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thing possible to elect good and honest
men. He thought politics should not enter
into town, municipal. and county affairs.
He VAS willing to- run Tor Alderman
would rather see some one elsa take the Office
provided ho wero honest and capable They had
to come back to the first principles OF honest! tn
vogue twenty years ago. 1axss we're eating up
cited instances to prove it. Il she7 worked
faithfully and zealously they could elect good
men, They had the most popuious ward In the
city and they should see that 1t received honest
and fair Representation in Council, aud that An |
equitable amount OF money ior improvements |
in the ward Was expanded
President Hoyne suggested that committee !
be appointed to induce good citizens to rnn for
nj. Caultield moved that Committee OF SIX
be apnoinked. Carried.
Tie Chair appointed tho following gen
tlemen IS the Committed: Messrs, Caulheld'
Hardin. Sherman, Gayner, Lue5seu. and Nell.
| Mr.. Alattucks moved that COMMITTEE or ten
! bc appointed to prevent balot-bo1 etutfinR on /
| city-eiection day. Carried. The appointmeas |
] ,.ns laid over to = frtnTo meeting. The Com i
! mittee OF ei1 was Instructed to report at tho |
no1t meeting. After transacting somo further
t uul1nportant businssa, tue Clup adjourned III
| Alonday evening, April 3, ut No. 90 Blue Island
| avenue.
TENTH WARD.
Ats meeting Of tho Tenth Ward Republican
Club, held ut 10. 1871 West Lake street last even
| ing. the following -na.ned persons ~ero appoint
ed COMMITTEE to nominate delegates TO tue
Convention called for tile 9Th Of April and re-
port at the next meetinG .. B. SAMPSON r. =;
| Webster, John Get.lason, John FeAKamp, and
e. ". Woodman.
The Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
was given further timo to report, after WHICH Tue
mcetlug adjourned.
TIE ELEVENTH WARD.
The members OF the Eleventh (old ITe1tn)
! Ward meet tomorrow evening At Martinez Hall
on Ada street, for the purpose OF preparing lless
| of names for delegates to the Republican City
Convention. and for Aldermen, the object being
| that when the primary meeting ID held, week
from Tuesday none but the best na1nes WILL De
| before the voters for their consideration. Tue
| qualifications Of all pcrsone who may DO men-
| TONED will DO fully discussed at the meeting
| Monday and an invitation is extended to ltepub-
]ica,sa from, other ward3 to attend and tase part
| in ,le proceedings. Tho scheme il an excellent
oun and it IS believed that It will result IN eecut-
,nr for tho Eleventh Ward IN une4ccptlonaole
reoresesation in the Council. and in the Consen-
ton which will nominate Republican canoldates
for city olGcera-
THIRTEENTH WARD.
, A large meeting Of the Republican Club Of TIM
| Th,rteeuth Ward was held last night ~ Benz
| Hall, corner of West Lake and Rooey streets.
MIR. " ". Bingham offered the fono"1nG ::
tsortd Tint the Aldermen Of th,s @ Wsla 90
of the First Precinct of the Thrteesn Maru cuaaeeo
from tho corner u Carroll aud Lincoln stEee's 10 LUG
corner Of Wood aud Walnut stteets.
AZ B;nphnm explained that tbe place fixed
4 nv the Council Was tho very corner OF tue Pre-
l. cinct and much out OF the way or voters 1ne
y resolution was adopted.
y Mr.. J. c. Haiues then oHered fesoiu1on - 70
nnestipr the Aldermen OF the ward 70 nave LIE
r. ,],nr.plsce OF the Second Precinct Tor the CHI
| elac,,nns changed from the corner OF Lake aoe
J Rnbax streets 70 tho corner OF Carroll and Kobe.
d s,reets-the location of the polls Ii former e4ec
J tipns. Carried.
4 1he resolution Of G. G. Dixon, which was OF
1t fered at a previous meeting, aud which calle'
ie for the nomination OF Aldermen. was Called LOT
at but Mr.. Dixon requested permission 10 WI ~
e. draw il and be Wa permitted 30 to oo. 4ul
10 VIA the cause Of speech from one OF the col
4 ofed members, who Claimed that tnole "ae Nv
3, formed IN the Club 10 defeat the nonlnatloo U
oond men for office. The address was some
what mixed, and elected mucn 4au5nlel "aa ~
D1a1,se from those prescut.
Jnsticp A. l.. Morrison WAS then invited
of speak on matters pertaining 70 Towns gu
1t town elections. He Ind the dountfnl l houos
d said. OF being one Of the Weat Town Bos'e
n and f,attered himself that La kne
as something shout the way in which town auatf
as we're run. Ihls way Was tue most dlsnonSSe ~
,v | Reckless. Money was voted, el7eh, anu leei
- Ies.Iy thrown away in an astonishing 1aanne
Salnr,es were fixed at exorbltaut rates aud col
nn trary to tho law. It was aal wrong auu olsnu'
M sra ~ hut no ono could be blamed but those "n
n. Sn wero the sufferers. They took no interest
49, tnvn aEa,rs nor IN the election OF oiucefa VIE
ion tha ofaico Of Assessor WAS the most importa
Of n1,s .a city. lie Endorsed the ticket late
sip @,om,natea by tho West To~n Convention, au
ea, nelIeyed that the men on 1t were among tae oe
TO ~ ,,,e cjty. The officers Of last year we<o IL
r,m.,etenl in the extreme. with the e1captloa
;an Dave 1Ial!aulu. Ine meeslnS tnon "o'ooA0 -
,ian for ona WoaG-
10 r1FTEENTH WARD.
,ss Thu Republican Club OF the fl1teen1n VIZ
.-d held = meeting tast evening NJ tue cofuel
~ T1,cltawk and Sophia streets. Mr. hs al ssas
49,. ttat 1t meeting Ut Republican citizen ano ta
+ nayers. held last Tuesday evening, souao Ia ~.
- Eas found with the delegates elecaeo u ne
nd ing of tue Club and consequently 5a;rtad ;nt hv
~ | rnea,inr last Tuesday, held conference
- | rer;tcd the llst OF delegates, WHICH "as ~"
az. follows: w. s. Scribner, ). q. PatKe1: az. =
m. Wcndt Gustave Noye1, DaTia aoi.aa alcn1o ,t,;
'A Tan1. II. Mcdowell, h. senoeneeSe'' fn'
~ ~. NJ En..s shipman thought the entifo p
t t.e .aad,nr. irregular. He wanted to kno" VI
to rghr the citizens and taxpsvefs nau H. ~ LAT;
- rath tue uolngs OF the Club. Any nee..
lawn ra,nht come and dictate to the1n IN that Ws7
on5 on5 ttev stood it, The gentlemen who got W Ao
49, 49, 49, rnert1nc wore nothing but sofeaeauh.
inc moved that the vote BY wn1cn s;,'ared ens nra
tn|Ss n|S. ! deIepates we're elected be recons'oeleo.
- y, Ss,,nman whispered to q neighooI 70 ', noJ1
. ~ 1a1 h;a motion on the table, but the nega
a7 a.; corldn't ace it. and tho motion Was auop
acniust his Will. He Has. no"esea, sa1a .aa
.,,. ia rmercency, snd moved that committees
~ 49, -. sr1o;otod to select delegates. anu tna'
- ~ ,nt,ce be- taken of the comproua1ee sickes
this a1r W. II. Phelps moved as an ~ 11n1hu, nlh 1a
out that tuo cAoI .
oges ses any NJ J. C. Barker opposed the motion IN
hers remarks for which be wss denounced 10 u
,,nht bend bv AIr. Elias Shlpman. u.:..... -
osn' Wr Woodbridge moved as substitute 70
Than x.r;ous motons tina. the list Of delegate at
amended the two e be saoator
!, Up, tbc substitute. aud was husned up ny
ton 10 Htter considerable further talk the so@
''0N'' mise ticket given above VAS e'ec'eu ~ o.
ttee majority. .a,.r,n.a after xdop
onI'. the same resolutions concernlnE sne ~,
the ueurpaton Is uere presented IN the Seventies
"~'" SEVENTEENTH WARD.
ofo. The Republicans Of tho Seventeenth y
mats held large 1 last ch;c.po essn Ave-
~ =. T. wss oue oi tho best attended aud mos 10
~ et spootable Republican gathelugs e'ss 10 ta