, 1877-10-24

hnm, VI. y. Flrtchet, Jamrn Warrington. An.,rv
Sullivan. J. Ackrrrnsn. rnI ! u. Maltmry.
Il n nn.trr:st"d That tho delegates crctrd wcss
rnlRrgESrn waHp.
The WoEknsmena industrial CInb ~ the Tkt.
ten,!aacs. r,ntrh.. larssr = NJ than t'r' Man.
6c", s es ssf sss' sn 's h' M
;, S 5s:rs III M :o'';si Ss "ss,sx' q
siaes.S and few s,.ee s ling. % In .. Il:
j.eeot bees.ss1oon'; Nr; @. Z: plxon pre.Llcd
pnrpose.. 1here VIVA roil.caIl whrh i took ~
inna time to srad. and t.era ~ere 4 few .speechss
A fus. wa.tnas.c over Tho names Of Tires narties
who had, entered Themselves ~ residents of
nnmbcr on the strret. Ono uan suggested that
any one win was such an ass as not to know yvhorn
h he ca fs r. s :. sT,M 6
or, admitted. Aftcr this there was anuhef wrsn.
e!e abont tAe admission Of men who belonged "
eirel Fl .ash people fton tie foii: '''.''
Mr. Fltxferal,l made m nFen confession Of sin Ia
Ear end but 1t fa se @ ,se line he essss
to bc with thc Woskinemcn'e party. lie was
promptly suppressed and desired to 60 dow1.
The sssgeant- -at-A Arms having done hsa duty, Mr,
piaon ipok a. walk round @ tie hall. leaving shs
nlcFItnX IN ueHHHtIHD tlAkG III Ca3nIHe1HH. Alter
were made, wlitlo The selection Of delegates VA
go!nE 9a ' ln side ROOM
created considerable comment ousf'le Of the meet.
Ing; Ing II W: boldly '!ated " % some that he had
!eans. apsi That was w1y he va running ts iasst
George Silver. horny handed son of toll, who
who IL well known as kind of anpcrnnmcrary
1aleman around the nppet eallercs Of theatsss,
came round toward the tall.cnd Of the meeting aud
Flna1'yy, tha solloving, were ,eho,on. C.. 0.
wa Ta% Er Mll,m xSaue
der, George Dcrllu, William Malvey. and Jods
FOURTEENTH WARD.
In tho Fourteenth Ward Tho meeting was Of thu
old Democratic character, and tlosc that were ihero
ruling last evening wilt bc at the primaries to-day
mol, add ono Il those Old Demoera,lc gathelinyy., hy
Every man who had ever Intended a democratic
sts s rsssr ~. f,i Il: e f II Pc
Sssa VIC ~ =. sssa y si s.s%sss, ..@"sa @ t'ss, asa
one could n,staku the company he was In. str.
ls buy. an Oh e,nploye Of ~ County Clerks
an u e s T. sn Il, b.
satisfied t1o erowd hoT he IT. .'a made the gath
ss oat Of "'!s sas aa ous ssras:
H. R. e ss sesssp es%ie n j. III.
a. Kusr, a. Rallnger. J. Nurton, Thomas Walsh,
shsEs: Fs,s sot%s g. os;ts Sstpe{ {hS., ~ vsn M'saf IT..
iners Michael barrett, !. j. oisicr. mn: H. sns.
Ts i pfob.biiecs s1e seweser TO- 1T ey'asH sey w
though resolution lndorsine him failed to ps1..
The Fifteenth svsa ws1 Wo;sinsmee w1sn' met at p,..,
residence, No. 100 Kruger 1trcct.. Theru wslc
ent Il Ill o. thst msa wouid % s. soiI SI ntiet s
al present had been put on tho list, Xr. seuliy
esxfa I'd IL !: iaov. I..a @ en Tho.s
s:s;2 S;sa'S %3sS NSsnss 9;!s,
sieplstoa%' % Ind % 5ssn snss. Thcy. '''as .hs
aeltss,tes' M sS,. 70 nup1ssTea q -, tseatds r.;
stood that Gcn Bccm their favotte for the Clerk
sh!p: During .hs "e!est!on" # ~, The ahose ticket
| ho well for iha Working1nen 10 make nomination.
only fo. tho COMMISSIONER places, and tndnfpt
Treasurer. Jadgcs. and Clerks. One reason forths
opinion was thai no woskingnen's candidate foe tho
TrGa,nroIshEn could ct bond ~ largo a. thai 70.
| SIXTEENTH WARD.
The Sixteenth Warl primaries wcro held at No.
s. dsS.sa Rs: III ae, t. %a dk k.s.
f;ssSsa{$s;s D. i 6ey's !.:$ss i;
been formed entirely IN tho intcrest Of Gen. Licb.
for when tho dolegates were asked a. 70 tbeI!
sy e.. % s' ea5as e T''af u ,e e., . I
=: concerned tfa nomination = .ueh "a
Vile Wien shswa The iii oi deleastes from tIs III.
Msta sss GsS III .so y oas
lhc men on the Sixteenth Ward ticket are pro-
fc'asdly ignorant of tas names Of Ac a.plrant. fot
Y. X. Sullivan when questioned ~ to thst gen
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The Seventeenth Ward 1ndnstnats met last even'
tng al iii Chicago avenue select DELEGATES y ts
Conyentlon today, III. NJ. j. Carroll. President
choosing ths delegates was lail.cr On ths primitive
style. Several nsu,es would be proposed fo. ops
Sp tas .a x1 ea ,Ss
y their preferences. and tho Secretary wonl4 tally
ane against tho name Of each delegate 'ots4 70, fo,
.oe ,%e es.es ony Ts'' two scs
mentioned; and the nominations were accordtnkl5
x, Fs ,elIns rhs fs;S s ;o an
rhlrd. Thous. MeAahon. and II. j. Carroll;
+. Mecof,niek and aIichae' Walsh; 4. layt,
~ delegation unRsdKsa Ind !. BY ,% 70 n't..;
idea OF what they want or how To vots.
/ EIGHTEENTH WARD.
I Tho WosktnRn.en'. industrial club nf tho Elzht*
! centh Ward met In kla1ea Hall, No. II SofIa
Clark street, last evening" About $50 i'crsoRs *tfs
present. .cuu,poaea largely Of clerks ,n count!
onleea, OLD politicians and anxious candidates "
Offices. After krcat deal oF prelude, conslstln2
Of ruthlngs back and FORTH, seerct meetlng', .us
private caucusng, tbs meeting was catted tu otStt
by David Langa1, who statca the cause o. tss
at ! meeting held tho night bcsore to ue1ccts ~
delegates .froln rach proc!nct and g.. e.
Hans i1aeftnf wss called upon 70 sps'ti, i,
paper lie had slya1s worked ~ tho tntsts;,t ~ "
present In bcmoctatc meetings, and mtny .! ,hets
were he knew pemoeEats 10 principle "hsa ~,
party lntt had hrnn settled and cleared shi
democratic party would ba-as 1t always had been =
| tho party 4f tha people. -,
gentleman called the speaker 10 order, saytna
that they did not come To !lasen 70 enco1n!uns ot
tho Republican Or Democratic parties, lIuesHss:.
A larys amount Of prnise was bestowed upon ".
llaeEtin9s principles, and then upon tho abil,!,
An4 honesty Ut Ae*srs. slcFidaa aud ecna''