, 1860-01-17

! 1k6ENUtl.An HANf8 NXEC111E LQ&t Eve
| ming.
The Republican mass meeting last evening ut
Light Guard He'll was much the largest primary
political gathering ever held iu the city. The
object specified in the call was the election Of a
new executive committee for the municipal
campaign. The object had in riew By tile mas
ses who assembled was evidently an old fash
ioaed Republican revival.
Tbs mtc.iug was called to order at half past
seren By Hon. Isaac n. Arnold, the Chairman
OF the Committee, whereupon Lrrusn HAVEN,
Esq, was elected chairman Of the meeting, and
Theobold Hartmann and J. r. urgu1iu, Sec
| retaries.
On motion, the chairman then appointed the
te'.tsvins gentlemen committee to nominate
na Executive Committee for the ensuing car ::
First Ward, Carlos Haven; Second Ward,
]. L. Mil'iken; Third Ward, L. Il. Eoyden;
Fourth Ward, S. Lampcrtz; Fifth Ward, S.
Hccotter; Sixth Ward, Wm. Wayman; Sew
cath Ward, E. Antheny; Eight, Ward, E. C.
L1rned; Ninth Ward, A. C. Coventry; Tenth
| Wnrd, o. S. Acrrick.
While the Committee were out, the meeting
s:as addressed by Isaac y. Arnold, n. B. Judd
| End 4. G. 1iessing. Tbs Committee returned
and reported the following Executive Commit.
ice for the ensuing year:
lst WAno-Chas. B. Farwell. F. Tuttle, F
Schlund, L. c ?. Freer, Carlos Haven.
Cd WARp-C. l.. Wilson, q. R. Huwiey, G. O.
y. Gage, hcobold Hartmann, I. L. Miil.ken.
31 WAEn-Gee. 4. Flassgg, Wm. Murray, i.
y. Ellsworth, 4. Garrison, J. uettinger.
;, 4th W*npIL; ILL., 1lanmFsrts, 2 =; Jshn. Rohcr, Il.
9Th WAnD-A. Akiu. n. A. Groves; Geo. r.
Hansen. chas. Ipp:l, G. N. Holden.
| 9Th WAnD-n. c. Ferguson, 1leuben Taylor;
| john A,nondsen, 9. Lcverenz, VIM. Wayn'an.
7th WAsnIA; H?; - e: nes*1nE, IT,, l.: i Hren'ano' E.
sih WARD-Geo. Schneidcr, H. u. Ogden: G.
Wall, Z. C. Larued, lyer Lawson.
| 9Th WARp-G. Dole, 4. c. Coventry, Il. kreis-
| mann, \. Jackson, E. Rawson.
I 10Th NAEp-I.ewis Dodge, G. F, uopkinsop,
John Lcibstein, U. s. Merrick, Cbas. Reitz.
The report was adopted By thundering Ayr,
after which the meeting was addressed by John
Wentworth and E. C. LarEcd.
/ Two noticeable events Of the evening we're
the enthusiastic cheers elected by the names Of
| Jo11S SHERMAN and Jonx H1ckuAS, mentioned
in Dir. Judds speech. Tic following rcsolu-
lion, offered By c. L. Wilson Just prior to the
adjournment, was unanimously adopted:
"aaa!re A. the sentiment of the Rerue1tcan: cf Chi
thu. tney uuAalmouhly endoEe the Of the Re
publican membsIs o C1ngts:. VII. Mhe tic t'enoca'ic
ate e'e o ts psoa %
ins cls eeetfnE LIS fearless John sherman
The meeting then adjourned with three cheers
for the CHICAGO TicKET-
Tic members Of the Executive Committee
are requested to meet at the Supervisors room
in the Court House, on Thursday evening next.
Il Card.
In the case of Tie People Is. Lynd<, the war-
raut for the arrest Of the defendant was issued
| by Justice DeWoif, returnable before himself.
The defendant was 1T rested by officer Douglass,
and on Saturday, the 18th inst, brought before
| Justice DcWoll, who called Justice uoisington
10 sit with him in tue hearing Of the case When
| the case was called it suggested by Mr..
kedzie {who was counsel for the prosecution in
| the necessary absence Of the Suites attorney
that there would be less interruption at his tan
1T Justice DeWoll Is Office, which was constantly
thronged with suitors aud others. This Was nc
ceded to by defendants counsel. Mr. Walker,
| and The court WAS accordingly adjourned to Mr:
| hedzie's Office, aud the examination proceeded
| with. There no intention or desire or order,
either by the court or counsel. that the exami.
nation should be held with closed doors, or that
| any person or persons should be excluded there
% ,,iatsrnr T t. tha .St'r cbnmber" II n rsor =
we're excluded from the examination it wus
without the knowledge OF the court Or counsel.
i;y publishing the foregoing you will disabuse
it m.y have Of said examination, and viii much
oblige thc undersigned.
:: G,an -. ntr]'i; neunset co ,oI nane.+ asope
G. DEsyvLF.
ia. Hols,SGros, '"s''ees*
REuARks.-It IS certainly unfortunate that
tha. the impres ion the abovc is intended to
correct, got abroad, and injustice would seem
to have been done to some Of the signers Of this
car.l The report is certainly based on the