, 1863-04-16
Qbitaao Gri|)nne.
THE CITY,


Tie Union Convention for the nomination
IF city officers convencs this afternoon at
tae Recorders Court room. Our reports
elsewhere rct forth the delegates elect. The
primal! meetings yesterday were largely at
1epded and the vote, the heaviest that WAS
ever polled at the primary elections Is an In
iie1 to the popular interest in the Cause. The |
delegates bare been selected without refer |
xnce to party creed, the only condition re-
quired being that Of thorough and uncondi-
xional loyalty aud support Of the Govern
3ncnt, It Is cheering feature that the pollti-
Eal hacks have been thrown over. The dele.
Eates come fresh from the people, imbued
with their sentiments Of loyalty, and deter
,nined to give expression to that sentiment.
We trust that nnanimity Of feeling will pre-
vail, that no differences will occur, no jang-
Nng nor quarrelipg over candidates. No mau
a.scst bring his personal quarrels into this
Convention. We must present an unbrokeu
5rent to the enemy and the day is ours.
Let the ticket bear the names of uncondl-
1iona1 10. a1 men, and not The names Of dctaa-
gogues and partizans, and with that Ticket in
Ecribed upon their banners, the people will
hear them on to victory. The Union victories
elsewhere will find glorious echo here in the
Garden City. The people Till place them
ecfyee upou tho record against traitors both
North md South.
The actual labor Of the campaign com1nen-
res tomorrow. But four working days re-
tnaiu. Let them be devoted to persistent,
determined effort, and ne shall coq1e ont vic
1orious RS sure as The sun will rise. Rally
then 10 the support Of the ticket which s!iaH
this dag be presented to you, Union mcn.
Tho Ratification Meeting.
"A grand ratification meeting will be
aeld this evening in the Union Club
Rooms, in Dickey's Block. The can
f5idates will be present and mako
short spceches. 4 rousing time is anticipa-
ted. Turn out Union men and prepare for
the contest Come up tonight and resolve
That the Union ticket shall be carried on to &
glorious victory.
PERsosAL.-Bishop Bedel, the Assistant
Bishop Of Ohio, and lady, arc in town, the
guests Of Bishop Whitehouse.
TIE HOTEL RECORD is the name Of q new
1aily laid upon our table by Nj. 'Dohoghue,
the proprietor. It has entered qpon its Sec
Dnd eesies, and judging By the first-class mer-
chants who patronize its advertising columns,
it must be prospcring, fate it richly deserves.
AssAu1rHa FEnA1Es.-The omnipresent
individual known as John Smith, was fined
so, yesterday, at the Police Court, for assault
ing females. While John, the ubiquitous,
7aas been guilty in his time Of many bad things,
1c could hardly have been in worse business
than assanltiug females.
AFussT CRowp.-The Copperhcad insti
tuition known as tho Invinciblc Club la:
elected the following persons to hold offlct
during The coming year: Dennis Coughlin
Melville ". Fuller, Pat. Nulrooncy, G. s
Kimberly, Charles O'Malley, and F. II. Win
Sion;
THIRD WARD pMEE7ISG.-Therc= Was large
and enthusiastic Union meeting in tho Thir
tccnth Ward, Tuesday night, at which
speeches were made by Messrs. Culver, Peel
and Laur, and also by N. II. Snyder, Esq,
formerly Mayor Of Liverpool, in this State
The Ward is heart and soul for the Union, q
will be proved at the coming election.
READ, eEoF AND 1H'Sh'-He suppose tn
most OF our readers my ana use y. 3. Lelan
d CO.'S ehenlcai saleratus, but Il there ar
any OF 5on VINO 10 not. Just stop and thin
1hat impure sa1efatns Is detrimental to tn
health OF !ourseH and family, while the Chen
1cal sa1eratns Is rs pure rs SNOW, and is, thert
fore, perfectly healthy. It is manufacture
ta1e bv most merchants and rrocers in III
country.
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3,.xos AND INTERPRETATIONS ft,,c mn
att active textures Of Randolph street is Il
-. ,,,;d ,,;.,o establishment IF Aroner
R- !, Nos. 6s and 30, at the corner Of Dea
hu.n. He has the most extensive stock
fire Instruments ever brought to the Yves
ar's has large number get on the way. Il