, 1876-03-11

Vows Of tho other speskere. Tho last,named
gentleman stated that tho city "aa IN aeplofs,,
bio staso financially. The Council had voted
among .hcm. vhlci, ough. to be abolished. Why
had Comptroller Hayes asked that &5oo.0 000 30
appropriated to mako mp q dollctehcv Ho
wanted only respectable and honest men elected
as Aldermen, Tho tirnc had come whom this
tiaBy OF men should bo forced to take Office and
not buntnorB sutI s.alawavs Thur should NOM
inatc tax.rnyers for Aldermen in order 10 sayo
Ca Cant. Nbell followed Mir. pase. This rAa tho
first meeting ho hal attended,, but he agreed
frIlv with ri1ak had boon said by tho 0thor.
epcakers. Ifo Was no orator. but wonld do all
he could 10 promote honest government.
Mr.. hIcfionnlss. from the Co!lm.ttco thnn rn-
ported twepty HANGS from whtcl eight delegates
wore 70 ho elected.
Mr. Eddy moved that tho lis. Of nau,os be
rotorrod back to tho Committee Of ttyc. 10 re-
port eieht delegates at tho noxt moeting. To be
selected from tue tvonty l,an,ea offered.
Mr., 1Iobert 7. Lincoln moved to amend. that
tho Committee maize report Of eight names
for delegatas Tint nvcuinE, Which was nccoEscd.
which elicitod much laughter.
Mr.. McGennlss. from tho Committee on Dole
gAtoa, then reported eight namcs. M follows: !:
+. D. Gray. J. Q. Grant, 1lonry Douu a: T. lay
D. 3. Smith. J. 1loaonborg. A. ]. Averoi and i.
Messrs. IBlnm, Walker, Etitchol and sthors
than matlo brief speeches, after whtch tae toan-
'1'4.''' "''ou'''"' r,--,, mann,
4 largo and enthusiastic meeting Hag hela
Thursday evening by tho 1sepnh!ican C!ub OF
tho Fifth Ward nt Krcysster,s Hail. 10 Archer
avenue blr. William Van olinda presiding. Local
ihn rnco"a3ty was atown OF ovory otizens turn
i,,, at nmI rnsin~ At tho conliur election,
committee of tiyo was nppoluted TO aoIect tho
'ot~ ta I'm mcxt mcntfnc. which viii cioct
sho a,Y tcst NJ thom "a delouatas 10 tho 11opub-
L.. =. Tonvonttnn an TIM plat that After n long
isouso;"n ti,n followinp rnsolnlon was nnssod
1,.'ss.s M,vo- co,yn la. ,1cc1orcl 1T, intention
n a1i tSo oIies of Hiayor Of (|hicaro Tor longer
..r shsn Inst 10 which e waa eiaetei by Tho people;
| therefore,
psurpation Of tic Hoat aaered rEhts o. tha people,
NJ ono ula1 mccts VIII oof "aaAaAn'o coinon'uS-
Il ~. .,,, lin 4,crsn NJ m, Fifth Ward ta
r,nrs.ei IL ,ao tc,r ,tiuence iu securing an order
Nv Tin Common Co,1nfi for su election Of aayor at
tic upproachlnE April election.
After tho dabatu of como q1cilairely locn!
mattor. tle u,octiug adjourned. Tho next iH to
be held q. DORIS Ilalt, corner Of Twenty sixth
and Hanover streets, IMea.lay evening.
ri1E 1aEuocnA1s.
f)t,n Of tho facttouB Of The Ti{tb Ward Dom
ocratio party hold meeting last night In y beer
neloon corner Of ArohGr ayel,,le and Lock street.
About tweuiy men gathered In littlo back room
to nrrnniza d Democratic Club for tLo ward
There sccmel to bo no Chsirmau or othor
onice1s. The controlling spirit was Barney Nc
Kouus. Ho proposed thst panie. Tracy tako the
chair. Danici was unanimously elected, At tLia
pout Of tbp 1neotiug AID. Bpmmer enterod, Ho
! i VAS Immediately button. .holed and lad away by a
1tr. Iruncwald who complained that it Wis NIL
| Irish" Tho pair stopped into an adjoin-
inr room. Tie Alderman soon roturpel Ia
hjg co1lpt,tuonts, but Grunewald stood
nicti in hia ren,arks by auother ljsafToctod ono
WHO kent mumbllng, tits all Iriah" This hns