, 1879-05-25

por(ant man to himself; it waa fine institution
tpr 1ne advertisement Of young lawyers, bu
~ We y" "as as 1t was made By the Judges tha
elt on the Bench In this county, as they molde
! 1t TO tue ever-shifting conditions and changes q
| society.
Mr.. Burley made the point OF order that ther
| was nothing before the house. WHAT WAS til
! gentleman speaking to!
| ton.
The Chair remarked that it didn't make au
a11erence # he put the cart before the horse
| lLatghtcr.}
Mr: Bliss went On to say that it was the spiri
manifested by the gentleman who had just
see In the Convention. [Applause.] Men q
ability we're needed. Therefore, be had th'
pleasure and the honor Of suggesting name II
which centred ability, popularity, and agailabfl
ty,-a man who could be elected by an over
whelmng ma]orfty.-the Hon. K s. Tuthlll
a. Al. Day wished to present the name Of ont
Of the most esteemed citizens Of the Eighteenth
Nard,-a man Of undoubted ability and I'd
questioned Integrity, who would be an orna
ment OF the Bench and an honor to the city i
clected;-B. B. Magrudet:s (Applausc.l
lrns Coy named c. T. Willctt- He would moi
make a'speech in his behalf to recount bis vari
GUS virtues, but simply say he was known
throughout the county as hard-working, In,
dustrious LAWYER, Ut rare abilities, an excellent
judge He was known as representative Re.
publican. When that was said, they knew bis
heart was IN the right place; that he would
look on the right side OF yarions issues; and not
only good lawyer was needed, but also man
whose training and character through his life
had been such as to commend him as man Of
tender sympathics, and who always looked upon
the right side Of every subject. If Mr.. Willett
received the nomination, there would be no
trouble in electing him, as he was very popular
throughout the county.
Mai. Mcdowell was requested By the Fiji
teenth Ward delegation to name gentleman
OF high moral character, of fair legal attain
ments, md strict inte.rity,-H. 0. McDaid.
nominations. He, as business man, wished to
make one,--1ra II. Buell., whom be had known
for twenty-five years, and who in that time had
not fallen behind. He had been close student
and become learned in the law. His purity Of
life, honesty Of purpose, and answering in1eg-
supposed to clothe the Judiciary. The speaker
regarded Mr. Buell. as one OF the ablcst men in
Cook County, man whose honesty Was be-
yond question, and who would honor the peo-
pie If elected.
A. NJ Pence named Elliott Anthony, referring
to bis high character.
Mr. Bell said the Democrats had been wise
enough to put one young man on the ticket, and
it became the Republicans to do the same.
Therefore, in behalf OF the young lawyers and
ZIG totL9 FoLcf5,n ne put III Houlaallon FREDERICK
Ullmaun, q young man nell known to all the
Bar to possess the highest ability and Integrity.
Mr. Clark rose 70 nominate another young
man well known not only to the Bar, butt the
people,-an excellent lawyer, fine mau Of un~
doubted reputatlon,-C. G. kohlsaat- CAp-
pi2use.!
Mr. Wilson desired to nominate CHG OF the
most eminent cnancery lawyers in tile city,
man who had been IN practice twenty years.
tie would add strength to the ticket,-Daniel j.
avery: lApplausc.
Mr tioto wished to nominate representa-
tive Of the German element, Julius Rosenthal.
he was not only guided By the amount OF legal
lore Mf. hoScnthal had acQn1red, but also Dy
ter and moral courage to resist undue pressure,
10 resist tne lmpuuenI lmporlanlt'es o. Der
Nj t,amn1,e1i nrrsented tha mama or 3 x