, 1876-03-26
WARD MEETINGS.


III. First Ward Republican Club, In spite Of
III. disagreeable weather, hold meeting At
11n;on H iii. southeast corner Of CLARK and Mon
roe streets. last evening. L. L. Coburn vas
made Chairman, and 4. J. McDuf1ey acted as
Secretary. Mr., SW King offered the following
which 1ere adopted
E2s,1red That I've delegates be elected bT tn1s Cun
70 represent the Club It meeting OF ths otnes "a
81 for ths puruose Of organizing South Town Cum
paign Club for the coming town e.ocon H.. resolution
isorcd That this cub rsaTns - tG the nun Of
Sonh Chicago held on the 18th nst.,-thas township
orran,zapon in Cook County ought to be diseonnue,
and tho members Of th1s C4uo p1eos0 to3o'' ~
work lor It's aboishment-
The following gentlemen were appo1"'eo -
de1eeates. the name OF the Chan man belng
added to The motion J. L. Murphy. >. G. t:e!o'
Henry Ber9, Whan Baker, d. r; Lem;st aau t.s -
| L. Coburn. The following COMMITTEE VA Wa
| tnsn appointed to canvass the a Wasa
and report ten names. from Whlcn
| Ia represent the wa1d in Council: NJ. u. F.
! Tawis[ Mr. Charles ?. Kellogg. hi. Cleveland;
Le"tS - M,har w. NJ G. Field, Ihe Chairman aad
s J. Murphy and Mr. L. II. HASKELL we're sops1.
| orsntiv made members Of the COMMITTEES: II
| xas decided that when the Club adjourn u @ uo ~
to meet al the same place next " eoneseas 9.s .s
ing. prepared to act On the report oA NAe o'''''
! MIR. Haskell thought the Committee snoua
| oat IN work Monday morning and meet at the
Palmer House in the evening to compare no'es
xud ascertain progress. 1nefe wa" 1o ~A>1e ~
be lost. ,,a haa, done
:, 4ha ryay Of ascertaining who were voters ano
! Who were not in the ward. and they hopeu tos9
would enable them TO os1set at t any TEe
,orenent to select two out OF ten peraooe 81 ns
Candidates 10: the Council from the ward vas 3
mart OF tho plan OF which no Was eatHe's ~
favor. +,a E.1arot;re con-
| ;+taa ba Authorized to deputlze aesietants IL
| +La General work Of c,nvassine. Carried; ese y
~, e Gentlemen then volunteered to render tnls
assistance .nd each ones %otk vas o.9cA;u .daas
ar. Alexander wanted to know II the }noEsf
of etcction appointed for the First Mafo s "els
ea,isfsctorv 10 the Club. He thought II tne.t
: wero anv objections to these men tne S'oD ou61
to tsLe the matter under cons1detatton. Tho,
~ rhe namcs Of tue judges aud clerks were 'oel
1s Mr.. Kellogg moved that committee les;, Do ap p
, | -o;ntad to wait upon the Common connca ~ ~
asl that members Of the Club oe apponeuu =,
the several districts IS judges o. o'ee''oo
: esrtusa rhs Chair appointed upon the Commute
Mesere Cleveland, Mmbara aud y. u. :aut an.,' ~,
Wr Haskell moved tho appointment OF e9n' ~,
mittee Of twelve to rep!.esseu1 1n' e'1'
9 Civ Convention on Ap1h =. ,;+.o. n sa,ee
8 The Chair appointed as comutteo ,d ~ Ao!Tc ~
t t,a twelye- Messrs. Haskell, sands' flelo. =.
r bey and George, With lnsttucs1ohS ~ o'A''@'@''
ID, | tyeutv-four candidates. .na.+;no will r
il ,T1,e club then adjourned. meesane ~. !.
i held at the Sherman House 1ue'u0'
J, | 7:30. ,rrxn.c~rns.
p ota crecnf,acke1s Of the Eighth MsId ne1u
t. noaatinr last evening in LouefBan ua"' aaa ~
ri ToIE and Morgan streets, 1os tno III Ri,
o1gsn,zup an Independent C!u9. - ona
caiied the meering to order, and joseph m nEne Eas
sars1 90. roa chogen temporary Secretary. -
eya.r, Wooi then made an imitation speecn
r, favor Of 3-pcr-cent 1nterconse1siuie .1ow,
~ used the old, threadbare a1eunsusas' aa To- NAL
st ~; ~, andience believe that tne1r ealsass> s"a
n a,,1a he as-,1red by the issuance OF more efse
backs mud an independent veetois 10 har
- Ho took trip to Venice ana ILL.,, sfa look
70 she appeared 700 years ago when sne ,,,h,a 'Ju
r. nret:y WE'LL and tried to make tne nnsJr .eh .o
&C. eatci believe she WAS ruined by TOO tnusn r
Tie following Committee Oh :Ieat1s rofnsne11 ~ =
+o ran,zat,on was appolnted aoss0 o,e1es
TO tooney. Charles Fagate, and Joseph Lonsres ees
ad dnsr renorted the following once. 2aec.
as Mamher OF Central COMMITTEE caas!en NJ,
Iras;dcn,. Charles II. Nolan; Siee1ftesaue
"a. r. s. Smith; Secretary, 'osePn @oA'A 3"
Treasurer, John Dorsey.
rho meet,pg then adjourned.
r,GurH WARD REPuBLtcAss:
. nh. Eiehth Ward Republican Cluo }oa n91t ~
lat ntet;nc last evening at the NAH, ~ ~
re- lsand avenue. Pni'ip a noyne Plentueah nnn n,
potaoce Of the coming eleeson; rh1y
nd the eve eve ~ and he asked the voters to throw the
ns so1rer IN the breach. He wanted tnem ~ :,
ted pe1eona! con7 .na ,frairs of TINS great {
Led to mlnlssea mln;d +ha,. avn private affairs.
m as tne3 .aom;cal administration Of Pul
Did wanted o. eb oo1,ld only be accomplished
nd anare, linz sa+,1 md honest men. They had
Of eysy aoa si n: tss tase sss
md hoy should be On tneu saa,o or ~. IN NI m.n
~ Hs wanted them onl2'so 81 1o1 '9' ~N~