, 1876-03-26

7eu1ng. a
HYoE PARK.
'oM1SA71ox OF CANDIDATES Ut THE TA1-FAEK2s
CONVENTION. |
Tho Nominating Convention appointed BY tho {
aucuB OF a1-pAgers OF Hyde Park last Wednes-
av met yesterday afternoon in Floods Hall
rhe.e waa very large attendance Of outsiders {
md the impression Was general that the Con-
yeution had it in Its power to nominate the ott-
1879 who ehould administer tho affairs OF the
7illtge for the ensuing year; while, on the other
,and, there WAS danger that its wolk might oe
10 disastrous aa to continue in power the tools
II the present extrsvagant ring.
Since the Sherman House caucus there has
boeo some talk that this movement was out
md dried affair like that OF last year. This sus-
picion has been ralsed not On account OF any In
hcrent popularity OF the caucus, but simply be-
cause it vas held a. the same place 81 that Of
last year.
This wear about 800 Invitations were Issued to
various propertg-owners and residents OF the
village to attend meeting at the Sherman
Ionso on Wednesday. Tho NUMBER who intend
ed has been yar,ousiy estimated at from iftv to
1f,) and tho same mothod OF procedure as that
OF last wear was adopted. Forty-t"o delegates
were chosen, and tho diversity OF their opinions
was manifeetly 60 great that no suspicion OF
backed convention could be entertained This
was clearly evident wien tho Couvent1oIi began
its work, there being PROLONGED struggle over
several Of tho Offices, ending in most instances
With the selection Of men, VINO nao no1 poea
previously mentioned for tho places;
The meeting was CALICO 10 ofue1 py ~
Grny. Esd,, WHO nominated Mr. D. s. Taylor, or |
South Chicago as Chairman. id1. '. u. ouct-
nov was chosen Secretary, anu 90 not1oa VI d
r. Bontleid Eaq., committee OF tolee' no1Sie'
8. s. cnjzmin, THOMAS Dofle. end l. y. da1-
-, .ar, teI n Credentials.
Owing to the numerous absentees: tho deie-
CATIONS were materially different from toose
originally Holected, anu tno iul1 ile@ "Ao ~ 4ot
lows: n;.... r.a Ss,,on N n
Dodson. Leslie Lewis W. n.a. ra5s 1Stos~
sesona non,isM II. lii, I. i. Harmon. Henry
BROOKS, ]. i. Borehe, T. C. boyd d. pt..,,. ..,,.,
Pierce, g. ". Bishop, I. W. Springer u. a. fo'ans
bee: .. 7.hr rn.,.,, william Hudson. ?.
Fourth g!atnssTsonu gsT.,ptna =. a Nc.h'
c1dmof9, 9,,epThnmss DoyIo Joseph M,rcy, Peter
Ghers., Thomas Mo1an " T. Green, Jacob Boomer,
nns T,vIor@ Andrew Iehm, Joseph spohn, ". b.
| Montgomery.
SIKH D1NIack-n' 'A'"e~o~'@ -
! bell, T. Nolse. -
| ~ ooe.N aeI...;a, y, ~. .fYact
". r. Gray oEered Tosoial'ou s ~ .uo eI.t H.
that tho First. oeconu' 1nio. aaa sh ~ v,11,"a
trlcts be allowed ono t. n;at.;c, ~ aiiowe,l
| tIuSteo' 0Ao @NA'
An amendment py Mt: ". o!aa1s ro!ou31ss' ~ nj
the effect that each diseract 10 pei1 p.sd ~. tho
| in Z nomoee, to % aceepteu u teJesseah ~
Convention, "as tuo Iauao ~ ha;,,o 6nai1v lost
cueslon, pnl tue aulenusa; t1ar ssae.a5
sne ot'9i"n1 I;~,,s.;n,, then ansnad On mo-
Considerable discussion tneu e,oa,a :nnno eantf;.
ton to appoint committee TO nomlna.s cauus- sa
dstos sof to"p n,,, auu ..t1 t1,rawn and motion to
!utioo WEE ~ 'enhaJd ah,J,data for T'nan Clark wos
adopted; h.uot Mr. ". J. Russell WAS the
only candidate oe1o'e tue ~ liz. -scav,nr n
nominated on Tue 1o1n'ai o0"o7
Totes out OF tue -. .o,,n1,,.,tad
mr. in,t,on Mam EnoI9a for @ the ofce Of Supervisor
oy y.a.,nI teuomn'''A4 'o'
by acclamatlon. . e~.v Eso.. Hneb
roi asei II Flo we're NIT in nomination
Mr.. Gray vas CHOSEN Is me w " ~ hsuota cast
aate @ ,5, py ,ben be1e unanimously N nominated.
-Four ballots we're necssSaas - Day,a y Wv
for Collector. Aessls. A1cnao' 1--WE. uore, nron,sea
and Bruno Ganse ne'nS Sa rhe recs;Tsd % vote
on louIsu u>os ~ Tnan;nous nominee Of til,
and was made 1he ulan''AoNe AN''1
! VILLAGE OFFICERS.
! rha c,,van+ion then p;ocoeded to ballot fo7
village ',e1S anu ~ - 81 Votos to is for aIr
y S.ovat h1s nomination MAS made unan
|
. | 1mous. ~. ,orsz rvora nropo3ed b,
! FOE 1r2ateea, tuI -. H;tahoil sxaa nominate:
l districts. mr.. aoEauaut +nl1e 49,. n,s.ri,t frh,
hy acciamat1on from the fHst Olo14 IT,,
Goccnd I,str1ct presented the names o1 At5- .
, neeona p1,,ns. n Tn,,mer. ana j. P. Rulnso1
= Al, H-psiay having received ~ votes "aa 1uau
= IT, atf. nnn,,nen nons nnani6,onsIy.
= Mr.. 4. A. FoI!ausbee was nominated oY Il
n .,smaton To represent tho Third District, an
;. M@ y Cndmore, also by acclamation, hom sh
= ~ To,1tn Dlstr1ct.
rgn,sA rha Eiith District presented the nanes
! maasra D. s. Tnyior, Peter schlund e: ". u,
Messfs 1sir I'd lanes H. Bowen the latter from til
S,s,t S1rl n,-,rct. On motion, it WAS agreed ths
:, aat, hint snould bear two names, aud the t"
- cs1d,dates RECEIVING q majority should be T.
y @a1onaes MIR. D. S. Taylor having received
=. haitnts and MIR. James II. Bowen 22, these eol
It element we're declared the nominees py uoan
10 rnnra rota.
- A'oeo CAMPAIGN coM3n7EE-
= c1 Mr Vanderbilt 3 Campaie
II on mo1lon n;.t;n1 VI ~ two from each Of Il
T. Committee, conslss.ns s;a+na y. 40 fo1ows. Fir
10 six districts. we're appoiuteu, 20 paeo}. g.
og Dietrict James WadsHorth. H. =. nup9o" y"
r. ond District, John H. Irumbu1i, honfx :
~ D-a,l.a Third District, John F. barney, u.
W W 1aooeo, s, Fourth DISTRICT, 2. Cudmo1e. JOSEF
Q. b'shoP' ah ,S1,,ct tThnmas Moran Andre