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tho unwashct al 10 just who the God Of tho
0cm nt.rhrv mIpht hc

then reported tl,o list Of delegates, which WAS
pnbliahed In TnE TRIBUNE of sundny, with tho |
exception that two delegations were a.'tlIltted
from the Second Ward, with instructions 10 cast
the vo9cs at tue wartl-thu enacst way togct
over tito difficulty Of cnntesting delegation.
The report was a'lottcd. a delegate tr1'm inc
Fifteenth who made st5cn1ons ob1eee!onG;, G,as WINS
were then made tho pcrnanent officers Of tho
j. ii. Ko,,ntrco then read long resolution
on tho appotL!onnent Of representation ior sact,
Z On i1otion Of Mr.. ]. II. Rictberg, the various
wards and districts then reported tho following
:sg representatives e lie tsS's"'o" at SPRING
tYrss Nard-D.. =. Ward Ellis, Morcs Went.
worth. e. >. Cameron, Ncorgo Evcrhast, c. &.
Second 11Iara---,1. Abrahams. Pat Sanders, Frank
6chweinintth, Dennis O'salliyan. .,
1hIra lIart-h E. daadell. Gen. John M.
Fourth Hdrd-Ahraham yogel, Jan,ea Wood.
James 4. sibles, George pfaham' John o'Ne'''
" TIJih Nard-iI. u. Sheridan, John Forsythe,
john MeSetas, stark Sheridan, David Deiss7 John
?as Ha%s. a1ajasn ssG ssksnas 5';o John
Hickey, +. Donovan, Hubert IsgcEman. Juhn
Simmons %amea !,ooley. ,,.,-,- ru.
bachcr: navld Walsh. Lou!e schocn, jnmca cloNry,
I. C. Mcdonald, Mllus kehoc, 4. Ellcrs. 3. j.
;:1ssSG na,a7J. !: Kearpoy. VI y: Ss Ssns.; y
i!at,erty. ;1anss GaDben't NJ ftsgatald 5a''es T.
@i5!s Ms& %srd@G: Sr ~ sleDonaid, M ' ). H. Coffee, Will
-" %<sih d T IisTt john c.oaA, A. C. Story, ]. c.
''.SSss Eesaa ~" ara iohs'i T. Courtney, j. c. Hitch.
cock, Gaarlss @ Il; Waaa g; u: shSrwan.s s n o-..
Thirteenth lara,m;Marh J. Clinton, II. y. Kin.
ncE Ald, Wt'iinm whsclor, Iem'ss s,s, 0hf,sn'
%ifan Sn'i!vsR, Ss.sslS's, G.x ft ps:sa2ss, 1is Y
Walsh. ' II. 1tyan. l.; H. john fonitskey.
FIfIefaih ildrd-W. il. llurnaday, j., D.
Vaughn, Frank Meain. John Costello. E. Jam
SEEitentA Hara-Arno yots, Theodore sehl1ts.
F1a9k + Peabody John Sullivan ile'ma" Lieu
ssr.aitsstf ,ard-,chael Sweeney, nndolph
Will, Thomas Envr!sht. ,.,,
" il. Smith, William, ii. DoYine, Jamvs Mccor.
nsx sssona Mt's en..femrs Mfsaneh D..rtsN. Davis. S.
Third Djsiriet-DauioI Cameron, William Myers.
p1aRs, Rs''p fetc1 5 caldwsil' JAIME. accasthy % "a
FCth Rlstrltt-a. i. lnsrahanl, iiush Mayer
sisi& hisirict-,wllltam II. Reilly, stophon KeoHh,
Matt Warner, John tiugh, Peter tipur, J. McEllit.
Mr. Cameron then introduced a resolution
calling for tic appointment Of
NEW COOK COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
| lie gave why to Mr. Story, aud tho Convention
| got loose Ia n,utlsllc over motion by that
gentleman. and amendments from several 9th
crs, to provide for tho non-appearancc OF dele
gates ut Springfield anl the substitution Of al
ternatca. Amidst tho greatest confusion, Mi!cs
| KchOo moved to adjourn, aul tho author pt tho
resolution tnsIsted on tta oe.ug put to the Con-
vcntto1l TIC motion to adjourn was ruled out
| Of order. anl Cameron got OH his feet agaln.
Miles kch0e-You aro out Ut order.
| DEMOCRATIC COuNTEstEs.
Col. Cancron-Sature was out of order whcu
she made you. lLaughtcr:] -,
show how you arc out Of order. [scnsatton.] !.
Finally Cu1 Cameron got the t!oor, and urged
tho Necessity Of q new Central Committee
According to him, tho present COMMITTEES Ycro
a set Of noodles, who hadn't attended to their
only through the appointment of u thorough,
Tho question was then put on tho adoption OF
thu rcsoution, but the trouble was not over.
Miles Kchoo, Dr.. Cook, aud about twenty
others, opposed to appointing new Conn
mlttee, rose to points 6f order and moved to
adjourn, until the hsll was accne Of 'ndesc!ioa-
nc %as aase Of on"n5s nna9s
accused the Chair of putting up Jobs aud enter-
heard. Finally he mounted tho platform md
w. received with Applause md llsscs. TIE
Of the resolution, but kehoc lifted up . frantic
yoll, Tho hall resounded with the howls Of thu
two opposing factions. Finally tho friends OF
order .interfcrcd to give Kchoe ten minutes,
then haranguci the audience, accusing tho Clair.
man of bc!Hg III partnership With Cameron. and
was hlssed 1t for Ills temerty. After whIle lie
Hanagud TO get order md vuhomcntlv protested
/ urof1r}4nT an1t1Rf ftHDtrn1 fn}un11ttPN
He claimed TINT thu Convention wns called sim
ply to elect Delegates to Springfield and not for
any other plrpose. II the Committee hadn't
DINE thss aty let the spes,S e, charges ee \, made M
party, and in the Interest OF harmony, not tC
elect another. Committee. III concluding, lle
moved to adjourn: und tho motiol was vcr1
promptly declared out Of 1r.ler. -
tThe Chair then put tho question on tlll
adopt!un of tho resolution Of Col. Cameron
THIS vote was called by wartlst aud the rcsolu
ton was adopted BY vote Of 10 t. IS.
Coy. cumsron mored that tho CHAIR appoint
: john Forsytho moved that Col. Cameron ap
point tho Committee, and Ills motion WA In
stantly rulal out OF order.
! Tho Chairman announced that each ward ant
, Commissioners district would proceed to select
| ita member ot the Committee.
. The various ws1'l delegations responded, ami
{ tho following gentlemen constitute
! TIE aKw coMMlrTEE:
I First Ward, ALTON I]crg; Second, Denn1
|, 0sulllyans Third g. Gosd:ll; Fourth, IL. il
i FOrcster; Fifth, h1ask Sheridan; Sixth, doh,
J summers; Seventh, Niles Kehoe; Eighth, Ia
/ isailertg; Ninth, Col; snowlook; Tehtb, 4. 9
h Story; Eleycnth, A. VIM Durcn; Twelfth, WI!
, lain Law, Jr.; Thirteenth, III, 3. kcnncy; -Four
I teenth, g. Cassclmun; Fittsenth, Gusta9 tange
K Sixteenth, Arno Vossi ,Hoventeenth, ailk
i sxsSiasy;,: EIGHTEENTH. jPstry 4; Smith
Q NJ, Corse; Third Distrsct mt hitetl}' Fourt
e District, Edward O'nrady; Filth Distrst, Joh
II D. Calhoun; Sixth District, Matt. Warner.
10 During all this ttno msn had Aowlcll tl.:1r
d selves h6arsc, the adhcronta. of Kehoo scelna
d to prevent by tle!r nolaH and hisscs tho appoEn
o .nent Ut tho co1nmlttpe. But tho opposttio
T. was equally intent Of. accomplishing It's ob,er
d and endured tic bowling and yelling until The
10 succecdctl. The Committee was appointed wit
70 the exception OF representative from tho Thit
1t District, tt!s mattcs being left to the DELEGATE
X tn fix up at another time, II bclng already aft,
u q o'clock. Thu Convention then adjourned, AZ
I, tho whlsky-siu'p In tho first story seapcd 3
10 abundant harvest.
10 JOSH ALLEN.
- Ills OPINION Or THINGS,
- Among ths prominent peorlc in the city yo