, 1875-09-24
Prominent Rag-Men Predict a Lcss Of
10000 Votes to Their Party.
a Crowd Of Dament1a Greentack Geek
ora Nces aud Re1olve in Ecw
York City.
Il Big Republican lIass Meeting
ut Warren, q.
Senator Morton Addresses , Monster
Meeting at pittsburg.
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
THE JEFFERS ONiAMs,
FINANCIAL COMPLICATIONS.
a meeting Of the Council OF Ono Hundred OF
tho Joffersontan Club was held last oyontng in
tho olub-rootn at The Shorman IIonsc, about
forty persons boing prescott, xmong whom yas
A. q. Healng, Gen. Lieb, Charles Korn, Thouas
Hoyne. Nv. lie Moyno. j. II. Dooiistle, Jr.. john
Hisc, Miles Kehoo. Miku Esans, Francis x.
Hoffman, Jr., John Garrick, Judge Fullerton,
". ]. Oualan, A. d. WaidroD. Judge Miller, and
Con. F. T. Sherman. The meeting WAS called to
order by President Hoyno.
After the minutes had boon tend, gocrotary
l1ise stated that Fiuauco Committee ought 10
bo appointed to raiao funla and at1,lit bills.
There wero no bills being prchset1 except
for rent and expenses prior to organization, but
tho1e wcre not funds on hand to meet these.
JuaEo Miller moved that committee OF
th1ee bo appointed 10 prepare bylaws. III which
provision of courHe, would be made for Ii
nance Cenmistoc It x1s carried. aud The clasE up
lnlntod MessFs. Miller J. L. pooste, and q. s. Canl
Cron nneh Cufainlttee.
Inquiry ~a4 thcu made whether tho funds Of tho
Club Hanld met It's liabilities.
Tile Secretary answered that they would not. All
ns1s asa not sd hes ,. u."n tsa
Of tho good standing Of the Club And that
the bills might b ra!L. lie asked that sho ilancs Of
The Secretary was about to road tho na1nes asked
for, when cisrley Kern stepped to his Hde, md after
for,ned By Tsessnrsr hesn taat cs1s @ Ia hsans set
becu asked to pay up, With which remark thu reading
Of names xas dlstciscd with aud Tho public was dc.
nriTed Of mcans OF knowing what jets hadn't paid
uielr dues.
AsTr.pnrdAnrEs.
Tho financial question having been 20 Disposed Of.
mfr rraAf fna} }r1]0 0y1t
WHEEEAB, :lhe JeGcrsonlan Club Of Cook County
waa organized for tho purpose Of carrying Into nect
sncs to the welbelng Of tic city tho State, aud tho
nation, which was expressed In tho following terms
AS;1 f1 ~ 4sIp prens 1n;e mud
Cook County - 1t u said, contemplate ealng con-
vsntion TO- no,ninso candidates for eity and county
primary cxucuaea, which Is well KNOWN tho largo
mars Of ELECTORS unwilling to attnnd, and whom
Tho delegates cosch At such cAucuses fail to topresent
esotrea, Tia. tho 1onersonsan Club doe, not tnyor
tho calling Of tho Convention to bc constituted by
Ktsored, Is substitute for the caucus system the
Jedcrsonian Club recommends tho election Of the
held in tho various wards os tho city, sud tbs towns
outside Of tho city tho same day, aud Within the
city u the ss,ao m hour Of The dry. .
atoptcd BY tho centrll Committee. the JeauIsouian
Club will unto III thu calling Of the Convention aud
the cntrs organization, general and local, will CO.
operate In tho meetings iu Tho wards pf tho city
and towns Of tho county, -
ID support Of bis rosoiuoaa a1r Moran said II is
plans Adopted thry would longar the spec
tac!e 70 coumon heretofore In tho city, Of bus load
Of bnneza be!ug cartol from ward 10 another TO
vot0 1t the primaries.
JUICE MrIlGn
wAntod to know II the Opposition Committee had Ad-
dressed any communication to The Club tho sub.
communication bad been rcceised, ho said It be-
nesth the dignity Of the Club 70 maie Any reoommeu-
dation which bad nat been askcs!, and 10 q
in Ytr nNf
Ho didn't know that thero waa now any Opposition
party. There h.d becn. he believed, two 0r three
promote tho cuusc Of Eoo government. had elect
ed officials who xcfo responsible to no constituency
Mr. j. H. poolittie sr informed @ jussa s % iisr that
tho Qppoatlon Central COMMITTEES tho evening ruyt-
Gus had the subject of primaries undos couyIera tion
Judge Mlsr continued, tbas 1t waa beneath the dig
sueh organization Is tas 0ppostton coatrai com.
tntltee and that II wanted tho Cnba adyce ali upon
an trrsaPonsihle stateaent and wItnous Official nor
build up smother EXPERIMENTATION. Il tho Jetfes.
ese a1a
e!ncs, and II fmheIs ha' anything u prolnss about
sr soad ,sshas L, them y hpsta aons . c1S
cll1aea 70 bo ,nanipui.tedf liz noticed that nambsra
club called tho Gosmops. II they wens on in thts
IT. e o 81
81. s. .nS al so9 w # so
Two parties In 1s7J-the Democratic and tho nepub.
lean. Tae platform OF ths Club VIA thIt ol tho
Il 5 as e Gu6 ~ .ho hq
under tho DemocEatc banhar. TIL a. u tbs election
ees asy Int r.
would 10 held to account By Al organized constlt-
uclicJ.
6. Iioaing interrupted II aat il 1sepubliean OIL
cala had not aoIen aud II they not At tho t!no
70 regular PARTY oftg'i,tzation.
Judge Miller said 10 referred to Democratic party
=, hlr. IieslnR again interrupted With: "well. Bo.s
Tweed waa regular Democrat. Ead he stole"
Democratic party"
Mn. J. R. DooLrrrLE, Jn,.
said the Club, whte holding to tho Reluine Democratic
1ation: IL. Opposition Central coumi,teu sss s's tho
stronger and more powerful Il Represented thu nar,o
Tho Club VIZ az Opposition organization aud Tiers
could 10 10 objection ~ ita eaoleatou with The Op
Iraition party through 1o Opposition Central Com
Az to Mosana resolutions. b1r D. taId tue prtmaEles
- conducted wasa The foundation o al Thu rfuptDl
haca last fall hy dele9 xtus Ut thB Opposition party
cioson through she psitnat!u.-uo1nintsa l.teput.
able that committee 81 citkeus hA1 10 put lhen uH
sko ticket. uo wanted iI0 repetition uf that.
NIL, J. '. LIE MuYSk
doubted thu feasibility ct electing deegate1 as pro-
posed by conventions These wuro likely 10 ead
lu rows, aud be more dareput.bls tlsn tho pres
cut cAucuses. An HuvU1 alat cotnmittau VI Ave. Of
which tho President ii ths Club shoull te nc.nGcs
be appointed 10 c0ulcF with the Genital Committee
UPON the subject.
yIa ". J.. GNAHAN
seconded Mr. L. h[oyhos nution In pnsvur to Judge
Miller. h vuuld lay that tps Opposioa Co,umItseo
represented The utmocEac plsy IN tusss AID thoAs
Republicans who were Willing 10 jon with them
enough for him, ind II Mada difference that the
whole lablat. Uprosillon, instead u Deluoctxtlc
liy would sAy further, tAat Mi. A. O. ucsing, who
bad bten nut Eumentl in forming that coall-
tlon, had fmggeated ht tl4 outxst that
ttls Democratic party b reor4snzea,
HesinG told Leaking Democrats then that he lad ait
tha Republican party lose7ef md that II the Demo-
cratic party rsurxAaizod Il would have the support
Of what German suto b. influenced. But Democrats
rejected bis 8geaop aud lsft him "a tals the n1-
tifn Thu Goa han md the slouii aa ntn