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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

second
No. 1913. bounded BY Dumsne, St. Philip, Belle.
chase. Dupre and Gsyoso streets. designated by
the Nos. to 10 inclusive; lots Nos. l, 2, 3,
back to the rear line of lots Nos. 49, IL Is, Is and
II; lots Nos. 6, and front on Bellechass street.
and lots Nos and 10 front on St Philip street AZ.
quired December l3. 1885, registered book 49, folio
a.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
District of this city, in the square bounded by
St. Phil p, Ursulines, Second and Third streets,
designated by the No. 9. in square No. 43s; said 10y
measuring 80 feet inches lines front on said
Ursullnee street, by 100 feet in depth between
parallel lines. Acquired April l6. 1873; registered
' Is. THE Ei UNDIVIDED HALF OF FOURTEEN
LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the new Suburb
Marigny, in the Third District of this city, IN
Dolhonde and Virtue streets, designated by the
Nos. to IA inclusive; said lots having, American
measure the following dimensions viz: Lots Nos s
10 inches lines deep; lots numbers 2 and meas
ure each 81 feet II inches lines front Annette
street. by 1T feet 10 inches lines in depn lot No. S.
forming the corner measures 30 feet front Mags.
trate street, by l27 feet 10 inches lines deep and
ure each 81 feet II inches lines front on Mags-
trate street; lots Nos. and having each 127 feet
10 lines in depth, and lot No 10 l59 feet
each 80 feet front on Magistrate street. lot No !
having l27 feet u inches lines in depth. and lot
No. 8 having l5s feet inches lines in depth;
lots Nos IL, IL and 13 measure each 81 feet IL
inches lines front on st. Anthony street. by LIT
feet 10 inches lines Deep and lot No IA measures
81 feet front st. Anthony street by LIT teet 10
inches lines Acquired March 81, 1869; registered
book 81, folio "a.
50. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Third District of this city, designated by
the letter F, in the square No. 1855, bounded by
Enghtin Dauphine, Royal and Poet streets, me ss-
uring So feet 8 inches front Enghein street. by
81 feet in depth On the side nearest Royal street.
and So feet inches Ga the side nearest Dauphine
street. and "a feet inches in the rear. Acquired
july 8 1857; registered book 70, folio 1913.
81. FIFTY-THREE SQUARES OF GROUND, stu.
ated in the Third District of this city, and desig
mated by a plan drawn by J. A. DHemecourt, depu.
ty surveyor, the fourth of April. 1870. and de-
posted in the office OF A Duca1el. notary public
No. = py the Nos s3s, s4O s4l 1885, s57, $685. $751; ss2
ss3, iloi ilo2 lloa ll2s ilss llso lss2 lsss 1893
1884, l42l 1922 1883 1884, 1888 1854 1861 1868 1871
1870 l877 1873 2Ol8 1918 $685. 2O57 2l93 1884, 1881
2233 $780, $751; 3al9 2420, $685. S96. 260S $685. 2sS3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-17

BY l28 feet IN depth. Acquired March 81, 1869; reg
Is. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. to.
gether with the buildings and Improvements
in the square bounded by Royal Frenchmen,
Dauphlne and Union streets; said lot having,
American measure, 81 feet II inches lines front
depth and front on Royal street and 1913 feet lines
on the line dividing il from lot B. Acquired March
81; 1869; registered book Doc g. folio 70 ,,r,
gether with the buildings and Improvements
thereon situated IN the Third District OF tins city,
in the square bounded by Royal, Frene h e,
letter B; ead lot having, American measure 81 feet
II inches lines trent on Frenchmen street by LOG
feet inches lines IN a. Depth i occurred March d.
Is. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, to.
gerher with the buildings. snd improvements
thereon situated in the Third District OF this city
In the square bounded by Rampant. Columbus, st.
Claude and st. Anthony Streets designated by the
No. Is; eaid lot measuring, American measure, Az
inches. in depth on the side nearest Columbus
street and l57 feet inches in dep on the size
nearest St. Anthony street. BY 90 feet II s inches
Is. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together will,
the Thg and hs t1 m The
bounded by st. Bernard, Marais, Columbus and St.
Claude streets, designated by the No. ?, said lot
street 81 feet inch lines deep on the side near
est St. Claude street. 88 feet 10 inches lines deep
on the division line of lot No. 3. and y feet e.,
inches in width in the rear Acquired March 81,
1853; registered book 81 folio 90.
q. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, to.
gether with the buildings and improvements
in the square bounded by st. Bernard, Marais,
Columbus and st. Claude streets designated by
the No. g. said lot measuring Al feet inches
'front.' on st. Bernard street. also 81 feet inches
front on &C. Bernard street. n feet front on Maras
street, SO feet 10 inches lines deep on the side
toward st. Claude street, and 81 feet . inches .
i;roa in width on the rear, ACQUIRED January 6,
1863: re1istered book IS. folio 632.
Is. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. together with
the brIldinos and improvements thereon, situated
In the 1hird District, in the square bounded by
Laharpe, St. Bernard, Robertson and Claiborne
atreets desisnated by the No. l. said Lot measur.
in9 feet 10 inches lines mont On IT. Bernard
, 1876-03-29
CEN. LtPPINCOTT.
HIS 1ftiiTAnY AND niyt1. RECORD.

n fAs m,to. n Tia Ch.eaos Tftbun4:
V1notSiA, ILL.,, March 27.-1n your phpor OF
Saturday last appears communication from
Jacksonville, ovor the signature Of "Asoldler,"
coutaining hu attack upon Gen. Lppfncost. AZ
the policy Of THK tribune seems 10 10 to hoar
both e!dot. allow mo to rcply TO the charges
and tnsinustlons OF your Morgan Coun-
ty correspondent. Tho writer OF this article
cnsorod tho army in 1901. In Gen. Liprlncosts
company, and served under him during his corr
l,pction with tho regimonL-a period Of over
three years.-and c!aima to bo In position to
sponk knowingly concerning Gen. LIS friend
ship for and treatment Of eo|diors. Since tho
close Of tie War, have watched tho course OF
Gon. L., and In common with sho soldtofs
Of tins State hare taken Just pride
In him ~ representative OF the
soldier oismcnt In 1liino.e. I hare novor before
lloa,d that Gen L. was elected 10 especially 1cp.
roeons!ng the soldiers, Of that ho msdo any aucli
claims, and hno'o that ho makes no such cleiuas
now. Hts record since ho ontetoA tho otslce IL
lust cause Of prido to his frionds and ercn po-.
lItcal opponents admit that IN tho discharge o.
his duties az Auditor ho has boon faithful snd
aiicont. but his nppolntces have not all beou
soldiers, and this constitutes his oiranac. 1t Is
fully tins that this sort Of argument bo dropped:
II q man Betvod his country aa q soldioE well
md faithfully, and 10 time Of noed. he do
gorYos well 1t the hands Of tue people. Ills
services should not and will not bo forgotten.
Republics aso not ungratcfuE, and men generally
arc rewnsled al they deserve. But togo begging
for Office OF tho sole and only plea Of having
bceu : soldier has, to ehy tho lcast. become
mouotonous. Tan. Lippincott has rnado llts ap-
pollltmonts with duo regard to tho fisness Of tho
applicants for tho posit|on. and only tho lisap-
pointed hayc made any complaints. That he is
court1ng tho favor Of Liberals or Democrats.
rather than that Of his friands, moods 10 answcr,
aud, to quote tho language nf rnE Tn!puSE, T. 1t
will roouiro stronger 1e1souB than thoae given
{by a Soldier to shake tho hold Con. Lip
nincott has On tio popular good will" The
Bpldioya OF Cnss County boloyc that don. Lip
p.ucott not Gully fairly represent them, but
hope tho Republican Convention will rouominato
him Il,
, 1876-03-29

uoo possible II no ~ wsrs All suppose
that lin gao,a ii 10 wisl nnw m 'S,n s,rn,a"c,S
lion n ssoi'h body foanslneo'i i % now srat ho
Ans nll a.n rrotty oclliua Of tue kluj.-Ns,o
will bo nbla to do ''s'" -
York Tribune.
r.., r,,r,, II Georgia. does not spend any
,tn,n NY y. sok ,.n',!k Hbont tbs loat eAuan lie
.n;', rncn.f 10 cortosponcnt 81 TIC }nfroit
sr"a ,, ses' regard tho indlssofuhtencsa NJ thu
=. TX Exon lad 1t suc,netlol, now sos that It
tonl,t not have bncn flro yeafn before thoro
wnuld lsaso been fns!her. socoastons within tue
confederate stntrs. Tbs Ststcs uo!t Of tho
il,oso ca.t. Ills ioss OF tha eIayes va, . severe
ljow 10 tho South. ktill We should DO
iuss as well on without them wero tho
negro. raeo loss indolont md W.
:v we sanno &c., WoTh ooy oas q 1o
Erocs and piaut his crop. but ho hhB not tiio
slightest ansNranco that Ao will ever gather II.
II hia kgtals chnoae not to work. he is o. tholr
mercy, and tboy ara Just A. ]'au!o to abandon
tholr engagements Al n critical time 81 A. any
my ot!lcr. Thoy are co1,stttntionnlly al Idle.
thTitklc6s race, always depending on Tho whites
fur evorythiug, md It will take century OF Cd
ucation bcfore they can bo brought up to the
f,ll members Of tho community" Ex Gov. brown,
who was Governor Of Georgia during tho War,
took Hinilur Wow IN = recent speech.
eaying: "While would, duiine tho War. have
cl,ocrfu1y given my life to na'i!taln tho instI,,
tuition OF siavcry, now. II By turning my hand
ovor could rolnslete tt In ell itB powoE. eyow
to you vond not 10 IT, And IN tutoring thia
sentiment only oxprcss the fcclnRH OF a worry
largs majority Of tho people of tho South. |
wns somewhat OF lcsler In sccoaalon, but I
want you, my friends Of the Northwest to un.
tcrstand that am opposed TO- the next civil
wnr, and. with tho inmcnao military powor VIC
i,ayo proved ourselves capable OF exatttny,
an not afraid OF tho next foreign war;"
, 1876-03-29
THE CHICAGO TR1BuNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2o 1876:

In which slnsnro. Conait. Mutrhes1, aud f3efster
thankod tie Convention for tho llonare con-
fnrrcd aud wero llentod to flntl their gtrvices
during Tho rh.t vpnr wpre wnrthy Of a rGn0mna-
linn. Alr. Atlsct,cll sonsibly remarked TINT
though on tho tatI-nirl nf tile ticket. 1t wnan't
orcry lna1l who wo,l!d mako good Police MAY.
nitrate, mud ho wns Etsl Il, titlt That tho tnvon-
siau thongllt him capable, aud II tho citKcns
eeoto.l him In would not dexraoe their soleo-
t!on. A,ljonrnc1 ........
TITS C.tixcns' s'amrafgn Committee have called
meetings aa follows: Wednesday evening to.
mighty. nt q. ". Jnnas'. cosnsr Of State and
Charles YUungn place, on Wentworth avenH..
near Fortr.1,nlh street; Friday ascntnG al [isv
~ Frc.!orichR, OIL pnnker's avenue; 9..,~ ~
evening nj tue Town 1lall Monday ev"'1 ="
Enslowood
The Indepnndent urocnback c. c. FL -" "vanmc
Ward e,,loayo,nd to hold n,f;,,'as Er.na mi
At M. 0SJ Stnto stront. .n.no ~" ~. ''r,yans
several otor political hs",.' ,as,nnnn IN
hut It wns tllonRht sso,s ~, .,,nn.,t ~ ths
,nnotng until no,s "ech' ofi @couun' VI ''''
Buow-6toEnl.
In'' 1],"'aanrttecs selccted by tho various 1ta-
.t,,hif.,,, yard Clubs of tho South Town at No.
i,rn L. tasll ovonue last evcning. Thnlattend-
49, ~ .iowaycr. hony small On nccount Of tho
ut.thcr, tho meeting WAS postponed until tbis
tyerinH. r-..
Tho candidatea for town oilcere on the Republic
an ticket antl also thu committees selected by Tho
various wards for tho purpose OF organizing .
Campaigu Cu1nmttoe will meat At tho heHd.
quarters Of tic Third Ward Club, No. 900 Wa
bahh avenue, On " Wednesday evening At halt-past
7 o'clock.
, 1876-03-29
GnMlb0ltAs

A passaKe In tho New Testament Gays, "And
II thine eye offend thee pluck 1t out and cast It
from theo." Loon Qambetta, the lnvtncilla le-
publican agtatoE Ia said to hare deliberately de-
stroyed his loft eyo when 10 was boy at school,
Ii not exactly In obad!enco to the divine coui-
mhnd, yet because ha dieflked to study the 4an'
guage Ii, wllich this uapdate Wss originally Hrlt-
tou. uamletta batod Crock. aud DID his utmost
to get excused from studying y. uus when he
foond that A,4 entrsastes yeso q 40 avail With
lis father. ha threatsned 70 destroy hls vision.
daemed it . wiae tatnos's duty to thwar& ths
whms Of au ohatinats boy MAS !mnoysblo, and
tnla Icon be could pluck out hA 0yea II ho
chnsa' Su not Of oourse Tor ono moment aupposiug
lie possibility ot suoh sbng. Epraged 1t tais
wholly unexpected answer, young dambst.a
tore Ills left eye from ita socket, aud informed
bis father thAt the right eye eluu!d 20 10 keep
company with tho lett II there way no other way
| OF escape from study 0f the hated language.
| Happily for France, bis father, recognizing tho
itdolnltable will Of his Hou, at once Yielded tho
! point.
, 1876-03-29

other countfss have, ~ wo bellows, had no can.
tiidato for Congress. except TAzeveli. stpce thu
distrct wns organized. Aud many Of thu etanch
and WORKING Republicans IT. this, Logan County.
are dcsirous and ato working for \ candidate
from this cor.,ty. They nro presenting ths
name Of Edward D. B!tun Of this city, a. can
ditlase, and hts reputation for hblity and iohrsty
we arc proud TO place by tI,a klde Of l'r. at-
wards or any other nau IA TITO district. Mr.
llIna = lawyer .ho4, reputation m =, Is we'll known
tas,on will brlug him many f1lsn1s
md votes, Should .h h' 10 ~ nominated n,a,lo,ls he
VII by hq power not Of oo1 cs,T9 s
hie,rict, but will give grcat strength anl aul-
port to tile general ticket. Wa to1ioyo Mr::
H,inn In a stronger man thnn Dr. Edwards, will
be ah1e to con1act tho canvaes with mofa visor
and ability, and carry the ltcpnbllcsn votcs to a
unit over the entrn district. We, therefore. do
slro to proasnt CTR reasons IN thls lettcz, ~ We
have iono 10 p1ovont my a,esty action in this
tuattor on tho ratt Of any orh county.
Tie ntrongost ,ian for Governor In 1lfnofs ts,
toyond g..ention. +. u. Wsshburno. and his
alaotiou il certain If he becomes candidate.
.. II. HUNT,
, 1876-03-29

70 the Editor of Th4 Chicago Iftbuns;
CllIcAuo, MBrch 37.-Mr. James N. Clark, tho
Republican nominee for tho most important
office Of tho Town Of West Chicago. namely,
that Of Asaessos, las, for tho period Of nearly
shIrty years, been identified with tho interests
of THU city, He cau,o bore from Now York in
la47, and will bo remembered by many OF our
citizens ~ tho bookkeeper Of tho t}rm OF Messr1.
Doolttlo Il Miller, shlpbuildors. With whom ho
remained from 1858 to 1865, tbs two last years
Assistant City AsBesaoE iu tho sptiug Of 1850,
Ruu was allotted all thAt portion OF the West
Division Tying north Of Kinzio streot and held
that position uutll the fall Of 1B71- At this timo
be waa elected held CITY Assessor Of
tito WeHt Division. lie held this poaition until
the Law was changed, RkkipB ono head Az
sohsor for the whole city inatead OF thFoe
AZ formerly, At which time ". u. II. Grey
was sppoinled by the Mayor to fiji shas position.
Mr. Clark was Immediately appointed ftrat A.
alataut AHscssor OF tho city, All! was slosed the
tinusa In that position until last September,
when the city tax was hauded over 10 tho 6tato
authorities for collectlon under the uon0ral
Neyenue Lam. At this time he resigned. Thus,
| Tor nearly Boyon years. mo propertY-ownoEH Of
tho Ncst Division hayo been acquainted With
alf Clark III the sAme relation which they pro-
poao to cnnsnue by electing him TO tho onlca ol
Assoksor. While tle has been chief c!ork uildes
Air. David llaAniu, tile West Town Collector, II
should 10 dlatinctly understood that tho present
tax Was not nade upon h!a assessment, ~ tho
assessment mstts for the city, was not used, hui
| that uiRd0 bY tho Town ABsasaora, The poupIt
will aeo 10 It that tAe eKpelIenoe ability and in
togrity Of James N. ClaIk shall not be iost b,
party motives. TAx-pAyEu,
, 1876-03-29

70 the EIlE4T U 1Hf CH1fd1d 1TitINs
CHICAGO, Mhruh ~. Tue mischief which
Senator Ilamlln has wrought during tito rast
year by hts careluss or Intentional lR.Apetinx
with tho Postal lAwH far outweigh, Il may 10
Hafcly said, NIL hla public services 10 tho country.
IInl no beou specially omployod By .Ls u1p1sas
companies to represent them III Washington, ho
could hardly layo rendered taclu moro signal
service than Wien lo committed tho b!s,nlor-
char!tably spoaAing-,wbich las leglrlased A.
least million dollars into their pockets. and di-
ytrted a corresponding amount from thu Ma
tional Treasury. But this Is not Tho wosst
feature of this stupid II not criminal bluudsr
for Which Ar. uamlin has b0eu 80 very allow to
, 1876-03-29
Hpecfd. Dt1rateh 70 Tn Chtoaoo 1fibts


4pecfa. DtIpaeeh 70 Tn Cttoaoo 7%fo.sn4.
JAsEav11LE, Ws., Alarot 29.-HopubIcan
ward caucusos wero hold last night Anl noml-
nations mndo. First Ward, James Blair for Al
tlor1nan; Ja1s,es @. a1ctcalf, Bupcrvlsor ]. II.
Taylor. Constable. socond Ward, q. b. Judd.
Alderman y. II. Reynolds. Supervisor; John
J. Cornstoclf, Constable; Clark Durnham, School
Commissioners. Third Ward, David L. Fiileld,
Alderman; F. KtmbalI, Supervisor Abo PaE'tor,
Conatabio. Fourth Ward William Casar, Alder
man Z; L. D. Carlo, Supervisor; John T. Drake,
Constable; Ii. II. CouRat School Commissioner.
Fifth WGrd, G. A. Libbey, Alderman; ]. u
Carlo, Supervisor; D. McDouga!, Constable.
This afternoon tho City Convention met at tho
Court.Houso md nominated for Mayer J. W.
Clerk i. t. Dmock; Police Justico. Lafayette
I. Pstten Jussioo Of Ponce, n. N. phoipa-
nooKfoRD, I'LL.
Special Di.naieh to Ias Gh'taqo 7rf6t.ns.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Naroh 28.-Nex4 Thursdays
Gazette will contain tho call for tho Republican
County Convention, to be hold at tho Court
House, In this city, Wednesday,. slaY 10. 1876,
for the nnrpose OF selecting ton delegates to rcp-
State Convention, to bo held At Springfield May
a. 1876 aud also to elect delegates to represent
Winnabago County in the Republican district
Convention when chllod.
TIT; OHIO nEprDI1cATs,
CoEuxurs. O., March 2a.-The hoto1s arc
crowded with dolcgatee 10 tho Republican State
Convention, which meets tomorrow. Thare
a1o six candidates for Secretary OF State, but 1t
liz impossible to predict Tonight who ID tho
{ayorto.>~ There ia nearly an unanimous fceling
hero IN favor OF nstruotlng tho delegates to tho
National Convention to support Hayes for Prcst-
don't. Such resolution will 10 adopted to-
morrow by nearly, II not quite, 4 unaaimous
vote.
GRAND nAp1Ds, MICH.
Speotrk Dispatct to Tho Ch,cu9o 1rtbtsns.
QnAaD KAPspa, Mich, March 28.-Ths Demo-
| Gratis Tonight nominstod George W. Thayer.
ono Of our most prominent merchants, for May.
| or The Hon. II. j.. Rnhlal waB reuomnasod
| for Treasurer nnd II. ". Liosyela for Director
oi tho Poor. Tho Republicans arc, however,
confident Of defeating tho ticket
| WlHCoSsiH.
| Sptetat NlsEatrh to 1hs Ghfraa0 Tribune.
| MADISON, Wis, March 23,-Pnlitfcn are getting
much mixod here. humorous ci.izens Of bott
| parties have unltod in call on 8. N. riuney Il
4 thirt, term, but many Of his own (the Doro
| osatic) pnrty declare thny will have nonc OF him
| Candidates for Troasusor ARC thicker th9n bees
! THE NEW JERSEY DEMOCRACY.
TRENTON, N. J. March 29.-Tho Democratic
| State Convention will meet horo May 81 to aloc
delegates to tho st. LouiB Convention.
, 1876-03-29

II the Elitor ef Its Chicago Tribune:
Cu1oAao, March a7.--Souo Of tho old Nepub-
licnn leaders In tho Eighteenth Qhtc Tweuticth)
Ward nre taking measures to tnwart tho action
OF tho clnbs {Inlopondons aud 1sepublican) re-
Gently organized to promote reform. There is
danger That some honest yotors who have not
fully understood tho lnviao working Of political
affairs In that ward during the past year and
half may be mislod By them.
Tho truth la, that II WAS through tho mschina-
tiona OF these very mcn-tha old Republican
leadera-thnt the control OF the ward MAS orlEf-
ually sold out to tho Corcoran Clique. In clio
fall of 1874, Capt. Dali, candidate satisfactory
to tue majority Of the better class OF tho noplE-
lcau yotors in tho ward, was nominated foz
Alderman. Fnrwell was At tho sams time run
mug against Le Moyne for CougreuB. Tho
coutost promised to be Gloss ono, aud john
Corcoran. an old Democrat, and a gambler aud
ballotbox Btulfer BY pIotcasiont ufloted to casry
tho ward for FnrToll, In return for tho Office 1f
Alderman. 1t waa thau these party lentarn mai,
talked over tho slooming aspect Of party Affairs
aud decided thas the bont thing for tho party was
to Withdraw Dall and aocopt Corcoran's olfor.
we'll understanding the probabilities khat fraud
would be eunloycd, John Coroolan Was not
wls more to liasno IN tho matter than these in-
talligent gontamen, including 1t leaat an older
OF Iii oythodo1 church. who can lead = prayer
meeting with great uuctfon. hut WHO Inns becn
an ot1icohoilor as vol. WHO struck handA With
tho di6t!uEuiHhed momber Of Tho BpcrttnR fra
tcrnity aforementioned, and aEraod IN the
nailo Of tho Republican party to scccpt tho fruits
OF his viilany, nnd to pay him Literally thofe-
It vas 7hon tlcno facts came to light that tho
honest ulen OF tho ward nut IN nomination
James A. Kirk. aB TN independent candidate,
aud by III honest count Of votes elected him. but
Cprcorann frauds carried linn safely Into power
aud counted Bualf majority for Farwelt in tha
, 1876-03-29

~ IN KdR6F q TIA CHteap1 7FFRuHRs
CnicAoo March 28-Esch party ahonid fool,
viow Of tho great issues At Rtake In Tho COM
ing municipal election, that good City doEosn-
mont Ia Of mora Importance to Chicago than tho
results Of Presidential election. IIonco It be-
hooves oaoh party to nousinase ita boat mou' re-
gprtlleBs Of tho ordinary partisan bi iAs for
though the maaaas would naturally profor o 1lo-
publican, yos such Is tho intonHo craving for
bottor government, thRt \ bad Nepubllcan will
this year stand 10 chance III 2 canlldaso IN OPP
position to good Democrat, Should auch be
nominated. Lot this consideration mt Nopub-
ican csuuuass and conventions On their guard.
g.
, 1876-03-29

A,,.nt,n, ot Tim Gschteantl, Ward Democrat
-, ...,, ~ a., fro,,tv
10 olub WAS bold last evoh'hg IN LEG counsy
Courtroom, Clarence L. DSef. tho Ieoa'aan1' ~
the chair, Tho minutes Of tho previous meet
ina voto raad md annroyed,
-" =, ~ 1v;..a,s at.t.d .b., d.1.,..o nm
nr' y. Il. "'naso, s'ossa .u', ,,'t.,s uss1 ns
Teutton had oeoh caltcd oy tAo Den'oefas!c coa"
trail Committee, to bc held At the Democratic
Hoaaaua.tefs at 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon,
IN nnrauauca of tho reouest of the North-Side
pa'eua ~, =. ,nno.t;nnnont u ~ 7a,srst.s Ia.
LON octata. 1no appost'on'ou. .. " u.
Fifteenth Tato, a1teontn "afo' " oo'en-
teenth; y: Etshsoonth, ~. x.,o,,,,,o,
Mf. Nil!am u. Devpo onsr nt,,a tpso'.s" t .n;ant
that committee 81 Two 30 appointed 10 solecs
deo6htoa 70 tho Uon1ention. ,u.
Mf: Nalsh mosea 70 nnaanu a u. ~ AZ T. s''''
oao from eaeh pioclnet " ss'ccteu - ~ ~
lost and tho original motion prevailed.
aho GaI mnn,,e aPoni Macsi,, aTh,a1a w,nstnn anJ
niosslh DesA4o' Maen'o' 1n4o1o' "'e''soA'' "A1
Turner: ,.,
Mf acKln uecnnea 20 M he'YE, ,s;n1, a. 10 ra
taed his Influence 70 ne Ens!on y mo5a.nons. s1I.
WHICH "as lnhueulateu w. 1unoa ,,, I'M. } a.uuI}
hlght Ing eontloMan man ~ ~ onsnneu' a
hnu Phip Con!oY apP9,naou u IT, ~ sme.eo.'
Ua 'nnston VI sona ora,,n.o H. III .cicontinn ~
ono from oacl' precinct III tue "afo aou '"o a.
1aTRs. g!5, co,,,t..o. ,,oror,,,, ro,s-od and ~,
The Committee saGroap3n a., sos.ca a anu hia InS
sa.net1n6 uH uiu " ~, Nv Sv,..s.. - H.. ,.at
ehickon dispute, and other torie1 Which interest
At 9t40 tho corami'tco returned and presented
tho following 4alegates' William spn.ne, Elfas
froe'nct; W; u: 0evtne, second NICK hnn-
nou, 1n.ui ~; 'nnCos 1a'sn G1 Sounr1 s.u M.Ia
Whlto, flfth -; N9hn, SIKH y. y; Ihre-
nahs n;ns oO501t" o5 INV Rnratyee ~ {arcc. Jnan Il
Welsh and Horny Horn, alsernascs.
On moHou LUG soPos' "aa aeeop'o1 A"o
it,h T,,r.x v.nt.a In knoSr II tho Efrhteoptb
! Ward delegation would bs instrnctofto indofae
| tho Iolopenden. ticket now tn tho notd: @ except
Mr.. Tcmpci. Ho wanted Astio light on tho
subject.
| 3lr. lsountree 6alu toat Uomocratlo oolcHA6ce
to u Democratic Oonyontiou should act IN y
Democratic matter. lie did not propose to 90
inso tho Convention and ,ndossc tho action o.
airy other body. 1to favored the independent
| candidate for Assessor. Mr. Chasies II. Dyer.
and !lo thought tho Eishteenth Ward would bus'
thin him.
L. IL. Winston Was called upon 70 express hls
Views, ana in response anid that Ao would in-
| dorao Homo Of tho notnineos OF the lnuopon1-
1 L.. ~H- ~roin