, 1879-03-13

mont OF tic nominees Of the other parties as
against IT. The motion TO adtourn Was then
| put md carried.
MINOR MEETINGS..
FOURTEENTH WARD.
| The Republican Club Of the Fourteenth Ward
met last evening. Tile purpose wns 10 make II
a ratification meeting, but, tic attendance being
slim, the work Of satifying was postponed. Tho
Republicans OF tilc ward are not AS harmonious
as they have been iu previous campaIgns, owng
to Ts n the la1e pr,%ary eleet1n but nsrs
speedily, when they will once ngaIn present q
| eUll1 front.
TIE FlpTnHsrn rAno
Republicans to the number Of thirty or there
| nbonts gathered last night a. Lnnottec's place.
corner ofLarrabca and Centre streets, and, after
| spending about III hour In informal congrntuIa-
tions OYER ,tlic llappy issue Of the late convcn
lions. organized q meeting BY choosing MIR.
Frederick Metz Chairman and Mr.. nartmnn
8ecretarY. Speeches were made by Iii, Il. Q.
McDaae, Mr. ,Iohn G. Enlcr, candflnte for
| Alderman, Air. Henry Zhnpcl, md Afr. William
/ Dattcrman, candidate for the North-Town Col
| lectorshlp.
THE BlxTEENvH WARD.
The Republicans Of The Sixteenth Ward held
mass.mestsng last evening 1T hleycfs' Hall,
corner sedgwck aud s!gcl strcets, for the pur-
pose OF ratifynE the Ticket Nominated by tic
Republican Convention.
Mr. Thomas 8. Wal!in WAS elected Chairman.
Nit. II. A. Farwclt, candidate for City Treas
urer, made few renarke, stating that he did
not come to make speech. lie simply came
10 thank them for tho compliment bestowed
upon him by the Convention. lio would try, II
Gen. Louis 2chatfner aaid the Republicans had
meyer made better selection Of candidates be-
fore. AL the calldlatcs nominated werc men
Of character % and ,a .tn''alnE; IND Y! tho Re.
s1''eAns a n:p "sst u o}sss H?l en &c sh liz efasi s
no doubt but TINT Mr.. Wright was tho rish. n,a
for the right place, and would thake 4 good and
efficient Mayor. He spoke in equally canpll-
Ing Of thc excellent ticket nominated, and urg.
Ing the Republicans to work with MI their might
to elect it ind thus avoid the calamity of got
ting another Denoctntic administration lie
wanted tho money 1ud!eiously expended llo
was In f1ror Of school.llouses, Dut opposed 10
tlr building Of more viaauets or sewers where
ynd,,cts, let them build them themselves.
Peter Bnsllwat, candidate for City Clerk, said
this wns to him the close Of one campaign md
the beginning Of another: Hu felt deeply grate
tul to the cittzcns Of the ward for t!eir kind
support. IIe spoke OF the good qualifications
Of tile various carddates nominated, al,d urged
their election. Lie was confident they all would
do their duty In proper man!er, and remain
Col. ". 8. Scri6ner also nlado au eloquent
speech, showing the necessity Of e!cct!ng the
Republican ticket II the interests Of the ta1pay-
era were to 10 properly guarded. lie also spoke
tS who hessss soaa e sos wo S q s
present Council lie rus in favur Of a RopuD-
] iiean Council because they Wcre honest, and be-
cause It was necessary for tile SUCCESS Of tho
purity III 1850 to have thorough Republican
Mr. William i. Underwood said this had been
very interesting caMpafgn to tlle candidates
| for City Attorney, Of whom lio had becn one.
Most Of then, Thought there Ind been mistake
| lin had concluded tiIat It WAS almost impossible
TO beat uulun suldlcr In thu Republican party.
lie was we'll satisfied With Rfcaby's nomination,
| and would work for him heart a,Nt soul. Hu
previous spenkera.
Air. Rogers made fow remarks on the Alder.
| manic Queslion In thu wartl. Willis llo WAS In
/ favor Of u straight Republican, II ono could he
| elected, yet II It could hot bo donc, he would
| rutler linYo good Independent Democrat than
q 5ocfAttst.
AR. William Stewart also n,o1c u few remarks,
! md sud few very warm words fur his old
| friend, Fatwell, whom hu hnd known fur the
Inst tWanty-tlya years, ind u moro capable or
tnurc honest tuanc!er could not be found in thu
ctg.
people ha's ulne to leave tho hall, Gen Schai1ner
Jumped ou tho ctlaie. and, In fey warm and
aulosisttc remarks, noillhatcd Mr.. William
stewart ~ t.tS Nepuhlisan santaafe Ior Ahser'
siewart o ~" wa. f ,a M "n III ,a' m ,sa s
ntemn.s ~ n,, wv ..s n1ah ~ tn!6 eHGssecy ~ !eau
fh.,n fr,,,n tf1" ,cnsssft" !" ~ .mnnnettu,, III ftam
crntic candidate iu ordeF to defeat tc canii!atc
Of The Socialists. Tu mention Of Mr. Stcwart's
name WIS erected viii uuroarious auntause by
every pnU In tle hnIj, Mr, Etowart Ill III, md
cid tlat no ono wuull 10 more willing to mako
tia sacsco fur tin, nco,ie's nike t|IaI, im.sIi'
hit IL wns utterly it1pussible for him Ia acsent'
iiis business rc1u;Fcd Ills wulo attention. bn.
caiso thrulIeh ihr election OF hia purttsr. Mr.
William hdrich. To Congress. bs wa tInnrtvn,i
ri his ahl. ~' ~ 10f''~>'
H,t INN, II, ttosc prrscnt vnu,d ,tstcn for
mtuuent mia ~ Mr. stnwurt,s drflnntion. s,., ~ ssy.
%rui nj thnsn trc.snt 1nadr snccri,ss ,+ninr him
n n,fn,y III na,,.,. ~ hn ,,tcu. rinnn thSt H..
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~ wns t cnni H c alcrtc M" thut =, 'hc cercnv n
h. "wr II tn t},c tssoin nf tic ward atui f H.,
viio ritv n nta,:c Ic sn,,rra fnr III. ,,rnsrc1
"ooa NM ,inaiiv TN taetty ernsst,ted ~ aiins
kis ,stn" tn ha ,,srh' ,T,,js crcntrd ,hr utrnnst
nm,h"s,a.m onS M .vrrvhmiy iat rnn,iTcnt ,i,nt
H. Htawnr, ~ wwtd in f5f,,,n1,,autiv rit.rt ~
H. st"~nrt +. - man " crrst wcmiti, ahiits
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