, 1876-02-12

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Thursday osertue tho rrofessor delivers n
lecture before th.t fonug Nuns Christian Asso.
e.asloa Nhsn ho WI exhibit large ohmnos Oh
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Bidct. Tic attendance Was not largo.
The first b,,ataess tofors the meeting consist
al in tim rpa,Tjnc Of tho following resolutions
1yurnr.. Town ,.,,. IN thc fftv If Cbiraro havo
,.rn,or s.sriiy hmricnaon1o and oporet.!yr.
mud tlio tullc good demands the abolition Ut town
shirs tu the city of Chicago:
i'foffd, Tint the old syatHm OF Town organizations
o'sh. 10 lie abolished within tue city limits Of Chi"
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rtt: -t,','.t 1s,tn,fon az nartv nrIue thrmtaiynr
to u,e ni lawful mean. 10 .tia end aid inrits tlso
vott3:s IT this city to unit. with them,
it+asrea, Thai committee Of three be appointed IN
devise some pl'u o! Action aad 10 report Tic sauo
"'hoas unnecessary "eIy.
On motion. the resolutions wore alor.od, and
Wickcrsham, Mr. D. HASKELL. and Mr, George
Fl t,,nh,rk
o."s:" A.. ,...,,.. ,,o, n. H.,
oh 'no9!on' tno ffeslooht "as "oooa 10 'ho
Committee.
Mr. s. u, Haskell u1a]o few remarks upob
III, .v.v In wr;c tia ward rol;t;ra h.f hcon MI,
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- eu' t"'A' ~" IN P'o. 'oee Anoa0
mon lat taReh upon tucEnhelscs tno fesnohat-
hiIity OF forming wasd clubb, And had olocted
their own mem oc1B Of tho Cou.tal Committee.
.r,,. f,h,t, ,,.a .o,v o,,tor ,,no, voo1 foot,r,
aM ~" ".,a'. so,,n, saa .,,st ,,a- rn,.
hna tne H1eiApe1h "o"sa eeo tAos 11ss rHala
were not trampleu upOn. He therefore moved
tI.v+ Mnuur4t 1T r. Torfu md tinrf
be oee;e,l molnbcra Of the Republican Ccutral
Committee.
Tho motion was carried.
proyal ol the remarks Of tho previous aileaRos.
lto floi cd that i'll the future tho respectable
voters OF the vard would work together for tho
best waifaro OF tho partt.
Mr.. King refotrol to the former bad reputa-
tIou OF tic ward, which wns known as lie
"bloody FIRST" That order of things was now
gono he hcpcd. Tha iaat cumpatg |. .,,ni brought
out Tho best mon I'll the ward to tsSo All active
part in pollsica, and they would hereafter work
~ thoy npyer had before,
,tr. lIAskel! said that he had been approached
fow days previous by a man who wanted him
to Hipuors him for tito ollico Of City ABse.aor
lIo l,ad replied TINT ono of tho rues Of tho Erss
so,ight III oillco. rio tia,e had passed. wi,en
o,Ijee Reeaera could gst. elected, Tho pcope
should clooao their own representatives nnl
elect them to Office.
a Tts s ps p % ssps 1 rs % s cs
was referred to the Executive Cou,mLttes.
Tho question Of relialrscttng the ward camo
mp, sr. 1laskol reporting shat tho committee
/ l.nd divided tho ward into niac districts, cut
and wort by Washington and Lake streats.
Tho Club then nt tuuf1,ou, to mtot Frlay e7en-
Ing q. tic fremont House.
$500 TH1Hp WARD. ....-
Tho Third Ward Republicans met at 5fY State
atrnet In tht HetnrI f,oJIeye fnr thn r,,,,,ann