A meeting of the Democratic State
Central and Executive committees,
attended by a large number of other
distinguished Democrats from ali
parts of the State, was held In the
city of Richmond on Tuesday, foi
the purpose of receiving reports
hs to the progress made in iegietra
tion under the new Constitution aud
the outlook for the party candidates
in the November election. The con?
clusion was reached after the reports
were made "that the registration wag
going to be more than satisfactory"
and the assurance was given by the
chairman, Mr. Ellyeon, that all of
the ten Democratic Congressional
candidates would be elected. In the
opinion of the chairman though a
full registration of the Democratic
vote aDd the election of the candida?
tes in November by decisive majori?
ties had a most important bearing
upon tue future of the party, in that
it would discourage and render hope?
less in the start any effort which ]
might be made by the Republicans
to split the Democratic party in the
State. In a word,the leaders of the
party say, if a Democrat, having at
heart the beet interests of tbe party
and the State, your vote will never
be worth more than at present and
it is your duty to register and cast
your vote at the fall election.
