, 1877-03-31

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,,%'"ss:: q 4. oassetea to .sr.c =. Alderman.
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enldcro Vii tic ron. and has so"c su rnn.e,"n. a
ta. .ssaple' ar'nt neerrta, Tho nomination, be-
fS's H.. :, '' nS nn3, .s" r. he ha 81
.hc ward. ~h,Gh hody ha! nominated good n,as,
whom he rtna MT 20 haek" an. an. shrsrs.,rc
not ' !e.psstsa5 @ sese ts H. a' nens Mona
@n 9n fof s., WITH hc ,ha"ks It: 1asesa,
mi % M nj ns thst ss,. n e Ind n sa
Citizen. / nIon movement he hnnn,i l., tWn.
PIT ,hs n%'nse. IL ,.ld that 81, iIay. ttSs
Side ia. C0n'ptny were r,ch that hr st,oniA MT 10
WI w"nd subject bin g: ~ warmly aar.eatsd NJ
man wuuiJ mt Withdraw.
t.s i! =; Aea.a, tpoke hrient for tho pnrpoto
Inn r. withdrew. and In The cntr.e Of hiA remarks
sna ~ ssa,, taa w. paly. e.nltdaeT had hecn partially
.t 10 erat aysa, H. nrderef &c saae 81 an'oTa was
The C!tIAcne' Union e,ntaincd great many guosi
mem Tor whom the ercake Ind grrat rcireet but
lzaiuu thai The lest a,n fof ill., oI,icc ~honid re-.
ssls. ,!.ci. *up!mrt;. !. WA then question fc.
s m" 6s 4 ,es Pti II *. T. ses sS:" c ".ad ss" stt M
n fasor Of Mr. scranton, and hoped that I'LL tho
rnrport Of Mr. scrai,to1. wi,o he wi.,,ed 10 rcr.
tHadt 70 remain tn tic r,h ae ttc man best uiint.
H. cYd t@lR :" ,rRfc'cn' thu Eighteenth wsrd In the
c!tY;c1erk bu,s being pse.cnt. VA, called upon
10 sd1re.s the meeting: lIc lid @ IN III. custo.
great NUrk Of fc5psn actu,uUlfshcl hv 9Iny0r
Heath and i!.e Council, who lad Hlways worked IL
A 81 81 Sst f. ia e e !. t1es1 s5
;hat thc work Of the Police Department under
,Sfy sSS reo gt9ssd
chtef n toIiee. 1Ie spoke particularly Ct lho *.
ffeneS t 'enda Il u; Coaae "a sad tha
ILL., e" ss II Thsy S1 lad o9kca a t 'isa Sae oue
aim. Ito advance ,he intsrestt oi thc city. w. WV
tpon motion q Gen. Smith. ehal1snsers soaa
to serve a. ballot boz guards o., election day, and
sw1 challenges fo. each precinct were secured.
ore.ory. was unanimously adopted:
.sd tut as SS;, p 1nvn "
e. 81 a!y sHss r.: sotgg Y :s
sent NJ tcnnIssn %! sny Si
III Ia ~" ~ hsteEy spaase y as'tia t
After The adoption Of the resolution. the meeting
Afsut tho Adjournment of tic meeting a Tniavxx
reporter askc.t Mr. Scranton II he bail decided to
a0sy bis nnHle to KtAud tcfUrs tic peupie Of tla
wnt+ O. thu4e pEcscnt at tho mcetlny must dccid-
ca!y wished blu, 10 tDt md he said: ~ would
rather saY nothing about tint nj present, for ave
NIT made UP MY intnL."
FIFTEENTH WARD.
IN epite of the tetFit.]o rhlnstorm the KebubIic.
ans Of Tic Fifteenth ard turned out In full fofco
!a*s evening 10 attend neutins NJ tho corner Of
!:a!rahce street. and Wehster avenue. Mr. Conrad
fo)x occupied tho chair. Itau4ing specches Ia
iayor VI the Republican candidates for city
officers were nadt ~ AeseFs. Peter UnurRos,
Louis Stlke. John Wagner. John Enuef, aad
ilrnry %endt. The 1scpnDieans In this ward nEo
iuly aroused and expect to the vote Of the
iast cirrtson. Mr. John Enter, tho RspMblltAn
candidate fur Allesnan, very popular an,ung ali
c!assgs. aMd Il Ii The general Upnuh that he viii
lFat 1lf. NIeeen. tho democratic candidate, by 4
Eoud majority. II Mr. Enler 10 elected Alderman,
he will! II ~ add, w ona Ut tho brat Representa-
tircs the ward 1Iaa bad In tho Council Tor mnuy
years. lie h ticrni1n. hut canp to this country
when yet child. fllA honesty ind integrity have
ncycr been questioned.
yI1TEESTn WARD.
Tho Republicans Ut the Sixteenth Ward held
mcctiHg last Uscnin1 A. lAu corner Of CjyDourn
Asrnne and Lurrabcc street, Mr. IllHs SchailHer !n
The chatt. Spvccaes were 1nait by Mca.rs, Will
ium tuctc and X. i. THthl. Own. to the fact that
Tue Republican candidate for Alles,n.n. AZ. !4s+,..
LcngucheF, has also been lntufseu by tbs prlhu'
ctt*, lllprt IA mt ~ much excitement In this AZ
thpre use u uthcr North side wntds.