, 1877-10-07
WARD MEETINGS.

THE REPUBLICAN, CLUB
of the Eighteenth Ward held meeting last
nirbt in Lower Turner Hall. There we're about
40 members in attendance, aud Mr.. t.. Z.
Larncd, the President, was in the char, ana
,Ir, ". g. Goodrich was Secretary.
After the usual preliminary business had been
transacted there was a call for the report OF
committee appointed week ago to confer with
Il committee Of the Gcrman-Amcrican C1nb ol
the Eighteenth Ward, with view to cousollaa-
tion of the TWO organizations. Tue COMMITTEE
reuortcd that no conference had yet been hell.
Mr. Crac;n moved that the aboye-lnrntloucd
Committee bc instructed to perfect plan for
block organization, each block Ill the Wsrd 10 nc
ca,,ynsscl aud IL list Of the voters made. INC
motion was carried.
Repeated cries for =" "Hcsin@' having been
made Mr. Wash I1csing rose and sad that
since the subject oI union Of the Gcrnlail-A ncrl-
tau Club and the so-clled Eighteenth " ard tc-
PUBLICAN Club had been broached, be would
suggest that the Hon. Lorenz Brcntauo. the
President ol the former tluo, pc feluest:a 10
speak upon the objects, etc., OF that orgsar!za-
| tiun.
| lcct Of that organization was to help to eject
thc best men to office, aud to that end cooper
| ute with all the Republicans oi tue ward lney
the Gtrluaus-lad no independent motives,
| aud had organized by themselves because many,
| in fact, most OF the members oi tue Gcrinah
| Club lind an iltlsposition about addressing the
Club i'll the Engilsn 1o'Sue' ~ ane1 ;n IL
| a1Ilrnlc,i that the German Club cntertaincd the
most friendly fc2aru iof tAe ISsest1u !', ,'1 :"
Club, :d deplofea ti!at l'.ele es1i su .ar;sons
breach between lHe .'s ~ Ia5 kanr h,;ni
However, al thes5 Gcieees ] iu tut tf KS ,,xn M.
| tionalit1cs would hereafter pull together with
til, greatest harmony for the realization oi their
wishcs,-lhc election Of the bust men.
y+InC q
| lie could not fel1aln y lroln saylns :
Witch li paced the Nomination oi
County Commissioners Tor the North sue IN IN
the hands ot Thirteen liga; IL a.u % ~. ,et
into the spirit ol ttlat sae-lssuc' anu coulu hos
see why the tepnoEcans shoulu ~ ootsiue .t ~
their own ranks to hhd men worthy 10 iePlssen
the people, There were plenty Oh s9ou hef1uo- ;Ias
l,cans, and plenty OF votes 10 erect tnein; lhcn
why mol nave hepupncaHs: Ane,v .a,ts usu ,.;th IL
this city too many reform mo'etleuts' VIII ~
held responsible for the disasters II the Re Ke-
publican party elected us own n9IanIes' a f to tho
Republican party became feSponslcte ioa cno
conduct OF the men electeu. l! tne helllo!lsa.u
Convention mace nlstahes ~ nontaIso.a, .ni.a o.n
there was time enough afterwards 10 maze sonas
new arrangements. In closing, INC .speahei =,
again urged independent action on tne pa1t "
the Republicans, anu prophesled majority o.
good l0,ao votes. lApp43ust'l. cau,,o-
MIR. Crngin then moveu tn.'t tnG ue,,llt:.' ~ ~
American Club OF the ElGEteehtn "auu q, W y ~
vted to unite with the EEhteenth M M WARP ne ne
publican Cluo, ana that tIie1 W assu,eu ..,
hall OF the speecnss pc III .nv nu. thot ~,
member moved as al anieho!neIt . ~, ILL Eat ~
Citizens Union also be askeo u !I els n5ut
centh WARD Cluo. anothes Ilen11ea Moovau, ,;o"T
the Union League anotneE !l'G .,. ,u.. la
American Cup ol tne L1Ensoen.d 1E..n n.,d o,and
another the 1rl6n-Ahcreaii en9' ~" n4'-''. 1.1'
ments followed thick anu 1aS1, 1iii az; uicEHi ~
moved as suost'sute LOT ~ anG ~
cacn and every one o1 tne hcIuoicn ,.e e.
tons ot the various natlonaSa W. ". rnr r;,
yitcd to unite VIII, mees VIII, at% i,,h WAL
the Eighteenth WARD hcpupi'e.n 4 Itnp ~ ~ ro,ao+
, Discussion was tehpo1a1ii} co' oA ~ 1ope"'
cd cries 1or Heslne' anu s,