The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
DEMOCRATS
BIG RALLY
Barksdalc, Lamb, Kelley, Foxes
and Sa1, sterl,
Speak.
SUPPER IN ToN M Hall Y !;
Wedding Gregory
Marry Mr.. Pcttigrc,v.
Personals.

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Manchester Bureau. Tmea4D spo tcli
No. ,1iol Hui, street
In the meeting last night Of the Viz
GINA Parker Davis.Lnmb Club of Man
chester, there was present a large aud
enthusiastic crowd. The. meeting was
held IN tho courthouse, where the speak
ers assembled at $3.50.
a preliminary meeting was held at
Toney's Hall, where nfter few minutes
OF conversation. in.roductions and hand
shakes. the club and the speakers formed
In columns two abreast, and marched
down to the courthouse.
Mi. White. president OF the club. gave
way to Mr.. y. j.. Toney. who presided
and after IL few brler remarks introduced
the speakers. ii, q few glowing terms.
Senator Barksdale VAS presented az the
4 first speaker or the occasion.
@ The popular senator said that he nppre-
ciated ali invitation to speak before the
citizens Of Manchester and paid a high
compliment to his esteemed friend. Mr..
ToneS. Mr.. Barksdal e sold III part that
4 tho Issues OF the present campaign de-
pended not only On questions OF tariff
y and other reforms. hut also In the fun
4 dameiltal principles of Damocnry.
a Blameless Life.
M In closing tribute To the Democratic
N candidate he said that the Republicans
could point to&no actin Judge Parkers
life with the voice OF condemnation
The next to speak was the "Old War
Horse" Hon. John Lamb. The mai,,
fssua touched upon by the, Congressman
was the tariff and trust quest He
: said that the Dingley bill crushed out
the interests OF 4 he iabging classes and
4 that the consequent prosperity attributed
4 to3it by the Republicans had come In spite
s q It and not by reason OF It. He said
that the prosperity was due TO the basic
money accumulated In the United States
rea stiry and not through any institutions
q tho Republican party. In referring.
to the two! h Preslde ntial candidates. he.
a said that one represented the Hamiltonian5
school OF politics. the other Is the Jeffer-5
fonlan school; one to peace. the other to
4 var one represented independence OF
II thought and action. the other to scrrIlity5
OF mind and body. 33 335,
Roosevelt the Issue.
Hon. Samuel Kelley came third He
said that Roosevelt himself was an Issue
E In the; campaign. The Republicans claim
Z ed that the Democrats had no issues. Mr.
4 Kelley said that II that were true there
f would still be the Issue OF the two rival
Presidential candidates. II Parker were
chosen the Chief Executive. he would not
y only be the choice OF the people but would
$be the executor OF the wishes OF the peb-S
g:plo by whom he was sel eted.
!; Thh last but not leas tfto appear was
mfr. Samuel Stern ofs Richmond, Mayor
OF Jefferson Ward" Mr.. Stern gazed'
x on the assembled faces and said that
here was blood, and where ii ere was blood
there was life Following up an Illus
& tratlon which he used for a point in his
argument. he concluded hy an earnest
{ wish that the Republican party would
Il go to h. u The applause greeting his
i, close. signiied the hearty approval OF his
II hearers. i& # 5sas
ter the speeches the crowd al journ-S
Il cd Ito Toneys Hall. where an abundance
of.oyster-s. beef. cheese and ham sand
witches and light beverages we're served
Pettigrew Gregory.
The marriage OF Mr.. Allan n. Pettigrew
and Miss Moselle F. Gregory is announced
10 take place on Tuesday. October 25ti,
ut $50 p. NJ, at Bainbridge Street Bap-!
list Church. Rev. II. ". 81 ldy will Off y
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Adamson Real Estate Company.
Personals and Briefs.
little Evelyn Norris is very Ill in her.
homo at No. $40 Hull Street.
Mr. John r. Lnmpkin left for Plliladel-
phia yesterday morning, after q several
< months stay In Manchester. siS 81 ,s
Mr.. Thomas Bailey and family have
x moved to their new home. No. Cos Decatur
Street. lssa
Mr. Anderson. a druggist OF Hull Street,
4 willSmove Into Mr.. Bailcy's old home al
4 No. SIC Stockton Street. j K 4 #
L Tho Hastings Coursl OF Manchester will
4 convene ngits October term on NJ onday.i
Augustine Royal Company Will sFoc-
cupy2the now building on Tenth and Hull
Streets about November LIST. 4
Mr.. Aubrey Smith is very III at the
! home OF his parents, No. AIS West Four
'8tennth Street.
ia Bachelors Dream will be presented
at an autumn lea 10 be given by tho new
church society & Of Central Methodist.
Church atsthe residence of Mr.. w. w.
Pool, Ninth and cambridge Streets, to-
morrow evening. Tho public is cordially
Invited. 81. III
Railroad Club to Meet.
) Il The r richmond Railroad Club will hold