, 1874-10-21

como hero ahtl haHnrt ttielr rights, not having
hlr. Durloy said TINT Tho Republicans Of tic
Third Ward woro prevented from voting, Work
mon from tho 0ovarnnlunt works Mt Twelfth
atroet took possession Of tho polls. md drove
hopnllcan v9tora away. Amoet'ng was aubso-
200 Republicans. 1Io anl}oalaa to tho Conypn-
ton to 400 to 1t TINT ts,in outrage waa not tolor
atcu. Sonlo resolutions woro passed, and Ae
would llko to hayo them read.
Col. Hnugh aglcd thAt Nfr. Bass ho now heard.
Mr. Wilhon obieoted.
Col. lIough said lie had no right to object.
several trsod to Rpeak, and great confusion
prevaitod.
Tho Chair r,loa ont Of ordor tho motion to al-
low alr. HasH to Bpcak.
Got. Hungh protested against this ruling.
The Chair said ho triod to perform his duties
impartialsy.
read tho resolutions passed by tile Third Wnrd
llepubicnnH, OCT. II. to tho e1fcot that votes OF
no'i-rositlentB and Of persona not Republicans
were cast ut the primary election, thoraby d0fost-
ing the will Of lie 1lopnblicanu; and therefore
demanding t],at tic primary election bo dcolared
illegal.
Col. Hougs, then claimed tho floor again.
senator Thompson said that 4 man could not
kcop on making motionH nd inanitum just to
hold The floor.
Tho Chair hold that tho motion to allow Mr.
Dosa to sponll waa iu order.
Mr.. pau,u moved TINT Alr. noomer DO allowed
to BpGnE. Tho motion prevailed.
alr. Bnomer deulcd TINT my Republicans had
been prevented from voting.
AIr. Il. u. Walfonlnn tlcro attempted to speak,
MIR. pilaum md Col. Houyh claimed that ho
was not n delegate.
Tho Chair sustained this point.
Col. IIongh said ho proposed to have this
thing right il 1t took NIL summer, aud ho renow-
cd his motion for now Committee to report
upon Tho Third Ward dispute.
Mr. King Basa this was HI un1earsl-of and un-
parliamentary practice. Tho meeting. should
determine whether to accept or reject tho dele
CATION reported by TIM Committee.
Mr.. Ham moved to accent tho report.
Col. Hough claimed tho right to call for q
separate Co1nnltttoo to Eioyso tho work Of tho
first Committee.
Mr. Root moved tic previous question.
After tho Chair lad stated tue question, Mr.,
Root stopped mp to speak word in hit enr.
Col Hugh" Stpp that, Jim; lct'H have no
private ea,ieuHes. [HiHHcs] decse hisa. md 80
do YOU"
During tho call of tho uprds on tho motion
for ths previous question, Col. l1onEh and Mr.
question WIS ordered.
Whon It cana to call tho voto on tho question,
Col. Hough demanded TINT tue yeas andtnays bc
called frosn delegates individually, and not by
Wnrtla or towns.
There wcro numerous objections to this plan,
and several points If otdor woro raBed.
Tho Chair attempted to rap down Col. Hongh,
but he refnsed to dosist, and onco moro thoro
MAS terrible confusion. Finally Col. uough
gnve wny, ai1d allowed the Chuirmnn an oppor-
tnnity to stato tle question. Thcn !,o attompt-
to speak ngan, but was ruled out of order
Tic voto was called on tho motion to refor the
Third Wnrd dispute to 4 ncs committee, aud 1t
WAS lost by 81 to 10. Tho report OF tho Con,-
mlttoo WaH thou alortad ty voto OF 81 to a.
TnEl1 crgpEHTIAIs
THO crCttHNtiblh Of tho tla10patf0n rnfan1 gen Ia
Wero III fuil0ws
Ths Is to certify that the following named gentle
,rs. s efs y s esri h;1 DELEGATES g n 60 sonh sate
October, to represent said ward In tho CongreaHona
Gouyenlion George Heed, William II. KiuG Henry
Reynolds, g. D. Ki1nl,ar,, Charles Dllshy, Addison
i, j. uYnE
CnAnLIs nusp7,
H. DHApfonp,
judges Of Primary Election,
Tho foregoing ticket received 150 votes aud
the opposition ~ votes.
~ conrttsios which parliamentary law accordu,
theJ would Aavo stated in support Of tAcir claim
to admission substantially Us follows: That there
was no illegal voting and no exclusion OF parties
from tlo polls, and tlat tho Judges we're men Of
high standing who cortited to tho election Of del
cgatcs. But, as tho delegates who had tho high
est number Of votes were Dore lncll, aud tho
next hghont woro Dixon mou, tho Smith men
got together, without lssssillg any notice what
to liz Sselss af'e2d donssen s s ssa @
men who received leaa thau onc-tlirt
Of tho yoteB at tbs primary meetings.
~ doing this they lad the advantage OF having
Atr. Root, Smith man, as Chairman Of tho Com
nizea AIR. Drayton. another snaitl, nun WHO
nominated Air, Clalin, unutAer Smith mnr, to
nc Chair, a1ld WHO lind the makilIg-up Of tho
com'nitseo Oil, Crodentinls. This Committee
t3rt 1r7pG
delegates wi'o Ind had no opportunity to be
hourd, either hotore tho Committed or hofora tho
convention. Tho dolesRtes who were thus ro-
joctcd assort that their elootion was us fair as
yontion, all such elections being more or less uu-
satisfactory.
Tho following letter was thou read:
~ e Aa".iaat"y Convention Fra. Congressional Di.trct
uENr1ruEs; At this late date {aul am cory 1t ia
40 lato nm constrained to announce to you tAt In
M event csu hu canailste fur reuoalilation, /
ayu been III Ave ,nonths aud an ii now for tic las
month NY p!yatciau and family have Thought That
With little time to regain my lott strength would
huhiness hut strength mud recovery nearar
day tluu month uH,.
and SHOULD be nolnased by you, could take no parf
In the coming cavaaa For thesu decline tho
rcnonlilatlp, with stcaro alll hearty thinks for tho
past, always to DO gratefully remembered by your
friend AMI EcrSant. j, u. il1cE.
1Ir. Bnyiey offered tho following resolutions,
Which wora adopted:
wuEaEAs Tho upn. J. B. Rico hps Withdrawn lis
nan!o candidate for denomination for Congress-
lesored, That wo receive with regret H,lcL With
druwa md extend to lin the thankA of tho 1epubc-
auE OF thiA district.
htSurtd, That The syInpathies of tic Convention ba
extenlctt to hm secpGnt ot his nrss, and that wc
hope lie may be restored again to full health aud uu-
tiyitY.
Dir. Wakoman moved TINT delegations hnve
authority to I'LL vacaucioH. nlried.
Dr. Jordan nominated Jahu g. Dora "a Gun
dato for Congress-.
It wus moved md carried Tint
TUE FIRST lIALE0T
le informal,
lilo call resulted In ca yotos for Sidney Smith
and 10 votes for john q, Doro.
Tho ba!tot WAS declared formal aud, on mo-
tton of Judge Dralwell. tho nomination WIZ
made unat,iMonH
Messrs. Culbertson, Wakemau, aud Piattn
were appointed committee to notify Atr. 6nitll
ot llB nomination.
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Ar. ltoot moved that Congressional Com