, 1876-03-26
POLITICAL.
n,t. EYans Nominated for South
Town Collector.
p.t gBrian Charges Fraud, and Runs
Independent.
m Frank Sherman Put On tho Ticket
IS Assessor.
nxuocrattc Nominees for Town
0diccrs on the West Side.
p..tings Of Republican Clubs in
the Different Divisions.
r,n,fo IN Hyde Park---The Tax-Pay-
e1t Conyention-.-The 1nde-
pendent Ticket.
cu,t1fngr Chances as Compared With
4hosa Of Other Presidential
Candidates.
A.NwYork Delegation VIII Not Be
eUuit in His Favor.
u.etings Of Republican Clubs in
the Different Divisions.
r,n,f3 IN Hyde Park---The Tax-Pay-
m Conyention~.-The 1nde-
pendent Ticket.
ru,t1fugr Chances as Compared With
Those Of Other Presidential
Candidates.
\. Ngw York Delegation VIII Not Be
aUuit in His Favor.

4 UH1T III LAS AEQ1s 1
CHICAGO.
THE SOUTH TOWN
1uzE EVANS HnH1NATxn-
. cnnveotion of the Democracy Ut South
rti.,zo composed OF delegates from the several
-.,da ras held yesterday afternoon. At Deno-
r,,tic headquarters, to nominate town officers 10
:. voted for q. the town election. J. B. Smith |
:, ,led the body to order, and Dr. ). H. EAis "as
.,,,Ad to the chair temporarily. 49,. |
: !. con,m,ttee on Credentials was then, on. mo-
son .upointed, which gave riso to some dis
~. m account Of tho Fifth Ward having |
r. .ats Of delegates The Committee finally
ss,red and had lengthy wEauE'e. and IN tno
...ntirne the temporary officers OF tho ConVen-
tan rere made permanent.
~ Tha (,omrnittee repoftsd q list Of delegates.
~ IN Tefcrcoco to the Fifth Ward stated that =
ss samnronoise nad been effected. TITS report Waa
Ths nomination Of town ofhcers was next IN
.,a.r and i, was moved to take mp the nonlaa~
nons in tbs regular order.
a11EE-
delegate nominated AGs EVans fo' col~
Doolittle, Jr, here arose and wanted the
conrentlon to take some action expressing lis
s..n,on nj the falthfulness OF Evans IN the
nsst and his labors to preserve the puplic
rrredtt. and 10 this end introduced resolution
J omnmepdiug Evans in the highest terms -,
Tne resolution sas tabled after some de
1 Delegate then nonninated Patrick obrlen
" Gen. sherman moved that the vots be taken
hv. cs]l of the wards, aud the motion prevailed.
xhen the bsilo,iug for Collector YES proeeedeo
xth. with the following result:
OIsties1 80 -'''
rhe nomination of Evans Mas than declared
p1Anlm0uB.
n. <o1,ouine gentlemen we're nominated for
~ offce nj Snpeyr1sor Bsrthald Lo"enlnal
John Senanck, George u. Gzeen"Alo, ana Alen-
nl.s Refs.
H. noot1la made = speech urging Mr. Low
.,hn1'. candidacy and the vote proceeded, Wlln
lie following 1eslut:
L~enthAi-...- ..--..'---'".~ '''-' <
6thavrk -.'"."-"
+G+eeny.ald
Mr. IoYeuthAl'a nomination Hhs tnen lnaGe
; unanimous, when tho gentleman arose anu sslo
that his declinAtion had been honestly maoe'
that he had no desire for the othce aoo "as op-
nosed to township organization : but would 80
/ ceut the nomination and pledge himself 70 an
| ncanou,ic administration Of the Office elected.
! FOB ASSESSOR
The following we're nominated Io1 AsneeSot
! Cen Sherman George IL Green"xd. Jonn
! M.ttocks, ". Honau, and Philip hoehlef.
| Nraarn. Mattocks and Price posItiyely ae
| elued, and the balloting proceeded, With tAe 1o+
loving result :,
j sh,rn,n ..-.....-.~..........-----.1l
! Eonan....-. "-'"'.1
Sl11au. .'..' ."'"s-'" -
No one having received majority OF eae. .ne soie
esst eecoud ballot Ehs about 10 pc p1oeeeue'
: Nth, when several Of the wards changed tne, 81
1o,e. giving Ms. Sherman the nomlna1ion' "nlc'
| xn subsequently, made MARTINIQUE
TOWN CLERK.
n. fo1tovine 1ere nomlnased for Town Clerk
III. O'Br1ep, James Gleason. Patrick obrie1
Chsrt.s Eaton. Frank Neidle, and George III
G,eenEald. The vote resulted as follows;
1a9o of;,;s1
] EIea1ou
Grsenwald .s-. ..'-'.".""
The nomination OF Eaton WAS n1aos unan
/ nous, and the Convention Adjourned sue ais- e..
Nesr}1 all the nominees on this tlcaet ate We
Known. E7aus has been Collector Tor Two yea year
snd IogentbaI WIS Supervisor IN 1905 iatt !.
ma vornV fellow who has been employed
Philips aud Corrigan 40 = Deputy As9essoi'
HE DoETs.
CHICAGO, March 2J.-io NE votes ~
/ Torn Of South Chicago: Believing 40 ,4aal W ~
! The Convention wLicu vas hela sulS aAset ~
=: 10 nominate town of1icesa was lieeany auu y y
| iuIiy con.titutea, aud that especially IN I,
sud the Fith old SIXTH Ws1ds ntn saE DE-
gates Eere not elected in acco1oapee ".sn H1.t.
niles prescribed BY tue Democtauc 4oli .oau
{: @ csmnittee, do not feel bound by the votes
th,t Convention. !, therefore, hereby anno1,, ~ ~
pyself as a candidate for tho position o. o. ~ ~
i lec:or for tho Io*n Of South Ch'cseo' aoo
4 Bpectfuliy solicit your suttfaEea :.
j lam onpused to township orRanlzatlons' q
4 5os tl,eir abolition st the earliest dste popsiI
y. uader the law, but became Candidate IN
interest Of fair elections a.'d as protest aga;t
i tue ba1uacle system, lest the to"nsu'p ot e"tA
& ton should not be abolished: t.ts
Il elected, | shall, by nu honest and Iaath
!! performance OF the duties Of my oihce enoeA,
! tomsntain the good name which have VI
j md am proud to l.ont TO- IN my p'ish,o 1,sya
i business life, during tho twenty yea.s p nave
J; Gded in The Town of South Chicago Respe
:. fuly PArhich o1'z~'
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