The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
SECOND EDITION
City Politics.
WHAT THE SECOND WARD DEMOCRATS
DID LAST NIGHT.

DID LAST NIGHT.
A large meeting of the Second Ward
Democrats was held at the FELTON, House,
last evening, when VIM Bareford was
made chairman and Wrighti King, ,Secre-
tary.
On motion of John Mealey, Mr.. Bare
ford WAS made the member from the Sc
cond Ward of the City Executive Com
mittee.
On motion of Mr. Ia, lor Ward Execu-
tive Committee was appointed, as fol-
lows:-Wm. Barcford, chairman; Charles
Cannon, Dennis McElwee, James Nc
Cormick, John McCatfrey, WIN. Z. Win
dish, j. Donahoe.
On motion of Mr.. McElwee, Dennis
Kane was appointed Judge, and John
Pyl, AMI Wright King Asssta nt Judges
OF the Mayoralty nomination ell ction on
Saturday, August 10th.
On motion of Jacob Rebman, "a COM
mittee of three was appointed to report
names of candidates for Ward officers.
Commute, Jacob Bebman, ID. McElwee,
VIM. Bareford. Adjourned.
SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATS
met last evening and organized by cleo
ting w. A. Bleyer chairman and IL. II
Pennington, Esq, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appoin-
ted the Ward Executive Committee
Messrs. Thos. Osle, w. ii. Stewart, H.
X. Pennington, q. G. Ward, w. IL. Hyatt,
and Edwin f. Morrow The last named
gentleman was elected Treasurer. Thos.
A Robinson, was elected to the City
Executive COMMITTEES A merting will
be held on Friday evening next.
SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATS
met in the Friendship Engine House,
last evening, aud ergaulzed by etf,cting
h,A f.lll rim.
'resident-James W. Ware.
Srcrrtary-John O'Donnell, Jr.
Treasurer-Thomas j. Mellon.
Ciry Executive eUommlttee-Lewi Il.
Springer,
~aru Executive Committee-John G.
Cole, E~q., Owen Rsce, and Charles L.
ID ,ughten.
The following named gentlemen we're
elected Inspectors I'd hold the nomln o n
election for Mayor:
Western District-,John Hartman.
Fast, Distrlct-Wm. Hickman.
Each candidate for Mayor lis permitted
to app int an assistant Inspector for each
dls,rIcr.
.The meeting then ljourn4d to meet
at the same place on FRIDAY evening,
August 9Th.
EIGHT WARD DEMoCRA s
met last night and elected 3. j.. Mcguire
cuatrmA and Il Kelly Secetary, Mr.
Kelly was also also elected IA member OF
the City Executive COMMITTEES.
A ward Executive Committee was
appoi nted, consisting of Geo. Hephorn
Tnos. Lynch, Ewd. Ginder, John QninI
aud Thomas lark. lay lor Gill, james
Davis ami Amos Kane we're chosen d
committee To select candidate for Cuuu-
Gil. VIM. B. Norton, Charles McCloskry
| BeuneLt Hazlet and Henry S. Trultt were
named NJ candid .tes for Deleg t to the
, state Convention, to be voted Tor Satur :
| dav, August Sd.
I TIE Ward Committee was instructed
to procure suitable roum for ward
mettiD,ys.
! CouLc Imam b, nnett Hazlet then ad-
dressed the ni-rtlig in favor OF united
and harmonic u, iclou in the p e>eut
campaign, afte whlcf the meeting ad-
,journed to meet at the same place on
FRIDAY evening neXt.
TENTH WARD DEMOCRATS
held rousing me, ting in the Weccacoe
Engine House, last evening, the room
being crowded to its utmost capacity.
Robert Cottingham was called to the
chair. aud Allen Ruth appointed secre-
tary.
a Ward Executive Committee was ap-
pointed as follows: Patrick Neary, Elw.
Magmre, Edward Lannan, j Ohm McEntee
James McGrath.
Allen Ruth was elected member of
the City Executive Committee.
David Hughes, Hugh Mckinley, and
Neil Dougherty were appointed to report
names of candidates for Ward officers.
and Edward Mcguire was appointed
Judge of the May orally nomination cleo
ton.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place on Friday evening next.
FOURTH WARD COMMITTEE.
The Fourth war.i Executive COMMITTEES
has been appointed 10y t-e ward CHAIR
man Esquire Braiy. ~ follows: Wn. j.
Morrow, Jam 2. Hayes. Lewis Psyn-
ter. John +. Barnes, Is. j. Donohoe.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
The Repuhll,aI mayoralty Domina-
ton election is in progres. this af er-
noon, and promises To be an exciting
contest. Last q, ening the friends of Mr..
Patterson distnb ltcd r ltrd circulars,
strongly urging his cl.l.4is VI on the al
tention OF voters.
AS these circulars were sent to we'll
known Democrats, as we'll rs to Republi-
cans, il is supposed tlat the Pattersoa
men are willing to do that which they
will prevent the Gal agher men from d, =
ins-namely, accept Democratic votes.
ID IN