The Morning herald., 1878-09-28
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FIFTH WARD MEETING.

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MORE Hor sHoT-THE FIFTH WARD DEMO
: GRATIS GIVE COUNCIL CoMPLETE Set
! TING OUT. '4I+LHasaA1dA AVt
A meeting ofthe Democratic voters of
the. Fifth Ward was held last evening James
Murphy in the chair. e. II. Singles was
made Secretary. ggit.iTGD 10 ,ngI9Q nduL
I A nomination was then held for Inspec-
tors to be voted for on Tuesday next Har.
ry Sharpley ESQ. received the nomination
for the Eastern District, and tBernHrd H.
McVey for the Western District,
! Henry B. McIn.ire, Frank Quigley and
Charles j. Campbell were appointed The
Ward Executive Committee TOR the fsll
The following resolutions ;eondemning
action in filing certain offices was, then
passed after considerable discussion. ''iA.
WHEREAS the Democratic i'psrty could
never have been successful in last city eiec%-
tion had It not publicly promised the people
that It's success would insure the placing
In office of the best class Of men and theo
running Of the city government upon rs souarnddDs uarnddDs
business principles a"a,,,,t, Sp',tt9fI fIo.STs
AND WHEREAS the voters Of. shIs .csiftyy,,S ety.,
tired of Republican TmismsnageMentz gin
our local affairs and trusting in these SOL
emn public pledges have entrusted the Dem
ocrstic party with. complete. control eofa.our.s
n nov therefore be IT resolved By the Demo Demo.
Gratis of the Fifth Ward ia Ward meeting,
assembled. 10 2 5S'soo III" 'N"AaA'A4t = ~
/. That all good Democrats are Sounds
to see that tho faith of the party publicly
pledged shall 'be violated ana the men
elected on the Democratic ticket to City
t,sl Goalncaill alq are not exempt from that oDliss"
2,mThat the so-called Democratic iiems''
bers of the City Council In making tho aaps1s
pointments to the offices of Clerk, of the :,
Council and Hospital Superintehdent have
shown their utteI disregard forthe nsolemh ~
pledges Of the party, and we hereby can>si
denim these appointments together y With A. ting A,
men who made them. pO'''SiH "'''''I~'
5. That In eleeting DIR! iShortlidge oqfbeA
Hospital Physician the 20 called DepoSratvvs
ic member Of city Council have insulted the
Democratic party by iprtting'in 6mce ',pos"
n his color to suit the complexion Of the Party ia
: a. That weheartily condemn the I'M"
democratic action Of the so-called Demo- ~
cratic members Of Council in holding an d,
oath bound caucus. .'" '''' 80
5. T. That we, the Democratic voters of5f
this Ward want the people of this city to
know that, the so-called Democratic
members Of City Council do not represent
our ideas of "good men for ofice."9I' ? "
6. That the Secretary of this meeting be Ja
instructed to have these resolutions pub" 4
lished. III o.. a' "'.i t@'lo""7. ~.
The, following resolutions were also /
adopted. .-.....,...-. ',o,r rs.5 ead sr,7a
WHrRnAs there are numbers Of worthy :
Tan o1axvs ho{e IS
and families are suffering from wanti ,,s a8g
RESOLVED that the so-called Democratic o,
chairman of the Street COMMITTEES be re-
qussted to- furnish such needy Democrats ~
work on, the streets where needed ino prefssSi
erence to Republicans, or to resign, a. ,uro,.s
The following resolutions wersa adopted i"A
touching the death of the late JohnE henIytot
W WnEE.As @ fl has seemed 1attinagS, ttiaS'tt TO- 'n1:~ AZ
mighty God to take away ffom' ..this wofia''D
our beloved Dem ocratic hrotherrJohn !HeH4Isi
ry Publ, after; . long illness WHICH h. snT
dured with patience even unto the end.
AND WHEREAS by this death there ~ lost ~
to the Democratic; party an earnest b beedcu
official ard to society courteous End gent nf-h's
al gentleman. 70 FGs VII all hnsqa .slsy1e,nt
Now therefore be It resolved BY the Demo /,
Gratis ofthe Fifth Ward In Ward meeting
assembled. no3 9tJ&ilVani hB hi ybod DIS hhiia
That while we. deeply Jeplore the closihgfT
of our friends earthly career while thea tyAs,rr
still 90 young ii fife, yet We know that God !
orders all things for the best 'ahd to HfssrS
supreme wi We must all submitF balm ett
That We tender our heartfelt symPsthtes. -.
to the family which has been bsreAS ef 81
living husband and o kind 1fatherl weWpointisd Il
them TO Him who y able to tassusegge assu sthes &
most bitter griefs. - -, a
That committee Of three BE- appointed q
to present these resolutions tor 5thei family a
of our deceased brother, and that they bbenii
published in the papers Of this city, ,ra
Messrs. Henry q. Turner, HARRY Sharp ,
ley and Charles j. Campbell wereappointed o. ID
to have abe above resolutions placed jim 4;
suitable shape for pressntat ZION.
After discussing Some lunimportant matt Sd
ters the meeting adjourned. 1884 BIS assia1s
THE .DEMOCRACY--s- 'eA'''
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