, 1876-04-13
POLITICAL.
Frank Warren's Friends Cap.
turo the First Ward
Democrats.
4 Couple Of Nominations Made In
Warren's Interest
What the Fifth Ward Democrats
Think Of Colvin.
Republican Nominations for Aldermen in
The Seventh and Thirteenth
Wards.
Meeting Of The Executive commlttee.-.
Opposition to Mt. Hoyne.
The indianapolis Story Concern.
anE Blaine Empllatically
Denied.
Another German Indorsemont of
Washburne-.-That State
House Letter.
Philadelphia Nayy-Tard Frauds, md
Sam Randall's Connection
Herewith.
fnE4T p0TIT{rl
Another German Indorsement oj
Washburne-.-That State
House Letter.
Philadelphia Nayy.Tard Frauds, and
Sam Randall's Connection
Herewith,
LOCAL POLITICS..


LIE FIHol NRHl.
rUT-up ION,
Thers was Democratic meeting In tho First
Ward last evening. It was be1d in tho room con-
secrated to tho prlpclploe Of Dourbonism. 1t
WAS called for tho purpose of nominating two
Aldermen. 1t was ! packed meeting. The ma
jority Of these present uero Democrats who arc
pledged to vote for tho apoatato Republican,
Frank Warren, who was nominated by Demo-
cratic votes at tho primaries one week ago.
Tbess Warren Democrats wore capta!ned BY AID.
Tom Foley. who takes particular prdo In
pointing to bis record Of twenty years
as = Democrat. J.. Ward Ellis occupied tho
chAis. aud r. MclIugh acted ~ scribe, AZ soon
10 the mceting had boon called 10 ordor, tho
Committee on Nominating Candidates for Alder
men reported the following nnmee: D. II. Pier-
sou, ". Il. Loomis, Sol A. Smith, John Tyrroll,
". F. Henneasey John Roe, Oscar Field, W. L.
Newman, and E. e. Hayos.
DR.. Wioksfaham offered resolution TO tho
effect that It uaa inexpodIcnt to mako my uomt-
nations for Aldermen AZ The present. lIo gup-
plcmonsed hts resolution with speech in y hich
ho stated that II would 10 N utter inpoeaibiIIty
for the Democrats to elect tho:r nominees. Tho
Republicans had slwsya oirr1eA Tho war, and would
do 70 now, II Tho Democrats should place ticket tn
nomination. An independent tictot has bcen placed
Ia tbs hed, which would undoubtedly recavo large
Democratic vote,
isnod that ths Democrats oonN carry tho ward Iio
hoped tho resolution would bc voted down. Ills
opinion coaeussod iu by Messrs Haskell. Foley,
seorssary a1cI1ugh coinc!dsd With Dr. wickershara.
Hc WAS Of The op!nfon that 4 ssrat2ht Democratic
ticket was placed IN nomination 1t would SECURE tho
Dr. W!cksrsha1n reiterated bis former speech and
lid that many Dcr,ocrats Wonld voto for Warren.
Waatwor.h md MsHaloy liz would lse 70 500 Ill tlo
otacos In Tho country loid by:Dcmocrats The pros
Impossible to oloes Two Democrats In tho Frat Ward
i wss nettes fof ne party not to max: any .o'nns-
o1a By H. i @ Gpb '
AID. Tom Foley then announced hIs platform. IIo
Eould rathez vo:o for Warren snd Lyon than fos
McAuley - ! Democrat. lie rss nominated BY 1se-
pubHcana. Tom said cnphaticay that he would NOT
sMappos; M Wentworth. Aa moved to lay tho motion on
Question waa then callcd, and the resolution was
iatd On ths table by an almoss unanimous voss-hsrs
being only two disscntients.
TIE VOTE.
Tho mee.tng then ballot.i fos Aldermen With tho
following 1eault Mcsars amsth. Tyr1eu. Carver, and
Policy having born Withdrawn:
Oscar F1e!d.-
y. X Pisrson+. -
Hponms Ns.m.r
Mesars. Tield Ind Hctson were thsa decareI taa
osr F1sl % wa sben 10 ioully sa!itd for 11s spraua
to hs feet and remarked th. he had held oee,
and had nuver Aspirtd to office. Il tho Democrats
tho tntercats Of Chicago. He then subsidized.
Mr. McIIugh offered q resolution that tho Club Ap-
COMMITTEES, who had nominated Wentworth aud a1c.
Auley. for tho purpose OF arranging compro'n!so
whsrsny e9ta parties 1n uotg their foFeo' b, tho
Tom Folcy hoped tho resolution wond not prevail.
Tho lndopendent Club 81 the Ftrst Ward Repup-
"as boAtan At the primaries lie hoped comsnste,
would b formed. Hs moved to lay ths resolution
4 vote Wiz then tAken aud tho resolution was hid
On tic tsble.