, 1877-10-11
LOCAL POLITICS.

""AD AEnNRNO*
Tho Worktngmcn's Industrial Club held a
meeting last ovcning at No, 269 Thtrty.arss
street, President L. L. Pags In the chair. After
the reading Of the minutes, thc Secretary, ]. IL.
Bingham, offered tho following reaotution:
WnxnEAs. The WorkinGmen's Industrial ratty
Of Cook County arc about 10 hold convention;
Rtiosred, That oil ter.ons who are candidates
for Office, subject to The Worktnguen's Indnssrtal
Convention. ase hereby fe9ueste1 to a3pe.t before
vsws % AT oT Ioes..e, When eccteJ 1ns nav
havo an Intelligent understanding who they arc
voting for when they 20 into tho Convention.
sorno warm discussion followed. but tho rcso-
luton was anally passed, ten voting In favor,
1Ir. Sa,aucl r. Hrant, OF the Second Ward,
then aired his vicws In m old-tasl'foned, An.
dreWJackson, thorough.goinE. hastl-hunded ad-
dress. entirely untramniclcd by any restrictions
Ar. j. i. Doolttle, Jr., followed In ono Of his
characteristic speeches, and sumo remarks wero
also made BY G. F. Relnick. after which tho Club
TIE coxMunlsT coNAlrrEa
held meeting last night In LudwiK's, on Filth
avenue. and arranged for seycral'ward meet
ings, audited sundrr bills, hcartl reports, md
made an APPEAL for more Of tho hated capital
with which TO carry on their campalcn: They
nre going 10 establish permanent Headquarters
for tLo campaign ii thoy eau obtain tho room.
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NATIONAL woHKtaGMKv.
The National Worktngncn's organization met
l18 Archer aEcnuc, for tl,c PURPOSE Of having a
grand rally among tho Fifth Warlcrs, About
fltT persons were present. Speeches wero mAde
by Jarvis Dllhme, Louls Eclko, Julius Silver
smith, and others, after which the meeting ad-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 sfuCularly yartegsted meeting was held At
the corner Of Throop and Sixteenth streets last
meeting Of tlc Work'ngnen's Industrial party
OF tue SeFcnth Ward, but the first thing .dpno
was to repul late the recognized club Ut that
party IN the ward by COMMITTEES report, which
,sas 10 t'!o effect that Tho sitting club tcallcd
ins1nen's 1nlustrials. Tits having been
settled; It was formulated as tho vo!co
q q, the the . scofe q voters present
delegation to the Industrial Convention. Hav-
luz Illus doubled on tho traek, the Club was IT,
yoled With llttlc talk ~ Ralph Z. Hort. OH
punktn Pi".no. not exactly that either,
a ulnor apostle Of advanced doctrines In fn1a-
tion, Ills presence ut meeting Of an entirely
non.atiillatcl party was tic third element In 4
political hodge po4Ke, which tho reporter could
not BIZ rcconcfcd to-whcrefoec he came awny.
FIFTEENTH wANp RErUnL1CANN.
4 special meeting Of The Fifteenth! Ward Re-
publican Club was held last evening Al tho cor
ner Of Lnsrabce anti Willow etrccts, President
attached tl.clr names ia thu roll. The Club nas
tIr6k addressed bY Mr., Omar bushnell, cantldato
for tic posItion of Judge Of tho County Court,
rho sa!'t he wante, K, Five, but could not Give,
d satisfactory EXPLANATION Vi tho Kcpubitcan do
feat IN Ohio. It tuiEht oo IN part owing to tGu
fact t,at It was au Gl year in notjX, and il port
to the splt occasioncd by Tho WorkIngtuep's
ticket. It might be, also, that tho defeat was
dent, but lie hoped not Coming down 10 home
atratrs, ho trusted no suth dc1cat, no such re-
buke, would follow the election Ia Cook Cour-
ty, In conclusion, MIR. Bushnell hul cotlsIIcrn-
good nominations Il tho party desired 10 si,c
Coed.
Gen. George II. II. Thomas, candidate for