, 1875-10-02

litically, md pho agreed with him in tho idea
OF Rctipg up combination that would win.
fIo was confident that mixed ticket WAS jaat
what 1ss wanted, mud that II tho Jo!fd would
offer Auch Init to tho 1scpublcan party it
wonil be gulpci down with readiness. This
brought
THOMAS ftorSE
10 express l.ia tlIeeust for tho Oppnsition Cen
traI Committee. and to declare tiAt lie lia1l met
with it tho nRt tifnc Hulesa itr doors wcre locked
Oh oflice-aoekera. Ho thought Judge Miler'H
programme wha little rtcmatnrt. ,ut l,o wns in.
clincd to favor ANYTHING honorable that would
tena u defeat tho loecloa who wore running the
rival cluba.
j.. Y. 10 ,toync and others took par. in the
whiapetincA, ,Rgra"lng and tlieagteeinE. hut tho
tone OF winch throughout was htltagonissic to
tho Opposition party.
When the meeting wns fornnlr called 10 orlcs
tho first busiross waa the reception Of
SIN. LIZ MoYNR's RH1pnT
Of hiB conference viii, tho Opposition Ccnsrni
Commlttoo ThuEhlay cyoaing on sho caacus
question.
no confederation of tho report r.vu ria' to
MT extended discussion nn slso pnrl-
e!cations, etc., ~ ,wfhuh 1iost
o 10 spuakcrs repeated their oft-io!d
ia Rnd c1proascd greht ttispIea.trn
At action OF tho oppos'tlon COMMITTEE.
Ea,.. declared that he wotlll hesitate to SUP.
por' t!cknk nominated BY delegates cHoscn At
4.masy meetings. az several vent 10 'a5 ne 20
Btancot. support zuc!i ticsot A. 1nattpr Of
principle.
This led to tho consideration at tho rropriosy
TIFF "Jrrrs" rAlLrsa A cosvESr,os.
aud putting straight ticAot In tho Geld rcrhrd-
lcrH OF what Lilo Opposition party did. Jnt!yo
Muller cumpioucl tho proposition, and he met
All upponcu, in DR.. J. WarI Ellis.
Miller Introduced tho following resolution:
sa'tti, That tlh Council Of tho lefyctsonlsn Club
r..tr,r A1l call Cunrestiun. IN place In nomination
rant'iae1 nro Its platform to bs voted for At tho ni-
prnachiHR Glurtion anu That Tho method nf arcou,-
isIuR this INFECT lc t!n subject ii consideration nt
tAo next nccting Of thc Council.
AIr, Miller spoke IN favor Of tho resolution.
II anything wns to DO accomplished, or the
Iot-bot. lso thought il waa time snnetllnR was
heing done. The Opposition party Ind nputped
tho rropoattiou sont from the Club OH tho cau-
Gus question. for the reason that tile Club was
IeaaI,'od a. ltfelesn. ne would have tue
position party. II for no otlor purpose.
and even if it was necessary TO repeal It at n
subsequent meeting. II The Clnb could show to
the poupIo that it had lifa 1t would not lack MEM
herslnp, and its influence and strangsh would bn
coveted By thoac who wore now dcspialng it, and
IL old"fogyish, etc. lie hoped to
Bee tho resolution prevail, md tho necessary
stopa taken at once to orRanizo 'JeH" ClubH i'll
Rll thu wards OF tho city and tho towns OF the
county.
Other spoakors followed, but mono to oppose
tho resolution. Several doubted tho propflety
of acting until n Iargor attendance of metnbera
was ind. and finally. tho document was dnfcFred
until tho next meeting Of tho Club. to DO nelI
Tuesday nyon1ng.
On notion u comtnfttco OF fvo, Of which Mr..
To MOyno wRB made Chairman. waa appointed
to nominate Ri Executive Committee for tho
Club. to report at tho next meeting.
THE NAMES OF cAHntpArEH TOR OFFICE
worc not rofer1od to during tho noetng, except
Mayor Holyln, who tho "Jcfre" deeiro to ILL.,
form through the coumns of THE Tn1DCSK, will
receive their hearticat opporitlou.