, 1874-10-26

| trtst. prodef uudek; Fourth District, Nj. Krano
! Ed!n 1 phtrcf' Mr.. H. Tarene; Sixth District, Dr.
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| C9foNtf--pr: II. Gelgior.
Ward J. d. n. Wo.ls: Th.td WIZ. no nain,nstion n
tou.sh Ward hr. Trter; Fifth Ward, no nomination
Ei.tn WsEd, , tarspsoskt Seventh Warl MYsnoke
Tseh Sssd. Ssds': H. .ss1 zsses Tase Tas
I:eah Wa9a Mi aSsna sSd H. no%a1
defson Sixteenth Ward, Mr. acihenaor 5a3ontoon.h
Nns.ch M WA 61ateso,m "ara, rfanes rr
| Otto r. schultz.
! Dir. Hudek moved that
NO CANDIDATES. FOE coNoREss
| ba put in tho fold.
Tho Chair dco.aed tho motion ont Of order.
Mr. Hutok did not wish to bo understood ~
faVofing compromise. Ho 1nado tho motion
because no thought auoh nominations would bo
detrimental to tho boss intcrasto Of tho porty.
scnMAL1AN.
Mr. Aas1nns was In favor Of indoseing the Hs-
publoon candidates for 0ongross. Thoy wore
not strong enough to carry through their OWN
men.
Tho Chair declared tho wholo dobatc out Of
0raor.
The Chair then stated tl,at he had received a
letter from the Twentieth Section, to which, Mr.,
3chmalsan. tho Republican candidate for County
Commissioner, belongs.
Dir. Kltngu eaid this vas ALSO ont Of order,
Mr.. llmpol ynsa sorno of tho mom5orB Of Tho
heard.
ence kopt back until businoBs wnB sottled
On motion, it WAS decided to read the letter.
which IL o. follows:
10 fe zecu.sre Committee ef Tie Eorkin5men.s Purity
At gcuerz meeting Of the Twentieth Section Of thu
Workngmcn'a party Of Illinois tho following has becu
resolved: A. Wo do not agsee IN the nraanre4 Of de
campaign, and as are ,,ot willing to have nosnina.
.nn madu for our aetlict y ncners outside Of th!s
ar tnn f mMencth ny ~ sssan las resolved sn.n!-
uuts.
CHICAGO. ost =, 1874.
Mr, Assu.us moved that Is tho Twentieth SEQ
tion wnuted to 20 out thew should loayo tl,o
room, aud mover show their faces again.
!, Tho motion waa unanimously alopked, and
the mombcts Of TINT section psoeent received
tue Staud bounce.
Tho list Of nonaiuations was reod over again.
and tue candidates ordered to step up to the
"Captaine deab." ono by one, and pass roviow.
MI. LE dnAND,
Congressional candidate for tho Wost Side,
came forward and addressed tho Con-
this ti1no, but they would certainly succeca
another time. Their platform was excellent,
and eommends trelt to all sorkiugmen. II tlloy
only stuck togetl.ar, and worko togettior ehoul-
der to shoulder, thoy '7ousd b successful oven
this time.
Mr.. Francis a. notf.ilan, Jr., Was called upon
10 step forward, but Mr. Hoffman was not PROG
ont.
Dir. Assmus thought that every workipgmau
know tho principlrs of 1lr. Hoffman; thcro vas
no lt6e OF his 1otorating thenl at evoly mcoting.
Mr. Jansen said TINT Hoffman Lad expressed
himself as opposed to compulsory school cduea-
slon, and 20 was, therafoEo, opposed to tho csu-
On motion, tho nomination Of 1Ir. Lo Grand
H1s ratified.
Dir. Jcifors was also opposed to Mr. Hoffman.
on account OF big notiops 1n regard to tho
Vorwarss Turner Hall aeatnst compulsory school
education, aud ho was, therefore, doubtful per-
3tr. K1inge could not SEQ why ANY objco-
ttons was made to Mr. Hoffman. BecanHe he
had bcen accueod OF belonging to tho Opposition
party was no reason to oppose him. There wore
many otllorb who had boeu mentioned in tho
lists Of tho Opposition nnrty. yos that was no
rcason to cast thcm out Of tho Workipg.nons
party. 4 eoEious looking individual wanted to
know it Mr. Hoffman had bceu INFORMED Of this
Meeting.
Tho Chairman s.ated tina! he had.
i gnod-looklng Communist said that Dir,
Hoffman would attend tbs mocsins il ho was
0n motion tho debnts on tho subject WAS
closed.
Dir. Msddcn's narne vas called, but il was
found that be was not rreeont.
Ar. Rico waa called, but ho also Was non eat
LII. HU0EK,
the next candidate called upon, Htenpod forward
aud SAID that bis conntrymon all know his idea
They had a platform which everybody could real
and understand, and he was in favor of it hoart
and Eoul.
On motion, the nomination Of 1r. Hudok was
ratified.
Mr.. Krauea' name 1as called but ho did not
appear.
Gsn. runASE
then came forward and said tint he could not
speak tho German language fluently, but he
Gould speak his mother tongue, tho Scandinavian,
quito well. His countrymon all knew him and
they would voto for him, Alr. Thrane's nou1ina,
ton as accepted.
Mt. Hu1man was thon called upon. He camo
forward and 1nid TINT be had read tho platform
and ha would stand on it. Hc should do ali In
bis puwcr to represent tho views Of his party in
tho Legislature provided he was e1ectnd.
Mr.. uuxmanH nomination Was then ratified.
afr. Rowe waa called but ms found to bo ab- |
Rent.
afn Ufsuor,
on boing called, ca,ne forward and said tllat ho
understood tlat ho was put up AZ a candidate.
aud whether ho is elected or not be would work
for them oil tlle name. Flo was luboring mai
l,iu:oolf. Hundreds WerH starving in tlso city.
What did it mcan' What woro they? They