The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-14
1t VIII Meet in the State Library
To-Day.
CANDIDATES TOPAY UP At 12 M.
Captain Lamb VIII Have No Opposi-
tion for Democratic Nomination,
and Will Name the Entire
Delegation from This City.
Clay Ward actives
Meet To Night.

Ex-senator David &. Hill. Of New York.
will speak in Richmond some time during
the fall campaign.
AIr. Henry ). Cohen received the follow
ing letter from him yesterday The letter
was dated Albany. N. Y, July 18th.
Henry J. Cohn. Chairman of Committee.
Old Dominion Democratic Club. Rich
mond. Va:
Dear sir-T am in receipt Of your letter
of tle 10th instant, inviting me in behalf
of the Old Dominion Democratic Club Of
Richmond, to make an address ia your
city at the first big meeting in Virginia
10 FatiEy the nominations made ut Kansas
| City do not know that / salil ba able
TO address your first biz meeting. bul II
agreeable. Will speak 10 your club u Rich-
mond some time during the campai-a--tn
Septemhe7 or October neSt-she precise
date to be hereafter agreed upon must
have the remainder of July tnLl August fer
my vacation.
Il remain, very truly yours,
DAVID 3. HILL
The committee will meet Monday night
to consider whether or not Il ratification
meeting will be held under the auspices of
the club to open the canvass and to reply
10 Senator Hili's letter thanking him for
his promise to speak later in the canvass.
WILL PAY TIP TO-DAY
The Democratic Committee OF the Third
Congressional District VIII meet at the
State Library at Il O'Clock tsa-gLsty "a
arrange some matters in connection with
the congressional convention, which vlu
meet in this city on the tst day of August
At the same hour the Executive Commits
tee Of the City Democratic Committee
viii hold q session in the Office OF
Treasurer II. NJ. Tyler. No. 9lo East
Broad Street. for the purpose OF receivtng
the names and fees of the candidates who
propose TO enter the congregational pri-
| mary TO be held in this city to eject dele
gates on July 26th-
There viii be but one candidate-Con-
gresham John Lamb He is at the Gold
Sulphur Springs. in Bath county, but has
arranged with his son, Mr.. John y. Lamb.
20 attend TO handing In his name and
$500 to The committee. Al this is
| merely formal. and, as IS usual. the COM
mittee VIII probably return Captain
Lambs check TO him when the necessity
fer q primary shaii have disappeared, by
the failure of any other candidate TO enter
the race
No name can he received, under the
plan adopted, after the hour designated
above.
The Clay warl &cttves will hold their
regular senli-monthly meeting to-
night at o'clock 1t is prubabte that
addresses will be made by prominent Euca.
Democrats
MIR. BUCHANAN RETURNS
Mr. Horace 6. Buchanan who WAS one
of the delegates from the Third District.
10 the Kansas city Convention, has re-
turned home He is wearing q rabbits
foot. which is attached to Il E;Eyan baEtra
From Kansas City Air. Huch 2ra went
to Fayetteville, Ark, 10 visit his sat1er,
Or. John l. buchanan, formerly st,pertn-
rendenr Of Public Instruction in VIZ
ginia. pr Bucharsan Is In fine health lui
expects TO visit his native STATE next
summer
Mr. Buchanan found arerywhaye he
went much enthusiasm among The Dsrl0-
Gratis over the ticket nominated. aai the
platform adopted at Kansas city He Is
firmly convinced ti1at Bryan yH make
much better run than ne aid fo4s years
ago