, 1877-10-10
wcre Meesrr Harris {Cnrl Prctzcl}, l.oomls. and
others. Tho meeting Then adjourned


others. Tho meeting then adjourned.
AIOHTIt WAHp.
A meeting OF The Republican Club q shs
Eighth Wnrtl was held last evening, John L"
e1rcetedly large, nn.! tho tnS-paytnS element OF
the ward wns Thoroughly represented.
The President of Tho Club Mt. Sherman he,
bss1nM bst1 Mersae E rae etsf ksyS kssss eH ks,sss'
Ferdinand Gtntlcie, John McAssay, John l..
Manning, mud Thomas Gurn0tt MI Executive
Committee and lis Recommendation "'' CON-
On motion, the following were appointed 2
recommend tho appointmen; oi ta!se.. !, and n
scnnott, j. j. Karstens, and q. ". spoftord.
The meeting was then addressed BY eand!.
dates and others, among whom we're Col; :. Il.
Roberts, l. G Noyes u II fhS,,as. !, 7; s,aa H.
lcy. Tho speeches were appropriate and after
tho prevailing style, and were received Will
demonstrations Of approval.
I)r, barnes offered tho following preamble and
resolutions, which wcru unanimously adopted:
WnEREAe, The Eighth Ward II diegtaerd by hav..
ing within Ito Boundaries certain ncFsonh who, ns
every campaign, make u bnstaee: to . SOLICIT ~
cian % purposes, ~ but really for themselves; and,
W,EnEA., 1t is Tho desire OF the Republican
Ciun of the Eighth Ward to cut ot1 shr chances o.
repetition OF such practices in the tntuEc In the
name 1T tue C1nb Mt least, anEto protect all per-
sons seeking position from such appfoaencs; shefs"
Et*oirtd, That tho motion passed Mt The 1.s.
meeting Of tho club appointing FINANCE Commit
tee pe reeclndc. and tho Committee dsrchafyca.
,ssrsa no nsu to 'enss upon '''
Eesotsxd, That the Treasurer Of the Club he tho
f5on, my source whatever ior lie afe oi tic Clnb
and That said Treasurer be rc1niEea to report At
each regular meeting q The club ths a,s9uns of
count OF tho Clnh and campaign expenses sncc tho
previous meeting at which ruet report wat mule:
10 insert tiese rc,olattons that shey may become
notice to Ill persons Interested.
Joseph Wild introduced resolution calling
| on the Executive CUu.ntttce 10 secure tue reg
| tstratton VI tho Republican voters Ut tile ward,
! which wis adopted after some dcbate.
| Tho Club then adjourned for ono week.
woNK1S0AEN, .....
The National WoeklnEmcn held q naasa-ncet-
Ing lat evening ut tic c9rner Of scdgwtek street
elected Chairman and Mr. n. j. Sullivan sccsc..
tary. The lion, Lorcnz Drcntano addressed!
tho meeting at some length. He approved
eank ''eit Liking e''Ss, tsas e &c rss fs|reaas
| placed Mnsfer Government supervision. Tho
railroads lad received more or less atd from the
Government, aud there Is no reason why the
vision avcr lncu. The late strikes had proven
thu necessity Of having the Foatts placed under
Government control, aud llo would certainly use
his influence tO ntItain that cild. Ttcre should
also be eo,ue legislation In regard to savings
banks. 1t was not safe for tho worlxlny,ncn Il
deposit money IN thcfc institutions na at pres
cnt organized. lie was In favor Of Government
savings banks ou THO English plan., But where
Civil Service Reform. Since bis election ae
| member Of CongrcBs lie nail 1ahorcd hard
and faithfully 10 bring ntoat reform 10 the
Civil Service a. iustat.ced IN the Horne matter
lie hnpct the tirand Jury. who liaa! this matter
np,fir Int lontfrN lfn1tJI tho bOttGCD III