, 1876-07-23

outline OF plan to be followed to sccur
unison among the Swcdes, Danes, and NorTs
glans Should all parties agree, it has been q
os 1 wRc s the pn@es ea maT e and as s M
rs possible to organize companies.
AT the meeting last night q good many name
we're enrolled. The interest is great, and TIL
earnest workers numerous. They will at ono
! campaign. Another meeting will be held Thurs
day night at The same place and hour:
MAJ. BRoGEWAY FOR RECORDER.
~ 70 ~ ne Ed!tor q G5 ,r rAs 1,t6uns: :-;o. ,n
neighbor, Maj. James ". Brockway, now can
didatc before the Republican Convention TO
the Office Of Recorder OF Deeds, has lived anon,
us here and in Chicago for the past twent
years and upwards; during al this time Maj
Brockway has go borne himself as to coullnant
our respect and warm regard, as an officer in gu
army, as man among his neighbors, aud as :
gentleman in all the walks of life, his reputa
tion is without blemish, and We cordially unit
in commencing him to the voters OF TINS count;
The traditions Of party with reference to tht
| men who have periled their lives and lost thell
limbs In che military service Of our country, am
ply Justify us in hoping that he may be nolnl,
mated and triumphantly elected.
| James ". Cochran. S. D. Huntington.
Joseph ". Harmon. F. Schaffer, Jr.
| J. p. Young. Joseph Eames-
| 8. Brayton. George Luchtemyer.
| H. l.. Seymour, S. T. Dickinson.
Charles krueyer. c. B. Sanmons.
! H. Schmitt. William Baumback.
Edward Eichhoft william 5. Rrayton.
| F. G. Dicfenback. Ernst UhlIch.
r. n. Day. Rudolph Zrand-
! August Kanzler. Il. 3. Robinson.
| John Klein. I'm McCord-
| ". S. Kilc; Edward P. Hanson.
William C. Bauer. II. F.. Hunting.
Edward Sexforth. H. H. 1tassay.
]; T: EnElehart; \. 3. Rexford.
Stephen Rexford. o. E. Eancs
o. u. Wattles. ]. ". Hanson.
At DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
in the Palmer House, outside Of tile meeting,
reported elsewhere, nothing was done yester-
day. President Mattocks and Secretary Crow
ley did some answering Of inquisitive cor
respondents The internectnc fight seems to
have driven away good many Of the old work
er6 from the ranks.
In the Superior Block, II and 70 Clark street,
where tine local Democratic headquarters are,
not sound was heard save that of mutticd
muttering and revenge.
AT THE REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS,
in the Grand Pacific Hotel, Secretary Dan
Shepard was Temporarily assisted by G. W.
Tanquary, of Fulton County, in mailing docu-
ments. There were large numbers of form
Of Constitution for government OF Hayes and
Wheeler clubs sent out.
Mr.. Charles Tobcy has contributed two large
AAN NASNAA- wv A~t-A
quarters.
Secretary Shepard received and answered
about 100 letters yesterday. Work throughout
the State is boing actively pushed forward.
ADDRESS TO TIE GERMANS
The address to the German voters Of this
State in behalf Of Hayes and Wheeler has been
practically completed end will be presented for
approval to conference OF leading Germans
who will assemble By invitation Of the Commit
tee in the hall Of the sehwcitzcr M:rnEcrchor,
on North Clark street, opposite Mccormick
Hall, Tuesday evening.
TENTH WARD.
The Democratic Club of the Tenth Ward held
meeting last night at No. Ito Halsted street,
at which the following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, We arc now fast approaching the
Presidential election; aud
WHEREAS, We consider 1t OF the utmost int
pnced IN he thehaads Of cumu,eep ply eccted d1ect
from the people AMI In whom the Democracy has
full confidence: and
and hnpoitic to postpone the election until tue
county ticket is placed In the field; and
WuE1:EAs, Speedy and efficient organization is
Resoirsa, That oa. delegates to the County cou-
vention be instructed to bring this matter before
the Convention to be held on Monday next, and to
trsl Committee for Cook County.
TIE THIRD WAED.
a meeting Of the Third Ward Club was held |
last evening at its hall, No. 96o Wabash avenue,
fNtSOAAG
loway, the Vice-President, being in the chair. ]
Judge Casey reported the action Of the Young |
Mems Auxiliary Committee Mr.. Galloway
then said hc had received communication from |
Mr.. Sayres stating that sickness had detained |
him from accepting in person the Presidency Of |
the Club to which lie had been elected. Mr.. ". O.
Cole, the Secretary, being called on, then made
some stirring remarks, and Was followed in the
Lumbard, BY request, favored the Club with
- The Red, White, and Blue" and the mem
hers Joined Ia q hearty chorus.
Alr. L. l.. Mills followed with widc-awake |
Ind earnest speech, after which the meeting ad-
ourncd.
The Republicans of the Thirteenth Ward met
asst evening at Benz's Hall to form Hayes and
Wheeler marching Club. The attendance was
asge and enthusiastic and the Club 100 strong,
'eEe elected: Captain, ". 4: Bass; First Lieu
cnant, G. T. Gould; Second Lieutenant, J. c.
sarr: The company promises to be uniformed ]
q few days and ready for campaign work. I;
SIXTH WARD.
At large meeting Of the Sixth Ward De-
1ocracy, held at G. Griffin Hall, corner OF Twen-
y-sccond street and Centre avenue, yesterday,
Or the purpose Of organizing Tildcn and
L! [sndricks Il Club, several hundred signed the
on Of the Club. The following officers we're
lected: F. E: Joyce, President; P. J. Hickey, :
ecretaTy; F. Donovan, Treasurer; JOHN Cur :
IN, a. HcaGerman, Jonn Durkin, Sr., Thomas
,Connor, Thomas Griffin, and Peter Ready
ice-Prcsidents
'HE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS. =
1EY HEARTILY FAVOR HATES AND wuEELER-I !
THEIR CALL FOR 4 NATIONAL CONVENTION !
AENULLED.
New YORK, July 90, 1s76.-Io the Liberal Re !
tb!eans Of the United States: On the 9th day ! !
May last meeting of the Il ttNatfonal Com il
ittoe OF Liberal Republicans u having been duly
lied, was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in
C City Of New York. At such
Getting thirty-one States we're repre- a
ntcd- After due discussion it was unani- u