, 1876-03-26

down with illegal taxes while thieves and |
esoundrels &C. had grown rich ont Of the spoila.
These things must stop. They had met to put |
IN nomination candidates for some important |
people. they must put forward men known to |
bo tncorruptlbte and able and honest. They |
must select such men 81 will be pointed to with |
respect BY tho people Of all parties. II they did
that they would again SHOW to the people OF the
county that there was character in the Demo-
cratic party. aud that all Democrats were not
thioves and rascals and demngosuos. Zap
p1Ause.l
On, motion. the roll Of delegates was again
called. and soYe1a! substitutes were inserted.
Assessor
Nominations for Assessor baing in order,
Thomas Haiplne, Cornelius Ryan, John Griffin,
d. A. Wynkoop mere presented.
The Secretary presented tho following, which
were passed;
laesor<d. Tnas my man presenting himself. OF
allowing his 10 be submitted, candidate b.
fore thus Convention shall bo bound by to sctou. No
action ehh bs tskeu the c.xin OF candidate for
nomination until he shall have Gtst pledged himself to
abide By the result whether favorable to him OF no
and tnat, should any pledge himself md show
Or otherwise opposing the action OF this Convention
he shall he decned unworthy o! our respec: "a sn,
and We vii! not gise him ouE suffrage
The result wAs as follows:
Total number OF votes.
Gr1ta!n
WJukoop..
G1tnG. ...-.'-o
The Chairman Of tho Eleventh Ward an
nounced that the delegation changed tneir vote
from Wynkoop to Hatpino. Mr. Gr1t1in With"
: drew from the contest.
The formal ballo. resulted Ryan, 35; Hal
| Matthew Murphy. James Kincaid, q: a Wyn-
| koop D. ". Baker, John Griffin. and y. IT, tal
we're placed in nomination Tor supervisor.
| Following Was the result OF tue informal bal
lot : Murphy. SIS; Griffin, 10; Nynkoop, j; hln-
| caid, Is Call S; Baker. II.
| Tbs second ballot rcsIItoa as follows: Murphy
es; Kincald. IL; Wyukoop, %; Baker, s.
There being no choicer anoshet nal9o. r., mas
| t1ken resulting as follows MnrphT, Il; WYn-
koop, 81.
| we're nominated for Collector. The G1st ballot
resulted "a follows: Schaar 10; Maas, 81 !;
SCHILLER, Is. Tho ballot Was on motion msao
james Dalton. John Folcv. Michael LAWN.
and D. Atichslaky we1e nominated for Io"u
Clerk n,
The ballot resulted ss follows, Dalton q;
| Foley, a; LAWN %; MichalskJ, 3.
Tho second ballot was taxen. II 1ouo#e
Dalton, 2G: Foley, 80; Lawn. q.
t. The next ballot vas as follows: Dalton. as
| Foley, 30; LAWN, 81
| Another ballot resulted as follows: Oalton
80; Foley. SO; LAWN. II. :.
The final ballot WAS az follows Dalton, Al
Foley. IS.
4 scofe CT more names Were propoaea 10
Constable. and the following we're hnal!T de
termlnod upon: Bryan Donnelly, james Mad
den.
| TOWNSHIP oEGAS1ZAT1oH.
Mr John Go1nek presented the following:
Resossod, That the Democracy Of tho Town q We:
Ch,cs9o deem The township organization 70 De nt
neccssary aud cumbersome and that We Will cordial
co-operate with other organizations IN Cook Count
| lAsiug in siew its abolisamens
Tho resolution WIS adopted and the conrer
, | ton adjourned.
, After tho crowd had left tho hali N equal!
,, | nniu,ated convention, though informal was hei
= On the sidewalk. where the candidates we're vel
; fIeelv f1scussed and the ticket uufaVorab!y con
: 1neuted upon The best man on tho tlcset,
was conceded, WAS Tom Halpine. Murphy. Il
nominee for Supervisor. II saioon-AeePef
No. 355 South Halsted street. Maaa Ia "hoi
sa,e lauor-dealer on Milwaukee avenue, and II
only non-1rishman on the ticket: Dalton Is
| Young chap who bangs around the city office
! | having no PARTICULAR occupation