, 1876-09-30

H1tcs Tic usual amount OF 4uatrcnnE AEotc
was had, fcsulting in lavor OF the Cauttlcld
Ticket brn majority Of 10. Tho total nun!hGr ~ Of
V0tcs east was about to, the Caultcju uclc-
gates getting se and tue llorie delegates 81.
FOURTH.
lic F6itrtll Ward Democratic Club helu Q |
meeting last evcnlug a. thrEF rooms, No. 2e0
lhirty.1rat street, for tho purpose Of nominal
ing delegates to tic. CONGRESSIONAL Convention
to be held today. Judge Forester presided. |
orcr the rule made by the Congressional Cum !
1ntttcc that no person eoull ht: allowed to vote |
unless tlc Ind been registered in the ward tfree
he t 0eio'' @ t1 sc'a essao coa I, a' e. Ss'ends ds
- few Ind atgnes1 tlc ward hut II was final.
y decided 10 proceed according. to the rule Of /
thc Committee. Balloting finally hogan about |
compared with The list. The result was largcly
In favor of the 1io1Ie ticket, the caullcld |
ticket de!egases getting 45 votes, Willie tue
votes out OF tho whole number OF 175 being
splits. The meeting was unusually noisy and
unr1sly, aud the voting occupied nearly two
hours.
mob Of thugs, rouglls md shouldcr-httcre,
with slight spsinlltne of decent men, met at
tho hall corner III TIaste1 street md Archer ay-
cnuc Lust evening to ratify the precinct 1om!na-
t!ons 1or delegates to tic Congressional Con-
| inE Chairman, during which several trstelass
| frcc fights occurred. Fortunately no one was
murdered. After all other methods Ind failed
to secure the clotcs Of presiding officer, .tls tle
tarlcs Of tic various prcsinet clubs, and these
gentlemen NAMED jaules r. ucaly, who proved
acceptable to. tho "trne rcfoFmcrs." Az
;Sysa Sseqae. gss ~ss snsgg c gset tfs foG Ft
seeond rlasinct~1SilciS,;acl ! fSicaama,s, ]. {.
Stralni Third Prcenct-Frank 1sartaey, John
Ernest; Fourth rrccnct-F'o7enee Harmon,
James Murphy; Filth prccinct-John Ztrn1ner-
man, John 'rulley; Sixth Precnct-John Ker-
ney, John Mccormick. This was undoubtedly
tile most disoEdcrly meeting ever held iu the
city Of Chicago, aud TINT It ever succeeded In
transacting the business for whicl! It was a.
se,nblcl Is one Of the most wonderful tlingsun
record. Owing 70 evident siEns Of rtot, tho
taken on the nonnation Of delcgate-at-large.
The delegates arc about equally divided be-
tween cauliield and io1Ic.
| SIXTH.
The untcrriaci electors Of the Sixth Ward
held meeting last ught In q hall at thc corner
Of Brown aud Twentieth streets, for the pur-
pose of elcct!nc delegates to the Democratic
Congressional Convention In that district. Ecv-
cral hundred Of the faithful assembled, and, at
so'clock, 81 John Gri.1ln called tho meeting to
Orders Ed Cuilcrton and party na1ncd Joyce
ucrc then nominatel to tic Chairman.
ship, and Mr.. Cni1eron was declared
sss TIL III. s1sf unetutsp tho pe.sos ts
gcnal Ed came to scat himself upon the thronr,
Immediately ttrcstcd himself Of his outer gar
mcnts an1 danced around the stage In a t,ahncr
calculated tu excite avs In the audience: Ills
name was Kyau, and lie swoye that Cul1erton
should not preside except he first succeeded i'l
tls.nolishtug Ryan, 1hu Alderman then with
on roIl-calI for Chairman. This operation oe-
cupcd long TIME aud the crowd wcrc unruly
and noisy, but result was n. IL anaialy ,ay
l atr11 $trke ftRn fhrf e1
Secretary. Jamcs Ryan moved thAt the Vice
Presidents OF the various precincts each not,l-
mate delegate but Mr. Cullertou thought tho
people should have something to say s anout ,, t.,
that particular, he moved tint each precinct
elect one delegate, leaving two more to ne
elected at large. Thc almost intermnable roll
sas sates we're s'psses sse,ea ea 'f F9ss s
Th,rd, Dan kern; Fourth, ~ "a
esa S5fasu. @ T at arE Tso~fs Tsero as xas u,
!. one deieEuta at large to select when our re
porter left the scene, near midnight. As to tic
. 1canings Of the delegation from the scented
NJ GU Gn'k Kiay s an st'0Gg H.
; for llo1lc. aud Ell Cullerton non-conmittal
but suppoeetl to faror Hozic. Barney Caal
field droppesl in during the evening to look attc
s suseess sss Ths % rssait of th gathering iookst
: otniuously like victory Tor hts opponent.
, sEvRHri1. :. ..>
Tie Seventh Ward Democrats met IN Work
ngnen's llal corner ef Twclftt, o. md ~ss! ".
,, followlng-nalned were eclloson dclcgntcs: First
Precinct, W. II. Gogan; Second, John Lynch
Third, Conrad Nlcho!t; Fouttl. David ilosen
) sily;' siul' Seventh, t James Clowry; Eighth, join
| irnses and Luke Flanncry.
: All hut Nicho1 and tlarrubcrg, are for llarri
son. They are divided betwcena; 5. Haye. aud
John Z. Ricllhcrg. In the Eighth Precinct t!icrs
: will be contest. Grimes WIS elected at war;
: meeting aud Ia IN fuyor Ut Miles kchoe Luke
Flanncry Is far Harrison, md he will probably
: bc admitted to the Contention.
Tho Eighth Ward Dcunucrats did their select
:: si5io - TarneFs i1aii it, Oh Wsst TwelltI
It strcet. The following were chosen Delegates
Wlllsntn kaspaf; Third, David Daley. Fourth
Thotl,as Hpssctt; Filth, II. Z. holland: Sixth
II Patrick ltatIerty.:. Seventh: John -, Mitchell
J., Eighth, William Maspoc; Ninth, L. !. N4onan
j: Tenth, Dautel McSulty; At-]aFge, IL. "askc
6 Tic delegates were Instructed by resolution
Il to yuto for Carter II. Harrison.
U n1STH wANJ,.
IL in tic Ninth Ward the tuluWing were sclctt
4 ID as delegates: D.G. LoycIIos', Charles My
10 Donald, jan'cs o'Ncill, aud L. Murtaugl'-a
for Harrison.
Y rERrn WARD.
!. In tho Tenth Ward the following delegate
u were chosen: Michael Quinn, John Groak, Joh
7 Council, aud A. c. storcy,-asl Tor Harrison.
10 The Eleventh Ward Democrats hclit the
y Congressional pF!mary.in st1'.tnlll at ss We
Ncylns, Peter SiayIn, nnl Edward Delmore
:. delegates 10 thu Congressional Couyeutio.
u After Insiruct!ny the delegates to vote for t
Hon. Carter II. Harrison tho Refortnsrs ii
rcrsca.