Daily Republican., 1880-09-14
FOURTH EDITION.
LOCAL POLITlCs.

Enthusiastic Meeting Of the Ysuas
Wen's Republican Club-They
nominate. Edward q. BradfOrd
gr., Esq., for the state Senate
Independence Boll-Other Petit
cal Notes.
The Young Mems Republican Clul
held very enthusiastic business meet.
ing last night In the Republican Club
room. Quite large number OF youps
men were admitted TO membership.
The roll now numbers over 800 mem.
bers.
A committee on Permanent Organiza.
tion was appointed, consisting of the
following gentlemen: Rllwood c. Jack.
son, Howard Chandler, Frank Hsisler
Frank Hotfscker, Austin Ellison, J.
Paul Brown, Walter Bacon. Edward
Mitchell. Jr., Jas. Crippsn, John J.
Sstterth waite, Edward g. Bradford, Jr.,
Rsq., Edward Lo0mas, and President
Fred Rden Bach.
DR.. L. G. shadipger was appointed
on the Seventh ward committee, TO fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
there!rom Of Lillburn Chandler.
A resolution was handed to the Presi.
dent. by Lexington Barney, which read
rs follows
Resolved. That the members of the Young
Mems Republican Club pledge their hearty
support to the nomination and election Of I'D.
ward q. Bradford, Jr, to the Senate Of our
state.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted amid the greatest enthusiasm.
The club agreed to accept the invita-.
tion for the Young Mems Republican
Club Of Chester, Pa, asking them to
take part in q grand demonstration
and parade In that city on Friday eve.
ming next. All who intend to 40 are
requested to report promptly at the
Banking house Of Robinson, Chandler
Il Co., IT'S Market street, where tickets
will b. on hand for sale. The club
will 80 on the O'Clock train and will
return shortly after midnight.
The fare will probably be about 40
cents for the round trip, and II Is de.
sirable that there should be large
turn ont Of members. James Crippen.
Alfred Robinson and Howard Il.
Chandler were appointed q committee
on tickets. The Club will form at the
Lincoln Club headquarters at 6.15 on
Friday evening to proceed to the depot
to take cars for Chester. The club
congratulated the Eighth Ward Repub-
licans for the splendid victory they
gained last Tuesday and three cheers
were given with will for Capt. Lex.
Barney one Of the hard workers in
that Ward.
After the business of the club was
disposed Of Prof. s. T. Ford Of Girls
field being present treated the club to
the reading Of the poem, "Independence
Bell" The reading Of the poem called
fefth vociferous applause, and vote Of
thanks was rendered the Professor for
his rich treat.
Company D, Captain Dure command
ing, met for drill last evening, and
there was large turnout OF the com. |
mand. The same company will assem-
BILE again at the drill room, on Thurs
day night, for drilling.
Co. A. OF the Young Mems Republic.
can Club are requested to meet =. the
Lincoln Club room tonight for drill. |
Every member is requested to be pres.
emit.
David WoolmSn who had announced |
himself as candidate for the Levy
Court, has Withdrawn his card and de- |
clines 10 be considered in the roll.
Edward T. Bellah and 8. A. Mscalister
both decline being considered as candi-
dates for the Legislature, and Wash
ington Jones positively declines the
tender Of the nomination for the Senate.
Robert II. Logan, OF the Fifth Ward,
is pressed by many Of his personal Re.
publican friends for the Office, and we
are informed that he will accept the
II rendered him.