, 1875-10-21

4ne4 WILL hoAo Ao8'' '@"i'o'.
Tho regular quarterly meellng OF tue Jooef-
sonian Council was he1d At the Sherman House
tast evening. President Horne in tho chair. md
.1o,,, ui.. nao,a,.r..
W. A.1e ',oss''
Aiset tne laAalnR Of tno m'outeo ot the sofmef
meeting. j. II. Doo1sslc. Jr., moved that Iues.
day he fixed ss tue dsy for holding tho County
co,vcnti,, communicated hv n resolntion p.seel
- ta~,.,.s rs1..,e,l
o. io'a!eI neet'k' .
Judge Miller Thought the first business uoaer
tho resolution In question MAS to tx upon tho
METHOD OF CALLING TUE CONVENTION,
md mt ,hr f;,,nr ~ tho t;mc 5or tho boldnr
..ss ~. s,..o, IT,, =, .L;r,, otio,, -, 1,v
LUG eAa'o' ne c'oheo " n'AR'n. uo.'oa ~ 10y
the motion OF Mf' Doolastle On she sab'e.
After some discussion, tho motion to table Waa
1o.t hv dac;.r. vo,o
H. c,a.oM', ~. o,.d ~ III. .,on,;on ~
~, ~. oue.o','' "ss oppo'ea ~ tae nuop4'. u
MF Doottttsos NOTION because II WAS too !ate'
sud hessaes inexped,ent.
Judge Miller thought that, before the motion
Was adopted, It would be well to tAko
RETROSPECTIVE s!k"
Of the political situation. Inc object o.
the tooutHt "aeo II VA oti1fnaseo'
vas to purify politics and uphold tho Democfot-
ps1ty' The Council Waa nsned Jedefsonlau III
dcioreace TO hr. uesll'E. who took IN aesi;e ~
tefest IN its lot1oa1ion. II naa oeeh intenaea 20
t.on waa changed At slr. ilesips's dietation. nho
said that he could not tho1 bring his friends
Ian JnfYcrson1sn nntsT At nncn md nromiand tb.t II,
ss-t; t,a ,xnrtd In I,on,oerat .ni comjt nun,rr
IL. frsn9 ~ Tho aoaafar ,tnn rsv;owad ~
ua !itaons' Nv Spe1aeI s1pu Asftoueo -.
Hceibg'e political career at lepgth. and
eitod several articles recently puhllehea III
had made TO bhow that be wRs not q Democrat
IN anr sausa ~ +hc ,nr,, and that rho r,nvo.
49,. ~ Eo.5nJ 49,, ,,.,s-tI.v ~ fsno raj.
.',st ~ ao.tt'7oa a,Itns tta,+;a., ~ t;,o
mopgFol comoina1lon Known ~ inc opPoetlon
party, at tue hnad OF which Mr. ueeing stood.
liz could not indorso tue Opposition tirket be-
loving. as he did, that it WAS not iu sympsthy
with The Democratic party. Int, an the cons,ary.
it's mission wax to suf'etsedo that party. HI was
opposed 10 calling q Convention, bu. would have
tho Council prepa1c by organization to moot the
,salles Of tue future. for he beloved there was
dlhpoaltton tn tho Council TO !ndo1se
the Opposition ticket now, and further tant the
plans were already made for tie running of Up
position candidates for state offices ue1t fall
Alf. Doollttlo followed in favor OF inc adop-
tson Of his motion 70 call \ ConSeut;nn iuesdaY.
stating that tho Convention could do as 1t
thought bcst after asaembltog.
Altar eona 1nflhef efeechll5tnE. Ing motion
was carried With but one dltecuting voice.
SENSIBLE MOVE
Thomas Moran introduced the following Eeao-
lutloua
wuEaEAs, The Jenersonian Club MAS osgsnized for
Tho purpose Q! advocating and earring anto effect
certain en1msssea ID - t,9y a,pbs " ,s
os ~ .ue VI e''s'''" ~" " MAO
o19n W%,np. ~" !, ,eora th,t tbe nenubl,e.n n..t,
las Len tieniod the rigut Of representation Upon
lnaoy .. Tue pvssluct boards Of Eceuoa In Cook coun
"; Therefore lie
tasse Tha: sh's Club wh;ls destsins ths defs..
0i {He Ieubneah aEfys fct oesFfa Nctofy OVER taat