, 1879-03-20

JnH REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION,
The Central Republican and the Campaign
Committees OF tho Vi!!apc Of Hyde Park held
joint meeting yesterday afternoon at tho
Grand farIfic Hotel. a. 8. Bradley occupied
tue c!air. nud John 8. Williams vas Secretary.
The following call wns read by tho Secretary,
and will he printed an circulated:
,nef for The chatce of delegates to a Republican
Convention 10 n1't.,natc candidates Tor town nntl
village onlccrs viii bu held March e, from TO-
ayenue: III fnift, 10. j i1ose :llor:e. i; Fourth,
s.. ssaS 'n eesR" ssss.s - sx % cesSs. SnaSs
To.t: :ofee. i: serenth. Iorrenco Iialt Q; Eighth,
XsHefss sS Sofs Tnh s R''Stase na.e ,hp pos, M
"r,ng" h.atem of nominating eanii.lates the
Treasury his hcrn robhed, private 5obs foatcssA,
sn ths ~ sown 's Mhsnt f',,sss,
tholoaehy ] M s espose The above eati il lie result
Of sporshncou. movement for reform Of theso
under which cacn c.,lhcn has an cqun voice in TIM
selection Of eandtdhtef, inaiead IT,, q thnir being
nemna!ea IN pr!yae meetings 70 Chicago and clse.
and all requested to attend 10 tho important duty
ot clcc.inE good delegates.
ANY oflccs or ofl1cera cf precinct club who rmn5
ho present \. primary meeting shall hl my VI
cancy In the nutnhcf Of juaces Of such elections,
rs Tho mil. tho lsennb!cans present at that limo
1sy order Of thu Republican Campaign Committee.
The Committeeman from the various districts
reported TINT everything was favorable .fot the
succcss of The regular marty nominees In their
respective localities. ..
br. U. Il. Ferris, Of tho First District, stated
tint he was Ut the meeting At Flond's Hail, Tues
tiny night, alNl It was Of the burlctqnc sort.
There were twcnty-onc men present who repre-.
they selected sesonty.avc delegates, two
thirds Of whom wcru Republicans. Ho
also said that 1t had been reported in the ytlInea
| paper That he was q recent ronvert to RcpHt'-
| iicansr1, and for tho information Of tho Com
tnitsee ain' others DO would saY that ltc had nj
| why's been Republican. having voted for Abra-
| ham Lincoln when the Inter WIS first nomi-
mated.
considerably an,on. RcrubIfcans In his district
ftc fIrst) mud he found them generally tn favor
af straight purity nominations, ns opposed TO the
| star.cham,er mgthpd OF the men who had bceu
sired. lie .a!l TINT they had soma hard work
before them, but ho believed ttiat with proper,
organized Efforts they could elect their ticket.
Mr. John s. Williams, the Secretary. said thRt
| he ha1 evidence that, convinced him that g
! many democrats would vote for tile straight
Republican ticket as Republicans would for the
Union Tnxpayers' ticket. He knew Of 100 Dem.
ocrnts In ono district who would vote for the
Republican ticket. There was a RepnhtIcat
nnjorltv Of coo ur 500, md admitting TINT BOZ
nr 4Oo Republicans would vote for the Union
Taxpayers ticket, their votes would be otfact
| ty those OF the Democrats who would vote fol
| the Republican nominees.
| Mr. +. Il. Hnrrfny reported TINT the outlook
| WIS fnvornhle In his district ttlIc Sccond)
Atr. r. c. Boyd satd that hc believed that Il
the Republicans put good Ticket in the llcld II
would be elected bY swceplnE majority.
! The following resolution wns unanimously
| nloptcd:
| Ltsotrfa, That It In the sense Of this Cnmmitte.
! That thorough reform Anh rntrenchment shonE
he made in tho administration Of tuwn aud ylllagt
| ntfntr4.
It was announced that The T1ydc parlr Towf
Convention would he held next Monny at 1 p
! Ill.,, III lite Iiosc,Iluusr NJ Grand Crossing.
The CoHnnttteG then adjourned! until Wetlncs
lav afternoon ut o'clock, ut the Grand racl1
uutc1.