, 1876-10-11

charged In morning paper lilo nrtlclet &c 6Altls
being apparently written at the insti-
CATION Of the RON OF hs fntler.
liz had nominated Mr.. Jameson rs
Mr.. Martin IN the cinlr while he was doing II.
Dool,t,lc, Jr., WINS On tie stand At tho time, saw
complaint OF unfairncss. lie called upon rcrry
II. Smith to prove TINT thcrc was no trtckcry. :,
Afr. Smith said the voting WAS "coFrcet."
Tic Chalrman-Wc arc now ready for bnsi.
ness. THIS Ia election ttay tn Indians and 0hto,
and we want tu get through MS soon us possible,
so as to go alttl bear the news.
MIR. ABlsAM8,
Of tho First Ward, moved to reconsider the nc
tion OF Monday In lcgarl to nominating a Co,n-
missioner for the North 5 s'dc ,sst. Ihe sout9
- No, no." and eonfusfon.l ,..-.-.-
A dclegato-f demand tho ayes and noes on
>'' Gus Van Durcn-,rs not that motion out Of
''i Kid. CulIerton-bocs the Chair entertain the
''Ti,'," Ti'e ccha,r-1 don't thinls tho gcn.cman's
lhouse" e has Tue right to change Tie orlur Of
proceedings whenever It thinks proper; but
tlle house should pass upon IT,.
Tic Clalr was about putting tho question,
AID. Cu11crton moYed to lay the motion on
Il Tic % litter motion was ngrccd to.
Col Jucssen moved to reconsider the action
of Monday closing the nominations, as llo
deslre.t to put in nomination "gentlcnlan
who would ha1monlzo all tho North-s'do elo-
a delegate eata tho nominations wcro closed
The Chatr-Thc gentleman has tho right to
move to reconsider. tConfusfon.]
Thc motion 10 reconsider was agreed to. fAp-
plause.l .....'...-
spH1r01N1 A TRAP.
Col. Juesscn nominated Adolpli ShocntnEcr-
"a man who did not SEEK tho Office, but the
office sought him."
there is a trap TO bc sprung We want to know IT,
the nrst ballot would llavo decided tho matter,
and don't SEQ tho necessity for springtng
Col. Jueseen denied that trap was to be
sprung. They wanted only the best men Tor tho
4 motion to close tho nominations was con-
Tic outsiders had aratn taken possession OF
gates over so that they could whisper to tllc,u
4 delegate mnyetl that they be put out.
Tie Chalr-If the delegates will take seats
the officers will hayo no trouble IN putting tho
A lclegate-lIow many namcs are before the
MONTH SIDE COMMISSIONER,
The Secretary stated that the nominees were
W. j. Flows, John Sweeney, john N. Lcnzcn
anil Adolph Snocntngcr.
hfl. hleCarthy tthe cx-minster) moved that
the candidate who secured the lowest vote be
dropped,
A dclegate-I understood that there wcrc
but three nominations last night,
The Chair-Thero were, but another has hccn
Abrnn,s demanded that the votes the men
received yesterday bc announced for informar
tton.
The ChaIr-Whnt ia the object OF that'
D, a, ng, want to Ss 5 No ora @ o i hs tSs
TIe r cairEThs iirst ballot will Indicate TINT.
It would be taking up tisnc for nothing.
K delegate moved that the first ballot be In
Tho Chatr-ob, no, TINT would DO losing
time. .-..-.. .,..,
The result OF tho ballot was then announced,
rs follows:
Whole number. .:........,.." ...".....1n1
Necessary fos choice .........."......"...., 81
sweeney ..........ss .s....ss..s..".. ~
Lel'zcn. ....'.........'."'...'''. .''. ~
tt+*sss'strssf ~" N*fs 49,
HEAVY CHEATING.
The ballot as kept by outsl1ers resulted thus:
Total, 133; necessary to cho!cc,, 81; Flows, "a !;
swfSuey. 4; Lenzen, 4s; shosninger} ~; ;.
delegates a., Sled to vote.
| Tnu CI.a!r-1es.
Miles Kel.oe iron cllalr)) ))--!Thcn there aro
only l5s delegates who arc entitled to vote, and
east.
Tho Chatr ito tho secrctary}-1Iow Is thatl
The SecretarY-T4nt Ia the record.
Miles Kehoe-1 besivyo this thing should CONG
To put the crowd In good lutnor, tug Chasr
from Indianapolis. (Chcers.1
Thu General stcppesdd to the front .,., anu read
All IL quiet throughout tho State. The vote ia
l45se. anl 1pdiana Is good for ~ ooo majority.
Tue good humor lastod but moment.
Abrams got on q chair and tried to spcak,
but could nDt be heard on account of tho at
tc,npts Of those arou1Nl to make him "shut
Ih." One tried to pull him down, and he, very
red IN the faec from c1cEtion, shouted, ~ will
Charley csmcren-;,oh, shut up aud sit down.
The Chalr-1 hopo tho gentlemen Will pre-
abrams i and were oi'.,eavorins to squeieh him.
Charley CAmcTo.l-Sit down.
Ahranis-t won't move. ] want the names
Of tue delegates called, 30 thHt nohouy who ia
not delegate ahull not remaln III the hall
{Grlca Of :" Put him Dut.']
Charley Cameron-Shut up.
Ahranls-You cannot ahls mo up. You arc
bigger blackgun1d thau aln.
Amid confusion
~ 4 SECOND BALLOT
was taken, mud resulted:
Necessary to choice q
i'lows............ ............,,...-"...... t
| 4sst
LfhEEEs "
And I.enxcn wns declared tho nominee.
Mr.. Sweeney moved to make tho nomination
unanimous. [Chcers.
The motun was agrecd to.
AFTER JAMESON.
John McCann-As reconstdcrations are In or
der, move reconsideration OF Jamteson md
Doolittie, f8cnsation, aud cries Of "Shut up,'
anl ~ Put him out.n]
The Char-You be Id. You arc out oi
order. Increasing confusion.
McCann was pulled from his chair by friend
soUTIi aIDE COMMISSIONER
Nominations for south Sitlu Commissioner he
iEy called for, cx-AIL. Fltxgcrultl aud Con Vr,.