, 1876-03-03
WARD MEETINGS.

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monso meos'nR lsst evening a. heauqaarters'
corner Of ThErty-flfst street ant Michigan ave
nuo. Capt. T. =. a1attheHs, tho President, oo-
ennIcf1 thn Cl.nIr. and !. g. Euzna acted as Eec-
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Ms}' d a' Hooo oneteo 'ao 'ol4o""e fcso-
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RtsoFped, Tha. tho Fifth Ward Republican Club
-tcoRntes the right Of tho people a al times 10
setnble fof relgious' political u other not unlawful
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NJ H. trs,xo mmIt,e i, ncrmitltn,, ts ,,ss ~
ilo heainuators for meetings Of isrspa from tIo
different precincts Of the ward for consultation, or 10
propose candidates. for Allrr1ueu.
Of any aneh meeting Of Eersoas NLo my haIo e.
snsr 1etetenoe "ne1acs 'ot OF assas' sns
Hsatced 1hat y. r.ccpv, com,,te, n, ,b,.
0ub be Instructed to prordo for .Sn nonnattos, Of
candidates for Adermru from this ward IN the usual
,n.1lner 1T Tho primary meeting for the eietion Of
lstosates to tho consenao1 for tho nomination Of
ey officers, and to gtya at least one weeks public no
tico Of alica primary election
Mr.. Hull M offered substitute covering tue aamo
ground. Tho substitute waa tabled:
Col. 1'caby moved to atrlko out tho hrnt reso-
lntion or 10 much OF tt as related to religious
aasemolages. ,....
a diecusslon fouoWcd- Witch "an vehement IN
charActor. aud in which personality Waa used
mud great diversity OF vie"s shown.
Col. HAcapTa naotlon "as lalo OIL tue taoie,
nn,ld many cries OF "Quea1oh" on tho Fcso1u-
tlons
Maj. Mood's resolutions wore then adopEod.
Mf: v: ": tarka'ls presented TUG resolutions
adopted by the Ihtra aud toarth Preclncts Tho
evening ptoTiona, Ahu pnb!lahed 10 yestefdaye
TRIBUNE As theso roferTed to the division OF
the mhfu Tor Aldofhanfc purposes 80 th&t tue
dividing linc aha!l run north aud south. instead
OF esst and "oes' as hercto1oFe' they "ofo re-
ceiTed snd plscsd on nlo:
Mr. Perkins then offered resolutions almost to
Tug same n eIoct as thoss published yesterday III
order tllat tho matter might come up s1ua! oy DO,
1ofo Inc Cino. tlo west side oi tue Masd
watu' a. .nat see.lon c'oins ~ haFo peeh lero1-
ed IN improvements; M ,., 49,
Il Was moved to lay tue resolutions on tho
saeo, "n'ca oanaea aa2ser fs !onE use'sssaon' ,s
ne loom kops nlstafblne tio speakoEs. He was
botstefous. An,i was asked 70 Keep quiet Eorerai
~ ntnes ~ tne no Cnaii; ; MSer ne haa ueen caNea
os1eI; anu c9uu no. po soasea ar 1!eea sal'
as % ostrich h,aea hia hnaa ~ tno shnu. me
' laaas!aNa! tcHHou ~, lug otato 6.Atsotucy
nsn Tsop Wv ~ eoss'o vi" 4ooe'lon ia '"o ni'n-
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M a;ona eooa M ~ s.;a 81 'ns
discussion a,s On ahS n, resolution wae oont'nnea'
ING west .ehaols Doing dossghasea ~ Tue i natd-
nstou, anu tne east.s;aelb as taoeo nSihg
oh vo!o" Gn1cKens sfs, ,a W. ameao: Aau eong
aoons luz ~ Will tso so"oIs lor .nStl " s.Isoss @
in tho1r bseeches pockets, ~h!lo tho West side
ony gos tao peaohs OF hs'osepos1 sme4ls 70
heKo taeA hapPy.
MOTIONS anu eonntes,iaosaons occupied TUG ~
tent1on OIL ino Vlao, WHICH aa1onfiea ~ very
laso hoaf "lslous coming 70 cobetisloh'
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ING o!1tn Natu u otoheea MlIM more taan ~
shs1o oI lePup1cau Aus!naly G1uph' a. thelf
lsst meolins tAo tno factions eiashoa ~, IL aucn
nay ~ ~ Saa7S S .I1 ~ I9usomGn. ot w. "eaaol
IN tAo stronger iaes'ot1. heauen oy Nilnatn 'an
o1ihua as t1ealaGnt. Me1 t ~ manner liall' GU
tlo cotne9 ol .Ahoiu aau 1ul!ts-lIhI Ht!eets'
Iho Com1nlttee Oh CONSTITUTION ALL lss-!A"a
sher Iopors' "a'ch MAS unanimously hesoptca
D3 tho c1Ao: ,,,.,, c..,.-
comalttoo cqnatstlnE or hl!chae! ecamitS,
William '2n nL1nda. Martin bGh1, aooige
Coloy; q. ". I1ooi,, aha y: II. Naac!1no ro-
Poftea Ino nansa o. seninltz nha Mianar'
Va, Van o'Llnda ~ uo!cgates 70 THO Grand Council.
1le 1ein1t vas Unanimously I,i.s aooptea.
totnAitteo " rave 1loa1 tae "eakos au4
ofrefad to compromise the difficulty exiHting be-
! Ly tLe Club. and. aftcr 4 session Of pycr eu
houE, they reported that e., aott'snont could be
maue ny ai!oWlns !ne "oakAneh tne ptisl'eEe OF
dontH, throo Of tic Executive Committee. and
ono Of the delegates to tho Grand Council.
After considerable sparrlng, tho settlement waa
| adoptod.
Tho Secretary announced that at! tho oficea
OF tic club we're vacant except tile delegates.
tho Presidency aud Secretary, and ono.llalf OF
the Executive Committee, and Vlce-rrosidcnts.
TAoy proceeded TO election with the following
result: Treasurer, Josapll lk,yd yice-presi.
don.s, Michael Bchmttz, John Graouer, W. II.
Stephens, simon Wallace, Chrtstophor Ackcr-
MANI, aud Robert IIaycs.
They tnon proceeded to tho election Of Ill
Executive Conlmittoo, but owiug to the late
ness of tho hour, past II o'clock. they Wesc
forced to adjourn, Rftor olcctinE Henry lirokh
| ~ : member from tho First Precinct.
THInrEEHT11 WARD.
Tho Thrteonth Ward Republican Club met last
evening in Owaleya Hall, on tho con.or Of HOBBY
and Madison streets. Judge Policy In tbs chalr,
A committee, consisting Of A1ossrB. AtcLaugh.
lin, Itawley and Campbell, was appointed 10 con.
for with delegates from tho othor West Side