The daily gazette., 1879-08-14
FH1RTu EDITION
POLITICAL AFFAi"'

ruspEMocRATIc AssociA-
slIso r%Ar ., A srvENTa wAro W. ror CITY
4 ss-7saIsKs-cANDiDA'N' ''
ss''oS '.S, an adjourned meeting os q,
y Sj,v W. democratic Hsiobi Hsssi,u'isbip en-
in the pI,rs.ideut pa" Wm. IL. Brady IN
house, The altendadce was q"'''
chair A.
9. ,.,,. of wards reports were
y ;, ',oI !" the effect that cand'1aeIC ,'r CIV m
llh' "'o.,aiic '" nomination ior 0,sy
DsllloJ,'hha haen named, and the nomi-
Incll ll'ls'ious us provided for. .. Hal
Ou elecs'SSn,y S,y,ntb Ward was called,
Ilnn""uIr,sIy Republican Watu WaS suS
IhSualsrtber hulbr beyond redemption anan na
al'ogs,"s gsuss the Democracy to open
IL Ca cauS' n' election day. The candi-
reyes fey,s,s vs Council wouldin all pro pa
4. be W WMf. John Macklemh, M ana Rs,nbli' =, Ie
.ot secure the elect'on e"o - -ha
'u' n,iodly i would, at any fa'e' o'
.sS n,;jCs ,o very small figures.
eev w.Jlon i sl.o spoke in relation 70
Mu Miina,ion of the city ticket, ana
Wood v sood men we're selected az S c"% r,,v
,ar presi lent of Council apa Oniy
snrrr M the Democracy wou'u surely
A., citv
.ne u ' Ise chairman of the commit
VI lunna;nled 10 report the names OF
srpsfo Istes for these offices, SAID t9e
ri'tes were trying to ge' goou oanoi.
~ mH 5o,h posiIions. For President
snUc,I M, I no Gentleman had yet posi-
uu uaonsenttd to stand the nomination
Y. @ mere were plenty of time, and the
ni,tee desired 10 present. only good,
m,n,,onable names, he thought II
! ba we'll to postpone for one week
uin,,ion election that had been
rsd I IA take place on next Saturday.
s Ias mrthrr stated that M essrs.
!, Sharpley, John Guthrie and Ed-
Farmer had consented to stand as
d,,es for the nomination for City
kurer ,u a..
he which Saturday next was made
me I'M for nominating candiia'es for
Isnt Of Council AMI City Treasurer
considered, and the nomination
hsn ordered to be held on Saturday,
nst betwedn the hours Of 3 and Z
une,tion of olilng his nomina-
Al The City II Ill or in the different
|. wa, next considered, and the
,pg decided by large majority, to
II In the wards.
different wards were requested to
INF Judges ior holding this election,
which The Association adjourned
thr regular time Of meetiDg, Il Friday
WARD NOMINATIONS. y
Saturday afternoon, Democratic
uatious ior caud dates for City
bcll and Inspectors will be held In
fbiri, Fourth, Eighth, Ninth ana
Wards. The caniidates are as
ks.
nd Ward-Couucil-W Wm. II. Blake,
uas j, Gibson. Candidates for H.
|ors not vet named.
urtb Ward-Council-Lewis Payn.
George Adele and John B. Meaney
ilates for Inspectors not yet named.
bth Wari-Council-Wm. Nc.
pmin, Joseph Daily and Bennett
ktt Inspector, Richard Burton and
k Sweetinan; Assistant, William
Eng and Spencer Jordan.
plh Ward-CounclI-Two years, +.
hight, Geo. T. Barnhill; one year,
p. Dorman, Martin Farrell; In
nr, W. K. Todd and Geo. Clou I,
tant, A. S. Beale and George w,
lib.
blh Ward-Council- Two wears,
lis J Mention; one year, William
"a Inspector, Harry Witsil; Assist,
lyles Burke.
POSITIVELY DECLINES.
D. james W Ware, who has beer
TO be candidate for the Demo.
nomination tor President of CIT,
cll, positively declines to asse Mt ta
ee OF his name IN this connection.
Counilnan Thomas Ford, who
lamed as a candidate for Counci
Two years term in the Tentl
says lie will not be a ,ndidnt,
any circumstances. This leaves n,
slnen TO the candidacy of ex-Coun-
% d. j. Mention.
NINTH WARD MEETING.
Nin'h Ward Democrats held
W las, night aud completed fina
gements for the nomination elec
lhE SIXTH WARD ro- NIGHT,
meeting of the Sixth Ward Demo
whit held at Ninth and Walnu
s.to-night.
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