, 1880-09-24
LOCAL POLITICS.
Campaign Committee Meeting-Na.
tional Club Organization.
A Resolution Adopted In Fnyor Of n
Separate Judicial Convention.
Republican West sIdo Mass.Meeling- Perry H.
Smith, IT., On Tho Slump.


In ncturIiHncc with resolution passcst at tho
Inst meeting, thc Republican Campaign Commits
tee Of tho Central GARFIELD ntd Arthur Club met
yestcrluy afternoon IN the club.rp0ms ut the
ra,mcr 1fo,sr. Mr. J. II. Hurkc, Chairman of
tho Committee, pres!dctl. Representatives from
all tho wards aud lawns wore prcsent.
After the transaction Of oo.ne preliminary
business tho n,gctlnE WIS opened for tho rccel,-
ton Of reports. resolutions. and suggestions.
Mr.. Frnnkin Macvcu9h chtIcel nttunti0n tho
work nf the National Ctnb Convention. which
WIS Inst week held Mt indianapolis. At thAt
Convention there wcre representatives frDnl
twenty states. and these representatives fil'l
selected this city Ms tho headquarters Of the
movement started In Indianapolis. Mr.. Nue.
Vcaxh ftrthorsaid TINT they would he iii s.sson
ut ttoonl II In tho 0rnntl Pacific llotpl TINT he
tho spcnker} WINS Chairman. and that tho Cotn-
mites WIS GnttrGty regular, It having be1n In
tlorsed hy tho Stntr Central Commlttro.
Alr, ElCo. Mlutlcr KenttGnlan WHO Ind been
Mt indianapolis, ruitcr,ted substantially whit
Mr. Maovengh mad sMi,l, and asked TINT tho
movement startcd at thnt Convention receive
tho support Of every Republican In Cook
County. Mr.. Nichols renlArks wero received
with applause.
gxrxSplSo THE MONEY.
Tho Chairman reported that tho Committee
su a Gna te ws II o wrs T
gentlemen composing that Committee had sahl
tllnt hl tho funds III tholr hlltldA Wero tn be
wot'1d gtye o.o.ia1r of tho iuitnrs,is nectiesl
by uvery tint, fn Cook County. In rcg.r.l to tho
I o Is Sha,r s'ste% sei
n meeting would be held.
Sfr. itt,gers stnted that n meeting would bo
bur, ut which well-kuown speakers would nf'-
III: Simon Manner, Of tho Sixth ward. spoko In
tal,fshnlrnt OF cnlls In tho hOtbellS VI UEftiuc-
raey iic nrgnc,, that voes ant TO- by ca,,glt II
ilsh, TGey had to 10 whero tho l!ah wuro,
NIL. M'vHAGn
offered tho following, which was adopted:
Resolved. Tint tho CtlMpnign tn,unlitico Of tho
cenirui fairfield md Arthur Cub. co,npostl of
Gnu tlelcgatn fr1G eIca, Republican, club II Cock
County, hnils with pen*urt tho organization Or
s s N"tIonn1 N"ton ca15@ HS Sse c, 'eEe WYyse " "
Indianapolis it., III tho 18th lust, and tlHt We
Pledge t.,o nloyeilent the eo.ltol eodperatl,on af
tho clubs Of COnk County So fur ns our efforts
can secure stlof. cobNerAtlon.
a IuniCiAr. cONvENrroy.
Tho following resolution was submitted by
NJ = Mntt's; IT., 1,u,,,a s,,tcs cooa,,s q, ,so
glves 10. tho uovernor Of Tits Stats tho power.
nn nthorly to iss!Iu Il eall rog tho eacetlon Of
four a;dtlonnl Judges Of tho Superior Court Ut
WnEVs:As, Tho probability IL that tho Gov
| crriur viii rInlse slien Gull; tfloreforu, 1e It
caiapIxn c"nipjiteS ii liz Gentrsl Garfield
nnl Arthur cIul. of tho Cny or Gh!cago. he
Tss s y sSyeas Ss; srr"a SS"'esS ;;s saet ss ~ n
tht Convention Tint Inns bre,1 called TOR tho
| humiliation nf county 0lcnrs. n'ld TINT II sePa-
llto vt nf dotcRates should bo e'ecfed for cnell
Col. schatrnor ofrurctl this resolution, MIR.
lnyeson lar"r'Hl II. while sir. Il. l.. juno ssronK-
lyMdtucNted It's rilssi!Hc. .
rho resolution was almost unanimously
Ftnn tho Fifth Ward communication was
I received md tufttre,) to tho Executive CtE1t-