The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
RICHMOND LIKELY
TOGET CONVENT
State Democratic Committee
Will Select Place and Time
on Tuesday Night.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATION
Taft Will Go 10 Chicago With
Solid Party Support From
Virginia.

With no big fight being made for
inc honor, 1t is moro than probable
'hat the state Democratic Committee.
NJ IT'S meeting in this city OH Tuesday
night. VIII decided 10 hold the state
democratic Convention IN Richmond.
There is great deal of sentiment be-
nina the movement to bring the con-
Nehiion here. although members of the
state committee are unwilling TO be
quoted on the subject
More than 500 delegates will attend.
platform Will be adopted. delegates
TO the Baltimore convention will be
cloctcd, and then there Will be 4 warm
contest over the question as to whcth-
er or not the delegation shall or shall
not be instructed. The effort TO cap
ture the twcnty-four Virginia votes
Tor Woodrow Wilson will be met by
other propositions. The organization
is badly split on this point. Richa rd
EVELYN Byrd will lead the fight for
Governor Wilson. bit other party lead
ers are lining up for Clark and Har-
mon Early indications point to a
bitter struggle in the state convention.
The Republicans have already ended
their work. and President Taft will
have the Virginia delegates at the
National Convention in Chicago.
Following is the official lis, of dele
gates and altcrnatcs to the Chicago
convention from Virginia:
AT intercollegiate {. Is. Slemp,
Zig Stone Gap: Alvah II, Martin.
Portsmouth; II. II. Angel Roanoke;
Royal L. Cabell. Washington. d. c.
Vile; ". B. King, Leesburg; John II.
Kimberley. Fort Monroe Il. a Gamble.
NJ. D. Petersburg.
First Observation-Disclosures c. G..
Smithcrs, Cape Charles: George r.
Moore, Newport News. Altcrnates
Clarence e. Hicks, Port Royal. Harry
Il. kimt erley. Hampton.
Second Observation-Disclosures. D. Law
renee Groncr. Norfolk; +. J. Riley,
Alternatcs. A. T. Scldncr.
Norfolk; r. p. Bunting. Portsmouth.
Third Observation-Disclosures. Joseph p
Brady. Richmond: W. 4. Vawtcr
Richmord: Altcrnates, r. u. Pcachy,
Williamsburg; Melvin Flegenhcimer.
Richmond
Fourth District-Delegatcs W. r.
Alfred. Clarksville; II. {. Wilson. Pc
tersburg; Alternates. /. W. Faris Ken
bridge; w. $. Barrett Dendron
Fifth Observation-Disclosures A. II!
Staples. Stuart; s. Floyd Landrcth.
Independence; Altcrnatcs. Il. II. Powell.
Elba; Raymond Davis Rocky Mount
'NlNtn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. >. H..
fogc, Roanoke; ]. T. y. Smith, Chris
.Nlternatcs, G. c. Ainslie,
Bedford, r. F. D.; Lee S. Wolfe, South
Boston
Seventh Observation-Disclosures. John
Paul I!arrisonhurg; Il. j. Walker,
Shcna ndoah: Alternates, f. I. Bickcrs,
l. Harper, ZirlSlc.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures Joseph
l. Crupper, Alexandria; NJ. X. Lowry,
Richmond; Altcrnates. William Brown.
John r.. Grayson, Warrcnton.
Ninth District-D elcgntcs l., p. sum
mcrs. Abingdon: y. r. Crockett, Coe-
burn; Altcrnntes, j. NJ. Doughcrty. NJ.
-, Nickclsvillc; George ". IIammitt,
Bristol
Tenth Observation-Disclosures II. A. Full
wider. stanton; George ~ Rivcrcomb.
Altcrnatcs. W II. Goodman.
Alton; l.. L. u; L. .. IIadcn, Palmyra
Note: seventh District delegates will
be John Paul. TlarrisonburE and Il. ].
Walker, Mount jackson. Convention,
March 10