, 1877-10-07

ocratic ticket be declared vacant md some one
elected in his place bg the ward delegation:
Air. Shilling hoped the last clause would be
withdrawn.
Mr. Bailey remarked that tho Grccnback
party hadn't nominated ybody, and he didn't
think it riyht to ask q man to vote for some
thing which did not exist"
The motion was laid On tue table.
At this moment one Of the Sergeants-at- |
Arms WHO had been appointed to Keep out-
sidcrs AWAY from the delegates discovered cx-
Detective Flannigan among then' ho hau an
swcrcd to the name OF D. Hosa1l' Eisnteenth
Ward. lie was bounced and the crowd ehccred.
MIR. Stahl made o remark about the adVlsablll- |
ty oil nominating full ticket. :.
This created Il little breeze, the majority
seeming to be In favor OF it,
i delegate moved that no Judges be nom!-
mated, since there were no sntn in the party who
had sufficient knowledge to I'LL tue o1nee'
[Laughtcr.]
Tue motion was not entertained, it being de-
ciled to put up full ticket.
Mr. Bailey inquired if the Chairman had any
knowledge OF anybody sending delegation anti
asking for admission.
The Chair had not.
NOMINATIONS
for County Treasurer we1c then called LOT, una
Dr. Ernst Smith and Frank a. staubcr were
named.
4 delegate mentioned Dan OHara:
Another moved that the seat oil tue one VINO
nominated O'Ilara be declared vacant.
L man III the crowd protested, anu SeF-
ecaut- Arms put him out.
4 delegate from Lake asked what kind OF
ticket the Convention was gnlng to put IN thc
field il they cut oiT tt:c speech. 4 man snou1o
hare the right to vote for whom he CHOSE
The Chair ruled the motion out o1 ofdcrs put
motion to lay on the table w:s agrcet 10.
Mr. Herr moved to lay Dan o'Aafa ol Ihe
4 delegate moved to amend by putting him
under the table. Renewed 'aughtcr.]
Another moved to amend tic amendment oy
| add;nr and nut head OH him" tCheers.J
Au informal ballot resulted: Smith, 55'
Staubcr, H. c., ts c,;+,,
81 and tne ior1ncr was declared 70 NC t'iG 1ill'
nee. Tic is retail! hardware ocalc' o'1 jill
The ncy1 WAS County Clerk, for which 4. K.
Parsons. Dr. Ernst smith, John McAullti, aud
| Benjamin Zlb1cy were i'a1ica:
| Tic delegate from Lake SAN ne Hiu ouc ~
nronos,. and he intended making the 1oIn1ha-
| tiun il lie was thrown out. Ills ulan was Hct-
Tic Generals name was greeted with h'sses
| and cries Of s'Put him out"
The delegate from Lake STOOD ms s!ouu,u, ~,
! and said that Licb was III sympathy "lth the
| Wurkjngincu, and lie supposed slch men "efe
to be nominated as well Us actual members ol
Alter some chin muslc,'' and motion to
lay Licb on the table, it was dcelucd 10 let hls
| name stand. ... ,- t-
| In infor,1l:l ballot resulted: Parsons, ~;
Smith, II; McAulid, II; zihley' =; Lleo' D.
The two lowest wcrc dropped.
| Some one moved that Parsons be declared Inc
P,rst,us declined in favor OF McAullH.
Mr.. Jennings said Parsons had been martyr
to the cause, and it was improper lor INN u
withdraw. lie should bc tionored. lApplause.] }
MR. NARR REMARKED
| that if parsous had been n martyr and dun
| want to bc abused any more, he should be al
Thc infurnlaI ballot WAS then declared formal,
ant. Parsons nomination was nade UNANIMOUS
Delegate noycd that the nomination OF
,lsn,1tc occurred over this. some asserting
| fhat there we're not men OF intelligence ehuuEEt
i'll the party to occpy tnuse y pGt7' US t% u ttcr
.:do YOU find intelligence except among tne
workingmen!" ,.. 4,,o o+ho,
nominations first. h.
eect;ons the County Commissioners should u
selected from, dozen propositions beng naae
r. was finally determined to select touf " fo1,
the city," without reference to wncre tney nseu M
About twenty were nalncd anu LUG lo1loH ~.
were no1uiuatctl: ". ~ Barr, q s1oe;hakel
, | Samncl Ioluwater, Il cigarmakcr, L. !. MorGat
snr;nrmakcr, L. l.. Thorsna7k, a cabinetmake1
Mr. S.1u1non said it was nonsense TO mar "a,
e,,cE NOMINATIONS There was not i Aortn Gu
man among the Co'nhn1ss1ol'tis *'no '''s N11>>
t | would not be successful.
, Mr, Jennings charged that the nomination
,, were made by i fr.nd, and. in his opinion tit
feat stared them III the fucc. c.,, att
; Vr Wcrsau, who lives on the South sldt
,-;,h[;-'.,s ~ he name, and William Bictlcr,
| ri~,r1uakcr, was chosen to fill tile vacancy.
, su attempt was made to run Comm1ssloue
f,,,rntter through rs the country member Du
ti,. noint was ulatlc that le was not metnoe
Of the party and he was uroipv% ~ ,pvin to find an
, othcr name. and Max Nisler, Of South Chicago
was at length elected. a,,oo.e
The Hyde Park delegate proposed ueorSe -
: p,nnt for Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Ia aaie i,e;n@ M member Of the industrial party
+ | jCrics Of s'No, no. ..a
L eAno,h.r delegate from Hyde Park said t tha
TINT delegate didn't pay anything 10 tilc Clul
that he 4 ns speaasfm myae NaS Pa Prk oa'
! S1r. Smiling remarked that he could 81 sc
+hrn,,uh the whole tEing now. lllat man ha
= nominated all the present oiiice-
Another ccgate moved =; tiat t hs pe mo-
i Lowell to take 1urthef par ~ @ snJ the int,riEne
u The motion was agreed 70. anu the 1nleiAop>
), fron HYDE Park was thrown out. ~: j.,
several others were then named LOT tue QUIZ
; :1ohn McAuIitT was nominated by large hi
T. jority. ...a pno,,o+o Court Pb;1in Va
! pattcn was nominated without much oppos
!, ton. c;;,o, corrt r
u snItcti in the selection Of Tim o'slara. lie Is
= foreman at the Rock Island c;r-shops;, 1a..
c rhnn cane up thu knotty question OF Judge
) ami after much controversy the following "c
nominated. ,.,n,+.,,
| rounty Judge-M. IT, II. Wallace
ii | S:..,;t I,j,1a-Tohn A jameson
u The Convention adjourned ut 2 O'Clock tn
| morning.