, 1876-04-04

RREEobn:t, REans, 5ssoe Len9.chs1 =. 1If z broth. H.
| lHsehte and 0oorge O. Prusstrg.i -
! The Conmittea on Delegates 7 9 nsd aud 70.
ported tho following n.me., Wild s 're accepted
ss5ys ;,;:ssg ,gs! xd.% r1!s' b %saa' 5sseS
bftlinhal1 George Tfucsstng. -
Tho meeting thcn adjonrned{
MONTH RIDE RATIFICATION nkETfno.
Iao Republicans Of tho North slde hold
Turner Hail. for ths purpose Of ratifsing The
Republican ticknt for town ofticoes. The pIace
waa vol iiilol, especially IN tho lower part, aud
~ NUMBER ;1 . OF prominent @ ,epublicaas occupied
BY Mr. J. +. Mullen, on whose motion Con.
II. Il. Thomas was elected Chairman. On take
Ing his scat. Afr. Thomas aaid ho uss glad to &C.
tlops made bY tho Republican party. It was Of |
tho greatest importance tAat tho town officers |
naro good aud reliabc men. In ordinary ttmcs |
It would mako but little difference what the pol
lilies Of theao Officers wore. but ibis year when |
President Was to bn elected, thny n1lnt keep the
Republican phafaux in order, and bo fully pre-
pared for the great isaue ne1t fall. They had
good Republican ticket in tho ield: ono that
| could DO trusted BY tho Taxpayers Of tho city.
IIo warned them agauat boing taken In by the
Independent movement. llsch wan engineered By
pondens tfckots .wben they Lad 10 earthly
! alov on . straight ticket. 11e hat heard
It charged that tho Republican ticket wAa
wholly composed Of Foreigners. Ho vas sick Of
American. Thoy had but ono duty to perform.
ticket.
Tho Lu.nbard dleo Club. ut tho conclusion Of
MI: TAonas' remarks. regaied tho audience
With campaign sonG, which Has enthusiastically
| received.
Tho lion. J. P. Root was tbs no1t speaker.
lie naid he cams - Republican and to teach
/ dOCtfi0b. a Il.
ncnt in favor Of tho Republican ticket. Tho
TACT thas aome momboEa OF tho party had been
found 70 be CORRUPT gas m no reauon Why thu party
being rapidly Wcedcd out and tue party wontd
be stronger than ever. Who had crer hoard Of
tho Democrats wedding out any cor ruption?
York.
Col. Hlcaby also made Il lengthy ep ecch: in
Of tue Of te Eepnnean @ tekS @
sisted that some ono frn' tho North Side who
understood North sido l44ttezs, should hddreas
tho meeting.
Gcu. Thonns said that tho very mon WHO now
did their beat to elect tho Independent ticket
wcro the ones who ciamorcd for Republican Al
deEman. Why ehonld thoy not have Republican
town officers na we'll
addressed the meeting nt lengsh.
: Ho was followed BY John Lyle King aud Judge
Layton.'
to atldsoss tho meeting. but he WAS hisscd and
laughed of BY crowd Of dsorderly Democrats.
T'he Lumbard GIco Club restored order With
. one Of she!r patriosio scngs.
AftoE speech by 3ir. Tuthil), tho meeting nd
t 3ousned. -.......-.
srxru WARD pr,toCnATg
4 meeting Of tbo Sixth Ward Democratic Club
~ hsld !ass evening a. pnnns 1la!.; & On 4ae
Aid. WilIlnM lanfctsh occupied the chair, aud
7. y. uicxoy acted as Secretary. Tho buaineaa
of tho meeting VAS to have been the election Of
delegates to tho City Convousion to 60 boforo
tho primaries on Thursday. and also tho ap-
pointment Of toa persons from each Of tho
s,x precincts of tho ward whose dutica
Wcrc tho Balooslon Of Aldesmsnto candidates,
their decision to be final. But, from, tue begin
ming. tho meeting was d repetition of Douny-
brook Falr. No ono Know anything about that
Which 10 pretended to talk upon, mud they woro
SC seal rues si shich tha 6omoesatc part1 has seen
! fit to force upon tho various wari clubs. The
, | meeting continued in porEeos uVroar for over
upon ano e pses sn 'aG s
Tho ri roat Of tho crowd in body marched down
. to Sacks Hail. whore Republican meeting waa
: bong held. md TOOK valuable lcsaon from thelI
Y Republican brethren ~ to how ward clubs should
n be run.
+ They will try their band At It again tomorrow
evening at Back'a Hall
O TIE elxTu WARD nEruDL1cANb.
q A large aud enthusiastic meeting Of tho Sixth
! Ward Republican Club Was held last evening at
# Gaek'a Hall. corner Of Brown and Twentieth
= streets, the regular officcra Of tho Club pro
0 BidinE,
i, The Secretary road tho resignation Of Will
i thm Metzge1, who@was recently nominated BY
o the C1ub as tho candidate before tho primaries
for the position OF Alderman. The Club thon
K proceeded to tho election OF new candidate.
. 1sy an Ingenious trick tho friends Of G. T..
O Decker ono Of tho candidates, succeeded In get
t ting somo fifty new members admitted, whoEoas
| n for9ttnt}bn NJ nY01lihita n.
I mittanco OF now ncmbera, except as regular
meetings. At tho conclusion Of this business
n Mr.: Dockcr vas put 10 nomination by At. Frank,
o aud LcwiH Iut!o put Ia nomination Henry Walk.
i An Informal ballot wAY thon lakcu with tho
+ following reauls Henry Volk, 67 votes; @. E.
Il Decker, 70 votes.
Of 3lr. Vo!k waH mado unanimous.
o Mr. Volk is "etl-known paint daa!or on Hal
r s.cd street, near Niuoteonth. Tbs ou'y objec-
t ton to him, il 1t eau DO called an objection At
d oil! is that be 10 2 very poor politician.
o On tho suggeation Of M1. uulto tue names Of
d thirty young and able votora OF tho ward veze
enrolled as volunteers on tie Sixth Ward Dallot-
< | box Guards.
speeches followed by various persons, eome IN
= boila!f OF tho Aldasmnnlo candidates. and othera
. III behalf OF the nominonB OF tho Republican
D town ticlet. Adioaruet.
SUBURBAN..
HYDE rARK,
! To shs Editor of Tbs CHICAGO 7r1buns:
HIDE pAnE, April a.-Tho two town Tickets
l. presented to the fealdonts OF Hydo Hatk to-day
= arc I'd follows:
TAx.payers'. hyde Park
. Clesk.................M.J J. Nusse. ii. j. Niaseil
;, | Assessor. .........,..J. II. 0ray. Hugh aI&hcs
- Col'ecaor...............M.D Doyle. L. ID. Coudee
! Supervisor. ............W. Hudson. G, 6ehAfer.
Tho principal fight vii! bo over tho ol1co o
i ColIoclor. IN communication to oach OF th
morning papers yesterday tho name Of Leando
o D. Condeo Ia recommended to tbs votera for th
reason that he Ia lawyer, and that bis lega
knowledge would be Of value IN making collec