, 1877-10-14

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Mr. Coiiver moved that q ccn,,,++oo ~, ,,na
one from carh nrecinct ho sa1antai1 y h, .'e ~
Chair to taLr rare ~ thn.canrass;,r< hrn5 .i t1't
see that the wors ia done nrnncrlr DooA' anu
An omrn5,nenr we a1antaJ tb,+ W., z,-,.,,,.
Committee in charpe If the matter scc.'rs ~
proper ncrsons~ '1'N"'~A '~s't'e 'De
The Secrotarv r.od +ha -o,o-+ IF 4ba r-,.s
urcr Of the snrinp camnoen sbow,nr that tis tbare
was the sum OF $i3 still on hand.
around to renicnjsh thc Treas,1rv. p'''S~1
H. rash; ~ .n.,na '.s ~ t!sasat1. S"1
r;rnn ~ 1ofnaa uv.eo' ~ an a!1.eio!nens, lnat
= c.,To ;it+ aa ~ t.sn,t' ~ ~ ~. , u"31nn.
to 5afrav 10 y. a-na,ens ~ ~ HI.,h
Tie a,nandn,ant ,wos ~ adrn+ IS ~ a.,, s,,o,,
rnittsa an,nin.a5 H., ~ Th,i. "au euen eo-
~ = Tra'.;. ~ tnto1 tnt JIIla. ~.
no constitution n,er ,sh;c s ~ a .yo- sIe n,'J
thnrefnro ofror as,,'1.;o1 W nflH' ae oata
however h. won1d s"~ fo4r ,.ns ncie Tous ST.
come hcra ~ en'ocs ~ oa., lr" no'Is tAsS nau
sarw r. ha-o " ~ 49,. ta. ~ "as Neees
tnnahio onn,,;La, ~. IT, at ..osl uneHcep
i,rnr nhont rnfnr'n rha. ,'st t,'arn5 ,ene'5 ~
tn II thot Tho r;rtt tin5 ~ n,at ,ra oisn.I,i ~
delcoatcs H. than 'nH nfopa ~ tb Ky ~
1ntion Which was ~ vor;f.rn1s1" chan1n,, leas
n1audrd. "41 'o@A~' o"7'' ~"ee'eo "''o At'
p,.nyr., ur,.. +h., r,,,
tho hesf ;ntces, ~ 49, i nn & "a ~, lol
party and in onr futnre aeiihert;ons W. vii nv
tolerate The advice or counsel OF anY known cor
ruItionst Or criminal.
The Chairman statpd that there had hecn cent
to him extracts from the TY,nes, DaiIu Ners. aud
Free Press commenting uDon his conduct 1,nta
yorably becaus,. he nilOwetl Mr.. Hes1nr tn nd
dress The meeting Any fool. Mr. Inrned said.
ought to know that he had no power in thc mat
tor and could not tnntro1 t},c t3rsircs of the
Club. an1 hc was thcrefore nlcase,l ut the action
Of The Club.
Mr. Hytle offere3 thc fol1otyinp.
B,soIr{5 Thot th;s c,rh annra1c ., the course
Of our President The Iio,,., s. g. Iarned in his
efforts in connccton with other natrioric citzens
to secure honest local government, whether within
or without the Republican party.
A'The reading of this resolution rallied fortl, n
storm Of appIausc co1nmiucIed with hisses.
Col. srribncr. candidate for the o1lire If
Clerk of tic Criminal Court. made a s1ron@ an
neal against the aloption of tur resolution.
There we're cnm,oh rontl Rtn11h}icans in tL,.
city. and muller M circumstances shomli
thoy gn outside of the marty to secure rood can
didatcs FIR thr ot1;crs III, was yofjfern1slv an
pja,,tlcd tbro11ynuut his succcl. by the radc,.l
nortion Of tin. Ctuh
Afr. Larncd rose for IN exclamation. and
stated that the marty conventions ind often
made mistakes. anil # has OF en bceu ucccssary
to reputliate the party candidate, and cited tho
rasc uf Clark Lipe, WHOM the Republicans once
nominated for County Treasurer 1ic had
always found that the candidates for offices were
the most railicas aud exacting. Only such men
who did not seek office were independent
enough to go outside Of the party if the party
refuses to make proper nominations. tic carctl
not Tor disapprovJl us long Us he knew he was
right and was acting for the best Interests of
the pconlc of this city
Mr. Elliott Anthony did not believe in approy-
ing private matters to enhance tic popularity Of
curtain pcrsons. It Was not individuals hut
principles, and he hal becn contcntling
tor principles. Applause antl hisses. II the
President had been criticised in the press us he
had been, he wouti have a hide as thick as q
rIliuurcros @Lalrhtcr.} IIe deprecated the
Presidents action in trying to get up in>lcp:n.l-
eut candidates fur County Commissioners. lie
would ask the President II he would vote for u
Democrat while he was President Of RcpuE-
lican C,ubs fCrics Of qucstion.and confusion.
uc continued for some length dcprccatin. an
quire it. and would do no one any good
The resolution WIS adopted after voting down
all amendment by Col. Scribucr to STRIKE ont
the word I: Without The result was yocifer-
ously appla1lticd.
Mr. Willing moved that twcnty-scyen names
blackboard biz ] from, m whom shall Be selected nine
pnrucs as delegates to the Republican Conycn-
ton.
In motio, IT. wos i1e,idefl'to annoint 4 COIL
,ittca of r;nc tn Ser Who is entit}c t1 votc at
the nri,nar;rs
az mo,;on the Secretary was ordered to re-
cciye nar,cs for f1clcrates until twcnty-scycn
xver. M, I'm h1aclhn.rd
4 sunnlrmcnta1 n,ntiou f,y Mr.. McMuIiiu was
adnntc1 thut &c u,,nv cen1;t],tcs he n}ncet m
thc f1are1,nori Nc thr mrrtinr should desire.
i communication w,s res,:?yel from The Ger
man American Cn,i stating thai. = committee nj
five had hern annoiutcd To nct with similar one
to h.. an,nntri hy thc ret11Tar Club to decide
ttnor drlcrates tn the Convention. Mr. Iorbin
stated Flat since In, communicate, was wrif,cn
IT. had hren decided that ali oh .ns should work
us mn. 1I,l, aud therefore M action m tie
r,,mInuni..n;;nn was to he tuken.
Mr. Cranin moved that t.4c Committee from
the Cern,onAtncr,.n C]ul, bi, nrru,jt1e,l To
na,nr some Of the candidates. Admitted
Nearly haif of these nrescut were, nominated
and their names place.l on the blackboard
When Mr.. Julius 5. fu1nsey was named, hc de-
clincd, because he WAS Candidate 1or ollce.
{Applausc.i
On motion it was decided to select the n'!lc
candidates for delegates out OF 1hosc on thc
black list by ballot.
The Chairman announceI tnat tue Repuollcal
primaries Of the ward will be hcl.t at tue Aortl,
SIDE turner nan week 1rom alohoa5' 1eon' =
Th r. ~ ha,nt r. ~ ;or c,nh candidates f,r do,rc,tes
-,s,,.,d ns fn1i,ws. II = Wiling r. r;
Ioua.st Ios n - n Iiorto, IL \ UnngI,ta,;n,r II
r Rt,;r RI X Wann Gcorve ifzrlj. H. Il
proila.. o,d p II so1iT7,nnr
T.ta Rn,.n t;ct-at sT.a i,an.;o3 to 1.ttr Tam
~, ra,,ortar i,,n, hsfnre thc c,e.tInn font,
,,os.o s,h ,ha IN tIat # had hecn I,
a;1"5 mnon at a rnnf"renr, held at G. r en-
i,;n7s hd,msc ,iov or two npo an,1 the fart TINT
- ~ t,s ol.c+a1 sto,,st nnn,,;wons1y ooes to
~ ,s'a "a ,,,a onrra,tna.s ~ +ho nformattn Tia