The national Republican., 1867-04-26
TnrnD WAND RADICAL RrrvsfaelStLvil

Ninth and o strssfsi MAG. Hall (prssidsnt)
In the choir, and Johp 7. Johnson, secretary. i
The minutes having been fsks, tysitE l4r
M, N II, Miller csllvd sttsntlpn' 70 tie fact
that he h.d otjsctsd 20 .pfeessdihg % the elec-
tion Of delegates ct The last meeting for the rsa
son that II bad been sgrsed By the association
that the delegates should not b. e,petsd until .
future uneotlur X rIfaH is1utlQf u1tk i9p ~.
The Chsir csnsa aitsniion 10 u, fast thAt d.
resoln,ion postponisg The sisctien Of dslssatss
for two weeks was reoonsidsred- HsaH ~ y
MT; Mill.s ssit te.t the p,css.Sing. Yer. Z.
ststsd In thu minutsA ihat be 70 the pro.
ossdings. The Journal was also ipeereot In an.
other particular. Mr. WIN. "A. Cook was elected
. delegate. and his name docs not appear. 7"
The secfstary stafed that the list vas handed
70, him BY The fsllsrs. and that hs had prepared
the nciles for Mr.. Cook, supro'ins he was
Mr.. Q m. Bpla zone Of the t.lIers) stated that
Mr.. Cook received " vo,es. . 49, n.
Mr.. Miller was certain that Mr.. Cook was
wr Blis thought the trouble sros. ffon the
fact that Mr.. Olsrk's name was withdrawn, and
Afterwards put forward, when hs uss elssisd. v
Mr.. W. 4. Cook vishsd 70 say that hs bad no
desire 70 be dsleE.tsu No question which
s,,s.S sSss g.S's;' !, s s's.a :, s:s n
hh name he updsritood ths lisa of dsisgstss
would not be oomplats. a. thsrs we're but four.
teen. He would be perfectly sasishsd " the club
| should elect sons other psrson. 5ls n't2.y' y.
Mt. Miller nev,dto correct tho iOarusf By In,
sertipg Mr.. Cooks name. " y. rst7 l!r4s,i 80 +.
| solary asked for the reading Of ths names
fthe dslssassl and they were read sy ne $50.
MI o. Sterling stAtsd thst his name vas not
down on the Lat Of delegates, and hs thought
| that hs had b.s. elected. a.f ..s .'.E 7 e
Mr. r. Bsall stated tnst his recolIsctlon Sas
that Mr. Sterling received ioo votss. and va
Nc. Cock moved ihs. II. ninu..s b. corrected
sy 't,ihiss out bis name md inserting that Of
Mr.. Miller vouId not submit to sush motion,
and raissd The point Of order that M. Cock, not
being present nj the last nesting had no right
make motion 10 correct ths miputss. .hr.
Cook was elected, and he (Mr. ny wanted him
TO serve-he was arepressntiveI man Of iptsl-
iigence and knovisdge--Just such a man as he
dssired 10 70 10 the eouveutiop. IsI p, INV d
q Mr.. o. Hsvkins teoiored) thought that the
club could roosivs his melton ss much as they
could receive bis nomination. n ,s.f-fIi-g.a 4
The President stated the question 70 be On the
motion Of Mr. Cook 10 correst the minutes.
The Chair decided Mr.. Cooks melton 70 bs 10
order. and asked Mr., Miller uho.hst As desired
Mr. Miller r.pii.d thai b. would no. spp..l,
but wanted the decision entered on the jsafnaI.
| Mr.. VIM. B. Cudlipp obtained the aoor
l Mf. r. J Beal desired TO state bis recollection
In rslation 10 the election Of delegates. IS = O
Mr.. Cook said that he trusted that he wns In.
tsnsely radical, but hs would never permit hin
self to be . bone Of contention In any radical
cipb. and II vas With rsfsrsnes 10 this fact That
he submitted the motion that he did He be-
ilsvsd be had . right 10 submit motion that bis
name ,houid be erased, and that Mr., stsriips's
II should be put In his place. He presumed thai
Mr.. Startling had been registsrsd, an that he In.
tended TO vote here, and that he was good rad
ieal. Iussmueh as be possessed those require
msnts, he could see no lmpropristy In placing
hb Mr. SD name 10 plass Of his own, He do
sired to say that disssnsons had become too
Common in the clubs In the various wards Of thii
city ",a
| II va grand sud glorious hour whsn ID,
illustrious and martyrsd Lincoln struck oG th,
letters from The slavs. II was . grand and
glorious hour whom this District was smsnolpatst
by Congress. In that hour hs did not shrink
Hs did not ask now % bs placed in any oflcia
cess Of tho party in the Third ward. Mr.. Cool
continued ss length, and was ffsquently up
piauded. w as''.'' ... ta' ~ ~
Mr., R, J. Bssil asked II the delegates were al
members Of the club.
The sscrstary stated that Mr.. Sterling naa'
was not on the roll OF the club.
Mr.. Millsr's corrections were ordered 70 b
inserted, -r .lr a r.ri zeIgaa za.. r,ua
Mr.. Startling stated that he was the sscrstar,
Of the Gsrmsa Radical Lincoln Club, and wss
I resident Of the ward, but would withdraw BIZ
name, as he did not dsslre 70 bs bone Of con
tention. -..g. . -ss. ilE.i. r.TrrIdr a.isB vr
Mr.. Thos. p. Bell (colorsd, moved that u,
name Of Mr. Sterling DO withdrawn md Mr.
Cooks insertsdi which was adopted.
IL - .L.A !. - ~ tha as
rected list Of delegates; which vas road % fol
! lows: John r Elvans, Juo. 7. johnson, 8. @
Brown, Geo. W. Reniro. Thos. p Ball. IsaA
Dorsey, - Budd, Jno. II. Brooks. Alex, Hay,
Alex. Thomas, Henry Brooks, Jas. Coleman, 4
l.. Schmidt. N. B. CLARK, WIN, A. Cook. ',
The Chair stated that the next business In Of
! der was the election Of candidates fer Aldsrma
} and Common cognoilmsn, to bs supported on th
frat Monday In June. ,. Is -s
Mr.. y @. Hartford nominated John r. Elvapi
Mr.. N. y. Miller nominated WIN A, Cook.
Mr.. Cook wondered what was the matter wit
his friend, Mr., Miller, tisughter. when he stats
distinctly that he would mot be . candidate. B
: hoped the nomination Of Mr.. Rvsns would )
! made unanimous. (Applauss.l 'aa. 90.
. The Chair stated that the nomination wa
J The next busnsss was the noninstion Of oar
J didatss for the Board Of Common Council.
! Mr.. Sol @. Brown nominated MI. william J
/ Rhses, ,,- | ~ '''' - y-ss,Si .l.',J.f II.
Nj. - Bell nominated Mr. h. j. Bsali.
Mr.. WIN. b. cudlipp nominated Mr.. Geo.
| Drsw. .t ,''.0- ~ -.A
. Mr. N. II. Miller nouinatsd Mr.. N. D. Clark,
, Mr.. Hawkins nominated Mr.. A. q. Hall, wh
/ | declined. Il. g... Hs..s ..rr .-..l. ..l
/ Tho prssidsnt appointed Mr.. N. II. Miller an
. Mr. John o. oleary ~ tellers, and the member
. Of the club pawed through voting viva voee an
4 tho result was announced ~ follovs: r. ], BeAl
I 1906 N: B. Clarke, lobi W. J. Rhsss, eoi CIV
Drew, IL. aaa... .s3'. IL 7n' !
On motion, the nominations were made unai
y imous I'll
J. A COMMITTEES was appointed 10 wait on NJ
}, Evans and inform him Of bis nomination. Ar
70 subsequently, returned with Mr.. H., amid q
Mr.. Elvans tharksd the club for the ma
J. imous vote which had been given for him a.
Il candidate for the Board Of Aldermen. II vi
T. the more gratifying to him from the fact CHI
10 the nomination was unsolicited. He asked u
D. favor Of the club, however, not to insist on hl
u O. candidate. Being business man, ho d
a not now know whether he could represent the
% as he would wish. and urged upon the Rspubl
ID cans Of the ward to look around and select u
best mon they could find for the position.
10 Mr.. Eivans said bs had no desire or dispositis
10 for Office, and would rather be an humble work.
10 in the ranks. After aliuding to tho events
,g tho late war, which elioited repeated applaus
IN hs closed by requesting his friends to bold
,h nomination In abeyanoo for one week, In order
-. knat Ina