, 1876-03-21
Vhs Republican City Convention 10
Meet April 9 VIII Nominate
a Candidate for
Mayor.
an 0gle County Granger Throws @
Rombshell into d Green
back Camp.
Some North Side Independ-
ents Nominate a Town
Ticket.
Call for The 3Ieeting Of The Sonth Silers...
The Assessor Nho Is Needed.
First and Eleventh Ward Republicans.
The Reform Club.

CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

AuA At1Ek 6t{Glkpf 5SoAHsAh1 AteoeNbUA ~ 4
o'clock, fer tho purpose Of deciding upon day
and da.o for holding tho City Convention, and
fixing tho number Of delegates 10 he allowed
FROM each ward.
THE following -namod members 'weto present:
John Lylo King, Frank Warner, William e. Phil
lips, Johu II. Cough. II. D. Drsyton, John Bon
1sld, g. Tegtmeyer, JAmee D. Granny. Alvin
Salisbury, George E. White, D. J. Artry, =. E.
Cleveland, Potter Kiolbassa, F. II. llgau. J. 8.
Mullen, +. ". Dlppor, John Aviator AID Cam5-
bell, md john ynu Olioda-
John Lyls King presidcd, sud Justce salts-
bury acted II Secretary.
Ats. Phillips wanted to know II all tue wards
wero 10 DO compelled to hoid primary elections.
60 far az Aldermen were concerned. In tho
Third Waf1, which he represented, t!ic ilepao.
1lcana bad already cloBen tWo candidates for
Aldermen, which uere acknowledged - being
Grst-class men.
bcon dectded by tue ci1l for primaries, though
ho thought exceptions might 10 made by wards
where candidates had already boon chosen by
the clubs, BY accepting them at the primaries.
tor could be left In tho handn Of competent
3uagoa Of tue primaries With Some backbone to
6ir. prayton thought that tho who'll matter
had beeu dncidod. as primaries we're to be held
10 mako tho selection Of caudtdatna for deie-
Fateb, eto. ..-...
iii. CIoueh said thoy could MAXI an exception
In wards Where gentlemen had already been
nzued for Aldermen.
goine further discussion followed, without 10.
tlon bslng taken. ..-....-.
Justice Salisbury, from the Committee On
Forthcoming doiegatas to tho City Convention:
First and Second Wards consolidated, u delegates
neg Second, IL; Third, r.; Fourth, II; H,.h. 2;
s. 5 ns III sn - sni oa1
Beventeentb, /: Eighteenth. 10. Total, 100.
The report Was accepted.
Mr.. Clough moved that tho polls Of tho pri-
marios bo held open fEom u O'Clock noon to G
Mt. Avery moved to amcpd from to o'clock.
Aid. Wh1te moved to hnneno tho amendment,
fixing the time at from to o'clock.
Mr.. Clongh was Of oIin1on that some action
ehonld be taken to bring out Of the chaos OF
the past aud provide fur tho exclusion Of Those
who had no busincss at shc primaries, and that
having tho polls open in tha day tlue.-cspecia1iy
u to o'clocg-uould give tue laboring men q
chance.
Mr. Avc,y thought that three hours was long
enough for holding open tha poiIs at The pEima-
ill., BraYton said that plenty OF simo should bs
given for holding open the pot!s. He MAS III fa-
vor OF fixing the hours from - 70 p. n.
AID. Wl!te thought that Mr. Congh's motion
would uos obvia.e Tho esil sought to be avoided,
nsmeiy. giving Democrats chance to control
Iii. CIoush accepted AID. Whitrs amendment.
Mr.. Van o'Lnda was opposed to holdiug tho
polls open after dark.
Mr.. Alullln said that all tho Democrats camo
AFTER dark to Yo:e.
Justice Salisbury thought thoy might compro-
biz. clough modified his motion. fixing tho
time from TO u O'Clock.
Tho other Amondments 1ere Withdrawn.
AID. Warren moved TO amend Mr.. Cough's
motion. fixing tho ume from 10 B.:}0 O'Clock.
Mr. Clongh's motion nas thon adopted ~ mod
lied.
PRIMARY roL1ao-rIAcEs.
The reports OF placea for holding the prima-
rles and Tor Judges OF those eectlonB wolo next
taken uo and adopted, a. follows:
F.rst Ward-rollns; No. ls, Laf'a1lo street:
Judges. Fred oai,s!ss: III: u. Longley Lnsola puboa.
:.foet: Judges, Charles nulby. Asnry Doun. 4. VI E.
Fourth wsrd-.;Polltna place. corner # South Park
Matthews, p. Harry asHmcr. II. II. Woods.
f,th W.rd-Io!lipg'}lses. e9snsr ] y TSenty,s!sth
1'es, end Michael "ridcn.
Hixth Wasd-No report.
p!as isiand avenue aud ThiferutA sttvs.; ,iadse.,
II. r. Ntteuho,snts u. L. Frisbee, JoAn schuek.
nsh'1 jess Mik :ss a IS
Ninth Watd-rcl!nB-r1Ace, Nd. lxQ Wtat M1dAot
street; Judges. Frederick Bsrnes, ". ". KcnusaJ
II. T.n.h G WsrG-ponng-p, corner Of wna. Ist
Whl.nsy. psvld obarbosfer:
Eleventh Hsrd-No report, but win maks return !
II 3ss;ss es;'i,s %.sd19:,nxpe. sss c.rpsptr.
corner Of Wtat Madison street. oposs aeeky Aysnas
Juagea. IL cg.eland, =; T. cI.a. J. C. pousy. NJ ~
rWcat Lake street; tudgcs, William Williams, 4
1H roatte.nsh n Ii s'S %snrons ch.ea8o Avenu
Engine IIouso: judgea. Jsurs Malone. 7. Al brown
Jossph utllmessier.
It s.Sse I'D Gss asss. IL.
BAipnan, ChAr!1 usemer, William bcrfbuex.
sixteenth M s;.i cionpey
Judges. Martin Ilorn. ltobs1t Engnl, Hugh Richards
Seventeenth wasd-po'uz-rses' oorats q sed9
Rsshs@nth w4rsi-No1tn s.Ie Turner us1o, cl.r,
street. north Of Ch1csgo Ayenus; judXea, E1eu beck
o.. q. W. Fuller, llenfy Lcmpastnsr.
SEVENTH WARD slALcoNrEYTs.
As tho Seventh Ward wna called com mmunt
Il, ". G.rdneE, j., u llarnae, William Justice
and Charles Il. Gsllnshaw, ~ delegation from
That aAtd, desired to 10 haartl. Tl,s mssvo wat
1hld over until tho wards had been gone through
With, when it Wan taken up.
Mr.. Mulllpa thought last The Committee hat
no authority 10 act on the communication OF al
nit the delegation, because they desired nesel
to make pernonal fight on Ms. C1anv. tho dels
kAt9 1fQE4 tlH GHftukH NhtAt 40 It A0uGFhkGou II
it uaa no, for tho Committce to l!ston 10 per
Eonhi attack upon Auy Que OF ilA numbers. ii
order tnlt it might 60 INTO the Newspapers.
Mir. Ulunah believed In listening 70 liz dslegs
ton ~ loom Of faituera III public bodies.
Dir. Manner moved that une member OF th
delegation be hoard. and II ho AAu any charge
to make 70 preseut lhon.
Ms. Mulln understood that only vio'el
personal Attack Waa to DO made upon Mf. Crai!
Aid. White moved to take up a communicable
previously tabled, Which chsr9ed Mf. Crazy W.T.
being Detnocsat: aud acttng With that party
tpposi,l to the ltopubLcaus-
The chair thought tho Committee might t
heard, but tacy ltle Central Comni.tee) tad Il
rlyhs to paas upon tho qualifications IT x1y {
ils members. On motion Of Alr. l,1Ayton. I'll
commuplcatioa MAS taken from the table aud II
fesred 10 MctsEs. brayton, Cleveland. and NEA
~ q COMMITTEE 10 hear the dtlcgstlon aud ii
ss&ttRste tho charges against Hi. CEany, the
10 sePoFt at ! future meeting.
Ms. AVxesll, fEom The Fourth Ward, Maa tho