, 1877-09-28

lkn Ss!fua AA!slVutitCtl t|1A% luC tEpbll5 u
committees were now In order.
Mr. Fos., Chairman of the Committee On
!lcaIqnarte!s, reported that the. proprietor OF
the Palmer House had Altered the Committee
the t1sc uf d room ut the Palmer llnusc II tho
members we're a.rceahEy disposed.
The report WAS accepted, and the Chairman
Of tho Headquarters Committee was directed 10
accept Mr. ralmcr's kind rruposal at the tane
time thanking tic proprctors Of the Sherman
Housc fur their kindness.
Judge Forester. Of TIC Committee on Organ
izatfon and Address, reported ~ foflows:
That The members rccomntcnd that wauss and
democratic ward and iowt tluts. nn,ter thc aHper.
vision os the E"s1nty Committee: that the numbers
et ssa ats 70 seta sae IT, s M re
spectre wafd nr dirtrIct withoit. leIay. anu that
he that tho club ,t clubs IN h'4 wsn sr district
he reported with the nance of heir officers. 10 the
Secretary of thr Central Committee. ri the en7iirst
rosftbse day: an, thss The Secretary notify each
Ysaf co,nm1ttee ak further time 10 report On the
addrrs. and other matters referred to them.
The rcroft wss accepted.
from the wari In xhicl. lie was elected to the
Central Co.rnfttce. lie desired tho uplnlou Of
tho nIcinhDEs present AZ tn whether b4 could
lawfully represent any district IN which ha di'!
nos reside.
This brought out considerable discussion.
Judge Forester offered a rrto!utiun 10 tho
effect that a committee Ia anpuntc,i tU fegun,-
mend ways AMI sneans Of !lling racArrics frusn
any cause, to report At the next meeting. Car.
Cos. snoxhoos stated ttat Il, .,aA the pre-
sumption II be a caildllatc for ","1sc OF the
Probate Court, and for this rcasoa TIC begged 10
III. Calhoun moved that the Committee atl-
jouEn, 10 meet at the Palmer House Saturday
evening at s o'clock.
Tie CHAIR announced The Committee on w;
eanctcs,-Judre Forester, A. Van Buren, and
TUE FOURTH WARD
Republican Club held large meeting last nvcn-
ilg nj their rooms, No. I'D Thirty -iirst street,
Darit acting Us Secretary. After reading. tho
minutes OF tho last slaEetinE, letters If rcsfgna-
t!on were read irMn Ernest prusslnc, who was
ctcctcs! ono Ut the Executive Committee Mt the
last meeting. and also from W.. Il. Fuller md
II. n. Ulcot'. members Ut the Finance Com
mittcc. The resgnations wefo accepted.
NIT. j. Sutherland offered two amendments to
the Constitution, one pru7i1tnE that none but
or taKe part therein; the other provlding for
!!Ilng Of vacancies. The conaldcFaiton Of these
amendments ~as postponed for ono week under
The motion Of c. II. Reed to amend the BY
laws by dropping the .clauso providing thnt
every Que must uay dollar to become nttn-
Der, and which lsad been offered at previous
meeting, was then taken up.
air. q. G. Campbell rose to point nf order.
tic Thought tho resolution. did not lnvaivo auY
amendment. ..,.
HI. Sutherland moved TINT the dollar clause
On motion of Mr.. Brawlsy the motion WIS laid
Mr. ". IT, Harper offered tho following rrso-
1utlon:
WmEnEAs. III tae optniou Of the bnstress public
carried Into effect In ls7. nn1css It be materially
and esscntlallT amended. becausa the National
hsafs e ca b.sa noS. IT,
CrcenbacfIs Whereby TIC whole sounlo Vi tic ear.
rtncy would rnpld3y disappear toacthcr In the
midst Of dnsnesai pan'c and general bankruptcy;
Wu1KxA. Tha Government should mot proceed
to Fetlfc Its legtttcndcr notea until II hss ample
rrDvIal0n for HlItnE tho F&CufM with sonQ other
WnxnsAs, The apprehension of tho ssr,ngcncy Of
time fur fednnptson should anproaeh 10 ALREADY DO
Ing mischief to the bnAtnesa nerrsta Of The coan.
tsy By wcakcning confidence md desefrtng espltat.
A..oi.sa. Tut x earnen!,y reasc.t onr ssn.:
vote for tac repeai of tho Hc.amptlon aet :, ihs
Mr. llaepcr thea moved that these resolutions
DO made the specIal order fur noxt Thursday
Loj. Rlnby moyed that tho rcsoIuttsns be
taken 10 Immediately.
>, Rstnarks were then mado pro and con by c:
II. Wtlctt, J. II. Roberts, and MIR. Loomls, md
known their views On hnanco, Or to tlelicatcly
ultimate t!lat they wero candidates for otIlcn.
At The close OF tho speeches vote was taken
the resolutions TOR one week. aud L was carried
t'y large majority. THIS meeting then ad-
lourncd.
SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
A we!l-attendcd tnectng Of tho Seventh Ward
Republican Club Tas held last evening 4t No.
:n5s1 Blue Island avenue. inc President. John
Schmcltz, in tho clair. Some new members
were reported. atnong whom was Tho nama of
thu Hon. K. I. Dcttrkson. A member ob1ectctl
to tho sentleman, but failed to state Ills oblec.
sions, Ea!ng only 10 far ~ to say that thcrn was
aecnernl complaint ugainst him by \ majority
uf the Clut. 4 dsC1.sson eftsucd. and 1t endc1
IN the election Ut MF. Dcftcksoa and the rest Of
the proposed members.
sis. 81. {. frisbtc, who was read out Of tho
party st tosH,er mectig, upon tl.a accusation
that 30 brought "would-bc Alderman" " John
IIion!an and other Democrats y U Republican
ilye-sn!nstch' talk. ne said that all statements
In tue Etosdan affair thus far made wcre fajse
in every particular, and ha t'cEged that the Of
tcnslyo resolutions bo rcactudcl.
Tho Chairman explained, aud VIVA In favor OF
rctractioD, but this lid not prove satisfactory,
!. and acotnnEttce Of three, ThouaA B!rchan,, K.
1settlnger, md T. 9. Weber, were appointed to
Investigate the affair md report to tue next
several nfItcc-seekcrs. the meeting adjourned.
FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
A wcll-sttendel meeting Of tho Fifteenth
Wani Republican Club WAS held lass evening
At tho new htalqaAgtors, No. Ks2 North Hal.
4tctl street. Mr. John C. Endsr, ths Prssident
Of tho Club in tho ehatr.
The Committee to notsipat1 subordinate off,
GERS reported the following pau'es: Vico.rEeat-
dents. l.. Rchitll!n, II. Wendt, G. Hauter, E,
ptetskcll, II. K. Fusnass; Treasurer, q. 8. but.
!.r: Executive Committee. George Fritz. Otto
Ifaage, G. Lcutmann. ]. +. kopn, i, kcrhes, y,
Muffin, II. Gsdesman, T. n. Ryan,, c. Brenker,
J. r. Weare.
Ar. ". T.. Furuass, being called upon for re-
marks, spoke Of the ueccsalty Of having good
delegation IN tho County Convention. in order
that whatever uas resolved upon :. that time
might be In tho Interest OF the cause of good
government In this county.
Mr, J. Z. Barker felt that there was great
deal for tho Republican, TO DO tn comparative.
" short time. All over tls city they. u we'll ~
the many, shades Of opposition, wcsu organizing.
Tie election this full was ona Of unusual i'm
poEtance to city and county. For years ths
people Of tth city i!ad ,ecn cursed By the exist"
err, and tho question this fall vas, Would thu
Republicans eleet I'VE honrst men 70 pl,eea in
Instead Of costing = ,oov. would goat any
,uhn