, 1877-10-29
They Conld Stand Almost Anything but
Lieb ~ Their Proposed
Changes.
'ho ItilIas Republicans Met and Are fa1arta
wi!h lhs rresente of One of
Iieb's Clerks.
Various and sundry Letters, Notes, and
Items with Reference to -"
the Campaign.
THE 1NDUsTR1ALs IN ARMS.

nittcc held n meeting yesterday afternoon In !
The hco,]u,,nrtcrs, corner OF LaSallc and Adams
streets Thomas KaEanauEh occupied The
chair, anil W. r. f1artncy was at h!a post AS |
Secretary. There were about thirtY.aTc ncn'' |
bcrs present.
MIR. LcDuy asked tho object Of tho meeting.
Tho Chair stated TINT at the UT meeting
resolution was passed excluding outsiders. lie
wan,cl to know II that was 10 be enforced.
ecycra meu1bcrs wanted II reconsEdcrct+
Mr. Mct,,ly,ay moved thai the rule be FITS
rcn,cd during this session, 20 long as outsiders
behaved themselves. ~
Mr. Carroll rosc to pointssof order, that an
objection 10 a reconsideration had been male
1,cfore tho motion WIS put. The Chair sustained
the point Of order. ..,.......-
Mr.. hlc(,,!vray insisted upon his motion being
taken cognlzancc of.
The chair ticcstlel that he could not recognize
tue motion uutil tho rule was In force. Tho
outsiders were then invited to leave. They
LETT. After another roll-call had boon made
Secretary Ha..ucy asked why tue meeting WIS
called. -.-..
Mr., David stated that the meeting was called
because great deal ot Objection had been made
to the meeting held Thursday night last, and to
sec what action should be taken to hasmonfze
the differences and elect their ticket.
Mr, Conlln stated that committees repre-
FciltinQ; OF nsttenGE, ~ ,nfapancn. Iii, c,n.
Nastflal pni'Y, nao .; neM. ~" rhoss eomn,Iftcc.
1nittcce OF othgr pastesi inc*o g1..,teS ~ .nnte';
were actsn9 WITHOUT autuoisy, wv r,nn,hinr ~
tho Go.,ahsnnn n W ~ h'ai lc III differences.
Mi McGLlsrAy thought TINT tlis Was time
10r WORK ~ chect !hs 49, sI".oa IT, - hn
Tic Chalf etatcu wa. uo eo"e'ose" ~ w
Ca!! LOT ePetaa' .1eet.aE. h1 .t.o,,1a, ,bn
~ I>uoctt Lutley si sta - .La pni,,,nr fIouar fri
peMoclatie nicst'iii ~ ~ ~ trsIat ti.t t1,cp nut
day night iasl "mch WI ~ .ao'ss ~ las .1.r sitnt
lIe had bccu IN faVof 81 eol,1efo;A
with the Democratic party. lie Thought that
1hc Dnmoerptic party would 10 anything Whvh
1hc WnrkIn",notI;s nnrty uct.,andcu. II that
"as t1sum W VIZ -. unon h,a rnotion tn
PIT. Mcunt1ay luo's'e0 "p'1 N w.
admit outsidefs' ,t,
Mr. /. kerns moVeu 70 my luz luo$ton vi tue
tablc. They wanted no f1ot: r,.,
a yote was taken on ait. hcFns M9t,on,
ballot, tlhs vote being IT, ,,.
Tho question of ADMITTING outslucfs, c1eapt
ing the members ot tnc press, Was Iiscasseu
1uEther at cons'derabo ienEth, uhc.hat! u tne
Incn,hrra OF Int Cchttal t0mH1tiee oelnR up.
Jnsrdt" being controlled by Inotet seaIawhas
who wnud only eFcato a'eosaett " 1'eS "o'o
admitted. -..,. .s.,, ,,. ,~1
Mr. Mcf'iivTays motion Was then pot,' an"
Lost by votc ol 10 10 ~ .,.,o ,,r .;,n,t.-
The o'!tbiacrs sent II netlt'oh ioF oon'1-
tancc nn'l Irol1itscA 10 saa'ntaln HtuGI. - n
a COMMUNICATION Was iese!sen ato'n ~ ~
Dixon, otllcetinE tu slinhay nsetitlss. AT, 49,.
Mr.. i.nlicy "as In Juror VI aa1onEninR VI, tn,s
rvri,inE, "l,cn the regular tnectfHE "oulu ~
1mld. .,,,.. ,.,
put an 1"sn :.n,','n ,ras c,rrc,, nm vbc, h,,