, 1876-04-07
Indignation Meeting Of Fourth
Ward Republicans and
Democrats.
Continuing the Canvass in the West
Town-.'Minor Meetings.
Tic National C0lorcl Mems Conyentlon
at Nashville Dcnounce the
Color Lfue,
Ohio draenbackers Put Forth the
Customary Initiation swash.


CITY CONVENTION.
nEpugL1cAN TICKET NOMINATED.
Therc was largo and aomewhat tumnltuouB
gathering yesterday afternoon Ut the Republican
Hsad1uarterB, on the corner Of Clark aud Lake
stroota. to placo IN nomination candidates for
city oalcos on tho Republican ticket. Fully an
hour boforo tho tlmo appointed for tho Couyep-
tton. tho people began to assemble, and by 2
o'clock the long room on tho sooond floor Of tho
building rms uncomfortably jammed aud still tho
crowd kept increasing. TWAS with tho utmost dif
ncutty that tho different delegations were got to-
gother. Precisely at o'clock Mr. @. L. Wilson
stepped upon b chair on the platf orm and noml-
mated Elliott Anthony ~ temporary Chairman.
The motion Uas carried. nnd Mr.. Eugene Carey
waa nominated for Secretary, with alr. 4. y. Nc
Cabe as Assistant Secretary.
judge Salisbury moved that = committee Of
Two OF crclontnlB bo appointed.
4 CHANGE or EASE.
Befora the motion waa put It waH announced
that. owing to tue pEcsa Of people In tho ball.
Phelps stntad that tho headquarters Of tho First
Ward Club, ut tho corner Of Clark aud Monroe
streets, could bo obtained, and he moved an
Adjournment to TINT place. Some objections
Wcre raised, but tue motion waB finally carried
and tho wholo crowd tumblcd promscuously out
Of tho hall and down. .atatra.
ReassembIing in the other hall, it was found
that thcro was attll lack Of accommodation.
4ut fAllUlkd hA1G UGlQSUkGH HHEC lH-s!f ulHUo1Eu
Of In their appropriate places, and tho Convention
proceeded with buatness.
Justice Salisbury renewed hin motion for
bned committees % hvo on credentials and on per-
Manent organization.
Aid. Dixon moved m amendment that esch dele
cation where there WAS no contest should mama
man each. Tho Committee was made to co,sist Of
as seS9S % Rss usks Mss1 @ w9a Ts o9 ~
High. from TIC fonrih; William vsn 0lnda, from
tis Fifth; J. 9; Miller: from tho Sixth: John Y.
Sssh; .0 r. e.rs 51 iro@ sassi IT, snh IT,; 3ea In
E*ld44,np. from tue Tenth: p. sone. fron tho
tho = e: readerss. nd ths
fourteenth; g. Foiz. from tho Fifteenth; Jasues H.
d Matsas rom 4 Y Es.es ss9@ '
wa4 = content two men from each delegation 10 ai-
lowed uprc1r tcfdrc Tho Committee to present tho
e.ssa ot tks delegations to which they belonged.
Carried.
E1-Ala Gill morld that 7: Q. I.snea b. invited to
tathcr declined to eomo forward.
TAoT 'EM OUT.
Mr, Pratt sad that hc wanted To tho candidates
them, aud would ike to look at tho nen 70 10 could
II did not 1t appear that there any eand-
dates IN the hall -At lcaat forward, shoug
tho Chairman kindly iusloa them 10 show up ii they
Horse Eddy called the attention Of tho audouce to
tbs prraenco In tho OF Frank Iunhard. aud de-
Taa w aa w
powerful chorus aua sma loud applause and ehpers.
on crsden.lss wero ens.ged ii shs consideration Of
the two detgstaonA from tho First Ward. At length
@, 81. Henderson, committee consisting OF MossEs,
Hurlenan, Z. @. 1.arnod, aud Dr.. smith. was ai,-
pointed to instruct ths Credentials Committee to
The Committoe returned and stated that tho cre-
deutla1s COMMITTEES would RAPPORT within TWO thsco
aud st othez minutes rAsacd befors tho promise was
falnl!eI. On their entrance they reported through