, 1875-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

REPuBlt tcAN MEETINGS.
THE FOURTH WARD.
meeting of the Fourth Ward Republican
Club Was held last night at Room Central Hall
Bio. l., oor LOT OF Wabash avenue and twenty
second gtroot- Col Daniel 4. Jones occupied
the chair, and there was large attendance.
On motion the Executive Committee were In
structed to report eight delegates Monday 70 be
voted for 1T the primaries
Mr. A. J. Galloway offered the following
which vas unanimously and cordially passed:
Re.oued That 1t il OF this meeting that the
+brnSz ri ali honest citizens and 21payers Of CooE
conn+r arn due to J. H. ClouRh, Eaq for tho able and
fe1rie:s manner in which he has their In
terests in the County Board for the .s teree seSf
~ Conqh briefly expressed his thanks for
this indication Ut confidence, and stated he had
a;mn1v endeavored to fdlfu bis duty to the tax
n.vers and himself in al his actions on the
County Board. !
An informal discussion On the conduct OF Re-
publica1.s at the polls followed, Mr. dleele5'
Mr. 6naldine, Murry Nelson, and Mr. ClouEh
t.t,nr nsrt. The latter gentleman said the op-
position ticket would receive tna support OF al
professional contractors. who we're tanng tne
money out Of the public treasury by thousands
and reputable citizens should use all tnelr en-
errice to defeat the party which would pfo'lact
the reign of bummerism and corruption IN the
fhe meering adjourned to Saturday evening.
TEE TENTH WARD.
The Republican Club OF tho Ientn "atu MOI
1.at evening in Justice 6alisburys Office. No. 10
Madison street. AID Clark preslded Inefe
Was slight attendance.
various remarks we're made informally By the
gentlemen present Reference was maoe o9
Mr.. Emo. to the rumors adoat concerning the
bolt Of the gambling element OF the opposiuon
marty. It vas said that the gamblers openly
declared their intention to stuff the balot-oo3es'
and ynn in Tom Foley for Clerk Of the Superior
Conrt He advised the Republicans 70 be on
their guard and take measures to secure la!1
ajectiou. He moved that an Executive tommlt,
tea be appointed to look after tho Tenth "afo
AF,s- enrne discnssiop it was decided to post
none the appointment Of En- Executive Com
1nittoo until the first meeting after the Consen"
| ton.
Tho meeting then adjourned for one week.
| TIE ELEVENTH WARD.
Tbs Republican Club OF the Eleventh "aro
| met last evening ut No. 255 West Lake street.
The Hon. William Weyman occupied the cha1'
| and Il. D. Jennings acted as Secretary.
| IN motion Of AID. George White, : commit
ten. consisting of Aid. White, A. Ramsdelt. Mai
Rotshauser, R. Henderson, and q. Martin. VA
| appointed 10 nominate IN E1ecu''o oo11
| rnittee. ~.,,o.+
| ed the following officers: Vlce-Presldents, j.
| Il. Rotshsuser G. l. Matson. and r. H. stan'
ton Treasnres, B. Henderson Executive Com
| mittee. John Gettleson. John l. PATTERSON
| Alonzo Ransdel John Gutgesell, Il d. Ma1'
| tin. Henry Gales, and 4 81. kenzle-
On motion of Mr.. Henderson. the Executive
| Committee Was instructed to PROVIDE p1'ntee
Lat of delegates to the County Convention.
some discussion followed in regard 70 "a
place Of holding the primary meeting, aud l
| was finally decided to hold It At the co1ne1 o.
On motion, the Executive Committee was ~ .
st.uctod to suggest the names OF men snsaol'
for delegates to the Convention.
The Committee reported the folloNinR "nlcl
we're adopted George E. White Il. Hennea
sou, John Gutgescll, James Quigley, and A. u
Whitney,
The meeting then adjourned.
THE FOURTEENTH WARD.
The Fourteenth Ward Republicans had yer.
full meeting last evening in Benz's Hall, No. 7o
West Lake street, William Williams in the char
Upon nomination Of B. G. Gill. James
Clark WAS elected Second Tice-Presideut in plac
| OF James Flood, who had connected himself VIII
the Opposition party. .....
committee Of i've was appointed to sueBes
| the names OF the Delegate Committee to B.
elected At the primary meeting Mondag. -,
The Committee retired, and Senator W. W
| WoodAtd made speech. during the course 0
which he denounced the illegalty by which pub
lie officers drew more sa1a-y than the statute u
| lows them. He then turned his attention to
e Hesne. Now the Law allowed tho Treasure
~. 600 per year. and no more; or $4,000 for tn
rr.sre The electton Of hs. He4inR would encpu1