, 1874-10-18

ane nomination OF Mr. Stephens was u.dt
| oA1aui1oous. IN tho usual FORM
| COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ine nomination Of County Comni issionara m,
Mr; George ". Gage asked whether thu vho,.
county voted upon them-
Senator Thompson said that tho c;.v .,.., f..
Us o"n members. and the county vunId. nnde1
tho new Inv, make such nominat;ons' ~ "u1e4 ha'
! longed to it. 40 W
Ar. Reed announced that there were tv,
vacancies on the West aud two on the NoTth
Side. "' ANVIL ~
AID. Gill moved that each Commissioner be
voted upon separately, which WAS carried
| WEST SIDE.
| Inc following were nominated for tha Vast
Division: Reuben Cleveland, K. Nirison. r. 4.
Miniams. Avery Moore, II. B. Bailey, aud Will
lam Iollitt. The result Of the first ballot waa
as follows: Total vote, 1873 necessary for a
c2oice 20; Moore, g.; Bailey, 43: Nirison, II;
| Brown, 2 ~4"
The SECOND ballot had the following result Z;
Whole nun her Of votes cast. IN
Secesoa1y to choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
nu g.
0iovaj.rd "
S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5
Inc nomination Of Mr. Nrison was made uoan-
imcus. W.
The vote for the second candidate resulted IN
favor OF Mr. Moore. as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast IN
| Noors ~ Ae*o' '''"''.-'.....--.--.....-.--. 81
Cleveland =
| -.3'-.. -..-.-- .-..-..-.----.-..-...... ~
1Ms settled the West Side nouina tio1,s
. THE NORTH SIDE
for the North Division, Capt John Murphy,
stephon Holland, and Ernest SchmAlisn xara
placed in nomination.
hr. Reed, ~orkingman, said that ons person
| representing that element should be ptaced upon
tue ticket. They had ) 700 votes solid. (Cheer1
| and laugater.7
John + Mullen said that there vere nearly
! Ioo,ooo Irish Americans in the city. 1Yere they
70 be lgnored2 He wanted Capt Murphy.
lie vote came out as subioined:
| Whole nun1ber Of votes cast III
Necessary to choice. &:
Stepnen Holland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......, 81
! 5ohn Aarphy: ..-.....--..... ............,.., 81
! Erneat schmauan -
| Tho nomination OF alz. Holland was mado
| unanimous.
The second Commissioner Was then voted tor.
| Schmailau, Murphy. and Albert Boeso being il,
the field. The ballot resulted ~ follows:
! Whole number Of votes cast 1.3
Necessary to choice o...............,.,.,.... 81
--.--....- i9
-....-.-...-............,~.7 "a
The nomination OF Schmalian Wsa made unan-
=, imous.
THE COUNTRY
ar E: Il. beach was nade the unanimous
choice for County Commissioner BY the dele-
! gates from the Fifth District, which comprises
and Worth
Mr. George corkey was nominated BY tho
5i1tn District, comprising Bloom, Rich, Orland,
Palos, and Bremen-
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The following, offered by Mr. J. c. Knicker-
1ocker, with an amendment by Maj. Phelps
party Conyentlon through their Executive Com
mttee IN Cook County, MAS 2dppted
RtSoued That the delegates to thts Convention from
each ward in the City Of Chicago select the OF
1olny, eelect the names Of five PERSONS aud rrport
them to the Chairman Of the Convention and the per-
sons 10 selected shall constitute the Cook County
publican Central Committee for the coming 1eaz.
Tie following gentlemen we're appointed On
the Central Committee
City Hards-First, John 6u1umerdeld: Second F.
F Boa TO- ;bn 1o4s5h sssss coaS:
warner; Tenth, 4. 6. iow; Eleventh, 6. E. Wbite;
Foarteenth 3: % iii ffteeais. % M 4. Bs1n5srdt B1RS
Sixteenth Conrad Folz Ssyentee4th Louis seh.a-
ClaExe: T1entteth, Daniel Quirk.
cou"try-M C.. Springer. F: G. Conrad, h. b.
Boyne, t. l. Kiznpley, D. L. Tsylor--
PURIFYING.
Mr. George II, Gage offered a resolution to
the effect that the Cook County Republican Cen-
tral Committee hare power to select delegates to
the Conventions, instead of having primaries,
which were corrupt and untep1eseutatiro-
Marks of dlssent.1
mr. kaicksrbocker said that the Republican
party OF Illinois contemplated bringing in bill
IN the Legislature this winter, providing fo1 tho
regulation Of primary elections. on the haais Of
the New York law, which attaches the same pen
atty to fraudulent voting at tho primary is at
the regular elections.
Mr. Gage withdrew his resolution, saying that
he only wished the nAtter discussed.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
The several Senatorial Districts thou resolved
themselves into separate Conventions and nomi-
mated candidates for the Senate aud House Al
follows:
F15st Dtstricf-Senator, George f. White. Rspre.
eentahyes, Martin Conrad and Lincoln Dubois.
Second Dts*51et-Senator holding over. Repre-
saotsires, George III. Boyno and Solomon P Hopkna
Third Distrtet-Senato1, John Thielan. Reptaeen-
tatise, g. ". Ai1lard.
fottrsh District Senator holding orer Repze4eats-.
tvea, u. h. Miller and o. L. Mann.
Ftfth Inst5ie&-Senator, Charles E Moorn Repre-
sentatt7es, G. L. Indetbo1g and Chazlea E. Seh1r-
low.
Sixth Dstrict, Senator holding over Rap1ns@ata-
Hvea. Joel D. Harvey and J. @. Barker.
Seventh D.sts7cf-StnAtor, George H. ln8a1ls. Bop
These nominations havlnH been aononuced,
the Convention, on motion, adjourned aine die.
TIE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL Dis
TRICT.
The delegates appointed to nominate Con-