Daily Republican., 1880-04-29
FIFTH E1ITI0l
LOCAL P0LrT,c.

1 SAAEE1N1
Primary Republican n
Me First, Fifth, se,SSa oe,i
Mnah Wards = The Ia' nH
Nomiaasea-o.her ps,,, no.
dts. oiiilel
Large and enthusiast, n
meetings were held last evepiri, Asp1
wards ofthe city to nomips,a sn'n
to be voted for at the dslsss,.a ,S aH
next Saturday. and alse n, ss.s ~
Of choosing a County Commi,s,p ,Is
each ward. ninissss
FIRST WARD MEETING.
The Republicans Of thu p,
met at the White Horse Hotai ' \
J; J. Bennett acting as PresidsOv,,' P,v,'
I. Bye Secretary, William NM,
M. Mullen, and John W, c,as., nu,
ing appointed COMMITTEES Va' n Is
delegates retired for q sbo,, " Nv
returning reported the follow i"n' IN"
Delegates-Wm. Miller. r y
ford, AlonEo Christy and {; c,s. q,
Agnes. '1Sf
Alternates--James T. Strora
Carson, William J. McClel,srS
+. Thomas.
County Committee-Joiln " c,|
James 7. Stroud and H. M, MIL g
Thomas J. Bennett, B. T. Rra
<. Crawford were appointed "a
delegate election. at
FIFTH WARD MRETrse,
In the Fifth Ward Maris' L,,r
at 9Th and shiploy streets, VA,
ed and the stairway and hall
far as the door, there being nos
than l25 earnest Republican, NV NV
S. Herscy was called to the al y,
=. a. Aaylor acted as Secrstnr
Horace Rudolph, Henry Evans
John Dilabay were appointed o cal
tee to nominate candidates for
gates to Dover, who after a ten m;
consultation reported the folIcginl
Delegates-Hou F. Pickles, d
W. Bush, Anthony Higgins Il
James and John Dilahay.
Alternates--John G. Haddocs
A. Brown, DR.. William Fields
liam Z, Grinnags and Joseph PHI
County COMMITTEE j. Horace Ru1
DR.. William Fields, John Dilsbpy
When the motion to adopt tbs,
Of the Committee was made l.. C.
E;q., meved to amend by vs,lO
sach name separately, but the n
psnt not being adopted, the pri
notion passed.
Before the retirement of the com,
% report candidates, Mr.. {. G.
made a few remarks rru
ng harmony and a general rec,eu
VI all shades Of opinion.
SEVENTH WARD MEBrIyG.
The Seventh Ward Republican,
o the number of about a hurdrl
'erry's carpet cleaning establish
N Delaware avenne, Mr.. WASN'T
hastings, Chairman Of the Ward
nittee, calling the meeting to
md be was subsequently elected
lent Of the meeting,
A committee appointed for thai
'ose, after due consultaticu rep
he following names for n6mipati
70 voted fer next Saturday.
Delegates. Washington Last
'barles W. Talley, Daniel ?, q
on, c. W. Boughman and s.
'arty.
Altsrnates.-Allen Gawtbrop,
efsris, ST., John A. Marsh and RI
mith.
County Committee, Geo. W. 8
'aniel p. Hamilton and W. 5. Bal
The Ninth ward Republicans M
hs Old Academy In said ward,
|. Spencer, acting az President
'eo..B. Lewis, Secretary. Hibs y
ohm Pierce, William Cole, John Gl
nd Samuel Rieby, we're appoin
,mmittee to nominate candidate
elegatss and for a County Conm
ftsr consultation they presented
blowing:
Delegates, James L. Hawkins
avid II, Smith.
Alternates, VIM. Fl. FuTough
epj amin Miles.
A number of ci'izAns In tbe
Yard, both Democrats and Reg
lns, have united upon VIZ. Brio
'aac w. Hallam as candidates q
oard of Education in orposi'i9
equity Coroner Palmer and Col
yne, present members
The Republicans of the Fourth
ill meet this evening at 75Il O
the Washington Eogine b0u
ominate their ticket for delegates
} chose a county Committee.
County Committee, A. B. Mcpn
'hnson, Robsr Spence, and JOHN
,ck.
The election for delegates
inth Ward will be held at u
en's shop formerly Adam Grn'O
lice.
The Republicans Of the Ninth
4st night also nominated Hen
rubb for reelection to the 10y
duoation. The Democrats on Iu
had nominated Constaole
rocks as their candidate for the
Education.
II the Seventh Ward at the y
quite q large number Of oltss
Of party has consented
w the use of his name for re'eI
the Board Of Education, an,
robable here vii he no oppos
is election. Mr.. Lohdell mas y
Dry efficient member tsnoe 'hs
r7his reelection.