, 1874-03-31
NORTH CHICAGO.
Another Convention to Nom.
mate Town Officers.
What the patch-hIcCafIrcy Combina.
lion Did.


Another Ticket Yet to Come.
Tho nominations for town o1scors Of tho
North Side made by tho Turnar-Hnll Convention
OF tho peoplo'a party woro not acceptable to all
tho buulmors. aud tho disappointed candidates
nnl their frtonda set to work aftor tho adjourn
mont to got up al opposition ticket, They called
meetings In tho aovoral wards aud found tint
quito number were opposed to tho "cut and
driod programme Of Turner Hall, because
their fayoriteB had not Eeen SOLICITED. At these
conclavcs dclegateH wore choson and yesterday
afternoon they met in Bvoa Hall, corner Of Wo1la
and Superior streets, to mako nominations.
TIE Mon.
There were about 100 spectators present.
being tue mont distinguished. The Two lntter
aro candidates for Supervisor aud Assessor on
the Irregular tickot. rio mob at Turner IsiI
was rough but thas at syoa Hall was roughor.
no pataon OF standing III tho community mus
noticed in tho crowd.
Tho Convention was callod to order by Fish
/ inntod.
Ex-A1D. JOHN N'nArFnEY d, :.
was elected, and said that he folt embarrassed,
but he would thank them for the honor TLa
aaacss and collect tho taxes Of the pooplo Of tho
North Sidc. Only tho best mon should ho selected
FOR The olfiteoH; T. thtH was douo tho vordlct
On motion John Crawford was elected Booro.
tary.
- CREDENTIALS.
The Chairman was authorized to appoint
committee at five on credontials, and solocted
the following Sixteonth Ward, Abort Patch;
Beyonteonth Ward, hlr. Kelley: Eirllea,tb
Ward, Slr sullivan; Ninetoonth Ward r. Mur.
ply; Twentieth Ward, Mike Oorcoran.
| It appeared that there were two seta Of dele
gates from tho Seventeenth Ward, one being 80.
tected sometimo after tho other, as was claimed,
in the interest of patch, candidate for Al.
HoBBor.
mr. Sullivan asserted that II vas a aput uu
| job by Patch, mud that injustice was donc tia
| pooplo Of tho ward by SOLICITING Kelley-one OF
patch's frion!a- o mombor Of tho Committee
a Dc ha sna noFg s 19 a'Ess ss,ss e.
A aoiogato asked ii Mr.. 6ullivan's delegation
represented tho Peoples party Of the Ward.
Mr.. Sullivan inquired if the other dolegatoa
belonged to tho Peoples party?
Tile Chairman answered him by saying that
| the Convention was supposed to be compoaed OF
| those who belonged to tLat party.
A delegate from tho Seventeenth said he camo
as n taxpayer and citizen, md WAS not pledged
| to any party.
Blr. Savage, Of tho Nineteenth, ronarked if
there was any party about it lie would Withdraw.
alr. Sullivan asked what party the Chairman
| represented when he sat in Turner Hall the
other day?
Tho Chairman replied "Tho Peoples party.n
Mr. Sullivan wanted to know IT there wore two
| Peoples parties.
Tho chair rotorted thnt tho party waa 80
humorous that it could easily hayo two conyon-
tlons Wheroat the spectators laughed.
| TIE DELEGATES.
| The Committee on Credentials reported that
tho following wera entitled to eeata;
Vrr3- Totr F1.,.
seuenlenA llard.-Goodrlch boyer, John Roinwold,
Sas sR'tn sTfxsDs Tcaa unee
'0hn nh!sss,s Mscasrey & wct!and, Michael Sullivan
mar5y 3ohn aa5ap Gyne wn sa2aae oscar Card Daniel
Iseattet1 Ra1a-aftchaei ] oorcoran, Geo. II. opr1ou
| Henry Freeman, Herman Small Daniel Quirlr.
The report was adopted, aud tue delegates
| wore ordered to 1llvacaneios.
ASSESSOR
On motion the Convention proceeded to nom
inate town officers.
Fish Miller nominated Albert Patch for Assos-
sor, and 1e was indorscd by the Convention.
lAppause].
Otter Harting nominated George Knoor for
Collector, and ho vas unanimously nominated
by tio delegates Il;Aa,pplauaol.
-, John Lynch nominated John MoCnffroy for
Supervisor, and Was unanimously closon, nud
made @ speech: [ApplauEol.
and Patrick Daley for Constable.
on motion Of Mr. Patch, the Chair appointed
tho following q Committee On Resolutions |:
Sixteenth WaTd, NJ Taylor; Seventeenth Ward,
Nineleenth Ward, alr. Savage; Twentieth Ward
| hlr. O'Brion.
While the Committee wero absent, NIr. Patoh
| was called for and spoko thus:
| Gentlemen Of tho Convention. 1 am no speoch-
| maker. did not seek the nomination. but propoae
70 work for tho tckot through and through, anl il
elected. will do my duty as I havo dono It beloee
| THE RESOLUTIONS.
Tlo Committee reported aH follows:
ffs'!sed ,s That ws rsarm tho pEsnciples onuncatcd
entire 4ud undivided support thereto. A'~so0
Rs,olved That wc ars in favor ot an honest and
nomlsal admiustsation Of tho several departments Of
the City Government, aud arc opposed to tho fosma-
aon Of ~ cliques and rings wllc, rob the Treasury
ana ahridge tho liberties Of tho people.
nea = the different town olcss WHO, ~ their Ion.
csty. integrity and ability, !ayo proved themselves
office of Assessor tho oat important aud RESPONSE
II the gf .na he argo
we offer for bis conduct in the future.
Tho report wns adopted, and the Convention
adjourned.
| TIE aEcEpEns.
These nominations we're not approved BY all
present, and mucl dissatisfaction was .nanileBt-
cd toward thom. Thoro was considerable talk in
tho bar-room beneath the hall, wlcro the dole
Convention to sot drink, about holding anotier I
meoting aud putting third ticket in tho field.
Ono thing is certain. tho "paopo's party" on
tho North Side ia hopelessly divided into fac
cltizons mako nominations, which they will
probably do, aheir candidates will bo elected.
Death OF u Dnuuhter OF Thomna Il.