, 1876-08-05

lil1ecu 10 ue6Eat4J o. A"e foS~
Iowa:
iiarrison tDem, ........", ..",..'....'..e,1sl 1sl'
IN 1915
there was wholesale return Of tho Republicans
They discovered that tho Sun!lay-bccr question
had been settled, md lscnce there WIS no Longer
n,Iy reason why they should be used ~ q chts-
raw to pluck rhestnuts for DeMograt!e ca',di-
tiates. In tho county election of 1872, tho PROM
incrt candidates wefo Nelson aud cleazy, 6oth
running for County Conln'lssloeE a 49, o,l .nrse ;Ge
wards In the Second District gave Nelson Nc-
n,thIican majority Of l,tTl,-a gain Of l,GG9 on
tle yntc OF tile year previous. Al the naalu-
pal election
LAST ArN11. . .-....
still greater gain was secured, az VII ne seen
ly Tie following vote, Which was cast 1or tho
candidate for C1ty-Attorucy:
atsl!! tRsP, aSs M
TuthtiI'e majority ...".... ="
The vote last spring shows that the Republic
ons who ]olucl the peops,s party IN M 1878 - navs
ycTy largely returned to tic fold and warrants
Inc statement that the prospects Indicate nia-
Than hu that Of I6s3,
q, the Renubslcau side thc following gentle
fruen arc named: l.. /: Bond, Gun; ]. $. ley
nnlds, s. X. Dow, Willard Woodard, J. l..
Caln,,bcll and Leonard SWEET. Nearly ali i!ayc
seen political life, tho.g, none have occupied
hiEbcr position tllan t3tate Senator.
T. l.. Bond, the first On tho list Is an old ros-
i1cnt On the Vest Side, nli!i patent LAWYER "
profession. ue Is thoroughly posted gu launie-
| ipll atla1ta ana III tne rglnnetueilss ". snI
| While liz WIS ,ncmbeg of tue Common Coutlcst
| In lass,-,4-'.. III 15tA he was elected member
| OF the Lover Huusc OF the State Legislature,
and SERVED th7cc ,crm1s,, heg aufng a"o o.
1850 le WIS defeated Tor seat y ~ tn, tho const.-
IL lS7l ns vas ccstsa s}skct AasT'nan anP IN
IN; ss .s Of ,s wns so.eu Htne Mayor to
gli tile vacancy calscu ny h!ayot Meairs .sap 10
Europc. In tin full Of TINT ysar he fnn against
II. d. Coly!n for Mayor, but was defeated by
tic "sull,lay- -beer" .s'snbIant!on. llo las not
taken MY interest IN potsca st''ce eyeept as an
actlve private IN ths ranks of tho kopuuilcan
party. .-u.....--.-
Gen. :, 5; IA, nEfHoLps
gallantry and bravery won the single star ot Inc
lirigatlIcr. it the conclusion Of tho Rebellion
hu Ilovcd to ths city, airl settled down 70 ttle
practice Of the 1eSul irolcssio III wh'en he @ Oh.
il, tho State srnate, having been eectsu M M IN
lS1a.. Tie has alRo been member of thu Doar !!
of Education. The General ID haru'Wofklns
Republican.
9; X: now ~ ,,,. r..
il d lawyer by profession, unti OCCUPIES high
position Mt thc bar -pnsli,E tue past winter ny
OF tic counsel fnr tile gentlemen Implicated III
the whiaky troubles MF D0W,s nolAftsal tnfcei
las been confined to one term III tho statc Sen
ute,
WILLARD "uupAAD
has l,ccn resident u{ Ch'raso lor about twenty
. years.. lie ifst e1sEt yeais W ..a - Ill ~. @
were dcyotcd t" teaching thu ytlltlR NleA ~ Icy
shoot In the anea School, oI %HG M ~ ag,Ica Mas sis
profession, h. cutmskcd H the hook-p,tblts,
d business with tfu shstWoou hs"anS,s !.,,
in which ho is still an avsT
: partner. For SIX ycAFs he WI, WIZ -.
q Important pns!tlon q Chairll'ail oi t,e sSiN
). Colninittcn. In 1870 !le was clertc'i senate
l. from thu Twontyattll 13ktriSt at serse.t n'a
/. term with src'iit tn hs1nsel a. w. 1uen 4
: tuok very active part, a,1a ~ns pEacttca'y IN
y. leader ot tho organization known as lhe "co'l
:. - mittcc of Seventy"
4. JAMES ;;...,'s i; GAsfh. .ai.. ~, ,bo w,
=. Ia we'll known In political efcios OIL Ing WI
" Side. IT, ls0 lse wse elected Aldcril'sh lor tw
j. YEARS. lie WIS defeated III la1l, fhti Two ysa.
~ later, wns successful, nd rcu,u's.ed te Go''
Il, I'll 1Iiltit April last, Wllch he WAS recgnlcu
II, private lttc. lie scrfeu os,e tethi III ~! !.
T. Legislature, having beGlt cIetlen ~ 10;
A' llc wab o'scu elected Dglrato to Gonesesss ;s
ru Montanlans, whom he helped v oEGa'izo !ntS .
trat, lnwcyer, l'ayns been cl'sckuiateu ny !! !!
ct. Indians. WHO hel'i p,'asesslo!, " NY so5
lat t"rsn l5eE'Ver atM FOIL heasne}. ~. S".sp.,.
I"t las nlwnya bce1t an aetifo Republican, thont
re- 1T thu present lie il htchieily III 1ayof o. u
Grreniiavt movement; a'.tl SONG .f l'is fr!sn.
: favor tho !dcl OF Ills running independent
that Issue.
LEONARD swErT,
ore OF the most 1,,1,nlillent ,nenlbers Of the D
,ed of this city, IL st,kcn Of ~ IN available uIa,'
~. makv tho Cnhyrrxs slu,aI rnre. During t
's' t,a5t wear liz las tuen quite nii II
ct, iyp Interest III lsAul politics, a,!A i
uy done so,l,u eutsi scryiro Tor il,a ,alrty. lie
ia well known Throughout the State is hayi
r.. bce, ono t,f thu atc President Lilruln's war
- | cst prrsonul friends,
Mn Wv Fst'0'"' ,r,,v ,>v1,n,,..rs