, 1876-04-04

mold Docius David Thornton, John kundlngor,
G. Il. camarnn, z. c. HodgeI: Oscar Field, phllfp
Koch1er. Anton Berg. Pat o'Seii, II. II. Walker,
". L. Newmsn, John Lawn, Philip Detor. T.
Waterholttr.
On motion. q committee. cons,ating Of .. G.
Copeland 7. AfoIlugd, and tbs President. mas
appointed to solec. eandfdatrs for Aldermen. to
be presented to tho club meeting on Thursday
evening.
Adjourned.
i, .s,.. Sis1n a, WARD: A.. p.,r,,,..,
Club Of lis Ninth Wsrd was heid At bililnea'
chair.
Tho Chairman stated tho object Of tho mset:
ing 70 b. TO listen to tho report Of special
dc!osascs 10 tho coming City Convention, and
hleo to suggcat candidates for Aldermen to bs
ballotcd for At tho psiuarioa Tomorrow.
Tho Committee reported tho following namca
% detegatcs to the Convention, and the soport
was adopted: ". II. Thompson, D. ". Clark,
j.: J; l. DEcnnan, i. ". Durant. 7. F. Gale,
1,oesper, Il. F. Oliver. F. i. FELTON,, r. s. Pom
uey, and ". ". Knnuedy.
The Committee sheu submitted tho pames Of
Jacob Dtdlor aud John Il. Floyd ~ candidates
sion. In which considerable opposition was or
proesed n Sir. Floyd. Several Democrats fig
ured in tho discussion, and attempted to substi-
tuto tho utmo Of Dr.. Bssscst, but without suc.
cogs.
Jacob Dldler wns finally declared ono OF tho
nominees by 1nanimous vote, and = motion to
make ofr. Floyd tho sccoud Candidate waa lost
by = yoto Of Is To 23.
the second candidate, aod tho motion pre.a!lod.
when tho moosing adjourned amid considerable
| disorder.
TENTH WARD.
| Tho Tenth Ward Eapubl,can Club fully organ
lied last evening at No. 21o West Indiana asrcet.
! Tho following permanent officers were elected
President, II. 8. Pauisen; Vlce-prcBidents. II.
Haywood. John allie, Thomas E. Rowe; seczc-
| t8ry. J. II. Scu1y.
Tho two recrcant Aldermen, N'slto and Gum
derson. wero in tho resr Of tho hall, sneaktng
through tue crowd and begging for votes.
| ThoiF Bucceas, It eau bo said, waa sim and ther
prospocts Of being Hhelyed arc exceedingly good.
| Charles Woodman made good, aenaihlo
speech followed by John Gestleson each spoke
OF the duties which devolved upon tho yotors
to-day in seoinE that honest towu officers Here
| elected.
Two or tilrce boys, back noar tho door OF thu
halt. then In tcEt called for Aid. Gunde1gon.
Scarcely had tho call died hway Gro he caulo In
front, somewhat after the fashion OF tho boy
school. uss first wall was against tho reNs-
p1pers. lie followed this up by prating about
the honesty Of tlo administration and Gunder-
| son In particular. lie did haEo word to bay
about town election, but the rost WAS about
Gundoraon.
AID. White then splurged around awhile. tell
ing wlaL lie would and wouldn't do. After .
whi!e he took hls handkerchief out Of hiB puck
ct, wlned drop from tho end Of his nose, Bnt
down. and tho audience felt 90 mncit ro!eyed
that thoy concluded to adjourn. tlreat dissatis- :
faction wns expfessed at the Hanne: In which
tho mooting was conducted. 1t ha7tng boon caliod
but WAS made sort OF free-and-eaay place for
Atdormanlo candidates to Tont their spleon nnd
catch voseB.
| ELEVENTH WARD.
4 we1l-attend0d meeting OF tho Eleventh
Ward Republicans was held last evening At liar
tiuos Wcat Side Hail, Con. john H.. Hammond
| IN tho chair.
4 comm.t:ce, consisting Of Y. II. ucarord,
| g. e. Htorcr, J. 7. 3iitcho!t, William Clinton
burg aud Judge II. y. Austin, was appointed to
look after tue election to-day, olectinE Mod.
orator, aud seeing TINT tho tntcrcsss Of tho Club
Eenornlfy were properly repseaonted. 4 similar
Boom, y. D. Slavln, Andrew CorcoEan, and ", F.
sillgsu, MAS appointed To look after tho Central
| Precinct.
Judge Aussin mAde npoech Of somo length,
closing With recommendation to reconsider the
action OF the Club Al its last meeting in nppolnt-
ing cnndilntes for Aldermen. aud to seleot new
namos. 1ie thought that Ms. Heath Ind boon
overlooked, aud thought thore should DO fair
expression OF opinion on tho u1attor..
Con. BEEN offered . resolution calling On tho
Club to rosoind 20 much Of the proceedings aa
related to the recommendations for Aldermen
and Dsiceates, and EeforIing tho whole matter
|
! tion, April g. After eouo discussion, Judge
AuHtin'a motion waa laid on the tablo. and Con.
Doen'e resolution takcn W, Judga Woodward
oppoaing 1t at somo length, and malnsaining the
candidates for Aldermen. Aid. Heath himselt
stated that ha had withdrawn bis name ~ q
candidate, atoougffh he Lad not statod that he
| would not aeryn under any circumstances. II
lo ehoull be nominated before tho primary
meeting. ho would run for the Office, aud. II
elected, he would Barve.
Finally after vast deh1 Of tslk, tllat portion
Of Gen. Beom's resolution iutizuasing that tue
action Of tho previous tneoting had been thai
OF combination Was s.ricksn out, and the res.
olution was then adopted. After some further
discussion the meeting adjourned.
| TWELFTH WARD.
At \ maas.meotlng Of tue Republicans Of the
Twoitth Ward. held At Van Duren's Hall, cornor
OF Madison street aud California avenuo, Inst
night, Of which J. d. Eyents was Chairman mud
C. J. DockuB Secretary. after considerable
city and the Importance Of tho approaching
elections for city and town oAlccrs tho following
foaoiutions uere unanimously adopted:
1eso'std That will attend tho POLLS 10 be heid To-
the election Of Mooro, Clark, aud Hoffman, and thu
rsst ot the tickot knowing tue nominees 10 be
| good and honest men whom VIC behave will perform
TALLY.
Rssn ous h.t L. " csisiu. our ehoiee tor ~ one Il
Tue Aldermen to b nominated on Wednesday, resides
as s cf s T. ~ M0 si!n, asss to correct ;s
In The exact geographical centso Of tho yard though
having scsl csato lii other sectiOna and Fhat ho viii
II np.unated and elected represent ably snd Impair
tally the interests of tho whole ward null OF tho city.
! FOURTEENTH WARD.
Tho Fourteenth Ward n0pub!lcan Club mct
last evening At No. 214 Ruckot street. Mr.. ].
4. Alalono called tho moctlug to order, and
Joseph Bastian was chosen to pfceto.
alr, Hchuttzo moved that ton delegation 6o
chosen to tha City Convention,
Ms. c. II. ScnarlRu moyed that u committee
Of five te appointed to suggest uatncs for dei-
egates.
day to l,olp along tho Republican town ticket
and reported What had been doue by the
other Wost Bido w4rla He hoped that tht
Club would do all 1t could to elect oil honest Aa
ant-atoderAtos and thus gain the day. Iii
wantel them 10 be on hand at tho polling -p!acol
, 1t 1850 a. n- to-day. Unless thoy looked out to
; hal!ot-bo1 stutiug they would lAyo to bleot
smother year. Ed Thompson suggested that nj
who could shonli volunteer tor duly 1t the pol!
, to.iay, those WHO ne1s not able to btay all d.