, 1876-04-16


wxnv.a ". ra,1 It our dntv mt ,n1x IN xn+. N.
erseht Republican ticket It tbe election 70 afe plscs
April IS but Also to work for ita success therefore
be 1t
Kesoesd, That II is the senss Of this meeting that It
VIII be to OH interest TO s'And BY the nominations Of
our =, p11'9'
Tho resolution was unanimously adopted and
the meeunR &o]oufneo'
THIRD WARD.
Tho Third Ward Republican Club met At $50
Wabash avenue last evening. Mr.. Kirk Hawes in
the chair.
The Committee on Ballot-Bo1 Guards which
made partial report at tile lAaE meeting OF the
Club, brought IN complete list Of the guards
last night, which WAS adopted.by the Club. They
aae III follows: First PElncent-M1try Nelson,
P. Y. Fitzpatrick, Jesse spAldlng, A. N. Edoy;
Second Precinct-Eldridge ke,th, J. F. Hancock,
J. 3. Galloway, Norman Williams, John II.
terson, J. R. Custer, Pater Besson, George Boy
". 0rannis. ". Q. Cole, R. E. hughes, j. Z.
Barnun. 4. O. MoBber.
a few remarks were made relative to the dn~
ties OF these peteoEs II tue polls, anu rue CIoo
adjourned 10 at1eha tne n'as' meeane AZ centfaA
Hall.
EIoHTH WAND.
Eighth Ward was held last night ut No. $40 West
Harrison atreet. There being 10 special busi-
ness to be transacted, Frank Law1er, one OF tho
man, made few remaEks. de Was, he sald,
running for the office for the second time. He
did not believe in making any pledges OF prom
iaes. II be wept 70 the Council be would ba
uu,rammeled and froe but be must say that
the workingmeu Of tho ward needed come one
20 stick up for their interests when the subject
OF convict labor On the new Court-Houae camo
up in the Council. Ho would not have the hon.
est uorkingmen deprived Of their rights by con-
yictg supported by the people. In reference to
his private character, the speaker challenged
any oue to say anything derogatory to it. II it
conld be said that be was not honest, he advised
no one to vote for him.
Gen. J. S. Reynolds was the next speaker. He
,;ndorsad the ticket nominated by the Republican
CITY Convention.
The Hon. J. F. scanlau alta acEed the City Gov
when The city employes,-the police aud 6remen,
on duty almost ali day, had not been paid for
threa months,
After further addresses by Mr.. spofford the
other u0miuea OF that ClnD Tor AlQarm1D, Inc
meeting adjourned.
THE TENTH WARD.
meeting 1t No. ISL West Lake street. The
Cnh nroceeded 10 the election Of officers, a. fol-
lnws. William Wayman. President; G. T.
Brown, c. w. Woodman, i. MCGOWAN, ]. Field
eamn. Vice-Preeideuts: H. D. jennings Secre-
t,rv. n. McDoueal Treasurer, The election Of
an exacntiye committee Was deferred until the
next meeting.
Speeches wero made by A. II. 6mltn, candl-
date for Alderman, and also by t. i. Iutnlll,
John II. Roberts, G. ". Woodmhn, anu others.
THE 1Sp1pENDENTs-
The Tenth Ward Independents met last even
ing ut No. 219 West Indiana street. Mr. bulRe
called the meeting to order, but further busi-
ness Was interrupted by . general riot that ell
sued. One faction thought that the meeting
vas called to order purely III the interest OF
Michael McInerny, an Independent candidate Tor
1IcInernv and Aid. George E. White. After 3
deal OF difficulty the matter was compromised
by the election Of Burke as Chairman By the
latter faction the former loudly protesting.
Mr. McIuerny was then called to the stand,
md proceeded to make very wandering poltt-
ical harangue He WAS loudly spplauded, end
vas followed by Mr.. Goodhue and others.
The meeting was decidedly unlmportant, and
soon adjourned
TWELFTH WARD,
A large meeting OF tie Republicans Of the
Twa}fth Ward vas Leld at Stanley Hall last even
;a1 Snacches vera made yero by Messrs.
W;lzarsnr,. North. AID, Campbell, George sher-
-yond and Huutar. No business was transacted
f,arond nomnatipe A. NJ, Wright Is I candidate
far Alderman; in place Of Mr. Clark, the primary
nominee. who had been forced 70 Qacune run
ninr on sccount Of sickness. The nomination
waa unap,mous, and made With great enthusi-
nom
r,,p vo,pryryrr WARD.
a,.-oa md sntM.s;astic n,aas-meetiua Of the
pannhlicans If the nnrthwestern part OF the
etp W. heid 1asr evening 1t Aurora Turn-Halle.
Sts ~ Hanron mir rss nnsnimonsiy elected to the
80.
'A1 Sohn r,vlo King uss present. and loud calls
vsra At once made Tor i gueech from him. His
e~a 1;,n,teI b, riscnason Of the can
49, tha Rannh1;can IicIet ali Of whom he
u.sSsed .,"aissd b h;oh1g
NJ :1ohn s. Roberts followed in somewhat
1ai.r III .n.ecb Int tno occasion to nesise the
naorhcat' nnrtr A vii A The Keprblican can
di'istea 1ys IA ciosed Witn . laudntion OF bis
1r;a"5 \ . Trth;li tia canaida,e for CITY A.
t..o tnr,,.1 A' 0' '
W Mne ,.v+ .n..kar v.s Inpwa11 Olason. An old
.,d 40 ,uaT-,1,apwn -eaident of tha Fourteonth
Wa.d ~, n v,,ich the maatine was he1d. BE went
inn dscnssinn of the nations debt, the citY'H
hankruntcy. etc.
fFhe cry for "pe1t" brought to the front