, 1877-03-11

OF seven, and these committees are to hold con-
vcntion and an nominate candidate for Alderman,
who shall be considered the unanimous choice OF
the Democracy Of the ward
rh. x,ntn w,.a Tnaub;sna THE MISTn c,n, .,s
last night In Parker Hall, corner OF Ha1sted and
Madison streets. ". II. Thompson occupied the
chair. Messrs: Eckardt, Getman, and John Hoh
man were appointed q committee to meet in jus
ticc Matsons office for the purpose Of comforting
with committees from ether "ards IN regard to
t1r esed a{enoe to he
question: and eaid there was difference OF opinion
IN regard to the candidates, and he thonsht that
Mr. Heath had been an acceptable Han In the
office. lie regarded him as economical. and that
the people would sustain him for . reelection as
Mayor:
that be- felt very delicate about expressing any:
thing for OF asainst any candidate. He indorscl
the remarks OF the previous speaker and sad that
believed that he had done his best, and was thor
oughly honest. He liked Mr.. Heath. and also liked
Mr. Wright: He would support any good Repub-
ME IL ci believed Ii %r. wight would make good
Mai John Hoffman announced himself in favor
most economical we had had for some time. It
had reduced, and would reduce, expenditures and
taxes.
Gen, Reynolds then made few remarks. He
believed the Republicans could carry the city and
town elections providing the right kind OF men
%e5s nominated esss sath Msish and md
strongest candidate for Mayor. The campaign
would be short one. and he believed In putting
mp good men. He thought work was necessary, and
he was willing to do bis share.
Mr.. Montague offered the following:
R<:oised, That the Eepuhilcans ot f. The Ninth WaG1
pal c!ectlan only honest, capable and experienced
Rsoirtd That as there seems be danger Of dtyts
ad
e
management of any OF the city departments ns "
staIed for political purposes BY bad or overambltious
The resolutions were adopted.
II. J. aIi'ligan. Maj. Floyd, Mr.. Montgomery,
and Afr. Dybail, all spoke III favor Of good men.
ME. Montgomery. who is Sidewalk -Inspector,
said he would regret to see change IN the Ad-
Mr.; Jones indorsed Ar. Heath and he was e1-
cused from acting It On ju1Ny r. recent, because he
Mr.. Thompson thought that there should be
solid delegation in the Ninth Ward, no matter
who was nominated for Mayor.
E1-Ald. Woodrnau endorsed Mr.. Wright as q
competent, worthy man.. lie also regarded Mr.
Heath as good man. He thought the contest was
the past fifteen years. They were both good men.
Maj John r; Floyd resigned his position ., Sec
attend to The duties OF the office. Laid over till
nsr IL eias then adjourned to Saturday evening at
Globe Hall on Desp}aincs street.
THE NINTH WARD DEMoCRATs.-
A meeting OF the Ninth Ward Democrats was
held at Maakell Hall last night, at which much
cnthueiasm was manifested Speeches were made
by several gentlemen. Committee OF Five was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Kearns, Nc
Donald, Snowhooh- O'Grady, and Murtaugh.
to consult with the Central Committee in regard
to the appointment OF judges OF election for pre-
cincts Mr.. Augustus Anderson was announced
as candidate for Alderman from this ward on the
which the meeting adjourned to Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock.
TIE SEVENTEENTH.
The Young Democracy OF the Seventeenth Ward
met at Carmody s O'Mallcy's hanl-bs1l court last
night, Mr. Thomas Enright In the caair. The
resignation of the Secretary read and accepted,
and Mr. James Pcndcrgrast Was elected to the
vacancy. a report from the Committee OIL Cousti-
tuition was received and discussed.
The following resolution was offered By Mr.
Burke and adopted:
WHEREAS, The young men OF the Seventeenth Wa1d
have never had representative In the Common Coun-
MmsnxAs, The Young Mems Club pnt = candidate in
the ucd at the late election md failed to elect him;
WuEnrAe. The young men Of tho serenteenth y Ward W
Re saired That the young men Of the Seventeenth
Ward alwa5s found IN Alderman Canno3 fairreprc
support him at the coming election.
Ono Of the members said that the Club WIS work
ing in the interests Of certain candidates, and It
was not rA ht that the Club should stand the ex-
pense of their support He moved that \ Commit
tee on ''Finance'' be appointed. The motion was
carried, and Messrs. Thomas Harmon, - Burke,
and Thomas O'Alalley were appointed as the Conf
1nittee, and the meeting adjourned.