuesday night.
Tammany Democratic Club. OF Jack
son ward meets tonight at s o'clock at
Rhodes Hall. Second and Duval streets.
Al voters Of Jackson ward will be pres
ent from four prec nets.
All candidates arc invited az this Will
he most interes'ing mee'ine. The West
End Quar;ette viii be on hand.
The Sou'hside Democratic Club. Of CLAY
v's-d held their re~u'ar meeting last
night at their hall. GIL south Belv'dere
street. 10 q crowded house. and the can
difates erter'" ined the crowd with some
very interesting speeches After all of
TIE car6'da'oS had hcen heard from the
club adjourned 10 par,ake Of refresN-
~,-~'e 'rrN ci'h vii rroet again next
Tuesday night at o'clock.
Tho Young Mons Democratic Social
C'vN WI f0'a 2 i~ac'i~r -. fNoir ci'h-
roo-, No 1""l north Savon'eor'h street
to-nioN. % o'cinck ~ candidates are
cordially invited to attend.