The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-02
Political.

DEMoCRATIC.-rhe Tilden and Hen,
dricks Club OF the Twentieth Ward had
a meeting last night, with VIM. MoHugh
in the chair. The speakers were Hon.
Il. Smith, Judge Pruden and Daniel p.
Dean.
The Democracy of the Seventh Ward
held a large and enthusiastic ting
last night for the purpose OF forming a
Filden Reform Club. II. A. Kresken aud
| other good speakers were present. The
following officers were appointed: For
President, Ii. Wubben; tOr Vice Presi-
dents, Joseph Niehaus, f. Bush, VIM.
Grosenbrink, s. Stephans, f. Burdick.
Secretarles-N. d. Hauck, Il. J.W ehage.
Ireasurer-Wm. Sunaerman. Commit
tee on Hal.-Michael Arnold, A. Vessel,
F. Rekers. Standing Committee-A.
| ShOnhoft, IL. Wubben, A. Plochg, j. II.
! Lelning, II. A. Kresken.
| A letter was read from Mr.. j. NJ Bruno.
wick refusing, with thanks, the rendered
Presidency OF the Club on account of
necessary absence, but pledging his sup
| port to the cause.
| A Tilden and Hendricks Club meeting
is called to meet at No. 338 Hamilton
| Road tonight.
REPUBLICAN.-The Republicans of the
Twenty fifth Ward held u meeting last
night, at Streng's Hall, TO select candi-
dates for delegates, to be voted for on
the evening OF the 7th of August, at the
primary election.
Joseph K. Heart was elected Presi.
dent of the meeting, aud q. III. Vented
Secretary. The following names for
delegates were selected and put on the
ticket:
Caleb Dodsworth, Jos. Stevenson, W.
II, Furry, Jos. Webser, Jos. Il. Heart,
Jacob Bohnen, l.. Ii. Lyon, Il. y. Ampt,
Phil. Seibert, II. Godelman, CAB. Dir,
And. Spaeth, A. DeSerisy, Chas. Albert,
John Z. Bruckman, Thos. Dillon, Chas.
Haebe, II. Dickmeier, w. H. Davis, VIM.
otraddon, Louis Schwab, VIM. StrenR,
Andy Theob Id, Jos. stringer, f. Bruck.
man, Geo. Scleffel, Fran Riedel. and
Harry Luck. For Executive Commit
tee-W. 5. s..Cappellar; W. IL. Furry and
Geo. Schetfel, alternates.
The Executive Committee of the old
Bristow Club, now known as the Reform
Club, at meeting held last night unan-
mously decided to set to work i'm.
mediately to get such delegates at the
primary meetings as will form first
class convention.
At meeting of the Republican voters
of the Ninth Ward, held last evening at
the Vine-street Engine-house, to organ
ize Hayes and Wheeler Club, VIM. L.
Torrence was called to the chair and w.
M. Davis chosen as Secretary. On mo.
tion, committee OF five, consisting of
Geo. j. Leininger, Capt. Il. H. Tinker,
BENZ. IL. Cox, NJ. S. Forchheimer and
Thos. W. Hetferman, was appointed 60.
select perm tnent officers VINO reported
the following:
President-A. G. Sands.
Vice Presldents-Wm. 1. Terrence,
Ferdinand Vogeier.
Secretary-Wm. NJ. Davis.
Treasurer-Dr. VIM. B. Davis.
On motion, the President was re-.
quested to report the permanent com.
mittees at the next meeting. A com.
mittee consisting Of BENZ. II. Cox, Geo.
j. Leininger and Alfred Wood, was ap-
pointed by the Chair to secure a hall.
Chas. Evans, Esq, being present, was
called upon and addressed the meeting
at length. Adjourned subject to the call
OF the President.
The Republicans OF the First Precinct
in The First Ward organized last even,
ing Hayes and Wheeler Club. The
following were selected for officers:
President-E. L. Tibbels.
Vice Presidents-A. d. Aldridge, VIM,
De Quasie and j. r. Lawrence.
Secretary-Robert Bowman.
Treasurer-George Wakefield.
Speeches were made by Robert Askew,
Clement Bates, Q. W. Nixon and J, Ii.
Setchel. The First Ward G!ee Club
sang some Campaign songs, aud Web,
ber's Brass Band rendered sweet music.