, 1873-09-05

cn,oor' r. Ill; ~ I.itt. " mt ha,.a ~ .tt;atnia
t.n Y.outn, IL sl9 oonssee IN Sseuuu 1 70 a'otso
no1lc1 tn withrar }rn,n tt,a ho4iv ~ "o'" W ''A
NJ n ~ Glor1, ,I,,,nI ~ T., nru 7u.,,,on,o
roaa5;,t; Ut - ~: u,a1h @ nosoa 70 iay DIT; Malker8
Tho lion: 4. L. Morrison made oharaoteris- ss:
Ito sort ' address, sfd s said tie first snd m9st
wards' a m no ,so @g,God g. VIII a 1no Cnatah tnat IT,
Of The - ouomy. @ ~ thongh W he coyii 81 ID n6t % faff
! ~ ho .mu.na VIII ITouir1;a ofror+ -
cntth tbo Irfah voto tfo 1nnvcd thnt AIN
Vice. Presidents bo reauonted to orcanizo their
soyorai wnrfs in tin cominr walk 1nd tfat in
oase of fniinra m the nart of amc5 ofilcora thnt
~ ~ xontin ~ nJ ~ ill., VII 10y sra1
! znt;ou. The ,notinn ,yna cnrr}of1
hir i n. ~ nn1lamu = mnved M % thnt tho rxcc,,t,va
! nomm;ttco draw IN n nian or svatnm n or~am;.
1s+in +h;oi. ~. fha ppant - H. ararai G;aa-
H. ov s1 Inc several eo
hna already been So
N1r n - n Hnnmng ,no,1o - .i,ort ri a,,d ..ne,,;no
annncl, cxnrossing con3Ionco 1 IN iho ro4nit y tto
| Indnatrin1a mochnn,o wnnm he fonnd m Tia thn
| riTht sidn m ovcry .,a and amnnr al, c5aasoa
| he Ind haard hnt ona nv ,bn neonio flii mt
Particularly care how Tho nor nomination. % - were ere
ami run ;nta M fanat;ciam and arsccsa ',o ,yaa
| cortain " "N'' "AS~e0' '"A
mour noo,, rop corso,,a
| On motion of Mr. ifnymnn tho Chair an
noinfod Mouar. n ri TJcvmon n D ITonaar
md Dnniol Worth;nrton- n nommjttoo to Eocura
| a larger room for the meetings Of the Commit
| too OF Seventy.
.. 7,a,a; Mo"n FA1onaiEs Fu uFI!oE: flo
1ist of namaa or nont1oman fron, v1,i,l, ,,t,n'
Dor, ho thought, it would bo we'll
to 8olect somo Of the Law and
| Oloer Canoiustns ~: +; DerflcRsoh. Carnlo
ham RfnL,on ta 1x1on ID ond Sf;rs,I - Moh,'au
M'AuIEY DECLINES.
| 1fr. Michael 'hjcAuley thanked tho gentlemen
Tor tue honor conferred in mentioning his namo,
~. ea1u ~ nao n'Ma5s ~ @la "ona haw aya notu
ttinv for Tooa and horeaf ' n,nvarnmont Wo aa;d
the Tonth, Eleyonth, Twolfth, Thirtoonth, aud
Fourteenth Wards wore suro for the CAUSE of re-
form: So, -.
H. ,,1a h,a 'no & Nin'i.s H., ,u;a,,oa l.. naa
Ia woro a,,ro ~ thu Ink hn woa
afraid it was not 10, There was
no security whore auloon-keeporB were tho rep
resontatiyos as Aldermen. Ho agreed with Dir.
Sullivan that the COMMITTEE Of Seventy should
not mako nominations, but they should mako
sure Of tho organizations in evory ward to payo
tho way for proper nominations; and, to DO
th1a, tllo Committee should maet. in evory. ward
tho Irish boing led by Hosing-a political bum
| mgr. The Irish. lo saa might be 30 lot, but
not 1rish-Amcricans, as wes every Irish1nan who
| had sworn allegiance to this groat country.
/
Mr. 4. Paxton, from the Committee on Public
Meetings, aaid thcy woro ready to call meetings
| whonever tho present Committee suggested, and
they would be glad to receive the natnos Of
| speakers who would attond and address such
meetings.:
| Mr. Maldon said there had already been several
good meetings. and announced that another
would 10 hold on Inesday night, at tho corner
| Of Clinton and Randolph atroots.
A gentleman suggested tho propriety Of hold
| ing Il large 1nnss-mooting.
Mr: z. +. Runyan ma1o IN earnest and offoct-
ivo address, urging tho dl!igent organization Of
tho wards. He said he had some knowledge of
| politics, and lo know wArd organizations to be
fur more otlicaconH than any big displays.
SPEAKERS WANTED.
| a resolution WAS adopted requesting all public
apeakers fayoring law and order to send their
numos and addrosses TO- the Secretary, WHO
| would givo them good work to do.
Mr. Alex. Mckenzie announced that public
mcoting would bo held ut Tammany Hall, OIL tho
corner Of LINCOLN and Indiana atroets. on noxt
Thursday night.