The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-13
CALL POLICE TO BREAK
UP c. D. P. CONVENTION
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permission or authority" be asserted.
1T is gross and high handed viola
ton of human property rights.
May Appeal to Board.
Mr.. Brown animated that he would
call the attention of the police board
TO what he rega rded AS the derelfction
OF duty on the part OF the two police
men who We're summoned to the nail.
After the meeting adjourned. Mr..
Brown repeated his remarks to n
stenographer so that they could be
engrossed as part of the minutes.
The Flcgenhemer followers claim
that they viii be in control of the dis
trict convention when 1t meets in
Leader Hall. South Richmond. Feb
ruary ~ rhey say King William,
New Kent and Chesterfield are al
ready with thena,-aHa Hanover. Hen
rico and Goochland will be in line
within the next few days. The other
side is equally as confident of con-
trolling the district body. The State
convention meets Roanoke March
l..
Deieaa tss Arc Named.
AT the first meeting last night, the
nomination committee submitted the
following report signed by Joseph W.
Stewart. f. r. Mitchell. and V. Donati:
we, the undersigned Committee on
Nominations for tins mass meeting
held AT Richmond. Va, on this 18th
day of February, 1912, beg leave 10
report and do hereby report and NOM
| mate as delegates and aiternates TO
the Republican district convention to
| be held at Richmond. Va, on the 18th
| DAY OF February, 1912, and to the Re-
publican State Convention to be held
| at Roanoke. Va. on the 18th day OF
| March. 1912, the parties hereinafter
set out. the same delegates and alter
: mates to represent the Republicans OF
the city of Richmond at both district
| and State conventions.
| "Delegates-Joseph +. Brady. Wal
| Ter w. Morton, G. A. Hanson. Joseph
W: stewart. X. l.. Mahales. Oscar
| Mitchell. John Misenheimer. J. W.
Huss. DIR. b. A. Hord. ". Donati.
| Rernard Shaughnessy. Mark r. Lloyd,
S. l.. Clarke, Jas. l.. Shelton. F. f.
| Freeman. II. F. Waldrop.
"Alternates-Edwar l.. Levy. c. NJ.
Lippard. J. H.. Lyneman. A. J. VOL
verton. H. w. Walden. X. f. Powers
Joseph Smith, w. II. Noble. r. D.
Frey. E. r. Wooters. ]. b. Stewart
A. Clarke, Ernest Eubank. John l..
Grubbs. James Duffy. r. A. Dyson. NJ
Salomonsky. B. c. outlaw
| Not instructed
Then followed the resolutions COM
mittee report endorsing National Com
| mitteeman Martin. State Chairman
Slemp. 1t was signed by Joseph r.
Brady. John l.. Grubs. and l.. A.
Mahaley. Mr.. Taft had been prev
iously endorsed. Both reports were
unanimously adopted.
While this meeting went on rec
! ia To
dency the delegates were not instruc-
ed TO support. They are merely d.
rected to vote as a unit on all mat
ter coming before said district and
State conventions. as majority of
said delegates may declare"
Temporary Secretary Lyerly. 1t was
stated. went away with the list Of city
committeeman named by the Flegen-
heimer people and SO 1t was not
available for the press.
The Moore faction hesftated to give
out their list OF committeeman but
I anasSss yielded ~ S'4-'.,sa'
These are Instructed.
The resolutions adopted by them
read as follows:
We. the Republicans OF Richmond.
! Virginia. in mass convention assem-
bled. on the 18th day Of February.
1912, heartily endorse President Will
| ildHl Eio~dIu idIt, IOr TenOmInat1on.
and each and every delegates and al
ternate elected at this mass meeting
to the Republican district and State
conventions Is hereby instructed ana
pledged to vote Tor no delegate or al
ternate to the Republican National
Convention. who 10 not Instructed and
pledged to vote and WORK for the re-
nomination Of President William How
ard Taft"
! list Of DELEGATES.
Delegates to the district convention
were named az follows: r. e. Cabeli.
G. r. Moore. C. p. Cary, Marcus Nc
Kay, Leslie II. Drew. A. g. Rogers.
John r. Kidd. J. J. Redmond. B. W.
Mannel. Oscar r. Phillips, Lee W.
Station. A. A. Page. J. c. Bristow.
J. W. Sargent, John A. Murphy Ed
gar Allan, Jr.. NJ. NJ. williams, B. B.
Arnold.
Alternates-B A. Liegers. F. J.
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