, 1876-09-22

trict. lie is uuqualthc1ly for Peter Cooper.
TWELFTH MISSOURI
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept ai.-The Republican Con-
ycntion Of the Twelfth Congressional District Of
Missouri yesterday nominated j. 4. L. Wood
sard Tor Congress-
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
FIRST WARD.
A meeting OF thu Democratic RcforTners Of
thc First Ward was held last cvon.ng at the
headquarters Of the First Ward Club, No. n
Clark street, for the purpose OF clecting dele
gates to tho Legislative Convention which
meets tomorrow.
Mr.. Anton berg, member Of the Central COM
1nItcc, wns selected to Oil the chair.
The Chairmnn statcl that, In compliance with
thc regulations, the meeting WAS empowered to
elect ono member from cach precinct,
nntt the remaining three members from
the wurtI at large. It Was moved by Mr.. Ellis
that nil those who had not signed this rolls be al
lowed to do RU, Us there Nerc 1nnny who were
not u,cmE,crs, but who desired to enrol thcu,-
selves. a suspension Of The rules xas allowed:
been nude, printed slip was circulated among
tic ward members, on which was conspicuous
the nains of Dave Thornton, for 'olcgRtc.at-
la1ge. rhe ticket created .c11l'lorubleg
until i. W. P!l;e addressed The Chair and stated
tia. sufficient opportunity Ind not been given
tho ynters OF tic different precincts to select
their 'lclegatrs. lie would susgest that the
voters III tho different prccillts withdraw, mid
nominate t;cir candidntcs separately. These
fctsnrss. wlsfs.| were IN tho form OF inosiotr,
weIc mt cnuntenancc!t blythe Chair and, utter
q, controversy had been lndulged In,
The Democratic Reform Club withdraw, Us they
had not letn dealt fairly with, md sA not pr0-
pose tn volO for II c'tt-ant'-iricl ticket, when,
with relation to utEc Hlull fH particular, wu
should l,t ,a1clcss, the position OF dclogatc to
! the Convention could bc filled inueh murc NJ
ccptally. .-.......
This lad tho effect Of bringing Dave Thornton
into vcw, who sail slc hal Iii, doubt TINT lc was
the mnn referred to, as Mr.. Tilie was M enemy
pf his
ljA1r. Pike said That Thornton WIS admitting
himself to bH tic only scatawaK un the tirkct,
as lie ll~l not been ln thu leAst personal Iii his
Mr.. Ellis said that tho withdrawal Of any por-
tion Of those present wul! souyoy thG impress
elon that the l'c!notrat* oi the First Ward wero
rnahlc to ass'r'ilaic, a'!l urged them to rceol.-
tcctiy willing TINT the different precincts
should confer privately. After u good deal uf
refined c.lssE'ag and Fen4arks from different
hcrubrrs, 4 sui1lcency Of oil wus poured upon
the troublcd waters 70 restore peace, and the
following wcru elected to act rs delegates:
First Precinct, II. Il. Pulling; Second, George
Evetlsardt; Thlrd, Mr: Cnnnlagha.n; Fourth,
William Newman; At Large DnYc Thornton, A.
ii. Cronklite, nlll James KyalL, aud
Tho mcetinS tllcu adjourned
SEC0ND WARD.
The Democratic Primary Conyenton for the
Second Ward met last evening ut No. 510 Stats
street, md elected US delegates to tho LeEislA-
t!yu Convention !. G. Monroc, Thonas sscry,
Thomas lIuyne, 7. +. Connolly, John Ii. Hub.
bard. W. J. l'ryar, aud g. G. Tllnyer.
The name Of Joseph +. Smith WA presented
Us o proper pcrsou " b. supported for member
of TIN IrriH]DtUre
Tn1np WARD.
At tho meeting Of the T!linl Ward Demo-
cEntic Club, held ut No. 9i3 Wahash avenue, the
folluwtng..arllcd wcre elected: First Precinct,
Terence Hart; Second, q. RItge; Thru, 8.
ucllus rrice.
The Democratic Club ot the Fourth Ward met
last evening". After tile trursactlon of sonlo
uuIrnportatlt business, tho following Delegates
Mattock; Second, Jacob stul,cs, Third, An
drew CallaEhnn; Fourth. james Wood; At
1,ur1,c, John Ryan and Carstcn Nlol.tle. Sonlo
aldrcsscs wcre then mule, and Tho nteot!lg
tAcn adjourned.
Flpru WARD.
A Primary, Conyentlon Of tho Democratic
voters Of tho Fifth Ward Was held lust evening
Mt licaly Ilnll, corncr Archer Aycnue and Mary
etrcct. On nsott'n Of ex-Ald. lsedy, james T.
Ilcaly was elected C!mlrnan Of the Convention.
Tic ,anes Of the delegates elected III tho pre-
c!nct ctubs and tiny we're Improved, as follows:
Flrst Precinct, David pslst na,l ratrIek
1 Rosny txHa %rr sest b Ms'hel lng, s%1lyan na na
slufcaIcy und Tiuithy sullivan; Fourth l're-
ciuct, ex-Aid. Kc!dy a,ll Fred E1ncricl,; Filth
Precinct, John Conway unl Jeremiah seanlan;
Sixth Precinct, William Flanagan. and pAtaiclt
kerrignn; Ut large, Gcorgo irecnwult aud
The Intention Of the De,nucruts Of the Third
District, s.'nposcd Of The F!!tll, Sixth, and
Seventh Hn1us, is to rim three na,iles OIL their
trllr,cd from sasi'' ward. rIe Filth viii rroi,.
ably present. james l.. lfcaly or James Long
anA htcnro their nomination. Last evening
Ile!ly WAS very fayorably considered, anl he
will probably hc supported.
s1xTu wAnn.
The uaHal Dtlnayratlc crowd assembled last
.yenill 81 saehs Hull corner Of Twentieth. md
Brown streets. i"r thy pusrnso Il elscting dele
preaching Senatorial Convention. John NJ.
hul,rrs presided. Co,siIcrabio tttno WAS spent
~ .a|'ing the roll ct snc'Abcty of tho clubs III
the ,eyclal precincts. ~ assigning tllcnl seats,
ani II "lhsri tsu getting the lnAcliine !u prime
working uritr DiElDg tho transaction of tl!ls
preliminary business u inurchlng club, eoIibist-
in= OF two l'aysers upon ti!e nl1ri'l md warliko
0islp.,iate! TRANSPARENCY on h!s shoulder, and !
h;isA4i following 0t htGh priYutes, entered the
/, al. a,,d lns,llopotzcd purtfon Vt tho seats.
i!.la rssuatl temporary suspension of business
mill tht !liaFciltf8 hal S2eateu their SCALA. The
sc;rrtary Of one Of the clubs ra!'u4 the ralncs
nf Ills loyul comrades lu a way which slowed
Ills partially fur speaking tbs Engllsl. language
iu accordance With the rules OF German pro.
n,ls.ctattun, much to tho delight Of the un.
w;nhvA. Finally, after great deal Of fuss aud
annoyance, thu delegates Iron, thu suyerul pre.
ctets were seated. ......
A pleasing discussion then arose rs TO whether
the i!ew rules'issuc4l ty the Cook County Cen
tral Committee applied TO meeting to select
Delegates u q Senatorial Convention. Thu
Chairman thought they lid, hut one noisy fel-
low thought they llll not, and moved to opel,
tile rolls a,sd allaw u Iunbs VI outsiders To bu-
promptly howicd down aud tabled. 1he several
precincts then ELECTED Chalrllen to e.st their
votes, Tho .huice of tbs several precincts for
delegates was " follows: First, Duricl Small;
f. Second, James Somers; Thlid, I. U'Null
EOt1fth lar.1h Art,uf1lnn. E1fth w IL lVIsA'