, 1876-10-08

=: Of Chicago and Cook County alone, but also o
; the country at large it is absolutely necessar
t that the best men in the ward should be chose
e. gates vii select t good men in the Convention t
, represent us at Washington, at Springfield /
, the sheritrs office, and in the other importan
offices to be filed, and the citizens Of the war
see that only the very best men are
SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
4 special meeting of the old Seventh War
, Republican Club was held at their headquarters
/ | No. 3Sl Blue Island avenue, A. Graham, Pres1
was to nominate delegates to the Convention
and the following were nominated:
county-H. Ruger, VS.. Durham, s.Dechauer
| A. Musse, aud II. L. Frisby. ~
George Kemmercr, John Guthrie, Charles Tarnow
.LfQ:ssutur<-Bockman. schoppee. Noo4e' Jus
tice, Meyers,
During the deliberations Of the Committee
fred Willford was appointed Secretary pro tenn
After the Committee came In and announced
! the nominations, Mr.. Willford: as the Sccrctar.
pro tcln., with Capt. McGrath, counted the
votes,
telling speech during the absence OF the E2ecu
tive Committee, setting forth how necessary II
was not only to elect Republican President
and Vice-Presilent, but also to look to local OF.
fees, which formed none the less Important part
| Va aAAE c@stAPn!AAs
| EVANSTON.
Evanston is not only . very stronghold OF
Rcpublicauism, but the intelligence OF its ecitt-
zens renders thum superior to mere partytsm,
sturdy opponents OF the 'smalhine " politicians.
| This spirit was exemplified in the recent Con-
gressional caucus, in which the mover Of series
| Of resolutions severely deuouncing "huckster-
in poties and RrsvonsypFeRaaea tce
concerted action having been taken By his
! friends. But when ticket is made up opcnly
in a fair and Legitimate manner, and is COM
posed Of honest and representative men, 1t can-
| not full to commend itself to the Judgment OF
! the Republican voters cf the town. A call,
! signed by many Of the leading Republicans, has
been extended to the following gentlemen, re-
questing them to act as delegates:
For Delegates to the County Conreniton-Messrs.
f For r Delegatts 10 the Legislative Convention
Messrs Il: 3. IIurd, Prof. J. F. Kellogg, N. hor-
per, and G. c. Stratt0n.
The Republicans of Evanston had rousing
rally last night, the first Of the season, and
opened the campaign most auspiciously. Lyons
Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity during
the entire evening. A novel feature Of the
meeting was the presence Of some fifty proui-
nent ladies Of the place. Attractive music was
furnished by. the Chicago Glee Club and large
choir Of the Methodist Church. Luther Lahin
Mills made u calm, logical statement Of the is
with full review OF the situation, cloquently
refuting the charges against the Republican
party, and proving the greater crimes OF Demo-
crats. He was followed by several local speak
crs. The meeting was complete success.
The Democrats last night elected Geprse ".
Rust and DR.. Weller delegates to Their County
Convention. II
FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth Ward Hayes and Wheeler Club
held their regular meeting last evening at their |
FhfrfC-tfrSt street.
Wolf in the chair. Mr., d. a. Hammer moved
that the matter Of recommending delegates to
the primary next Tuesday be referred to the
Executive Committee, with power to act. The |
motion was carried.
MIR. F. G. Russell moved that the Chairman /
appoint committee of five to confer with t
like committee Of the Fourth Ward Republican
Club, with the Il yiew Of uniting the two clabs,
Mcssrs. Samuel Holbrook, David Vaughan, 2.
A. Hull, G. F. Reimick, and D. c. Mckinnon as
such committee. Addresses were then made BY
the Club adjourned.
THIRD WARD.
The Third Ward Republicans elected dele
gates to the County Convention last night at
lowing Is the vote: E. 6. Keith, SO; c. P. Kel-
logg, 81; A. N. Eddy, 81; j. W. Buell., ~; 4.
C. Calkns, 43; 4. Crawford, 81; ]. Fl. Roberts,
10; P. NJ. Alninis 9s;' D. A: Jones, 81; ].
H.: J. G. .Shortall, SO; G. B. White, q; E. B.
Myers, IS; J. 8. Tate, 18; @. Bently, rs; F. ",
Peck, "a; Il. D. Penfeld, %; c. n. Clark, 18.
OF these the first ten received the highest num-
bcr of votes, and were declared clectcd
FIRST WARD. l.
The First Ward Republican Club met at the
Grand Pacific Hotel last night, for the purpose
Of clccting delegates to the County and Legis-
lative Couyeutions.: Air: L. 1: coburn pre-
sided. There being two Republican clubs In the