, 1876-03-21

Ton could rehiso 10 accept the credentials
Of tho aelcsateA, when thov took Into
confederation ~ ehas1dscf md esandtng
tho ward clubs would disband It tho prossnt nno
would do Tx wise, for lhe ptlrpoao OF consolidating
tn.o . rev club. but ho thought aals itklo too
far-fctchel +.
iii. Cleveland opposed snch = naove, for tbs
reason that It would apoil tho Organisation of
tho present club. From what hi had heard
abont tho chAehcters OK Tho nemborh Of other
clubs, ho though TINT under consolidated
club no good men could be nominated OF
elected. -
Mnj. rlslps disagreed with ths prsTtouB
spe.tsr, and offered tne following resolution.
wntnxAs Their .ppeats - b = d;retence Of orsn-
Into Council Districts. Il The legally organised and
WnEn1as This, shs consolidated Republican club
Of tho First Ward, IL dcsroua Of avoiding ail na,tn-
.n y .n.l9ms to % ~ t y e;s 70 6o
tho ChAlr 10 meet fron The oiher clubs
sson . shs Club II III nc1t meeting. for approval
. Dr.. Potter remarked that thu old First and
Second Ward organizations bad no clstm to rule
tho war,l % thu First Ward, tnasmuch ~ thai
club WAS tho only one OF Tho two wards consol-
iaasod. No other club. In his orinion, had Any
Club" II any concosNon uero 10 bo made BY
either etdo, ho thought tho o.hot clubs ought to
be Rent1emanly enough to make It.
Moasss, LOWS and t}a!loy expressed thomaolseB
A. opposod to any further oonaol!datton.
Mi. King moved 10 lay tho rcsoluitonb upon
tho tahto, and Was eecouded By alf. bailey, Mf.
Lewis stronnously objecttng.
hlr. g. =. Kollogg, az comrron1'ac. moved
that she matter bo lofotroa . 10 committee 81
meottng OF tho Club. Carried.
The Club theu adjourned.
ELEVENTH WARD nsrunttcANk
Tho Eleventh Ward Republican Club mat Iaas
evening In Martino's Hall, Ada asreet, near hlad-
ieon, with Gen. John II. Hammond in the Chair.
Tho polling place for holding tho primary olec-
tton WAS fixed nt Browns livery Atablo, No Ia
Wcst Madison atreot, noar Centre avenue.
eb9sa ns l. e. Sse l. 'Sgf' e. fe f sss@a %as
Corcotan.
hl.. Avory thsn announced The tfme for hold
Ing tho primary election. aa reported IN tho pro-
cecdinga Of tho Republican Central Commitsoe
Tho Chair statoI that m.tscr of groAt In.
portanoo would come up at the noxt 1ueotlnR,
namely, choosing. fifteon delegates to tho City
Convention and tho confederation Of tho noml-
urer, Oily Attorney, Clty Clefk, and porhaps
Gky Collector and Assessor.
Mr. Avery thought 1t WhB most Important
matter, shis selection Of tlftoeh delegates Tho
was TOO iato TO lock 4s stsble aftor tho horao
WAS stolen. ' Un!oss good nominations were
made. they would lose tho election. At tho pri-
mary meetings was the place to gel, proper
men before the people. It had been
heretofore that thcHa primaries woro con-
.roIled BY. mon who neVcr voted with
tho Republican party. AldormanIo candidates
should thon also bo chosen, aud they should SEQ
that they were good men. lis, thon explained
the action Of the Central Committee In the 1nat.
Ter, al reported In another column.
On motion Of htr. Woodard 1t MAS resolved 10
meet next Monday eyoniug for the purpose OF
suggesting the namos Of dfteoo delegates to the
City Convention. to DO brought bcforo tho
primaries, and MAO candidates for Aldermen;
and Inviting hil llopubcans to participate Ia the
meeting. as the Club Was BY no means exclusive.
ship and a voice iu tho deliberations.
Mai. 4. ". Edwards hultoved III taking prompt
action, aud not Delaying important matters from
week TO week. without accomplishing anything.
lie vantod 10 further delay after no1t Monday
evouing upon the important questions.
Mr. WoodaEd then stated that there woro no
rings In tho Eleventh Ward, md when thcy casno
to beat Hn11ey D. Cotvin for Mayor tloy would
giro bigger voto thnn tho ward had over glycn
before.
aIr. Forrier. moscd that . committee Of
thirty names at tue next me citing Of tho Club,
from which tlftoen delegates to tho Convention
h!lall oo choson, to bc voted On by ballot In tho
meeting.
NJ. Riddle moved to lay tho resolution on tho
table, Carried.
AIr. Avery moved to reconsider so much Of
Mr. Woolnrd's resolution ~ fixed next Monday
evening ~ tho time for holding tho adjourned
meeting.
air. Terrior moved Ia lay tbs motion On tho
tAble+ Usrrled. Tha meeting thsn adj ,urnBd
Until next Monday ovoniug Ut o'clock.