, 1877-03-21
LOCAL POLITICS.
Mr.. A. NJ. Wri&ht's Position on
the Sunday Question.
Why the Germans Intend to Support
the Republican City Ticket.
Nominations in the
, Tenth and Ftfteenth.
Wards.

Wards.
stuih.rsun laa1rs...rhs Eastward cluh.-a..tiug
| af Ilifdsetht Opponents.
The South Town people aso ret great deal cx.
eseiacd over getting up tiekot composed Of re-
spectacle cltlzcns that can b elected. A THIN
txE reporter yesterday discovered that great deal
OF feeling Was being manifested in regard to tbs
| prominence OF D. Loewunthal ~ = candidate tot
Supervisor. Mt. Loewcnthal Is Democrat, and
Tho members Of his own party. who are taxpayers
in tho South Town, ara especially clamorous
| against him. The reason assigned lor
tho opposition Is that Mr. Locucnlhnl ID the builder
| OF large amount Of town ordcrs-estimatcl by
somo at nearly $40, COO. II IL alleged that these
orders weso Issued frregularly Ia the days Of the
hummer mtssule. This yoar Supervisor Lincoln
Ina refused 10 pay them. claiming thas thsy were
Thus issucd. and therefore void. 1t 10 he!d that
MF. Locwcnthal bought these orders 1t ruin.
oua discounts, and that, II he should b 30
fortunate a. 10 get ctertcd to tho posltlon OF
soash-rowu Supervisor. 10 could 500 that bis own
orders weFo paid, regardless OF tho Justice Ut the
claims to sottlc which they isaucd There are
outstanding at tho present time about 325, COO OF
these ordeee, which were lssued contrary 70 ali
]aw, and for work ncEer performed. Tho c!stzsns-
that i' the respectable people Of tho South
otder. shall be paid. and with this. cod
st: ,fts = HSssosss., aq Pin
locks the lawyer. his keen called upon 10 allow
he name to 10 used tor Supervisor but be has 70.
n tassa: lowesess Tn!SyTs reporter sas inform.
Mr. Mason }s moderate Republican, and 4 gentle
man Of character and culture. who stands hiR, Ia
omn.sea or Hsso f@s na coIee.u1 a'Ga 'ff o
TONED. 10 e 4 son Of tho Hon. Thomas iioyne,
q Sla ., .eost =. = q ;sa,. q eSe. =. ps@eesst,
ths duties Of sape!.lsof sna Towa clerk viii b.
light thls year. and that the gentlemen mentioned
The Sfddfs- ZtthHg of ytsteEday has an interview
between ono Of it, reporters md Mr. a. 81. Wright,
Snndds.s fes Nsy95 s Ms Wright statsa q
Sessms Iepal!icsa ! sae limo u IT, orssnlsa. 3 "a
nd " esk At,e ban IN iso ha 1eS
into the conlmsalon business, dealing At nrst In
o eaesasy e s1ss m H. Es Sas s,4. 20 "
conducted tbs commission business 10 tho strictest
senso Of the term, and neyer dabled in specu'a-
tlons.
IN reply eo an tnterroEatory about tho Sunday
aeaIn.t sunday laws. MOI only. had hs iii tha.,
associate. vets fef t3sn' liz dd not bsiisso thst
ssns shS II. s.s sP'S & sa. " , Of IL Sst
hes of tho Committed Of Seventy. liz looked upon
so ssatay question q settled once fot al, aud
Victory for Sunday freedom would b. ~ decisive
a. IN is5o In order 10 nrove has he ga not,ny this
e{ e h. oss to
Conrad solpp, ,ToE, LJael, ii. il. si,ufedt, Aid.
honSsehsr Snitns II! i,ossnt!al. ets, who had boon
lie wna for peace and order, but opposed TO die.
drink. lis was for pe1sonal freedom \ the truo
considered drm Administration st tic police force
necessary, and bcliorrd that many improvements
concerned Ie VA oi eonrso of tho oninisn that
continuation Of tho present economic policy was
nov 0sKMAN.AAERioaxs Will. VOTE,
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ALDERMANtC.
Dona, Of the Eleventh Ward. il pushed forward at
s e. e. sa
citizens Of Tho second Ward stated to d TntnGxx
.hond hS letaaea il he Council ioS .he % gooa s.i' u
sis.s siSss gee. ss .a sT'n Subtraction and proved an s
TIE fiRsr WARD CONSOLIDATED REPUBLICAN
CLuu
met tast evening In the Clubs room, In the Grand
Factac Hotel, Mr. l.. L. Coburn presiding.
Ny. Arthur Dixon. ~ soon tho minutes wero
Treasurer, III. Guyton, on The expenditure Of tIu
c4mpaign funds Last November liz waa not prcs.
ent a ths last meeting but understood that ha was
expected to tonch for le report ThiA ho could not
70 until tho Committee 4aylng the matter III charge
lns cloud rep9ft p - lo when. how 1auci, and for
~ To was concosned 10 could
pross that 10 only employed two mon at tho Third
Precinct. and hc had given Nr. tiuyton q card
atatlng ~ much, and requesting him 10 pay tho
men. Psohably Mr.. 0uyton waa In poascIsIon Of
. A member raiscd po!at Of order, and asked II
the matter was pertinent.
Another member mored to adopt the minutes ~
read,