Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
important Proceedings.

Important ffOcceufhgk.
At an adjourned meeting held at the
Wigwam on Thursday evening, VIM. E.
French was called to the Chair, and Al
yah Johnson appointed Secretary. The
Committee appointed on Wednesday
evening, submitted the following report:
The Committee appointed By the eiti-
gems Of Evansville, in mass meeting, as
sembled at the Union WigwAm, on the
evening of Wednesday, October 9Th,
beg leave to recommend TO this meeting
the adoption of the following resolutions,
to-wit:
Resosred, That this meeting re-adopts
and re-afirms the resolutions passed at
a meeting Of over 1000 Of the citizens
Of Evansville, held at the Union Wig.
wan on the evening of Wednesday,
October 5th, 1864, having in view the
securing Of a fair, full and peaceful
election on Tuesday next
ResolUed, That for the purpose of Civ
ing assurance TO all the people that there
will be a fair election and an honest
count out, the Inspectors for the several
voting precincts in the city of Evans
vile ought to select and place upon their
several election boards, at least one
Judge and one Clerk Of each party, who
shall be satisfactory to their party; and
that the ballot boxes should not be re-
moved from the place Of voting, nor the
presence OF the election board till fully
counted; and that the Vigilance Com
mittees tonight appointed, see to the
carrying out of these resolutions in their
several precincts
Rssolred, That q committee consist
ing of Samuel Orr, Philip Decker, John
s. Hopkins, G. Maghee and VIM. He'll
man be appointed By this meeting, whose
i duty it shall be to call upon the manu-
facturers, merchants, and other business
men OF the city and township, aud re-
quest them to close their respective
| places of business on Tuesday next, in
compliance with the recommendation
of the meeting held in this place last
evening
The following committees are also
recommended in accordance with the
duty assigned to your committee:
UPPER PRECINCT.
Vigilance Committee Maddox,
VIM. Bedford, VIM. f French, John S.
McCorkle, Abr m Gumberts, Capt Henry
| Scott, Vim. Sa5berton, w. c. Mitchell,
Col. John f. Grill, A L Robinson.
Challenging C0mmitfee-William II.
Caldwell, James II MeNsely, Frank
Edmonds, John c. Sergeant
Rai,yiHg Consmittee-Reuben Hart,
Charles Redding, George Liant, VIM.
| Storton, Jr, Dr. Isaac Casselberry, John
s Hopkins, r. +. Blount, Thomas Stin-
son, George Bowen, C. r. Bement, Jas.
Taylor, B. F. Norton, John l.. Amory,
Leonard Diefel, James Davidson, j. G..
Kick, Joseph C. Jewell
MIDDLE PRECINCT.
Vigilance Coumittee-Jacob Lowen.
thai, Christian Krstz, Samuel Orr, Wm.
6. Boepple, VIM. Holman, Col. VIM.
Mank, j. A. Birkenbuseh, Adolph Pfaf-
lin, Thos. Royston, H. P. Howard.
Challenging Committee-George VOL
fin, Frank Green, ?. c. Decker, John
Greiss
Raliying Commfttee-J. Il. Rocker,
Daniel Wuntz, Jacob Froelieh, Philip
Euler, DR.. Wulkopp, John G. Paine, ID.
L. Linxwiler, Jacob Weintz, Capt. Wm.
Reavis, John Geggus, John Marks, I. z.
Gilbert j. B. Maghee, Samuel Hsvlin.
LOWER PRECINCT.
Vigilance Committee.-John Hodson.
A. j. Hutcheson, Victor Bisch, Jacob
Beninghoff, Clark Cody, Capt Martin
KLAUS, James Swanson, Martin Stoltz.
Challenging Committee. -Vallen,ine
Kramer, James Wiltshire, Antoine Ten.
vorde, Jacob Schowenir
RaiiyiHg Committee. Henry OGDEN.
hoff, VIM. Kolle, Thornton Males, John
Dannetell, Alfred Kirkpatrick, r. W.
Brinkmeyer, VIM. Green, Henry ia
cobs, Jacob Zimmerman, Adolf Hoels-
cher, James Swanson, IT., Robert Short,
! Spencer Glazier, Albert Johann, Charles
/ SehAum.
The report was adopted as read
The above-appointed committees were
requested to meet at Mozart Hall, this
(Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock punctu-
ally.