, 1875-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
TWENTIETH NAEb nKpCBttC1N8.

TWENTIETH wAEb nKPUBttcAns.
good meeting Of the Twentieth Ward no-
publlcans WAS hold last evening 1t 81 North |
Wells street.
Joha Atwatsr, rrealdcpt Of tho Republican
Club. called the meeting to order.
Fred Dccker, secrctarv Of tho Club. submitted
the report OF the Committee appointed to noml. |
nato All Executive Committee, ts follows:
ft.t rftcsnet-1ous wsdsworth, Wason Griffith,
Steond i1es.p.-c, r. cosb!n Gustav Olson, Albert
3t,ra 1,..net-uenry 1anp.r.ner, George Fem,
Fourth Prte"es--J. D. Harvey. George Fergus, 1rs
tvth Ps>enet-rhom.. Raymond. VI. A. Dsvlns.
James A, KIrk.
On motion, the report was accepted and Tho
gentlemen namsa elected Executive Committee.
Alr. Charles 6ch1rlow MAS then called On for 4
speech 10 which herespondod in \ ln2py t0nn-
ner. lie was in fasor II = straight Republican
ticket, and believed It tie right END Of candl-
dates we're put in the 1ieId thry "oa.d To elect
ed, He thought Al, houcst cl:,zeus, democrats
a8 we'll - Republicans ~eu'd snppur. 1nch
ticket. Let thotn LOOK to tue primaries aud nce
that good meu vera aeot to tue npulnatlng Con-
ventIon.
| President Atwatcr thcn introduced Mt. Thomas
| A. Hill, whose tame will como before tue Gun
| yentlou nsxt Tuesday ~ candidate for County
| Treasurer.
| Mr. Hill sa!d ho Was straight Republican,
and should remain 60 till ha found somcthug
| hotter. Lie did not Ask 1or the oi6cc
for tho purp1ao Of rayog biz debtas ~
"as alleged Of tue probab!e candidate Of the
| Opposition. Ho would tun for tue ottico II non-
inated. and thought Hesiug Gould 10 beaten.
| Lie had visited 4 good number 0f the wa1ds. and
found tue Republicans sanguine Of SUCCESS. Nr.
| Hills speech was received with applause.
| Mr. C. Guttschak snia there Was au lssue,--
honcety .asanst corruption. Nominate the
riehs kind Of meu, spd they would bo elected
| Fred Becker sald ilr Hesiig Lad beon In tho
hai during the evening hobuobplHg and thatIuK
hands with the Republicans. What ves ho there
for? Not because he luvcd ,hom, but 1o ~aptcd
thcl. vutes. uo got aG1, 900 or $4,000 out Of
tho aherif'e office, aud now thoto was another
big plum he wanted that. lie bsseIy BETRAYED
the Republican party, and now hc catno smiling
around to catch their Toses.
After some farther remarks, tho meeting nd
Journed until Thursday evening at kiato's Hall,
~ NJ. Ii Clark street.
STATES ATTORNEY RExp's CANDIDACY
for judge OF tho Superior court WAS again the
theme of conversation among tho po!sici lus
around tho County Building yesterday. Mr.
Heed sas mute uFon Tue subject, aud very skill
fully warled OF quessioners He ~as Tod, how
ever, to ray that be uas candidate for Judge;
that the position bsd been offered h.m by
opposItion patty lea 1eF' and th"t he bad bad
agreed to f sscept =, IL n, n,onoso ~ "sa sa
work for tho nomination III ans way. He thought
the offer had been made llnl In goo5 iaith aud
with tho idea Of perpeiuatinG tie custom nf
| kGonnS politics oNt or tl6 luniciafy. Ao ulu
not anpetr IT. confident OF election aa he Was
Saturday, and renIly the title OF Judge" aP-
peRrcd to layo lost Holne OF Its Charms ln T1a"
ot the uncertainty Of coming event" aud slnce
mauy Of hts old time Republican friends and
Opposition party associates had lusimated Ia
bis hearing that nomination. might not amount
to Al election under tie circumstances.
Tie polltlcia1le who we're bold enough BAtnr'
day to deuounce tho uoAing-l.ecd alliance, yes
setuAY morning manifested their further dis:
! pIeaBufe by signing Gull for '.strs1ght-out
County Convention, thus carrying out the!l
former prediction that, uhi!o HesinR might sci
the lush Democracy, he could not deliver It.
Tho attempts Of ne>lng snd hiB friends to- sp
pense than have 70 far failed ontEely, and sheJ
now are only fearful that lcoa will decline 10 bt
a candidate, and thus destroy their excuse FOL
carving the fight sl4oy ara inauguraling agalne
tho Opposition kisket to tho bitter end.
CLERK or THE SUPERIOR cnuhr.
. Tho nnmetoun candidates for the clUfksh1p 0
tho Superior Court we're considerably pstonlshet
| to find sinong their ranks yeste1daTa ncw TO
| c1uit. in the person OF Alexander Sullivan. tb
sen,euaanly Secretary OF the board at Puhtt
Works. Reilly. heis the first OF them all, as 1t wa
) understood amonG his friends that 10 VISA u
: candidate eotne ten months ago. believing tbs
= tho South Sido should have souo reprcseutatlo
, in the coullag election, and not leave all th
Offices to the Nozth-SllerH, aud for dozeu othc
good toasons, Mr.. Sullivan 10 now Allowing I'll
r name 10 be pushed for tho Nomination. By man
| he Ia believed tn bo tho htrongest unkn yet PHI
: up, Md although the announcement coEnaa aast
hi4 1tn viii bs uona tho less strong.