, 1879-03-06

iHSl1AEtEI ltlG IEtEElAIt ~ WHY ~ Flt' N1stlN
AMI tell him to 70 nt1rad,
Mr., Morgan was Instructed to prepare bill
for the reduction Of the houra OF labor AMI
Transmit Il 10 The Socialist members OF the
State, County, md Municipal Governments, and
70 corporations wl,osc business not OF compot
Hive character.
Mr.. johnson was appointed to take the place
OF tfr. atahl Tn the COMMITTEES appointed soMe
slargcs against srna,or Ars1cy, hlr. staflf stat
luz that he could not be present at tie meeting
ol the Committee TO be held Sunday morning At
10 o'clock.
Alter great deal Of discussion, the principle
was definitely acttltd that ward clubs have no
power TO nominate candidates for. Aldermen,
but simply to suggest namrB OF "tho most at
anu scHselcss mem" to 10 referred to aud acted
upon by. the Main Section, which. in turn, refer
nil nominations 10 tho Convention, ia which tic
anai powcr Is lodged.
After sono miscellaneous business Of no par
ticular interest, the meeting adjourned.
4 oREENHAcK bEL1~OUT.
It IS tho. pretty general Impression among
tl,uso who know, ur ought to know. that tho
to tho Democrats for tho approaching sprlng
election. 1t Is reported that they got pretty
well convinced, from the result OF the voting
last fall that ,hcy have not strength to do my
thing single.hanscd; lint they are fat nferiorto
the socissts to arc able oelcct members Of tho
Legislature and Aldermen. while thu Green
baekers, though polling an aggregate vote OF
b,Un or tlicreahouts, were 80 scattered as to DO
unable TO elect anybody. 10. according to the
Democracy, anu arc proposing 10 sei1 out tho
rank And flls to them for consideration, the
consideration being, Of course, ofllces Tor the
lenders. There nre twenty-five city officers to bo
elected, lncluulng the Aldermen OF course, aud
twelve town officers. The NatIonaEIsts claim
that they can carry votes enough over to tie
Democracy 70 elect the ticket, and TINT, since
they hold the balance Of pnwcr, they ought to
have at least half Of the Offices. Some OF tho
Democrats arc IN favor OF entering 1ntO tho
combination, while others are opposed 10 IL on
the ground ti,nt, Il the democracy ever expects
TO win, IT must 10 SO in a square aght with
!ta o~n candidates, and TINT any Of
Democracy n1orc harm than good. It proba-
bic that the ticket which will be nominated at
the City Convention, TO be held Saturday, will
put up ticket With view to this contingency
tile combination will win IL nalu is too remote
ans' absurd contingency to be seriously
thought oF.
HYDE rAnK.
The Republican Central Committee Of tho
Town Of Hyde Park held q meeting at O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon Ut tile ar4nd Pacific Hosrl
inittee. III. 9. il. wi,iett p1esded. pN'S' o'''
rlt l!c Campa'En1 COMMITTEES appo5qted BY ps-
oSOtHS AEOn0tA ~ AtfA NS"A Ao5uE1 cSIOl4
"a. l.. Forlt Charles Crawford, nnd j. Il.
Afurtin Foss; Fonrth-Dr. rease. W. i. WilkE.
Fi%o-n,nm H. ,nT Arm, Rue. s,rt%m Snann
= NnwEn' Attn nn,i 1 Rra,n. Snrcnth. iTp"IWV' "
johnson, Richard Bonr, aud F. Tagcr; Eighth
"A. Campbell, DR.. 4. J. Sparks, a.d Isnac
Fisher; N!nth-Thomas Goodwille, james II.
Bowen, and the Riyerdnle Postmaster; Tenth
1trong a; ~ "aF'ef' d W. "AeeeF' a''o george Afm-
.Ihe Committee bv yo,o added ttsclf TO the
c.nn,i"n % Gn,nnlt;ycs ~ so'' Ao1s0 '~ss1N " LAC
enmInnlsa. I.' rs Sv.n.Ie. .t;, ..,,,,.
!,e GnsI,h'ittee aoJourneu suDJeet 10 the eai!
u t1le e1'als'
riasr wAap'
Anothcr lnaeuendsnt Candidate Tor thu office
o1 Alderman from ihe First Wurd makes his
appearance In tug person Of Mr. danes Cary.
well-kno~n resident ot t!ie wnrti, Who ~ COLI
ncctod with the Wilson sewlng-slaehine Com
pany.
TUE FOURTEENTH WARD
Republican Club held ulecti1Ig last evening ut
No. O3s, Milwaukee avenue, Which was largely
attended. Pres!dcnt August Wendell occupied
Michael Gcrnhasiit offered The following rcso-
buttons, which wcrc unanimously 1daptcd:
WurnrAR. A cali OF toxnayers and nronc.ty.
owners, citizens Of tic Fourteenth Ward, Tcurc-
scouting tho Itopubcan, Democratic md National
papcrs tetlucrtinG our ncEbos anu fellow -ctizeii
Lou!s Marlin. 70 become rePresensatiso c!tlzchS'
eaWH!un.s W ao' IT, IT, sy,r rnnaes.' r.; ana n,,,
eshn a. H. H. rnju,; ~ M ~ III SUI, M
candidate nraiI,st the so card socinjIstJc narty IN
c1ectipv an Alderman that cau abjv rcprcscnt the
dilcsent elements and Interests Of Tug Fourteenth
Ward u thu CITY CITY Council; t6erctors, be II
teensh Ward does hereby heartily lndorsu Louis
Martin n c!tlxcna' candidate. and unise with tho
clltzeua In calling upon hin! 10 accept this olat
Ing cali plrdsinE him our hearty CO. operation and
support; aud.
Rtlofrta. That this Club hcrchy call upon anti
iny,!S io peiocfa',e ana Mas1onal iab9f mrses
- a,e VII " III ,atts W. ~ ts,a - tuu W.
Fnnrtcsnth M Wnfd' ~N'1'' '0A @N4'' A'''s =" 's1'
~. s.., 49,. ,,, , ..as A..
~, ~ ."t W. IT, ,hot'oH ~ IN a .,I ~ . 49, ~
,.rI,a'1 .,,,,.r i, .v, i, ioH .,,n1n ~. @ ,ai
Ill .G, ~ w., , ~ r,,.t to..'', s svaa
Will IT'S poInlatl0h o. o3'oVo !nnae'lanls, hau
NIUE" - ue!tlu ~ tilt WY u! ''.ptosenGnts
o, t.at,aroa s a ,,m,, T., w., vs. ,at W ~.
ahlity, Thc centicman wus LOUDLY apulaudcu
ns he retired.
a discussion cnsacl over the appointment Of
Judges Ut tic primary election, some Ut the
inenbcrs OF tic Club hciue dissatisfied With thu