The Morning herald., 1876-09-23
Democratic Meeting.

A regular meeting of the Democratic As
sociation, was held last evening, 1t their
headquarters in McClary building, Presi-
dent, Charles B. Lore, Esq, presiding.
Minutes of last stated meeting read and ap-
proved.
The committee appointed to select an Ex-
ecutive Committee made the following re-
port:
Mr.. Pr. sident and Gentlemen Of the Dc mo-
cratic Association:
Your committee appointed at an adjourn
ed meeting held Wednesday evening, 10th
inst, to select an Executive Committee OF
three from each ward of the city, beg leave
to report the following as the result Of their
labor:
First ward.-Philip G. Plunkett, Jacob
Butz, j. s. Traphagen.
2nd.-Wm. Bareford, Chas. Cannon, r.
P. Tawresey.
srd-C. Il. D. Bedford, John G. Glatts,
Thomas r. Lally.
4th.-Edmund B. Frazer,A. J. Hart VIM.
H. Brady.
5th.-J. P. Springer, Jos. L. Carpenter,
Jr., George H. Bennett.
6th.-H. 8. Truitt, VIM. G. Baugh, Jos.
Swabb.
7th.-James Carswell, Thomas J, Bowen,
Thomas j. Mellon.
Sth.-James Kennedy, VIM. H. Hyatt,
John Caddy.
9th.-Wm. Baylis, A. s. Beale, G. Cloud.
1OLh.-Patrick Neary, Allen Ruth, D. j.
Mention.
Your committee would say that they have
selected good representative men from each
ward who are willing to serve, and doubt
,,,, bo FooI ho yooonaitv Of active work.
and will, to the best of their ability, enter
upon their duty zealously to make This
successful campaign for the Democracy.
We respectfully ask confirmation of the
same.
Signed by the COMMITTEES.
On motion of Mr.. Hayes the Secretary
was instructed to notify the members OF the
committee to meet at the headquarters to-
night (Saturday) at 81 O'Clock.
On motion o committee consisting of JAS.
P. Hayes, r. H. Taylor and B. +. Town
send were appointed to prepare Constitu-
tion and Bylaws for the association.
The Secretary was authorized to procure
minute book.
". w, Pritchett was appointed to pro-
cure additional benches for the use OF the.
association.
recommended as candidate t0r assessor
of the First District.
The Secretary was further instructed to
procure for the use of the association the
leading Democratic papers of the country.
The judges holding the nomination
election TO- day Saturday were instructed
to make their report to the headquarters
Immediately on the counting of the votes.
On motion of Mr.. Charles Jeffsris, the
Judges were instructed to ask the residence
of every voter, If they did not know where
he resided. This was done that no
mistakes will occur as to the district.
Mr.. Ogle promised to have large table
placed in the room to-day.
Mr.. J.. W. Palmer being present stated,
that he had number benches at his place
of business which he would loan the Asso-
cia.ion. The offer was accepted, and vote
of tharks returned to Mr.. Palmer tor the
same.
The Secretary was instructed to procure
1 900 tickets for VIM. B. Norton
On motion of Daniel O'Neil, Esq, the
ianitor was instructed to open the room at
O'Clock eacl and every morning, and have
It remain open all day, for the use Of Demo-
Gratis out of employment.
The President hoped that at each OF the
future meetings there would be speakers on
hand who would make short adressess,
after the regular business had been gone
through with. On motion adjourned,