, 1874-04-01


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WEST TOWN NoMINAT1Na ooNVEN"l
Tho Wost Town Convention Of tho pooplo'p
party met vogtortlav aftor,oon In West H,lo
rurnar un,, an Wo.i tr,vo1ft,, etroot rlo sn :;
1,on 0a;a;,ss ~ 'oss 1"on '!,oo.: M .no s.
asBomblod waa 1illod ut an carly hour with polif
tfcianB, candidntos and their frIonls. aud mnnv
hangers on OF tle poura yya,f1.},,mmar. T],o
non1'1or form NJ iranirn,,on soon,o1 ~ ho i,1
t'f". Ao =. !Ant4'"'4o't ece'!tou W oo io-
ciosoa bohihd tho bes, and much OF 1t waa iin-;
bibol by tho thirsty souls who cougrcgatod there-
aborts. Amonp thu
~ ,' .vrT,",,,,o,r,, .' ~, ,n,o,.so
VINO easnefea 70 adVtso, aamontsil, or correct tho
smaller fry were ox-A1d. John Comis1loy, II. ..
Miller, George Van Hol1en, John Harringtotts
Larry O'1'rian J. j. Crowley Aid. 7. T. DnileY
AAA olAoAhs
QUITE onpEnIy.
The Convention as 4 tulo was exceedingly Or
dnrly and well-behaved. Tho oontesting deln-
gatea, who woro rofuBod seats by thu Committed
Oh Credentials, ut ono time Booued deBirous Of
carrying tlor s9uabbles into tho open Convon !
ton. but tue tlrmneBs Of tho Chairman prevented
them from obtaining hearing, and from tho
timo whom tho 'tifst nomination was made Until
tno ad1ournmont, tue proceoaf1gs wore romark-
ably FREQ from disorder. .Occaslonn!ly, partic-
Seventh.
Ninth WaIds, tue Chairman OF tho ward doega~
ton Wo4lu MAKO mBtaKe IN giving tho vote,
aud some excited individual would call for tho
polling OF that delegation. Tho instances
whore Whole dcioSatlon Gust On undivided
vote for any candidate wore always the
occasion for vocitorous applause from that
candidatea 1rlondB, anu the motions to
maize the nominations unanimous, were
,Ia always H.. carried IN ono hilarious yon Iol-
lowed BY . few aopulchral negativca from the
m; disappointed noh-delogatcs on tho buck seats.
and pushed It's work through with commondabie
i longod ias its lifting considerably 0'"'' p'0
rnrrAnArtoSs.
About $50 O'Clock, A1r: Walter s. Doglo nom-
1eg eeotS tue ., istar mad9 @ short speoeh
urging unannlsy o. actlon, ana expressing tho
hope that TIC persons who Should receive the
nominations would also have tho United support
OF Aftor ~ tha adpo1;9gt,ona pa1fyt ,ro, nr,hor ~
n,ted fan tn aoa ~, ~ q persons
o,nann socratarv n NJ ha Gonvont;on H. o. oos'o "as
John T. Mullen, from tho Ninth Wnrd moved
that tho Chairman appoint Comnittoo Of one
wnrd delegations showed contrasting sota I of do1n.
catos from the Seventh. Elevonth, and Fifteeuth
Wards. consequently the n1otion wna amnudol
to include only those from wards whero thero
nro tho na,nos Of tho members of tic Commite
too on Credentials: ]. +. Mullen. J. O'Brion. q.
q. Eaton, Clark Line. John Sutton. and Joln
O'Couuor,
THE DELEGATES,
were empowered to fill vacancies in thor ranlis.
The Gommittco on Crcdentiuls then withdrew
for consultation, accompanied By the oontcgting
delegates. After an abseuco Of about twenty
contontnnts. tho Convention yyaa nroin cailnd To
oror nml the G'omm,ttnn rcr,nrtoa tha folou,;uo ",
ist at tlelorotcs:
Seventh Hard-rrcd Lodiug, John Nolan, P. Q.
Dunn, j. Lyons, mud ]. Ring.
Ephth Itard-p: ". Morton Michael Ryan, John
Onrien, William Caaglaii mud William McA1ullen.
,o % e, MmrnnS' uMomas 1a Hayd9n.
uosa uonu l. "u"e' 'nsf4eA oono'n ana 'onh Aicon'-
Meyor, r&es. + Cook, md S'9i William IN L Hand. % fS
Eeuentt lTtsri-1aeob prcxs. - Hennegan, Dennis
oGalsghan, J. G. Cullen, Cyl a,la Louis , stsyslH,
lssh nar9coa5k LpS' John achlasge! Joseph
h9aab aErtaM sGlS rih s. Doe2e
FeuYtssnM Tard-Jolr. Fitzgerald. john Kelly.
h1ichael Kelly, william OCon.or, und Thoa Flood
Fifteenth Fard-M. II. areenhart!t, MteLacl Walah,
John r. Koch, Henry Lensen. and Charles Frecse.
read and aceopscd the aoerotnry called tho roll.
SUPERVISOR.
MIR. boglo thon moved that the Convention
proceed 10 nom1l1ato cahalaate ior 6tlperVlsor,
WHICH "as carlloo alao, o m9tlon that TIC Coll
C1A1tn6D