, 1877-03-17
LOCAL POLITICS.
Republican and Democratic Candidates
for City Offices.


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ran,ont;o1 A. ~ 1,na,;..,o 1r hc ia tabooe
aud dccried. They eay that he is playing double
dealing game, working ostensibl5 Tor Inc slayo'al
tv, when be is really fishing for the nomination 10
G.ty Atto5ney INC gentlemen a. ha
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oat iltt'c 10 say IN regard 10 Tue mee'ts n"4sua
evening at the Sherman House, except Ina, !. was Il
behalf of 11oolitt1e, and proved signal fallIfc
'ono ''a'''eAS "ese,y asas. iaugneu ana'nr1 ~ 'A
TIN oxn;ront. ,or o'i t,o f';tx .ttornevsnip mr.
latter is totally tabooed. and as to Tom Coffee. HI
has s very | seeay % and peculiar @ following. clinto.
hfsss anu lom hfcnan are mus 1af w os's ea',
ditlatcs for Treasurer and ]. Il. G. Forrest!
friends are working hard to get him the City Clerl
| nomination
| m, D-..,, ,, ..;. wanna ,,;o+,,
1nG Nep"oncans are uo'ns toiAss n'oie '"..5 ~
Mr.. l1eat'.s friends think that he is sure OF thu
orc even morc sanr,tnc Thcse are thf
o,,1,. t,.o poa,,h,;.a, ,,.rar.1tr cand;
o"'s t"o nepuonca1 "a5"'a'., s'n
| between them is watched with interest. The
Hickey matter and the ejrn ordinance are brought
in % PLAYS, and out Of them good deal Of par.
tisan capital is made. However, each candidates.
friends speak we'll of the other, and there is no
bitter feeling in the contest, each seemingly ready
m or rnort thA oth,- - h. 10 ,or,,uotcd
e.. ,.;., s,,-.~ -. 49,, .,ao.;.;., has .,at or-
Fo' e''y At'othey no real oppoS't'o', nas se1 ~
peared to- the present, incumbent, Mt
Tttfh ron
found few candidates Among those WHO have
been mentioned are Jesse spa1ding, Aid Mccrca,
and Aenry J.. Willing. None o. these Scntlcmeh
have authorized the OF their names, but their
friends believe that Tor tins position none out i
men should be nominated:
taspaf bntz VIII PROBABLY nnti no opposition 10
nfs Eehomtnatlon, as no candidate Has as ye1 ap-
peafco against ~ MIN:
IN TOWN MATTERS
things arc quiet. In. the South Town, since
to run again, there is much casting
about and the slate-makers are at sea:
naa ons snd We sn o al rs hs
people arc taEns 1 rcly % Interest in tic matter,
and will continue to do until after the election.
TENTH WARD.
The Democratic Club OF the Tenth Ward held
drcary meeting at No. 10 North Halstcd street
last evening 10 take aome steps looking toward
WISH was In the chair. ' '''''
The Chair reported. according to instructions
from former meeting, the following committee to
cooperate with similar committee from he Ger
man. American Ciubof the ward to nominate can
dfdatc for Alderman: + Mullin, James Harris,
Ole Paulsen, James Burke, Thomas Lantry, Mat
Caller. 4, 3. Johnson, John Uanegan, II.
Ford, James D,vycr, John Croak, John Connell,
Bryan Madden, j. F. Kelly, John KceGe, Michuel
McNutpey, F. Caraher, Thomas Johnson, L. c.
Story Michael -Riency, John Nolan, and James
Ulansh. The report was adopted.
Mr. Dwycr introduced a series of resolutions,
the p1rty and G salling on the cemmtes nm named
aoove to stand by tue nominee OF the party Who
Somc speeches followed, and the meeting ad-
''N'''' FOURTEENTH WARD.
meeting At No. ola milwaukee, avenue last cven-
ing. to form ward organization. There arg now
hsr%o nna in fis ne wok neef%
afty were present; -
Mr. Shanlcy asked II there was distinction
between tile Young Democracy and the regular
Democracy. Did they intend to act independent
~ Of the County Central Committee:
Nr. LaEny replied TINT, though called
young. " ALL old Ii wei! as young, could be- =
long Their object Wit to tavc ninety -four cube.
one IN each prccincf, Ts,nce It "1s thought tnat
more elective work could be done with that
MS had heretofore been organized. They would
act under the Central Committee, 3nd De govern
ed by thcm-
what was necessary to do. Committee q Screen
was appointed 10 nominate permanent officers Of
the ware ciuo
They reported as follows: President, A. c.
Finley; Vice President, II. 4. La Bug: Treasurer,
Anton Ditn1ar; Secretary, Charles Gasfcld.
Those named were elected without opposition,
aud returned thanks for the honor.
The constitution used last fall by the Hen
bricks Club WAS ntopted.
Mr.. La Buy offered the following:
prsoyr+d That II is the tcsre of this cub In nomt
nate candidate for Alderman through the voice OF
the people Of the Fourteenth Ward.
frsored That the Judges Of ths primary election
snni &c &c P ~ a.a M whftcin @
m.n os "ei''''o 'Ae 'o''' 'o' eA''o~@s' A'' A'0s'
Resoeed, That each candidate shall be entitled to
placc one representative 1t each bollot- box
Re<ortd That. after tile closing OF the primaries, tho
Judges shall meet a. No. 5l5 MILWAUKEE, avenue and
oec4ate the 'esut o' 'oc elee'ioa'
objection Was madc, because the putting OF q
box aud man At each roH would entail TOO much
expense upon tho candld4tes Tor Alderman.
MF. Norton adyocatca me opening OF poll IN
the central part bf the ward, where all could 60
and vote tor Alderman:
inc RESOLUTIONS were lala On the laole TOT week.
After some growing ahoat me appoenonment or
Delegates, SIKH frccinct Doing allowed only
were elected. and the meeting I'd
journed.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The Seventeenth Ward Democrats met last night
at the corner OF Ontario and Market streeta to hear
the report OF a committee appointed ihursdaY
night 10 select names of httne canu'datcs Ior the
once oi Alderman ..otwlthstanainc That al! the
democrats ana Oemoctntic Gibbs OF lhe warl ha1
been tnsiteo 70 NC present under tue
mat cah4'aatc upon Wnom al couia untte was 10
he *e!ectea, me deegallons from tue tlHbs other
lhan that WHICH usnail5 meets at the corner OF On
I ma.kes s.Issts, atnousn pteaent; we're