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tholr approval. DfonsrB H,ophori Lcland, and
Dilwell woro added TO tl1at oonnittco which ro-

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| followed In little talk, anti VIVA Hilccoolnd BY
! Fernantlo Joueu, who dcBignalotl tho Btato yoart
OF Equalization "a M aboIninat'on,
Aftoran abaenoo Of thrfe-quhrters Of m hour.
For lolegatea 10 Congressional Convention |:
D. A. Jones. @. N. Cu!borston, Joseph sauluaon.
| Amos draMnis. 8. A. 1rish, Jacob Strador, Mol.
son Morris, Q. II, aanbcrt J. II. Ctough, Chatios
lion: George Il. gllsToii, 4. 9. CatkIns. n. s,
lloNton, Nathan Wlloolor, George A. Hkrtman,
G. A. Loland, ]. Z. staoy, Il. III. Mosllor.
THE TENTH WARD.
Tho Tonth Ward Republican Club mot last
night at their headquarters, corner Washington
md 1ia!ntel streetB with the PreBdont, MIR.
Jo1oph Reynolds, iii tho chair.
On motion, tho Ohair appointed acommiLtco OF
fve, consisting OF Mcsara. A. G. Low,
L. T.. Bond, ]. Il. Brennan, John
Hoffman, and J. III. Kennedy. to mako
mp.a delegate ticket to DO votod for to-day np
dologates to their County Convention Saturday
selected aa such ticket: Congressional dole
oates, L. Il. Bond, d. W. Clnrk, Martil, Conrad,
Alvin Salisbury, 4. n. Avery, John Hoffman, A,
=. Bishop, md u: 9. Moroy. County delogstoas:
Brennan, Frederick Boomer, Chariea d. Peacock,
+. d. FELTON,. and II, J. Olivor, On motion the
selection Of the Committee was adopted, and
tho moosing adjourned.
THE ELEVENTH WARD,
Tho Norwegian Republican Club met at No.
1t9 milwaukee, avenue last oyoniug, G. r. Mat
son, President, In the chair.
Dir. paoli addressed tho meeting. Ho II op-
posed 10 choosing long-nusoroa mon aa oflcors
in tho city or county.
Mr.. Gittyson considers tint tho Republican
party alone can rcctifS tho political wrongs now
opprossing thc people.
J: D; Ward, candidate for conmoas, camo
next. He is In favor of reform, docs not bo-
Deyo in pertios, but ~ solcitouB for the preser-
uatiou OF liberty, anl tho colorel mon must bo
maao nd Gafo In Louisiana M they arc IN Chica-
70. Mr.. Harrison, his opponent. was Mt tho
time Of the War In Bympathy with tho Rcbols,
and tho White Leaguo would rcjoice ut bis olcc-
tion Ho did not caro- whothor he himself was
returned or not, but Ito would roEard it as do
plorable event il Harrison wcro elected.
Representative Olosou Bpoko In Topudiation of
tho charges made ngainst him BY Gen. Liob that
ho was . liar aud young mal. Ho was loudly
app1auded.
TIE TWELFTH WARD.
The Republicans Of The: Twelfth Ward turned
ont in full force for q mnss-mocting last ovoning
ut Martinoa Hall, on Ada stroot. Col. A. N.
Waterman occupied tito clair, and Alr. George
r. Owen oilicintel ns Secretary.
Juatico Austin opouod With q telling and aon-
siblo canpnign-1octuro, which was woll received
by tho audience. h1r. Clarl; Goib followed In
speech which was not 90 vol received, aud,
although ho was warmly npplaudol at ita Close,
thoro was considerable dissatisfaction manifested
during Its delivery. Several othor gentlenon
also addressed the club In short apoechcs and
tho Chairman closod With n neat ayid effective
speech az to what was expected Of tho Republic
ms in the coming conycutions.
A committee consisting Of j. D. Briggs, Car
a I II "A
appointed to nominate n Congressional Commit
teo and . list Of delegates to tho Convention,
which meets tomorrow.
Tho Congressional ticket nominated is as toll
lows; Mouroe Heath, George Mnson, John B.
Joffory. Charles Rcitz s. Undem, o. L. Mann,
h. o. Colo, Moges Jones'.
Tho delegates nominated to tho County Con-
ventiou nro ". r. Nll!liGau, P. II. Willard, Clark
Goib 8. G. 6tover, D. j. Avery, Augustus
Koehn, Joseph Ranuoy.
After those nominations werp ratified by tho
club, loud calls Wero maae for A1r. John B. Jof-
[ery, who was understood to 10 candidate for
Alderman. He thanked his friends for uomiuat-
ing him, but positively refused to run, stating
his businoBa would not permit him to hold any
official position III tho City Government. He re-
signed III favor Of Col, A. N. Waterman. After
taking up collection. tue club adjourned.
TIE TuDTEENTu wAnp.
A vol attended meeting Of tue Thirteenth
Ward Republican Club took pluco last evening
~. L. ~ 49, s,'s,. eaea 1aa .eaoon s',o. IT,
lano III 'no cnnif' oPeoonea were naao ny.
several prominent gentleman present ndvocat-
ing the selection OF sound responsible men az
delegatee to tho Convention. The following
delegates woro nominated by acclamation: D.
Worthihgton' COL James, " w: Nash, r. !.
Wolch, J, L. Campbell, Cox Hilllard, ". ".
Calklns, George r. Davis. Having no further
business to transact, tho club adjourned at an
carly hour, resolved to DO good work At tho pri-
mary elections to-day.
TIE rouErEE:ru WARD,
Tia Fourteonth Ward Hnnn,,l,coru ha,a
~ W, W. - n. a'n II",, 1'nu a',u /"
Meetlne lass evening IN 1amnlany datl, lnuana
street, corner Of Lincoln, William Williams in
tho chair.
Louis B. White, o colorcl gcnt,cmpn, being
.uss .aIssausa 49, eo.,.s.s ~ ee :,
cm.ieo upon' aauicasaa 'no 'ieos'nG, ao balo
When roso did SO to oScugo myself, for do
not think 1t right to innugurato tho bust
moss Of this mcetiug Neyo1thelegs I think
q 10 ;vr,mhont rro,, ia h,,n,,,a.t
euu1oo'' upon 'uo "uinoes'
OF lib 70 20 cSefytllnE 70 0ppcHo tho oEGrtl0uB