, 1877-10-21

According to certain members of the Work.
! fngnlcn's Central Cornmiftec Gavin viii hc
nominated in the Industrial Convention.
number Of the members Of the Committee stic-
ni1tizcd this rs 4 base slaudpr. Thcv hnd that
Co!yin is not their man. and that hc IS anyt hinr
| but the Working,nen's friend. His can,iiTacv'
they hold, would work utter defeat Tor them.
The Colrit crowd keen in mini : ho f,ct fhot
s5no9o is to he voted in bonds this fail by the
people to continue the building Of tnc Cn,nfy
Court-uousc, and that another half million of
bonds will have to be issued soon after. In the
control of this fund, Il vast amount OF cor
ruptlon can be consumma,ed, Colyin,s friends
promise Iayishly from this money. They say it
Will be all spent for the workinrnien. The Court
House contracts have been lonr arm ict. Scv-
ton. Walker, and Hinslalc are running the Jobs.
and the laborers on the building ect mighty
poor pay. as they themselves can TESTIFY. 1hc
arrangement. said to have been made 13artialiy
BY Colyln's crowd seems to be Joining with
the County Ring. WHO are to fix iulres and mil
g-places for the election To s;,it thrnseivcs
and regardless OF tue wishes OF the peonle Of
the many precincts.
The Republicans thus far have said but little.
Tie only man Who has been trvin eh The "ahina- 'd
tion dodge is David Hammond. In eleven out
OF the eighteen wards in this f.itv hc Is r,nn;nr
tickets entirely in his own interest for County
Treasurer. Hammond wants the office badly,
Hammond is elected, Tin Bradley is promised
the chief position in the ofljce-Assistant
Treasurcr-now hold hv I;,11v Knre Tho r..
publicans have large lfst OF vanddatcs in the
field. but some OF them arc not sutIiccntly well
known to give strength to the purity ticket, it
will be contest Of men this fall. and it be-
iooyes the Republicans who will be sent to the
Convention as delegates to consider only tic
good Of the people, not lhe ambition oil sume
men
MIR S. q. AlcCrca Is developing no inconsider-
able strength as 4 candidate Tor County Treas
urer. HIS membership Of tue Reform Council
and his connection with the Finance Committee
have given him an impetus, and placed lin,
favorably before the people.
The friends Of cx-City Treasurer Clinton
Treasurer, Tic bIckcrs Of afr. Washington
llcsin@ have been doing some powerful work
Tor him, and Sol. Hopkins promises to have
good many friends il the Convention.
The talk among leading Republicans ycstcr-
day was to select representative workingn,en
and n,en Of character for County Commission
ers, and to give the Norkin1mau's party 4
clc1kship OH the ticket. The opposition seems
to be strong awainst having outractors for pub-
lie work as members of the County Board.
They hold 1hat practical workngmcu would he
Of service to Cool. County in positions rs County
Commissioners ami that these men, used t.
living in sim ole style, would lind the salary Of
the office ample 10 keen tl..n.alyes and
their families, Several members Of the
Workingmcn's party stated to TIE
TulDCSg REPRESENTATIVE Yesterday that
they we're not the creatures Of any
l,arty. but if the Republicans were liberal
win grcat share ri tbrir s,,pport,
Tug coSyESTioSs.
The Vorkirgnen huld their Convention
"Wednesday morning at D O'Clock in Globe Hall.
on Dcspiaincs street. The Rcpublicaus hold
theirs on Tuss,l.y. and if 1he right Kind If men
arc chnscn there Is M ,fo,hr fiat it won1I hc
innnrsrfI hv rhr lnaustri,]s a. a majority of
them are in favor OF good government. and they
arr. onn,sn,l tn beintr made a tail to tar Demo,
crati<. Kite. ''e~ ''''-
If tht t;cnuhijran Convention met yestrr-
iav ,f,rrpoon !, Ronu ~; Kan.
coIDb street !. G. KinckcrbocIrr, Chairman
of me Rennb}iran Central Committee. j. to rall
or.ranizat iom * cd and resolutions
tr1,cctl t!ie sci,.,t;on af f,ounty Io,nn,i,s;on-
ers j. r., h nrnrceI.d with. in order to Get rood
men fur tt,ts, most imnurtaut Offices. Then
viii rnm. thc JnI1,rrs a,,] th,n th,. sclectous
,v;.i nr','.el IN thc rer1Iar wav fran Trras,1rcr
,1oxpn ~ 80
1'nn f,rco,b,clers aro q more handful vim
,,orr :, srif.,nnojnte1 Executiye Cumn,ittc who
+n,.e n ,,,,;oht N ho;d;nte 1oup secret confahs
Th.s, ar. s,n,,;nrrr ,tro;d ,h,t thcr a,t;nns
.,.;11 H.. sr,,t;,;zai ritn;r rnttr ;noin,,s;rs NJ
c,rb -, bor a,,,i fhe;r miserahfc IcEcrinus l,aro
,ns,.,. +ha,,, ~ - 1onn1;nrstorls cvcn of thcr own
t;n.., faitou;t rn.t;n,, ~ +h Cnmn,;t,aa
T. ho1v M; }rnc1.hcs IN ,hc cIntrol of The DIn-
anT hnfY Fat yiuf7
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pn5 .4 ,,is 49,, ~ ,,'i;. n1 Fossils
81 ,,ct atI,;, ir n,nha,',v ,h s;r
'mu an,,th t;n,.. .r,h;,; - wee IN s:crt con-
I,r" ,,4'' ~ ,h.ir "'1r litt1, 1rn of the hie
a, tI' ,,.ad - @ne" ~ .:r'.e,.,. f,e,ausrtarS
' clar1 str.ct u R,,71;,E sat ~
Ib, h Iars srmcsair ss5ses and UNIV cancron am
.hs, Ia,sn t,n ,nn,1tcs wn,.n hc WASN'T
~; n aus Ii,,n'r, ha,r";1ad ,h
~. ~ usu a.,'i ;.t,s tc.r ,rS
LUZ @ y! tias ~ a aI pria Een p,,r,.
,e'.,',oi ''n5 h fatn - 's',,i md Ia
49, - ,,.,, ,,,,. 80 t1ai' a,,d t,iEo1 f-an
s:,o.,, =, ~ ~ osa, ,nt,i ianT nft,r 1arlr
;uU1 ~ th, ...J h1 ~, ;J II .rovcd frnr
.0 ;1. -: .I" ,i' Iii ,,'vs,tio,
= ~, - n.,n,,.r,t, fnroTs fo,l hrrn
~ ,I,t ,,- rs,t.,,, -, ~ the fine aud
@ =" 20" ar f IT,: ~ ..s s .,.,. .,..,,,.,,....d
en ~ srh. 1~,i : .l.,r
~, Ta. ~. , T,'s rnvct;'n is ~
~, f.l1 ~, thn same dav-.Chnrs,1ax ri ,h;s
wc.k-that the Democrats hold theirs. 1t is to
convene at II o'clock. in that Iii, room, 15S
Clark street, where there is M1leh y ace and
lew chairs. As therc arg no Maru clups, 1ne
committee "a'l n!ahG enc lloiil...os; . % w. o'
fat,aeu ~ lac parry. ~ eo''r7' ~, lne .'''1
[hs,, IN. i = t;rrcntm:kcr. hc will no doubt be-
,hc1r tau,ljtlatc for County Treasurer
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The D:mocy;,tir Central Committee have
sSuc1 tic call lDr Wednesdays Convention,