The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
4IIKTH EDITION.


ruk CITY DKMooRATic
tIso cfv-THE CANDIDATES SoA
fsrDAr'' , s'H meeting of the City
ocralic As.s,,'oOoI.hlp Engine Honss,
81 the President Brady IN NJ
evening, ,s a very good attend
VIM D. nd t ,tes for PRESIDE NJ Q,
blclt q, c""C CITY Treasurer, rep9hr. su
cil ava u c,',yu,nittee had not been
! that Ire w.. con,ent Of but one per-
j. gain thv far op The nomination for
70 o.. s's af Council. The capd'ds'e'
dsnt ' =, ars qs follows: IN,
Jp, osiiiI' snt Of City Counoii-hon'
sharply asurer-John Guthrie,
= U Farmer and Edward 3D. Ms S.nnir,.
~ ~ n Myers moved thar : ~ .,a,s
PEI se. n, ~ b. named AZ canoi-
Be pl."iJyur of CITY Council;
for rre 'h M DISCUSSION ensued during
psideraos.s, at II that E>qulre Berto-
W ". n,ositivelv declined being .
date uis and would not consent !" A"'
W. Ware, in discussing
sn0' Maid high t'ibute to tie
st.r and ability OF MI ;,n Dnas P'1 ~.
"bom be had been intl" iss, -"
y so sI Dyypr, during the last TWO
r. astbs General Assembly,
y 49, y, ~ motion was lost, and then
hy' If tbe committee Oh candi-
po.' accepted y, and the commute
wa sasd with the thanks OF the Asso,
,f fOr the care and trouble they hau
~ 'J nrrformins their dnties.
IL Of WIN. H. Lee, the judges
uO Om;natjon election which takes
a oOD saturday were requested to
, ~. returns, together win the
hoxes 10 the rooms OF the Assoc'a-
I'M Saturday night. H.,
~ Sharply, Esq the nominee Ior
ant Of Council, being present was
mon for a speech. Mr.. 6harpley
NJ, dp briefly, but etfe ,tively; humo-
finding 10 the manner in winch
hsen brought out for nomination
a candidate for City Treasurer
aas a candidate for President OF
,ouncil. until he hardly knew what
~ Le voted for. He said, how
hat cculd Mr.. Pyle have been in
IN become a candidate, he MT.
,sy, would have Immediately with
from the nomination.
az the circumstances, Mr.. Shafp-
a IL did not make any perceptibie
nce whether there were one or
candidates for the nomination. IL
particular about having a FULL vote
nomlua'io at the election IL
Il is more urgently needed.
ding - the city and ward nomina'
Vi ~ made By the Democrats, Mr..
Nv said they had been spoken OF
,rtan plou- daily paper-or at least
with a pious editor-aS . "bad
but among those nominated thu
editor hal not pointed out any par
IN bad defects, though if they ex-
would Certainly do 80.
Sharpley then spoke of the politi-
tct uf the approaching election, In
the main question is whether the
;ratic party shall endeavor to gain
fullest -xten, n position and pow
be Council of this city. He hobe'i
Effort would BIZ made to render
moor tic party firm aud invinei-
II place its ascendancy In Will
bn CD q firm basis, no that in 1880
u shall give a rollsing majority 70,
Ter may be at the head OF the Dem'
national ticket.
Sharp eys remarks were greete,
pplause, and were listened to with
pleasure.
Pennington, Esq, being called
responded briefly, urging he i'm
Go of carrying the city election
ar, in order to make the State
sure for the Democracy mex
gben the great national cOntes
wagrd, aud may pos bly, hing,
be electoral vote of little Della
meeting hen adjourned.
WARD MEETINGS.
Fourth ward Democrats held !,
Y Monday night and named the 70
men az candidates for inspector
listants, to be voIed tor at the nom
cleo ion hex s itlrdav: Inspec
islern precinct, John Eiken; Yves
lllam H. Brady; assistants, East
fe net, George ID. Lowber. West
Ter Springer The following per
ere appointed to hold the nom
election; Western precinct. Wi
Brady, Peter Springer, Easter
Aiken, Willard Nickerson.
nr't Ward Democrats will hold
meeting, this evening, at tn
Horse Hotel, Front and Justisol
Democrats uf tho, Sixth War
at Ninth and Walnut streets
TOW evening, to arrange for tn
atlon election.