, 1873-06-16
THE MULLIGAN MONUMENT.

viii SeCnrG the ErOctiOnOf II LnsGsNB
1ribnto to tho Memory OF O Bravo
soldier. 1
A meeting of citizens who desire to erect q
1nonraent at Calvary Comotory, over tho re-
mains of tho lato Con. James A. Mulligan. was
hold In Walls Academy, corner OF Halsted and
Adams stroeta, yesterday afternoon. There was
q very largo attendance, and thoao proHent mnni-
fossod considerable enthusiasm in the ca11se for
which thoy had assembled.
The meeting was organized by the election Of
Capt. THOMAS Brennan as Chairman and Martin
]. Russell ga Secretary.
Tho following report was submitted BY tho
Committee charged with tint duty at Tho last
meeting
The Committee appointed last Sunday to propose
81 monument upon The grave Of ool james 4. Multi
gnu beg to report aas Nter thonghf1 consideration,
hs & 1as e1p aa
'' The Mulligan h1onument Association"
Thn may " os 1no ahaoa ~ The
section nroyase TINT & Tse Or moss 1or eT r.
for pocuuiary proat, may acknowledge cortlilcate
etatiug the title Of TIC association its business and o.
iecta The number ot iss managers, their Names, otc
and tho names Of tho managers aoected for the lras
year Of la exiatenco. ,
Of iii Tia corieate, the sscreary Of State sha Issue
oestiacats of ths organization of tho association,
\
that the association being then duly orgauizod noy
proceed to do business.
II i be deemed beat to Incorporate such IN asso9s
that It would bo tho best plan posablef WILL be nee
esaary for Tho meeting today to shoooe Board of
to tho matter Of Incorporation When this is oGected
the Hoard may deviso general plan to attaf tho OBJ
jest Of tho association, adopt -.by"a~S' anu o'eet
Il IL not tho duty OF h,s Committee to anticipate tho
bie of tic PC poeossIty q scouting IS eei oeesa
whoso nunaes will be guarantee not only In ohteago
hs
TO viA.t several wokaown gentlemen for tho purpose
my ns nS a e }as%s
''Efses;dait Esesidsrt-n pstndivtlIo.
lttas4rtr---John O. Haines.
Recording sesresary-M' J. .a1Nsl Nasssis. )
focted By tio managers Of liz Association, but The
erasd Il
bearing yignotto Of Col. Mutgan might DO Rlseu to
Tho tdsa, Hitherto euzgestea q grand military
y the Committee but will DO matter Of detail to BE- ar
Tho report was accepted, and, aftor brlof do
bato regarding technical details, was adopted
without diasont.
ing Committee Of Fiye was elected to nominate a
! Board of Directors: ". J. Onahan, d. ". Qnirl,
John g; Harrington, John MoAul0y, and Rcd:
!: mond 6horitlan.
mako their aoloction cosmopolitan, md, after an
| hours absence, reported tho following namou,
!: representing different aociotiea, military and
civic, and the citizenB at large: Mullean
Zouagos Capt. D. ". Quirh lriHh hiiea, =; :.
, Clifford; Ellsworth zouhvoa, CAPT. Brightly
+ Nintiotn Illinois Association, Col: Owen Stuart
representing Twonty-thlrd =, iillinGls III Capt
Society, John II, Donn; HibornIan Benevolent
> Association, D. Haycsi. United Sons OF Erin
! Redmond sheridan Fathor Mathews, Tom
peranco Association and Benevolent 90;
! Society, james MoAlul!in st::patriek'a Donoyo
: lent Booloty, John O'AIeara Irish Literary Az
scetion. T. Eltzgibbon Catholic Library As
; Dr.. AIergueraE Grand Army Of the Republic
ssRS &sd s 5na FINN T5ss.r H.,
onS PFnvio j. e. shsean ham, R05.eS; 6ssa @
i Dr.. John MoAiulIin, b. B., Michao! Koeloy
!. Danlol O'Hara, P. II. 0lary, and .. G. Caulleld
. Tho report was unanimously adoptsa, mud
% resolution WAS passed. authorizing such membgr
70 Of tho board as had been eooted, aud wero pros
!. u ent, to hold preliminary meeting.
d Tho general meeting then adjourned, aubjee
10 to call.
y Iu0 uuOTuuH Ul tuo 0VA1u u 1ApHku1h u oEoL
70 then mot, Mr. Onahau. temporarily prosidiue
aud took tho nocossary steps to SECURE oharte
~ ~ OF tho ABsocaton from the State Department.
IL An early genera, moeting Of the Board Of d
il ! rectoYs will be held.
10 This project, long deferred, OF erecting = last
III Ing tribute to tho momory of II bravo Holliol
9. E Appeara to DO on tho owe Of accomplishment.
ii Statistics OF LeElslntIon In England
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u IN important work On tho statiBtles Of }ogslatiu
oa ~ IN England, from which 1t appear, that II
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H. H. Parliament from tho statute Of Morton l23t
to the on OF tho last eeS.slon exclusive Sf t.
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