, 1879-05-28
LOCAL POLITICS.


Tie Pat Fairly i}o1l1nE.
There wns ycry iittle 10 bo Hotkeu at tachcal-
quarters Of either tic Republican or Democratic
headquarters yesterday. though from the COM
Ing Mud going Of people 1t Was evident tint the
work OF the campaian llas begun a1,l that from
now on uuti1 Tucsday there will bo 4 struggle
for Victory.
Tho Republican Judges met at tllo Graua
Pacific 10 tho morning. aud selected the follow
inE CampnEn Committee: G. 0. FarHell, Chair
INN: E. A. F'llkIns, Secretary. Arthur Dixon,
James T. lsoot, @. II. Willott, II. T.. Jenkios,
James l.. High, u. a. Meyes, L. II. Davis, A. n.
Pence. Hcrmnu Bcnzc, Charles schorock, John
Stephens, j. 7. 1tawlcIgt, ". F. AilliEuan, WASH
rad Folz, W. n. Drainartt john Bta,fcidt, John
l.. BeycrItlcc, j. NJ. Allen, ". ]. Campbell. L.
G. Collins, Wlsllu,n Vocke, Louis sc,atfncr.
This Committee got together subsequently, anl
prepared the following circular:
To kAs Prtsaeat of hhf P9gnaltean !tard Clubs
of As City " Ohtcdqo: You nIs hereby re-.
l. CHAT essh enb shsl! se'est sa11elent nun.
dstsibuts d., Tickets 70 voters % election. day.
2. Tint each club shall sec 10 It that this Repub*
lican Judges OF Gecetton for each precinct, will
IL unabo 10 scrye, thcn that ane trustworthy lla-
publican Ii on hand to oil Tho vacancy.
i. And also 10 suiect suhlcien, number u chal.
lc,Iors for each pfeclnct and report all auth names
Dy order OF the Committee.
E. 4. FltKtss, Secretary.
Il characteristic Of tho present campaign IL
that u1l the workers, arc lHtcrested md are
actiye,-so'nelhlnK which could not he said ot
In tho morning, md from their expressions the
fealng In tho towna Ia good, and tlcro will
uoubtIsss bu. largo .voto In tho towns,
s!nce juno ! Is a Gartnan, holiday, amd
abie to 60 70 the polls. In tic city, TOO, ths Ia.
tic purity arc united and ut worK, surcess Is
considered certain. A rutoor found It's way to
Democrats were preparing . circular IL
which WIS to BE- attacked the character
u ono OF the Republican nouInces. II 1t makes
ta appearances "a cou1Itcract!ng locuIncnt will hc
the Democratic rtckct who are. very vulnerable
Indeed. rl,u mntoral t. In sl,apc, nnl can be
struck of in very, short titne. Should tho
Democrats fnauEurute tue Dcrs0naf circular
busfness-a, fhVorlt9 campaign dodge In tile
last-thcy will get the Horst Of It, as they
always have,
THE DEMOCRATS.
At the Democratic Headquarters there wero
many disappointed ancs, as The ~ has'l u hasn't
occn opcucd yst: Onlv promises urc given, md
tsttSG 1ibt eiAEN Aai6S
rictl oft tor a year Of two, il ever. lilo E3ecu-
ttve Committee met In tho morning md can
yasseu thu situation (tho outlook wn favor.
ab!e, of eoNssc}. Au1 decided, 80 II Is said,
This action was necessary 50 o. 10 clear their
sklrtB ot.responafbllitY foe the alnsh which tts
Catnpnign Cou1lnttec Is unlcrstood to llayo In
tilu pot. The latter boly was In scss!on during
esal Socialists dropped Into t!!e headquarters,
| aud were treated very politely, An attainpt
was made to eufon'e them iuto making m effort
! 10 have their party tndursu tae wh0ls Dctno-
| It tailed. Ono Of the Socialists remarked to a
| rRInuNE reporter wien no rot into the fresh
| ar. "1 tell you, a fellow can maze monoy In
politics. e1uld make more tn ona day tlau
4 pretty good idea Of What tic aocisltsts In
tend doing whs gathered In tho: courso OF
!ntorytews. A. has beso frequently stated.
they will n1akt no formal noInI1auons,
ticket on which :ara tic names of sirAll,ster,
Nuran, Ilarnil,l,, nosoutE,al, aud Rced. .slt va
take thy Democratic ttcitct as q Hl1ole," said
one Of them, "t!'e lsepubl!cs',s slll aay ws aold
iuccs tho Dcnloerats viii say 1t; 50
we make scectlons fro.n both."' As
to their Esaaons for these selections, They
srs: "We bel!sys MoAl!i.te5 t 4 imparttal;
years sgo: Barnum defeated The furniture
workers; lsoaenthal was OUT candidate ftr Pro-
hRte Judge two years a,o: Reed Ia popular
S for Jaso. 90 ri he fsnds Of Rosess s sna Si Tuey s
arc put out by the shabby treatment Of thGili,
and u Soctallstic ticket With their l,atncs on
will bo. propAral Tor distribution tu tho
S o ib yfbss bs%sas sGssi stS ySs asSs
recent haclsfon In tic Insurance case. They BE-
| Hove Il was In favor Of monopoly. and they
will doubtless aso whateycs tndueocc they haye
against htlu.
A. yesterday wns really tho nras day
wlIen actual work wan begun. the whoula al tho
machinery moved slowly. From to-day on they
will hH In good runn!nK osdoF, aud things viii
| ba lively until eltctton.e!ay.
The Democrats Of the 6econd Ward hpld IN
| agitatlou meeting Ia tic saloon In tue ba4c-
nlent corner OF 8sate au, Harrison streets.
Ihe anot was coYcrcd with sawltlst, und thu air
was t!lsd TIst mosquitoes, which tisl wIntered
T., ,speee}1, anHl was followed py Judge
after Which tho meeting, adjourned. There WIS
not larse aissnuanes. ~. Drew, in his re-
| !ha labortng clAsscs ot tho city taat Tl.om4s
| Moran, ono Q! the Democratic canlllatca lor
1nase hsI 1ns1 a. 9sds t;e statement
sociallstIc passy could be loaisd upon m
one ship, taken out luio ths middle Of Lake
Michigan. a'li tllen have the shlp scuttlad. lia
! would like eo hhva thut matter cleared up be-
to task suyc<ety fur Ills tndsGretlou, attex whieh
| tho meeting adjourned. =.
Tho Republican Club of the Seventeenth Ward
held a nevtug last evening It No. 40 Chicago
ayenue, Upon inquiry. MI. Mu!ens stated that
tho Judges wto seFyeI At the last election would
| hr called On TO srrye " this one. klr. ko1utt
Knight eonptaped Of the maattF In which some
| Ut iu members Of tho Cl40 had sold out tho
regular Club ticket II the late pEtmaEiea.' Mr.
| Slndelius stRte1 that u4u Csutral Eonimtttue
| depended upop Ills ward organizations for elu
| nroper aelaclan OF Judges Ut election, au4 tls
| Executive Committee VIA authorized to Ut.
! irE. Tho Executive conEittco was requested
| tu eouallss the adyisab!lsy VI calling = public
| mestluE ior Saturday cYoulny. Ou motion OF
Mr. sulds!!ns, It wa+ decided that The Execa-
tiYo Committee should ftYtso the constitution