, 1876-09-10

Senatorial and Legislative NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
they should hs held apnrt from the reEutnr
Eoi1nty Cpnyentio1-wus tlEsc,tsscd at Bolno
II. Z. {7oo1c1l and Gen. Cameron thought
they should he held on dfifcrrnt ttaSs.
Ghairnan Smith thought there would be no
ohIcct3on TO holding the Conventions On the same
fhc question ot whether the County Commit
tce l,a'l right To call lhc Legislative Conrnil.
op!ncd that Congressional Committees had only
tic right 10 call Congressional Conventions, a'ld
TINT the County Co,ntnitsco had Tug right 70
call the Legislative Convention. 10 va IN
favor of three separate conventions Tor tile p!r'
pose Of choosing Senators and Legislative candt-
dates as we'll ~ county officers. ts.
K E. Goot1cll moved that tho Legislative Con-
ycs,tlun bo held on Saturday, OCT: At p. H.:
Inst as the TING.
Saturday, Esd inst.
These motions all occasione discussion ,, II
Inv, Jr., prevailed, fixing tho 'latc Saturday,
Atr Law moved that tho Senatorial and Leg
islatiyo Conventions Go held d At No. Clark
scntaton will 10 thc sarne as 1t tho cnnnty
Conyentiou-one lclegats to eTcry $50 votes.
The .laso for holding tho primaries for tue
Senatorial and Legislative Cnnventtona was
a1el q. Thursday 2lst lust, in tho ward
1Ss Thos e primaries Il NJ iT for the County Convention
were fixed for the 81 of October, at P. NJ, IN
the wards, and at p. m. Il. the country toTns
Air. X. z. Goolcll movcl to reconsider The
sootion fixing tho primaries to hc held In the
ward clubs. Carried.
Ho moved that the delegates b. selected b.,
Tho meeting tl,en adjourned TIL 3 o'clock
next Saturday afternoon.
THIRD WARD.
Notwithstanding the stormy night, the Third
Ward Republicans assembled In full force AZ
thGIr rooms, No. N}o Wabash avenue. Inst even
ing Mt their regular weekly ulcetlng. The
house was full, anl tho audience was IGHarled
Ly hearing ssyera Eoe fpseenss eo, Inc si .st
known lawyer and cx-lncnber of Congress from
M!ss!ssippf, who gave M outline Of the history
ot the lsrabe',i party slo"ug tss glorious glorious
reSS re a d as sas ann H. aso 9 rca tf estse
from thu Constitution OF the notorious White
l.eaguc, showing the blooathlrsty optn!ons Of
| Southern Democrats and thcLr hatred Of Tho
SLOWED what would be the probable conduit
| uf Southern Democrats II they once obtained
power, and tue dire mlsfortunes 10 thu country.
4 number OF anecdotes wcro related within the
hpeakcr's experience Lo1!ioly .a Illustrating too
Al the close Of Cpl. rercc's address, the
Hayes and Wheeler Ward dlco Club, who had
| glYcn Bong when thu MEETING was opened,
favored tho audience with second musical
Ills President Of the Club announced that the
publications OF tho State Central Committee
wore on hand Mt tho clubrroonla-
Mr G. Greeley then ,nnae ,s,n s9as EcnaFks n. n
Mcdonald, ind tho Club adjourned al very
Tho Third Ward Democratic Club held meet
j. Ii. Mt.Avoy being In the chair. 1lc eald that
next Thursday evening meeting would bc hell!
at No. 1Bl Eighteenth street for the purpose OF
forming another Demoeratic Club tn the wara.
Mr., Melville ". Fuller then addressed the meet
ing, }nvcishing against the alleged extravaganza
Of tho Republican party.
| TENTH WARD.
A meeting Of tho Republicans Of the Tenth
Wasa wus isld s IT. NJ :, e; Lsko street as.
.vcro ntailc by d. ". jackson, 4. L.. Herring,
ni,o +. j. Smith, all Of which were tottdly atr
pla,hlea- The l.epublicans Of the ward arc i
goros sicto's :, }s stsu tsSns s,ection. sH ''u''
TWELvYu WAR1.
4 Democratic n!ccting, under the auspices 0,
tbs Twelfth Wara Club, M. 10 have bcsn !lcli
sun street, Chinese lanterns, n platform, lsut
ua Harrison ls VIVA to i,ase ts |stHu, H the ~ vi
III l's ,ni;sioa. saE.i a'o:YRss; YRSs rc ~ wy
. ra.u. The hrass.ba,
} then thc faithful ID FS1S9,
thts week, when Jupiter rfaVias li'ay teal mor'
kindly with tile Democratic party.
TtttllTEKST3 WARD.
A meeting ot the Thrtccnth Ward Hepubll
: can Club WINS lelt ut ilcnz'a Hall last evening
! William Williams in thu chair. tten. Chotlai
I addressed tho CIut, sctttng forth iu the strong
est poAa!hls Hight The fallacy Ut the claims Of u
4 Democratic pnrty to reform. He review I'd til
D history oe the party IT soHc length. ..
: E. b, Bherniau rns the next speaker, an
: entertained tllu audlcnre ln his usual losicu
{ stylo IL was frequently interrupted by Ii
noustrutlons Of approval BY tie audience.
After the transactions Of some unlmportan
!, bunne:s, the Club ad1nurGd 81 FOR one wSek.
l Tho Democrats Ut tln Thirteenth Ward ra
r lcst III a stable on Lake street last evening
J The attendance OF boys was quite large, yet til
: meeting was future. The promised speaker
i failed to appcar:
u The Republicans 0[ the Fifteenth Ward m,
Q last night in Felz' Hall, corner at North A
It cnuo and I.arrabee street. Owing to tho Il
l. element wcnticr tile attendance waa aniall, al
IS the meeting adjourned I'LL next Saturday ilisl
:, in the sanle hall when l.orenz Brcntano aud Il
u Hon. William Woke will speak to large Eat
'c eriug. -..z.-.-........
j. Tho Seventeenth Waul Hayes and Wheel
y Club met Inst evening IN their ucw and cleerf
1t quarters, tosuer ot Chicago avenue and Srd
70 wick street. Mr. c. q. L!naerberg, Viee-prc
e dent, occupied tho chai:, ansl, dcAise tile bl
weather, lair attendance wAa present.
Mr.. Peterson Introduced son1e resolution
obicct!ng to thu choice u Judges OF election
tho ward ut tho coming nrinaury e!cctlo,
\ on the ground that II lad been INN
Without consulting the club, and suggc
~ tns the names Ut JOHN =. Mullins, ltuhe
" Knight, and Peter johnson for lulg,
Ut Thu resolutions weru adupted anI
~ the Cook County Csntral Committee and
" sugggst to them the pr1ptlcty Ut appointing t
s. sboye-naucd gentlemen, Us Judges.
to After aoMu further business of little Imp,
"a ta,lce the meeting adjourned.
re a few misguided ones Of Tllt!en pcrsuaslo
-, met last evening Ut - North Walls stree
~ where they liatelea to The usual style Of Den
-, cratic speeches by mat named Qutstc!n
III youngster named Walker, and . gentleman II
w unknown to faMo-the Hon. ]. III, Ronutree.
nd -
q A SAD FAILURE.
ls- EMIL norMn At TuRNBR-HALL.