, 1880-05-07

their preferences xtta1 ,',no cnrr,ei ami thn
mo!lle1 mo!!lsU,an nToccedcd to call them, when IT
r. Ts soieyception Of Messrs. Couch and arannts,
"hb "ba t.fettti fmenctirg ten aijourned,, the partfcf;
r.nts ln9 forming into groups, Wlo discussed
pan,S pEha ,nSrobabiities, tho general Judgment yery
tne elRh'sytjcaliy being Tint Grants chances had
agfnded Into tnstgnlacahee'
THE WEST SIDE.
rur AS11-oRANr ORGANIZATION
.t,bo Eleventh Ward, which was organized
i1.,t Tnesffny night, held MI adjourned mcet-
...~ .se' a. ina West End Opera-IIOuse last eyer-
~ ~ willard Woodland, President In tic
ahn,r tteI and Mr., W. 8. Kaufman Secretary.
There There was a good attendance.
sfr woodland, on calling tic Meeting to
,rJsr mnde speech, ln which 1lc argued
y ths results OF a third-term Administration.
r. ~ was of the opinion that II 1t were under
.tcod that President could only be elected
snr nno term tho incumbent In office would
~ morc careful and more fearlcss In his
ronrse. The speaker pointed to the Admints-
+ratIon of President Hayes, which he classcd as
success, rs MI illustration Of his argument.
He tho,,e)lt that were Mfr. Hayes caldldnte
for rcSlec.ior lle would havo been much moro
Conservative In his policy tlan l'c lad been,
and that bis success would not have been 70
e7eat SUPPOSE man wcro to be elected for
= third tcrm,-vhy not, then, for d efolrtll
and = fifth term p This policy would tend to
a concentration Of all political torccs Into
nolltical centres, ami tho speaker could see
how It would bo possible to 80 manipulate
the Government machinery tllat
man once In tho Presidential chair
mieht nlways remain there by the
1udictous distribution of patronage. Mr..
Woodard then proceeded to revlow tile civil
career Of Grant while occupying Il position Mt
the head of tho Nation. lie asked It any
honest, candid man could stand up md say
It Ind been q success; He tt1uEht that ~
day M J4mfS na1e 9aine ct ha1qe " ic repse
III. Woodard stated that nj q previous
Injecting d list. OF candidates for delegates
was nude out, but 1t was determined to leave
the matter 10 be settled at some future meet
Inn, when there were more present.
4 gentleman on the right arose md asked
whether 1t was to be understood tllat tllis
was Blaine meeting, or whether 1t WIS stnl-
ply an Rntl.thlrd-ternl meetlng.
Tho President replied that
'TuEnE MAS i COMMITTEE WHICH HAD 4
REPORT TO MAKE,
snd this report wouid speak for ITSELF
ltr. George Sherwood, Chairman Of tho
Committee, reported that tho NAMES chosen
sy sTs eeF1ss sdSy By s hs GSpifs 1 WV Wgea ss fS
G.S.A. Sprsguc, 4: N. Waterman, A. j.
Smell, n: $. Graves, "; $. Kaufman, Charles
!!eger, George D. Mllligan, F. $. Forsberg,
Tic S Nominees Of the Committee were NIL
It was suggested TINT tho Secretary should
read the list, and al n,any Of the delegates as
were present should get up and
SHOW T1IE1l COLolts.
Tho proposition was agreed TO, md as the
Secretary read the list tho gentlemen re-
Georse Sherwood stated TINT he spoke for
Mr.. Heath. lie had been to lfin, md had re-
ceiycl tho intelligence that Mr.. Ileatl was
for Wasl'bltrlto ~ hts frst and last clloleo,
Woolard, When called upon, sail that he had
already expressed E.'nsclf hi Ills speech. lie
was laine man. q. $, A. Sprngue-DlniAo
tisSt, Wasl,burne SECOND; after that anything
&ashSurno second. @ d. 4: J, snsil- l-Balae iiIst'
WHhburno second. N. i. Graves, the same.
W. S. Kaufmnn-Baine first, Washbnrne
serond, and no third term. Charles 1Ieper
Blaine, m and that III II Grant was noninatetl
no would not vote for him, George p. Mil.
Gtant9wolis @ . s aIatdiy il t' ever. '''ouu' At4'
III S,nrn1 Korr tanHni,t. ~ ,,,,ta In ,,,ora
prnret 9Itou ~ III hGll e H. Wnl 10 nt 05y
~ ssc ,rbv ~ W H. y t,r,as, no GoM,
4i~ure ,vhny3. NV ~ Hra pinsu 10Y T.. y ~
nav. III tnra ,aoro Mn 1.s at,a WE III Ill uacs
INV nra,,t Hns G5e 1 Wsre oti1eT eonslae.alos
eseed Thev stoI d ~ ~ aes,rs 9 ~ axo
mara ,vhtakws ~. mo' aeSise u mHsS nny
lin ""'oAs pue1t'es0 LII uie Ao"'1l1s'sa'
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as r. m"Ha '1naas tha % maotloa Was ~ a,aetact c
TAnt.Hrn,'+ ~ o,5 sGtu y ~, " uao Hehet leao
III 7Vot.e,o @ ~ Mnn ata3 ~ III ei,ct III. L. ,.aor
Btoi the frant mnm s.ra itain st ~ ~ n'% "ve
nl{ tteir man in ijnn nnriv nnti thnt thav VINE
going to work hard for tElelr Ticket.
1t was announced that Gen. Stephen A.
Uurlbut WIS In tAo hall. and rs lo was IA
speak that evening, ho was called upot1.
oEy. n1JnI1,frr.
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Enesn n.i,at ~ s,! Mis aptecii, sniu MS nn.ui!
nrettv naar,v ~ Say t4n tl,2 t9s 4iah!a9 wv
ia1y5e m,,nr 1sst " e saiM tnas tn9!e Were
banu7nr n,nm ~ ha ca'tnpit9iioWeln mn1 wett
ican af,nv up'la I,o oHsSkllts 9I tae i9pun
nTcrnd tfs,n, teA9fE X W Iae h!tyt!1nK t!lt Was
r1eat 'f1 Tnanv av H., dae i,sepnolican nafty hau
sromna iaaaIy ufomes, VINO at slleaflng limo so
Tia xooi i" haI hseISo1 10 s:,! Sso !has ~, o.
ths Tina .tvea ,at mao een Glppea: ~ I
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