, 1877-10-07

hare Que representative taken from the three
names suggested.
Committee The motion was calrleu' anu
Messrs. j. L. Woodward and Louis uutt we're
added to the Committee. -....
The remaining propositions IN the report "cie
then adopted.
On motion Of Dr.. Bluthardt, the Committee
retired to deliberate, and the several members
OF the Central Committee were requested
to furnish the. names OF ]udEes anu
the places for holaing the primaries. Some
Of the wards responded, but more didn't, anu
it was agreed that j full list should be lur-
nisicd the Secretary in day OF two, aud then
published in the papers.
The Committee appointed to investigate the
difficulties in the Seventh and Fifteenth Wards
rctuructl at this point and reported III favor ot
lcttirs, the Committeeman from the Two wards
appoint two Of tho Judges in each ward, ami
that tic Other judge il, tho Seventh be w. =.
johnson, and the other judge in the Fifteenth
4. II. Waldo. In regard to the place Of holding
the primary III Hyde Park, the committee
recommended That it be held in the Town-ia!l
That part OF the report referring TO the Ser
cntl Ward was adopted. =:
Fifteenth, Capt Ryan said hc had no objection
to the report except that it cast slur upon him.
These gentlemen wliu tlau come in with Their
statements had not askcd him whom he was
going to appoint rs Judges They didn't kho"
who the judges wou. bc. aud here they were
seeking to impugn his motives.
HIS POLITICAL RECORD
was as straight as theirs. lie had appointed
Judges for years and lad never hcaru
any fault found with his appointments,
character grew out of the fact that he had called
them ti,serters aud traitors. In one sense they
were. Their nalllrS were un The DOCKS ol the
Club to Which they belonged. they had s sisneu
| lis constitution, and they were responsible 1or
the diyisiun lle had told them that there
should lc three fair, impartial juuges who would
| give them every sluW of Justice. -
| THE report, or'that portion referring TO thls
| ward, WAS adopted ty majority OF ono vote,
| the President casting the desired vote
! The rets.rt as to the place OF election IN 1tyde
| Park was also adopted, notwithstanding the
| vigorous protest Of Alr. Schlund. who wanted
/ tile primary held at Grand Crossing.
| Mr.. Emmct moved, 10 hold the primaries on
| the Goth, and the Convention OIL the I'd.
DR.. Bu1har,it moved to hold the primaries
| on tic I'D and the Convention on the 33d.
Both motions were Temporarily WITHDRAWN avn
| to enable the Chairman to ascertain when Far
| we'll Hall could bv hail for the purpose.
| After lonY discussion it WIS decided to nave
| the nominations made III the following order.:
| Judgcs, County Commissioners, County Treas
11rcr Clerks. superintendent Of Schools.
! The Chairman here reported that Farwcll
Hall cuull be bad On the 18th, l9th' @oth' "a,
| 29tf1, and 30th. >,
| After another long discussion it was finally
decided to hold the city aud county primaries
on the I'D aud the Convention on tile .3d ut III
! o'clock 4, Ill.,, and 4 committee was appointed
| to secure place for holding the Convention.
The Committee consists Of Nessrs. Woodward,
| Num-. and Ryan.
It was also decided, after a great waste OF
| time and intc amount OF wind, tn hold tic
civ primaries between the hours Of 3 and 2.
H., and the primaries in Hyde Park. Evanston.
| Lake, Cicero. Jefferson, AMI Lake View, 1r''m :
toS. The previous vote, fiXlnAstne day 1or iost,
i,I,r all primaries IN the I'D was recons;dered
and il WIS decided to hold tho primaries in tl,t
OUTLYING towns. with the exception OF Hyde
Park, Evanston, Lake, Cicero, Jefferson, and
LAKE View, OIL Saturday, the 3oth, between !
aud e y. Ill.
The Committee passed vote OF thanks te
Mr.. Palmer for the use Of tile room, and tit
meeting then adjourned.