, 1876-07-02

! call meeting to nominate candidate for the OF
=, Hldreth. who has lately resigned the said office
Resolped, That every man allowing his name +
| be used az such candidate shal! support the sal
| nominee with all their best efforts.
The crowd then proceeded to the nomination
| of Alderman. McNally and Mike Bailey wer
nominated. As Bailey 'sname was announced i
was greeted with cheers. ..
A motion was made to put Fle1nmin!g In tn
nominated
Upon the Chairman taking his scat, Bai1e,
! declined the nomination; aud urged i postpone
| ment of the nomination until Monday night.
The motion was not received with a great
deal of delight, and the Chair refused to put it
Other nominations were then called for. One
long-winded youth nominated John McNally al
| over again.
Mr.. McEally was called for and made .
speech, and tue nominations closed, and on
| ton.
Some further talk drove the crowd out, and
the meeting adjourned.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
A. meeting Of the Republicans of the Fifteenth
Ward was to have been held at Folz's Hall last
Hayes and Wheeler Club, but, owing to the bad
weather and imperfect advertising, but few per-
sons made their appearance, and It was decided
to adjourn and hold another meeting Saturday
evening at the SANG place, when it Is expected
that every German Republican OF the ward will
be present and assist in the organization Of the
@@oD' FOURTEENTH WARD. ':**s:i
The Norwegians Of the Fourteenth Ward met
at lib West Erie street for the purpose Of or
according to the resolution passed by the City
aud County Republican Central Committee.
The meeting was called to order By Mr.. Ed
ward Thompson, aud H. T. Mauritzon was
elected temporary Chairman andJ. B. Nordhem
Secretary.
The following officers were elected for the
company; Thomas EmbrIt, Captain; E. New
ton, First Lieutenant; E. B. Nordheua, Second
Lieutenant; Peter Newton, First Sergeant.
FOURTH WARD.
At meeting at 1f35 State street last evening,
a company Of Hayes aud Wheeler Scouts,
twenty-five strong, and Company A, Fourth
Ward Haymakers, forty strong, were organized.
These Companies, with others, will meet
Monday evening at 1879 State street to organize
battalion.
4 meeting Of the Eighth Ward Republicans
was held at No. ~ Blue Island avenue last
night to form semi-militarY organization for
the ensuing campaign. There was quite large
response, and promising roll vas a at once
drawn up. Mr.. Phil Hoyne and Col. Stephens
we're among the first to enroll. Mr.. klokke
was present, and exhibited very pretty Conti-
mental costume, which the Club decided to
adopt. No name was agreed upon for the new
= THIRTEENTH WARD.
A meeting Of the Republican Club Of the
Thirteenth Ward was held at Benz's Hall last
evening. The meeting vas intended to have
partakeu Of a ratification character, but owing
to the fact that the time OF holdingit it had been
changed from tomorrow to last evening, on az
was not as large as itotherwise would hare been.
The meeting was called to order By Mr..
Williams, the President OF the Ward Club,
when, on motion, the ratification meet ing was
postponed until Thursday evening. !
An informal talk ensueu in reference to the
interests of the party. Speeches were made by
Jacob Gross, Gen. Mann, and others, in which
the action OF the City Convention was discussed
and indorsed and at the conclusion Of which
Mr.. Bingham offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resoired, By the Republican Club OF the Thir-
1eenth Ward, that we have entire confidence In the
integrity, ability, and general worth Of Monroe
Heath as private citizen and official; hence we
date for Mayor, and pledge him our heartiest sup
port at the polls.
Mr.: Si1versnith followed in speech lauding
Mr.. Heath, deviating only to refer to the na-
tional ticket and predict its election by q large
majority. His remarks were received with al,-
plausc, especially when he assured the Club that
bis fellow-countrynen the Germans, headed by
Carl schurz, were to man for the Republican
nnLlonal tlcket~
Ex-Ald. Campbell followed in q few
remarks, In which he said he believed
the Republican party WAS stronger to-day than
ever before, and that Hayes and Wheeler would
be elected By the same majority that Lincoln
had in 1854 The platform Of the party was un-
exceptionable, and was the deatf-kncu Of the
Rebel Democracy. (App1ause.l He heartily i'll
dorsed the nomination OF Monroe Heath, and
believed that he would be elected by large ma
jority, for the reason that the experiment OF the
Democrats In electing Mayor of late had
proven an ignominious failure, and that they
had demonstrated their inability to acceptably
I'LL the Office EApplause.]
Messrs. Owen, Emmett, and others followed
IN short addresses, after which the meeting ad
journed-
THE DEMOCRACY.
At Caucus Of a few prominent Tildenites
held yesterday afternoon, Perry 81. Smith in
the chair, it was resolved to start the political
fire on Friday evening next, when grand rati-
fication meeting viii be held in Mccormick
Hall. Word was sent to the Captains of the
various ward clubs to organize the "boys" for
the occasion. And now stand from under 3
g1ut OF cheap Democratic ward meetings il un-
derground beer-iiyes.
INDEPENDENT GREENBACKER9.
The campaign will bc opened in this city Mon
day night by the independents in a 1nass-meet-
Ing ut FarTell Hail The lion. Jesse Harper,
OF DanVile; Gen. ]. ". Singleton, Quincy; the
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio; the Hon. Ignatius
Dounclly, Of Minnesota; and Sydney Myers, OF
Chicago, will address the meeting