, 1875-09-16
Another Intellectual Effort to
Organize in the Sixteenth
Ward.
Carl SC1lurz 10 Take The Stun,p In
Ohio in Behalf Of Tho Repub-
liCan Ticket.
First Grand Republican Meeting Of
tie Campaign at Cleveland.
Judicial Nominations by The Nebraska
Ropub1icans-The Maine Elec.
tion.
LOCAL..


LOCAL.
THE OPPOSITION.
LIVELY LITTLE MEEr1Ho.
Tho following call WAS received by iivers pcr-
aons. who bolong to tho Opposition party, DUR
tho uook:
cHlcAao, Sept. a.-DEAn H1n: tho auRgcas.on Of
aeveral members rt tie Cook County Central Commit
tee, Eptoncd by the Opposition Convention last fAli
Committee, which VII 10 held in the hsN over drcens-
Ing. Sept Is. Mt ciock for tho purpose Of encting
md fur other business ss may
Chairman OF the Ito coof County Convention,
In roRponBe to this document, vcry denBcly-
rackod crowd Of paopIe came to the place de6ig-
'atod lhat night. The following members Of
tile Central Committee were present: Philip
Conloy, Anton Borg. Thomas Hoyno, James
Eout[eld, Joseph AfcDormott, George 4. Eaton
Henry Ackhof, George You Hollcn, s. s. Gard
nor, William Turtle, @. Cneeetonn. 4. SchocE-
inger, Ohar!oa Dounehy, ". Ilcsiug, Henry
Hnrns. S. Kehoo. A. J. Mallor, aud 9. q.
runchok+
The following wofo anlong The invited who an
sworod to thplr panos 4. G. uesing, Daniel
OIlara, J. C. Il. Forest. L. F. G. Klokket Cen.
Hermann Liob. II. d. Miller. Thomas Brennan,
Capt. Conuctt. aliko keeley, John Coniskoy,, J.
IT. Armstrong, N. Z. Boyden. Aid. somnor, Hans
Licr'ing. ]. Il. DooEt.e. Jr., Charles Kern. 1t.
Cfalr Sutherland, ShoriG Agnewt Eybott Jamio.
son. usnry Pilgrim, George uoughteliug, and
many others.
NH, ". J. oNAuAE
called Tho tnccttug to order, and read tho call
of thu Central Committee. Ho said
ttst the Committee REPRESENTED tug grest political
~. s sh II sds ssi
country md made lie beginning Of Tho ena u Iopab
they should not organize unlor ths Democratic lat.
ncr. Tic policy Of the last National Convention had
ore,l to Il! anaes Of IsopuS;icss,naHf f Who I woa
naslst In ,te overthrow. Thu Central Committee
Woaa So o1 70 by ~ ns1Ps fo1 wo
sagseions IN ther councils. They had important
work Lefurc them.
Thomas uoyna non,lna.od Chairman Of Tho tnoet-
Ing, m honor which he dcclnnd with thAnta.
Mr. rh1lE ContrJ wAa then nominated aud elected.
Tho mlnt1o Of Tho secrea1eship fell upon Alhers J.
Nr Conloy did not know whether he he hAd right
from tho First to the Ninoteeuth.
On motion Of NJ. Washington neasng, Iii. con1oy
was daclared olgibla ~ representing the ward Last
named.
The following vacancies on tho Committee then
Ninth ward; William Dsling ghauser, yiee Wlll.n
B.rnnk, In tho Twentieth :
werc lrft ovor for the present,
Tho Chairman said The meeting was open 70 xuggcs-
tipnA.
co SLOWLY. ....
Mr II. g. Miller sid no believed It mpoltto Il this
junetur1 ~ anEoArce when the Convention would be
held Thoy ought to organize and adjourn to msot
Mr. Thomas Hoyue hoped they would proceed
slowy. For hspa5s .ho would hte 70 The serulesn
PARTY announce tlor ticket. Thts would guide the
opposition u 10 the best mannor If making up thatr
sir. John co,nlaxey thought thxt ton days would
aetto al tho prelntnssieB Of tho campaign, far
tho orno.lson wsa concerned. They might calou,ate
On motion oi doorge Won Hollen It wa decided
that when tho Committed adjourn 1t DO 30 to meet
Tae Secretary was inatructed to notify Ill absent
naotnoers to ba rEesont at tho ue1s meotlug.
CALLING 4 CONTENTION.
Mf. ]. H. Doot$e, jr., Asked information to the
nose Of calling tho next Convention. Would thsy
have PRIMARIES. or some new systan. !
K Of prs ~ shsy ssoSnh men 10 ths sprtses We
who ought to have fcm.toal In obsourity. All
nsI ss .aol s;an, soua e 'nnt
nolnaatlon. middle course might IL .iopsed viii
Capt. Connect vas Ia favor Of p.lsuarsea.
John Cosuskey took tho vsry opposite side. Hs 70.
aid 10 forth, Which I'D OCCURRED IL ill., ward. Ths
people were sick Of tho busintss.
THE HON. b. O., GAULFfHLD
said he Ind tho honor Of being among the hsst to o.
In !ts succe's. Although III some things It might bo
nil know, WIS pcmocra, but As considered sle uoi-
uAilon OF straight Democratic ticket ills fall would
be mistakc. it wss wrong to make local ei1ects
Democratic Issue. lilo !ookna upon Democracy hsnK
4 o iot as
cal crerd long they honorable and cspzhe.
s h0us ss r,',a a s IA s = y
elsstsd lucrative o.leoa y stiaiehs parties should
tho Interest u party, hut under thu opposition system
thc tlelauIter was alro OF being exposed. Taltlng
q ,oe oaes va wosss than ' aoa,ease * Gould nos
tue Committee ADOPT plan of bringing candidates
ns Il s ws ., u
lectual endoWInsnts7
III. II. u. MILLER
eau that improvement had yet bean nAds tho
primary syste. Ilo thought tho latter would, After
i'll, provo moro satisfactory to the peopta Tlsy had
Ir. CpmiskyJ inquired whether the lAst speaker did
not know thst bargain had neoa nslo to fuEntsh
te'e9asss p ths !sst C9nysnst9n liz knew al about
Ar. Miller did lot know for ocstain. 1t might bs
mites ought to be appointed for tue purpose Of
sidaEanH huIue nav mode Of nomination. Hs thought
ts jetfsNo0ians might b. called into council.
| CAPT. CONNECT
mid sKdtedy that noaa Of tho speakers hAd mads any
yslua nlo suK9ession. - to improving on e primaries
mon who had tnn TOR ot1es With bad suocess beeanu
opposed 70 primaries tout eS prend.ca because they
III. Comi.key 4ppGarsd 70 think tho remsrks Of
Capt. Conuett pcIsonAl, aud, with sona Aspel1ty,
stacked tho Captain, whom Ao declared 10 hasa Loan
kuox-NMhins In the yoaF Of srars 1855,
Capt. Canno4t said that Coustsheys assertion via
deliberate iie 0rcat confusion And CRIES or nj
Mr. Comiskey szan rsreAted tho aocuAatoa. md the
Lie was g.en axssu, which psuluoed ters4hle upsoar
but 10 tlow3 wete struct.
Colntskey eoatInued A&s onslaught, whau order VIII
7oatosed Ly declaring that Coanst tn vtrsecsy hsd
basrhcaoaly declared th.t hs would not ~ bossej
By par Il Of rcd mouthed Alcks. He'd b. d-di II
hs would" [Tesrtbl nolss and load calls Of Osdar
Capt connsts tooasss Will Fsge)-lta > tsl tUp.
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