, 1876-03-10

otte has resulted In the corruption of Tho b,,lasbor,
Of tho privileges Of tsss.tlng such candidates by tho
",as .:u1s :; 81 shs m osgs, sr , = ~ syrry pe,o
In oriss t, avoid tla .Irtri rAsnlslo., ineud!nI
ansrchy, ru!n, n'i Nh, i"lsisal @ @dssT.ls, to , @
ia ettrctiue ca,iAntrs for Office, at" tins q mako
Tho name of r4,tstcIsu rspoat1hta clithcs: and
et,csiion ii honc. cn for jdget Of election, and not
the arcruabr tho tltevrs and o.east4 Of aosfcty, NJ
aa lop ftQuoouy oa doae III thess lass soar' there
ss ss. II: mi ssrsHs s;s now .Sa
EiGhtccnth Assembled together for rommon cause.
and anAliy. deutnd that sao 6on,non oounc! Of Cnf
tsKn spIoint - luGcs Tor Tho coming munnira olhc-
known IL .ho II Tho ward M u hst ena 10
Will present 70 tho Common Enncil hss Of nntleB
approved BY out Of which such sulcctlon Of Judges
N1'eirta, Th.t vs WI o,eh and u ct M trom shis
ms forth becomo politicians, aud Will exercise our
political rrht4 In tho acecUn of eAudates fos oco,
mud that will utterly oyeslhrow al otIice-brokua
eit!lens that hsvo IL sbs paas hao selections Of CALI
Re.olrsa, That while y ts probable. and may he Do
air1b!e, That t,e Republicans Atd Dsaoerats will
xpootirniy nohinR1 eantatp4 for otroe n tho
ing election, tint will assiat and participate In such
nominations, and not leave them to tho easo of SELF
ktsoteed, That, II our respective parties 10 not
nominate proper persons, wo mill eaat iuue,,cs
md votes for tho best istcApcctSe Of party, ana
ruands Of a Standardization honesty aud iutoiaoncs.
Hesorsd, That in tho pErscpt coudo1 ot nns ,sl;l-
The conadencn Of support Of otst c't!eeos-to omee
shona aeok .as man mud not tao m.n M tie oMes.
bciie1o that hs haa technical legal right to continue
in s Office; uovcrshaese we do most respectfully ~
as citizen to conpy with tho rePested and urgent
dau,ana Of Tho people, aud rstiso from an ofdcs he
tho Common Council that they call election To- MI
the orlco Of Mayor Al tho ss1no to With tho Alder
Rtsoir, M Tia. /. Is he duty Of tho c!zcns Of North
Chicago 70 nominate the best mtu for town officers
ND end aon3ss S q sea +: M
wards OF this town. and to rnaho All arrangement for
convention Of the uitizous TO nomlaate aucA town
tourn Until tho 10th t.st. at y. for tho purpose
Of rolect,nR delegates 10 such town convention and
r. aay s e. e Al xssS siss3s n -
veut tho ofnccl1oldsrs md ftce.brokers frn cor
rapy condueng The salne and d'spo<ang Of tho pco-
Rhsared. Finally, that w henceforth pcdHs out.
eclTns to tho active and un:rgotic discharge oE u
duty citizens and thher1to!a Of sacre tzust ID
Hleral, aivnncc1, and cherished government, and In
order that this Government Of tho people by tho
l,eople,' ~ shall not perish from the earth.
GEN. CngTLAIN
NOV cd to amend after tho uord Office Of Nayor.
"to which no has noither o legal or technical
right"
Tho nov. Il. T. Chamberlain then spoke On
tho datios OF tho hour. Ho thought tho mtllen,-
nua WIS comins whcn tho people themselves
Alesers.. ". Il. Kfog: F. II. Winston, II. ). Wifi
Ing. sad otfors, undo speeches In atrong support
OF tho Eoaohlhona. BY. way Of spice, there
was u little porsonal debate between Messss.
MUehlko and Hoechster, which WAS carried on
partly in dounan. Tho resolutions wcro thsn
unanimously adopted,
The Ci,s,ir appointod Tho Committee as fol-
Iowa: Mrss,ra. q. +. Corbin. @. W. nttinger, J.
Hoscr. A.. II. perkiag, ", I. lIoughtaling. ]. II.
0fuehlkc, 1tz1 Scott, g. W. Fuller, j. y. Huu1acY,
Chasloa Ha,Y'eli.
.EHE FOLLOWING PETITION
to tho Council uns then offered by Mr.. Mann:
~e, tLc ull .rst8net!, citizens Of tho old Twentlcth
MsTq @ o1 eaa ss,y Of onisao bsng both RepueIisaa'
oablo body that e5J intarostnd In iho u,ain-
tenaucn Of good .oyernucnt In said city, And whore.
g1eatost couscaun1co to It's tuhabiants md whereas,
Gnnsisy IGna Of the n,l'0'-ho. and whereas. r.
t5s T. s,ste' s aud at municipal, 81 g.
most unbluahing' frauds ha1o hoeu rpzpc4rutel,
o., tho purity tDrzurtlon Of tho bspt-bo1 depends
almost entre1y upon tue character Of tho Judges OF
election Tor honesty Or dishonesty; and Ehero,1 4
eccton have been a,tectf from Tho p,ost disreputa
bio cassts OF society; and whercas IN ward many
v HQSQC
convicted for frauta. upon tho l.llot-1oz, sni ID.
peeiauy havn corruEtiopa been perpetrated at tho
E,rs. and q Second EEsencts ot saa xs1a: and
c,.issn ooad no. b ti,aaeed to ast
heretoloFo thu truth nor s thas iii rsspoctabie citi
sena Of said ward Aiu willing 10 accept md sesyo Ia
sasl posnion. aud, hnviu4 secured he consent Of 10
c!txeh 10 oct aB Judges II selected
positions, and most oarna,tly uoliat your Honorable
ton Of part6saa politics. from tho lit Of na.nes ha1p
with rresaueA. tos ti.ar respective procints. And
VIZ, your pt.,anrrr, respectfully retluest that, In
Juetics and right your honorable body viii grant
h'r;s M nrs,tse,1snry IT Is2eesnhctmcr Il. O. Md
nscLer, a Elwsrl With iisun, % Il. Mstry. ''0'''' ''1"
Heeond Prreret-L. t. Wnlaworth, 1. A. White.
0scss O. s Cobb 1ovss seEsrl a 4 La'hEon. Gsocga
Third Iftein1-I. s. Dunhau, Joseph Rcn,,s.cr,
Henry 1aapartor, 'Adam Bser, J. Il. Donl.n 'joltna
fyt,tA lrasnetJo Kirkland, Henry q. Carver.
Dwight ]. 1obnson. sdeosge W. Webster, 'Ohalloa
Quan, Edward EA.ncs. WILLIAM, F. Malls uahlin.
". n; 1lfk s. W;tsh.. 4; 9: Noyta, ',yi'iiam l.
Henry AinBwnrth.
Thoso marked with III aAtcrlsk judges ut last
election.
Dir. Bcokor novod to lay oil tho tsb!o, which
WIS lost by an almost unauiEoua voto.
Tuo petition waa then adopted without dis
scnt.
THO following reaoluson was adopted:
Reso!std, That Monara. Henry ". King. F. II, WIN
atoh, md A. H. teuco to eounttsuted conmittge to
present the foregoing seaouucus to tho Council as It's
next meeting.
Tho meeting then adjourned to Thursday
eyoping upIt. hfter which eomo 800 names were
signed 10 tho petition relative to tho iudRes OF
election.
THE GRAND COUNCIL.
TOWa ELEur1Ukg.
An adjourned IuootIug OF tue Grand Council
Of tho Central Republican Club was hold last
ovouing at the Republican Headquarters, on tho
corner OF Luko and Clark stroots. Although not
very largo number Of uembora we're present
ut tho appointed hour Of g o'clock, tho prosi-
dcut Mr. W. 7. Aldrich. called tho mcoting to
order promptly.
SIr. W. X. Sullivan, from the Committee on
lulea, reported q sot Of 1uoa to tho ctfoct that
the regular meetings os the Council should bo
hold on tho first Fsllay OF each month, bcginniug
as the hour Of 230 p. IT,, aud GU tho third Fri