, 1877-10-21

place OF Grant Another effort to adjourn
proved failure.
Charges were made that another delegate was
lot lhe Morkingmcn's party, but the delegate
sustained his honor by knocking down the de-
| tra:t0r-
Charges we're made that Mr.. Wolfe, the Sec
the men engaged In the work. Mr, Wolfe
brought good evidence that every cent in his
| haRds had been accounted for. The Democratic
clement then began to show itself. and there
"asa prospect OF another row, out Mr. Reif-
sneider declared the meeting adjourned, and a.
hail.
Another meeting Of the Fifth Ward Republic
ans was held at No, 793 Archer Avenue. i. Af.
Evans in the chair, and ~. c. Lucas Secretary.
ro1ed for at the primary tomorrow: II.
Sc1mitz, L. Grant, c. Eigeman, G. kolbe, and
| SIXTH WARD.
me Sixth Ward Republicans met last night
] az The corner Of Lincoln and Hiuman streets for
the purpose Of ratifying delegate ticket nonl-
! 1natcd about a wecG ago by q meeting held Ut
the corner OF Oakley and West Twcnty-sccond
| stFee!. ihere were present about forty men,
and they did nothing but abuse each other for
| about an hour, when the meeting adjourned.
FROM the abuse cast back and forth it was
learned bY q reporter who was present that the
ward Is divided on general matters into two
| 1actfons one called the East aud the other the
| West End faction. It appeared also that The
East-Ena faction last Tuesday night held
meeting somewhere Oh Hatsted street
md nominated the following ticket. to be sub
mittcd TO the primaries; Louis HUT, G. Tcgt-
| meyer, e, Penohorn, c. Calnlott, ". Ludewing,
J. Pfeifer. This meeting was not announced,
aud the West~End people knew not that it was
to oe held. Therefore they became dissatisfied,
| made up their minds that some clique Was try
ing to manage the affairs OF the ward, and they
nominated q ptlt t5cket Of 1he!5 own, Is follows:
c. Atkins, Joseph kicl, J. E. Hair The project
OTIS OF the latter ticket claim that it represents
the ward more fully than does the other ticket,
because no two men In the list arc from the
same precinct. The opponents-the East-End
faetion-say nothing in particular against the
ticket, aud the Republican voters can have their
choice.
NINTH WARD.
The Ninth Ward Republicans met last even
ing Mt the corner Of IIalsted and Madison streets
to select persons to be voted for as delegates to
the Convention Tuesday. The selection WIS by
ballot, aud the following were selected: K. ".
Dybali, E. r Gale, D. W. Clark Dr., Y. L.
Thompson, J. J. Montague, John II. Snyth, j.
n. Gctman, and r. r. Corcoran.
Resolutions were adopted, instructiDg the
delegates for Judge Jameson for Judge OF the
Superior Court, and 4. G. Lane for SuDeriu-
tendent Of Schools. On other candidates the
delegates arc believed to he solid for Hammond
for Treasurer and lierrick for County Clerk
-TESTH WARD.
A meeting Of the Tenth Ward Republican
Club was held at No. 25S West Lake street last
evening, the special object being to select del
egate ticket to be voted for at tue primaries to-
morrow. George E. White WAS in the chair.
On motion, Judge Matson, John Cruyer, and
John llickson were appointed u committee to
suggest ten names from which 10 select fire
persons to be voted for as delegates.
The Committee reported: and from the list
lot: G: Z. White, Dr.. McDougall, john Feld~
kamp, ]. H. Cruycr, and S. T. Guuderson.
Alter the transaction Of some unimportant
business the meeting adjourned.
The delegates chosen are said to be divided
between Hesing aud Hammond for Treasurer
and Benze and Harris for County Clerk.
ELEVENTH WARD
The regular weekly meeting Of the Eleventh
Ward Republican Club Was field in Martiue's
lower hall, 81 and IS Ada street. last evening,
T. n Bond presiding, and NJ E. Cole Secretary.
After the reading Of the minutes it was
agreed that collection be taken up to dcfray
the expenses Of the hall, and s;'9 were drawn
into the treasury.
The Executive Committee submitted report
to the effect that forty-four names had been
prepared in printed form, from which eleven
were to be selected as candidate for delegates
to the County Convention, subject 10 the vote
ut the primary elections.
The report vas adopted.
The Secretary called the roll OF the members,
so that the vote might be intelligently taken,
and none but the members would be allowed to
cast hallot.
Col Waterman, J. E. spooner, and NJ. F.
Tasblc were chosen teltcTs, aud the Secretary
called the roll, each answering aud depositing
bis ballot
After two votes had been taken the following
eleven were declared elected: ]. 3. Briggs, J.
j. Brown, 4. n. Linscott, Willard Woodland
4 fnfI-
Clark Lipe, George B. Swi(t, ". E. Mortimer,
and F. A. Riddle.
The meeting then adjourned.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
The Republican Club Of the Eighteenth Ward
held meeting last evening at the North Side |
Turner Hall, Mr.. E. c. L2rned occupying the |
chair, uud Mr.. W. G. Goodrich acting Us Secre- |
tary.
Mr.. McNfu1liu, Of the Committee on Organiza- |
tion of the ward by blocks, reported that tho |
books we're still in the hands Of tho parties to |
whom they were given, and owing to the bad |
state of the weather but little progress had been
made. Un motion Of Alr. Crag1u the considcra
tion Of this matter was postponed until next
"Wednesday evening.
The Committee on the Qualification of Elect
ors submitted report recommending the adop-
Zion OF tho rules as laid down by the Republican
Central Committee at the last election. 4
MIR. Syribncr spoke against the adoption OF !
the report, as thereby many Republicans would
be debarred from voting. lie hoped that the
section requiring electors to answer as to. their
antcccdcnls would be stricken OUT. After
lengthy discussion The whole Matter was laid |
3n the table.
Mr.. Rumsey, in order to retain harmony
among the Republicans Of the ward, moved that
the resolution by which the delegate ticket WAS
elected be reconsidered* The manner in which
tle delegates had been selected had given
much dissatisfaction. Hc lad nothing agalnst
The men selected, hut he made the motion SIM
Tely 70 restore ilaruOny.