, 1876-10-08

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parallel In the history Of the most barbarous NJ
lions Of the earth.
The resolutions were unanimously adopte
amid loud and prolonged shouts and cheering.
William Baker, the colored orator, 1ollowe
| In characteristic speech. He urged upon til
Southern people the principle Of taking life IL
life. These Southern assaesills dared not z
out aud attack the Indians; they let the Unite
States militia do that Why3 Forsooth, tt,
Indians motto is to take two lives or two prison
eTs for every single decimation Of their tribes
Let the eolored people pattern after chs sayag
In this particular alone, and the speaker though
Southern outrages would soon be at an end.
Messrs r. n. Mitchell, the Rev. G. B. Lynch
J. ". r. Thomas, and others spoke at considera
BILE length, after which the meeting adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
| FIRST WARD.
In the First Ward three tickets were in tn
field, one for Kern, one for Agncw, and ON
compromise. The result was the election 0
the Kern ticket, as follows: District 1, Florenc,
Mccarthy; District 2, Player Martin; District
James McGa1y; District 4, Anton Berg; a
large, j. B. Taylor, Charles Cameron, Jonal
Hutchinson. To make matters sure, the Con
ventton passed resolution lnstructing the del
gates to Yote for Kern.
/ SECOND WARD.
In heSecond Ward Democratic Primary Con-
ventiou the meeting was very quiet matter
thanks to the efforts Of ". J. Clingen, WHO, as
Chairman, seemed to have better control Of the
boys than any Of his predecessors. The dele.
gates and a1ternates elected were as follows:
First Precinct William Mariga, delegate; ".
]. Bryar, alternate. Second Precinct-Edward
Cody, delegate; George Blickhatn, alternate.
Third Preclnct-A. W. Kcefe, delegate; Thomas
Wall. alternate; Fourth Precinct, Thomas Co.'S
| tello, delegate; E. c. Haydc, alternate. At
1arge-G. W. Brandt, Simon Laudenbach, Isaac
| Abraham. The whole delegation are for Kern
| without exception.
THIRD WARD.
The Democratic Club of the Third Ward met
last evening at No. 976 Wabash avenue to elect
delegates to the County Convention. There
| were two tickets in the field, one Of which was
elected entire, as follows: Patrick O'Bnen, IS;
Edward Quinlan, 81; F. Farrell, 49; p C.
O'Bricn, 81; Torrance Hart, So
Following is the losing ticket: ". T. Cool
baugh, 81: Patrick O'Brien, IS; Patrick Burns,
y; NJ. B. Clacny, 81; Thomas Clearkin, rs. The
elected delegates are supposed to be favorable
to the nomination Of Charley Kern for Sheriff.
FOURTH WARD.
: The Democrats Of the Fourth Ward held a
meeting last evening at their rooms, No. 2S3
ThiHy-drst street, to elect delegates to the
were elected from the four nrecincts.
First Precinct, William s. Hallernan; Second
Precinct, Frank Binz; Third Precinct, James R.
Warner; Fourth Precinct, G. ". Hotaling. 4
the delreatcs at larre shomld he rhoser and for
a time he Cbairmn1 conid ~ n,a|.o h;,n.a1f
heard for Tho nn;ss rnot;nn was tirs+ narrsan
n ejcct tI,a dniora+nz h1 a,a,a1,a+;a, ~
when It WAS asceltatned that there were four
sijerel. and the yutin@ WIS done hv ha1,at ~
sn1t;n9 fn tia .o1a.t;on ~ - ~ PtaI. ~
Na,rir 0u,nlan - - W. A''so' "No
r1rru v.pn
Tho Fifth uard na,,a'.r.1 ha,a 'th.; .a+
f,,tr ~; tl.. ronr ~ sai,,, w. nGIu .ne nlect
,,"o a-cha~ ,,.,,,,a W s'o1 ha4 W. ,. ~ s.leeI
Hr;Icenrt 1ro,ri ,r.s.,,t 3 th .. r.,it s. .s usua
iuns souanhle. and most isr1rly nroceeaines Inc
CAM lvng was ner.h,.i neor fhs ceilinr ~
rn.nntfnn y; H. prn .;nct Cinh o7,, snai1
coin ttce on rhitr,t;om ons r w., ad aa'., nnay
was c],oscns -TIev ref;rc1 r. a. I'M, a1.ar,s
shop Near by. where they were hcsaoci for .
willie. They came back and reportsi in IT the
tl,e rjuhs hadn't cot tnronrl, f;t1t,+In1 ~
trmhe being in the Thrill Prnai,af "1,H ,,n'' ene
the dclcpates-at-Iargc. two nn1icc,1en kol
their hands fun to keen order, an. ssreTa] ,ist-
fmfs res,,lt+.1 1I,t o1oe4' a.a sessin @ !lsg
rather pno1f-nafnredIv noisr Tba fo,,oyc;m57 |
were r1srted: Thomss M,Somoro ne 1ann Mn,s
,rs. .James Ftzsimmnns Peter I ndJr Sfart;o
O,Ne1 .Iohn Wa1n;,, 1a,ns- Taro5,;, IA Ill.,
Shcchnn. Dan Tra'rI Fre,' Fme,;"L iohn Ith NJ.
Kenna. George limerick. Wartin f;arnew Thone-
rs Han1on. Over tie decrafes~,t.1n,rc rI ] tere
was another fl lit. rhirh VIII resn1t =, = a,yasts
scented snnan;1e in tn~mnrrnv.,s Tn,nan+inr
SEVENTH warn. ''oA'
Workingman,s HaIi. cnr,,rr of Ea11ar and
Twelfth streets, where tie Seventh Ward Dem.
ocrats met. was crowded tn rrcnss hy the c1,o;c.
est members of the nnrtv Tnera vas ~ ro+b;'1r
but ronfnsion from Fir hcenning ~ the en1; e
the meeting. which lasted s,yerai hnurss Mil,s
ehor. Win can stand az n,nrh noise 40 ,nosf
neonls' annearrd thuronoh1v Iisonet"d s+ a ~
slnW and bnisterous manner In Which +,,e
business WINS done Eac|, nr.tJn.t s.1a,tnS t+s
It's nun ficicrote ar1f] eorh nre;nrt occor,1tr"1T
had in|,v old t;ma ~ - hafnro +95'!!,
rou1d aor.a nnnn n.S,a 0'a ,r.,.s a..,,."asss ss
ncut fow..var u;os 1rn send;,,er 30 ';t;-aaa5f
he varions nrecincts 1n.o 1onn, hv thn,,,- ~
selves wherc thew cnn71 bn,1no and '.1,xr aoah
,thrr without ntsrfe,nr with the nrvinges " sa ~
Ihc main nn,lv as rrra,Tis nn;sn ard ;srr2,,.r ~.
The oTcat fig}t rama when the % de1eaot..s ~
arpe we're 10 he chosen III Thcrt. zoo ~ ~
;rsninr the moh IN nr1a- Th.+ T1as
;ho,tr3i himself l,oorsa hmt i rros ,'n yea +Se
,nys we're in far n;vht ~ i en, ,Sors 3ota
Mined tn malre The n7nst If their tina f;,t;
nately' when tl,n tnliec+irc strcngth % ~ tha |
neetinr was exhausted t1,a nnm;n5t;1,,s nnre ,e
made. and the mratfn@ adj,nrnai Tha Sala
,ates arc as follows; First Precinct. James
{ehm. Second. .Ioln I,arlrss. Th;rd nan;aI