, 1863-04-17
Ql)iea9o Gribl1lrt.
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1903.
THE REPUBLICAN UNION con-
TENTION.
ThomasB. Bryan, ESQ.,, Nominated
for Mayor.
4 TRUE UNION TICKET IN TIE
FIELD.
Passage OF Stirring Union
Resolutions,
a Platform for all Loyal Men to
Stand Upon.

The Republican Union Convention met vcs.
1erday afternoon, pursuant TO the call Of the
Committee, at the Recorders Court Room, at
2p.m Peter Page, esq, called the Conyen-
tion TO order, and nominated Hon. J. D.
Ward as Temporary Chairman. The nomina-
tion was unanimously confirmed. Upon mo-
ton, Caspar Butz and c, n. Peck were elected
Secretaries. Owing 10 the insufflciency Of the
Court room to accommodate the vast crowd
In attendance, an adjournment was had to
Bryan Hall, which was soon filed to repletion.
THE DELEGATES.
The roll was then called, and the delegates
took their seats upon the Platform as follows,
the main body Of the hall and galleries being
Gerotcd to spectators:
FIRST WARD.
Philip TsdfTorth. Wm; F; Tucker, 1s.ac
soRpss1saS f19 eoassa5e@a. Ae-ty e. aee! ei1coths.
SECOND WARD.
Dr.. r. G. Hamiil u. ". Leayitt c. T. Ham,
George Schmidt, c. L. Jcnks, Il. Keimer, b.
For Ald<rmda-A D. Tittaworth.
THIRD WARD.
C.P.J-Asion, S. D.Ward pcterWol1,C C. B, Ucartt,
George Ii. bow, Francis A. Frank
For Aide1men-C. B. Farwell, V. E. russo.
FOURTH WARD.
William Hopkins Samuel McRoy. Lucius New
berry, Thomas Nfco1es, Henry Winning, 4. F.
Crotky. 2, n. uoneh--
Fer dldefmdu-B. E. Gallup.
FIFTH WARD.
Vim Stephens, VIM. Roberts, P. F. Roauott'
Fbr AEdesmea-A- Kelso, J. Bcierlcien.
e1x1u WARD.
Louie Reinhart, ". c. Deakman, john Lozic.,
John KileY.
Fm Alderm<n-u. 3. Ruger, ". c. Deakman.
SEVENTH WARD.
DE: Philip Mathei, George ". spoaord, Jacob
For -4ldfrmen-Max Schiller, Geo q. Youpe.
EIGHTH WARD.
n: /. Frisbic, R. II. Guilfosd, o. Hopklnsou, A.
Tar 1Iderman-M L. Frisbie.
NINTH WARD.
P. Bay. Perkins Bass. Geo. F. Leu, I: B. Blown. own
For-ildetman-M. G. Talcott.
TENTH WARD.
Z. ". Baxter, A. D. Stu1tcyant q. Lochbci1er.
4: ::Wemlle, j. clough Hatnes F. Fnhriny, L, 3,
For .aldermen-C. c. P. Holden, George Him
ELEVENTH WARD.
Eugene L.. Akin. B. u. Brune. Robert Tar
rant, A Iotkilson, Christ. Schultz, James Olson.
TWELFTH WARD.
A. steinhhus, F Hagan, 8 Gulickson, ", Encrr,
F. Schocnwald, F. Nibbc.
For -4ldermea-A Stienh1us n. Geisfell.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Fred; GehleE: Conrad Folz, chas. speny, c. B.
Mead, Charles F. Peck.
For Aldefsnan-W. .. More, Caspar Laucr.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
John Hcttinscr. Frederick Resaer, Hcrman
Glese. Frederick Witte, Fcstus B. Cole, Champlin
For -dlde,m<n-John q. Batten, Anton Hot
finger.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
". G. White, Geo. Knerr, E. Anthony, s. Shack.
1ord. John Costello, Jonas Engber., Jamcs B.
For diderman- -chnrlcs Charleston.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
F. 4 Eastman, Gaspar Butz, Charles Meehelkc,
Elias shipman, A. B. Reynolds, Henry Kaufman.
=. a. Eastman moyed that an Informal and
formal ballot be taken on every candidate,
Carried.
Elliot anthony moved committee of nine
on Resolutions. Carried.
MI. White moved that member from each
ward canvass the delegations, and see that
they are full. Carried.
PERMANENT oRGAS1zAT1oy,
Elliot Anthony moved that the present off,
Gers Of the Convention be the permanent OH
cers. Carried. S'14
For Mayor.
The delegations were reported all full, aud
Judge Otis moved to proceed to an Informal
ballot for Mayor.
C. n Hawlcy nominated Geo. ". Gage.
Esq; Peter Wolf nominated 7. B. BrySn,
Esq.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
The Chairman announced the following
Committee on Resolutions; Messre, Z, An.
thouy. G. II. Hawley, Dr.. Matt!sei, G. Peck,
<;c1. Arion, R. N. Hough, 7. ". Baxter, r.
s~aoup.
INFORMAL BALLOT.
he informal ballot for Mayor was then
t.,,:n, resulting as follows: