, 1877-03-13
Second Ward Republicans Discussing
the Aldermanic Question.
Tho North S'1o Independents...Ald.
McCrea Will Not Be n Canli.
date for Mayor.
Organising the Ward Ulubs-West Town
Oonyention-The Political
Situation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

licatt, met a8an yesterday evening ID M6ftln66
Hail. Mr.. A.. u. Cooke presided. The attendance
was noticcably large, the hail being crowded.
Tho Committee on Organization reported the
following officers. who wcra declared elected:
5fstS1rs-A: s,9;tfass-A. I: Z GsGto' cs1s'
aasspsso:fFeE aPrs.sse@f f. E$ssTs,ssscfaf'e sroaesr.
After roma further preliminary butincfs, Mr..
1ntcott roso and said he had sonlo resolutions to
introduce, and wonld preface their Introduction
with few remarks. At tho last meeting scr|cs
Of revolutions lad been brought M, about Which
some disagreement existed as 10 their tenor. It
had been clntuacd BY The supporters or those rcso.
lntous that they were not intended ns reflection
against Mayor IIcath, while others said they wcfe
for tho purpose Of lnjarlng the Mayor in his cam
vass for tho Mayora1ty. It seemed to Tho speaker
TINT an attempt should bo mads to reconcile
nattcrs. Tho Eleventh Ward had tic
power to cast ihrcc Republican votes
to one Democratic, and that powerful lnAnenro
should not bo dfvertca from the interests oE Inv
md osdor. To war agnlnst Mayor Heath was To
fnjurc tho chances Of the respectable clement III
politics. Tho speaker went into lengthy dctcnao
Of tho Mayor, mud closed By offering the following:
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Sas % rsae sS 81
H. asd hit hs IRE asfs.ts j ths eity demand ~
I'm inNH nnS 1{aorns1s nrnscrIito al thteyra rnw
Throog theIr honest sud o1icieat services "a tic
Ex-senator Woodward moved TO substitute for
these rcsoluttons The tcrles Of resolutions offered
at tho last meeting and alrcady published IN tho
papcrs.
A. Mt: Lnscott IL. rose st to po!1t Of order.
!, Mt: inscott-.That, the resolutions being bctore
the hoaso, anothot sot Of rcso'ntlnns eanuot 10
MI Mr.. woo1afd aal4 thns T. vas no sabs!itaton.
ana %fFs 9 s Ps9ss ath he G
olutions 70 bo inttodaeed snddl.e,lssea together.
then read tho rc.onons nt @en wso published In
thun. iiu co,,grataiated tho gentlemen afaon,hlcd
lis alluded to tho mas meeting in tho Exposition
fluans year ago, and faiI That TIC 10, COO
Rta xs Ssrs Ssts tsp ee s,s ns ons; s; n9 ss s
hono.t and he had nat in'onsa q cal v any
daty V II sssns 81 ss Ward to e1pess e
ssatmGn.. o. to The policy ot ths s!y adn!alstta
eminent. - ' '''''-
policy Of compromising wis, ihiovcs. Tho rpeakor
mentioned aoyasnl Cases uf recent occurrence, In
WITCH thieves had hscn eopeem;',sa wltn
compromising Aatl been particularly forbidden.
Tho speaker said ho would anawcs that presently.
tho Wsv. Samuel Faliows, Spring Street Methodist
Episcopn. Church. Milwaukee,, April, 1b7h, aud
h in oo L ths %
Mayor Heath ca9se Into o1ce.
The qae,tlon Of allowing NJ: Woodland to pro.
mously sErccd 10. lie tl1en read tho following:
Rtr. 8amat, Fa'iors-DxAa Sin, It ,,as coma to my
knowlsdKe that party heFe IL Town h. IL lIs
Year nstas ssi sdassss sSsss: ai.o learned tGst
s te ~ @ w r., aader a & td
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~ m I'D ssa 4 f. ,ou
Tho letter was accompanied By communication
70 aF WootaEl, dated March 4. 1877. from Af.
ea.c:, Mt.. Woodard continued h,s argument, say.
log That this was an ntsack not on Mayor Heath but
n M .hs r ppl,eS % force @ 9f tHs c!sy AZ tlo Hickey
othCs reputable Gontlsn,en c1prSssed thslr sentf.
,na s 6 ohst Il H. S aES,
npchkar Fovlcwe1 tho action Of the CITY Council IN
go sansc matter, and showed t9at iargs n1josity
ss9 ha sn e S n
1aa aa H., efts b c IN
Hickey. Mr.. csslls Mason also said n much.
,Thcie meyer w ~ was limo whom 10 Mueh cflae waa
robbed nearly oyory day on tho street and In tneif
hoases. nc man'1netl where thote VI. 1 polies
n ena eteauent'ng ton:es u ill.famo they could not
% ctheient II police oticer ever received money
from gambler iu would never pull that gamb'!ng-
houto, q, q y h. ha! eomprom!ss4 S,.h thief !io
nsp vito WI tl1sd 4 asally's Court ~ staal,as,
and who had Aimee btsn M appointed on the iol!cs
tho police stations tHo officers attempted to con:
sey prisoner lown'staiEs aud Tho prisoner had
10 hold them Up they we!c 50 imt1xlcotel. In con-
ystsat,on ',o w!ih l'sou'lnsnt oteiai ths sneaker
tho books OF house Of prostitution and OIL thoso
book. was . regular charge of 20 month Tor I'm.
Munity from arrest Tals tactw to have been
brought np a. the ftlckcy tttal only II happened
snyalafly that ths witness 70 this fact appeared It
tho trial ~ Nj. lllckeys atlorncy. That ator ney
had 4!nce stated cona.entaily that NJ; Hickey bad
sunt him retainer ut $kOu on learning that the
sylacHco was In l,a possession:
Tbs sueaker quoted from opnlons Of tospora.
ton. Counsel Anthony md Prosecuting, Attorney
l.oyden, ais.nctly as.cstinu that the thieves and
eonaaece mcn eoutd y" efanlmed to Tho wall u The
withdrawing. Tile speaker closed With IN caSMcat
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