, 1876-02-15

tho resolutions Adopted. ~ they woad load thc11
| on to vte1ory thin String. -
Nj. HUNT SAID tue rsso'n,Ione wore rsht Ii
the point, and should DO adopted
wanted, original resolasions, manufactured By
tho'naelses He MAS opposed 10 corruption ii
mitch ~ hnv man.
The resolutions wors unanimously adopted.
and VII! be sent to Tho Council ne1s Monday
night, Mcnsrs. prooderRas!e ansl Psostdsne RAT
nn being appointed deteeascs for tho purpose.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
scAADiNAv1AN REruBLfoANa.
Nepibllcan Club wan formed At largo
pne'.o ,s, meeting of our cI'sens Of Scandinavian
NIsWankeo avenue. Mr.. Ole D.rGeland was
elected temporary Chairman, and htr. r. Hen.
de:son Secretary. A committed. With Mr.. O. h.
MMeoh 81 Chairman, MAS appointed 10 make
na,maoattous Of permanent officers, and prepare
Ab!s Speakers. In tho English mud scaudna-
Vian Languages, addressed Tho meeting, among
them t Mesars. lnRNoll oteson, Il. Henderson,
o!e MssolAnd, +. ,Chris.ophorson, and others,
TOR Tue c.tizens OF scandina7fen birth, especially
!hoh0 OF 4sa Vast Sldd In tho Eleventh, TJeifth
Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Wards to hayo 4
strong political Republican organization for tho
app79naenioy nsi ssmpssns q ths years the inter-
ttonal'ty: cammandIns Immediate Organization
It Was roso1Tod 10 call = mnss meeting Ut tho
samo place neKt Saturday tho 1yth inst, when
Tbs chaitman appointed Mesars. E. @. CLris-
tenaon. Henry Hertz, and JuiluH Peterson as a
committee Of Arrangements therefor.
NATIONAL 1sDEpEyDEHTs.
y, = meeting Of tho mombers Of the National
Independent party mas. hold last night At tho
fremont House, for Tho puiposo Of choosing
delegates to tho 6tate Convention which will be
he!u to.motro6 as Decatur. iii.
Mr. A. @. Cameron, tho Chairman of tho Cook
County dreenbaox Association, called tho meat
Taylor aated AZ Secretary.
4 Committee Of i've was sppolntod to soIcet
dc!egatoa They reported tho names Of a. @.
Tsm'esoS; SER. 8; 8; dardn.r. Lyman =, Do
sha1p. @ w." n9; i1u9pb, r. ~ }is@ GfsSn {: k.ue, T.
James spri,ger, Col: 4. Finch, ). o'Loary,
=. n. Wilcox. e. Dur,tlck, Jeromtah ulloy, ",
H. Madden, William Champ!l,. Ihomse A: I'LL,
y. 4. Koluev, 4. J. Grover. A. j. Noopan, II. D.
Gilmore, Jeremiah l,osming, J. 4. 0sok. J. ii.
Rsa, tho Hon. JOIN Hiae. Ohattesirlxato, Will
Tan IAN gonn q J, !; Ryan, !. d. T.ys ~. Colbert
Tho report was adopted. 4, oous
nainea, Dr.. Ja1ncs Taylor, Cd pnor Bar
1onrned. ,nKerI
iuAuo "hn tHe 4lhnpl8 CGhktNl, ,uTlascARo. But-
!inRton d Qnincr. Chicago 4 l,,.,p, mud the
ChIcago lock Island 4 pacldo Rllway Com.
panies 80 that dsFeShtos 10 the Convention
would DO carried both ways iot one aud ono-dlth
Of tho usual faro.
FOURTEENTH WARD ootsnEp stEH.
Tho Centenpial Republican club oi tho Four
teenth Ward held = regular uneting last even
ire A. tho colored church on Hubbard strost,
with tho President, L. II. McGnaD. IN tho chair,
and William d. Smith of1icAtint "a Secretary,
William Batter, tho cotored orator, maio
lonRthy and Interesting speech calculated to III.
spiro Republicans for hard ind esdIoas work
during tho noxt campaign.
Ho Vas followed b. q. I. Dixon, Marsin
Fronch, E. F. Bradley, and ms,Y ot1prs.
Tho hntagoaiBtio Lou,s D. rnso faction we're
holding meo!ing OF their or, somewhere o 10,
leaving tho Cantrnniala to condo.nn l1em aB
much NJ thoy clloBe, Hithout NV oi,e to dispute.
iesNlnslon donunciatory OF Louis 3. Wa to.
and calling for tho appointme,. Of a Cem.n,tlop
to coafer with tho Central Republican Club ani
warn them as TO tho trattarous principles OF
White and ono Charles Smith. sho arc attempt-
lnG to pass themselves OF a. delegates from tho
Eourteenth Ward, wab l,nap!mousIy carried, and
E. T. Drad!s, aud ". 3. Sm,ta usro appointed
euoh COmmttoo.