, 1880-10-10

WVE1 AatlAAtQ tlCClG1 NuuuJ duA AhoDtA*SoeA
will contest The session wns lirely, and may
be the cause OF a serious split In tho district
;, 1EDEpENDEETs-
The present week has produced the usual crop
ris for Coroner, Eugene slttjg for Senator on the
North Side, and Mr.. Batterman In the 6eventn
District, having IS consented, to allow their
friends to slaughter them.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club OF
the Thirteenth Ward met last evening. Inero
were speeches by D. Harry Hammer, ex-Ala.
KnoP and BY gee 1rom 3h tee
ment OF committee Of six from oach precinct
tocanvass the ward and prepare Tor the regis
tratfon, which commences Iuesday'
Company A. Sixteenth Ward Garfield Guards
held large meeting last evening at lt6 MohaWK
street. Mr: Mengel presented the COMPANY WIN
a fine silk flag, and bfr. Henry Jacobson was ap
pointed Stirring gsgeef sReefaeSs Sor ~G5 t
Legislature, Mr. stoesinger, and others Much
enthusiasm prevailed
The Third Ward Republican Club held q large
ly-attended meeting Inst evening fn Mart1nes
Committee were instructed to finish their cam
yaBs OF the Wnrd. Mr.. George Gardner, candl~
date for judge made very 1eToraoe o3;no ampEeHs e.
was followed By Mr.. Elliot Anthony and Rec
order Brockway. -.
4 campfire, under the auspices Of the Engle~
wood Union Veteran Club, was held last evening
t. tweed t State State street and Wabnsh avenue. Cot J.
r. Foster stated the history OF the ClnD ana us
OBJECTS one of which was tho support OF the ke-
ing Through Georgia. aftor which tho Presi-.
dent introduced Gen. Martin BEEN: who re.
viewed some Wnr rHmtniseaneeS IN S oaax speeaI yan
ing to make arrangements for an outdoor
campfire. to be held in about two weeks IN the
grove at Englewood.
The regular Republican Club of the Fourth
1fE7Fk
quarters. 1 . 'corncr of South PARK avenue
and Thirty-third :. street Committees on
campatgn and RegstraaopF F t%ra Teso
was appointed to get up circular letter, TO-
eether with map Of the ward with fts new
precincts tor anonx the 4baf
meeting, under the auspices OF the Club, would
be held somewhere on State street Tuosday
evening. and that the candidates would aGaress
evening. Judge Hagans. Of Cincinnati. made
powerful speech. which vas enthusiastically re-
cetved. He was followed by Mr. J.. q. Condse,
candidate for State Senator, and other speakers.
THE 'F1RsT WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB
met last night in Cub-room I, Of the Grand. Pa
cihc Hotel, with Abner Tay lor In the chair
Resolutions we're Offered fndorsng the county
III. Green moved that the Club also indorse
the Legislative nominations OF the First Ulatr1ct
Upon this motion Arthur DIXON made = long
for the nominees because the First Ward had
been ignored, but be would vote for the rest of
the Republican ticket. David J: Lyon also aus ; spoke
trouble in the district Originated two years ago,
when George E. White was elected State {, Senator,
Mr. Rcbee and
others also spoke, taking various sides Of
the: question. Each :, of the speakers
deter ~ and ability, but some of them held that be
was unfairly nominated, at thet Same time nd
mittng that be was not to blame. having been
don. NJ. coeurn' advocated supporting Mr.
Rockwell, both as being the regular nominee
and because he Was competsnt
Dixon, after. which Mr.. BrokosA moved to lay
the motion on the table, which prevailed:,
Mt. Nickerson offered long preamble. and
sse-nsa 1sep taa Fist aa waSd ,,,;,,a Or
the tn cuS snd The hs5Peng
tons were, adopted, and the. Club adjourned
Though there f7ero no negative votes, the action
takcn and the speeches made were Denounced @
TIE SOCIALISTS =
held a mass meeting at No. 81 West Lake street
from the Board OF Supervisors Of the Socialistic
party. dated Brooklyn, expressing regrets that
any division should have come about in the
ranks Of the ChichEo section. In order to end
ut once all discussion. the Board ordered gen
eral mass meeting OF AL members OF the Chi
cAgo section Oct-8, said mee1lnK TO 0ot as main
section and elect officers ftsr the ensuing term.
In accordance with this order the meeting
came TO: order. Foxty-si1 Socialists wore
o. proceeding to tho nomination Of officers
for the ensuing torn. every man nominted per-
empturily and excidediy declined. Finally; on
going through the entire number, members not
Nessrs. Charles Franks and John shallock
were elected Auditors, The other officers elect
cd were US follows: Organizer, George Goide;
Recording Secretary. c.. T. Wheeler: Core
spending Secretary. Paul Ehimens; Financial
Secretary, J: ". Pfeifer; Treasurer, John
Farrell.
It wus moved BY Mr.. Morgan that a conven-
ton be called " Wednesday evening to select a
This WAS violently opposed by other members,
on the ground TINT the party would simply
m3e fool Of Itself Kafse as. it, strength BY 50
An almost fnterminable and fruitless discus
ID sos +
10 hold mass-meetlng OF Workmcn ut * West
Lake street today Mt p. ~ to submit this and
other questions. ,:on.o
The voting place Of the First Precinct Of the
Ninth Ward has been Azed at No. 1876 South
Jefferson street.
r. N. Pearson has been put on the Republican
Senatorial ticket In the Fourth District, vice
Parker, resigned. . =.
Mr.: F. E. 6handren, the Grecnback candidate
for the Legislature in the Second Senatorial Dis
trfct, has challenged the Republican candidates
to joint discussion Of the issues involved In the
campaign. AS the candidates n question have
no desire to waste their ammunition on dead
ducks, they will probably pay no attention to
the challenge.
The Germans Of this city hnve never been
lican party than they are In the present contest.
There is not stnglo German paper in the city
supporting the Democratic nominations. Even
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