, 1880-09-26
Yonr Hundred Ballots Taken in the
Republican Fourth Senatorial
Convention.
IN Adjournment Had Until Monday
Nth the Dead.lo Still Un~
broken.
l. O. and Washington Hesing Say g.. B.
Farwall Has No Interest in tbs
"staats-zejtung."

THE DEMOCRATS.

TIE DEMOCRATS. .
NOMINEES OF THEIR COUNTY C0NvEN1IoK.
The Democratic County Convention met yes
.erday morning at half-past II o'clock IN the
new and spacious Convention Hail at the ex-
trerne south end Of the ent1esol hoof OF the
palmer Housc. In tone and makeup It wns
rather superior to the average Democratic gath
ering, though the ''terrier" still lay down With
tho silk-stocklug. The arrangements for hold
Ink the Convention, admitting and seating dele
rates, aud preserving order IN the hail were
admirable, and worthy Of being patterned after
by ykuccceding conventions, Republican, OF Demo-
cratic. 4 rhrec-foot wps.den railing running
north and south about midway. Of tho room, and
guarded by TN abe-bodied doorkeeper 1T Its
cen,rr gato separated tie delegates and the elect
from the invited guests who were not SO elect
On the OUTSIDE.
The Convention was called to order by ". J..
Hrnes, Chairman Of the County Central Com
uaittee, who pomipAted Melville W. Fuller for
Temporary Chairman.
a committee OF seven on credentials was ap-
potnted-
While the seven were out attending to their
business tho Convention was addressed by Mayor
HARRISON He was very glad TO see as gt>od q
Convention, and felt confident that Mr. Storey's
paper would supp. r; them II they put up u good
u. ~
Applause and h1sses.j The other Democratic
puper tthe morning tw0-ccuter1 would support
them anyhow. lGreat apptauee.]
oessny Ut catching all the Independent Vo<ers 1t
). T. Doolittle, Jr., talked. and the Conyen~
Committees, and took recess until ! o'clock.
The Convention reassembled at half-pAst e
The Committee on Credentials made its report,
the Chairman of the Committee moved Its adop-
ton, and the Chairman Of the Convention put
tic milton and declared tt carried. Not TIL
then did it. o:cur to somebody to ask If 1t
wouldn't be best to read the report. He was in
stantiy cried down, however. and one Of the
Secretaries was instructed to call over the
names OF the Delegates.
iu the Sixth ana the other In the seven
teenth Ward. The Committees settled thesn by
adm .uiug what was known as the Sweeney and
K1!day delegations
lot oF RESOLUTIONS
were introduced by q. F. Sheridan, indorstng
the Democratic candidates. denouncing the at-
teen Republican County Commissioners Tor
-rohbiuE the workIngmen OF II chance to vote;
calling on the Democratic and independent
voters 10 rebuke the aforesaid robbery at the
polls and demannlng repeal OF TIE law Law which hs
mukes the Observation-Disclosures iptqulty pos
sb'e.
Mr. f. C. Story threw IN another. calling on
fSs liz se T rst en IL al GI
cases Of forced sales of personal properly
(hows OF del,ghl]. on execution Or other process
%emaneL .nsr .s,se ,d,,..1 f r,n
Tes,J,,fj.,ns sSe1e ran,ljy o.ief m for the ne1t
1ooinn+5nns were ~. f. madns Arier an mint
1eal Of taik. % aud q weak and spasmodic attempt
to ~ put It od ID lie mo- Nomination Of Judges undl afssr
n,;n.,e ans ,s fhe saton,nr s.rier: f,r 'In5res
~ Ths STrsa,-,.r fSM,rt. I2mntv Cnmmissions,S.
She,4n h,a.a,s Atanrnev. Coroner. Kecorder.
<'1 r1.r Trncrs
9eAo .,.x
r d f a osr M oF nS hy coa
ve1.taon Prooeeded ~ bhilos On vi & tonr Judges @
1t une crack The result was as folows' aan
~ os an, am rr ta1 ~ .nt,enan m % n,
having been f.,rMally named ~ tne Consehuon;
Wnote number Of votes 5lo; Il. r.. snep3.a.
joxp6 f.; { s@h. % 1d 5s IL l. Robiason. 3; frank
H&ker, 81; H. u. Miller, II; f1ank doa@s' @t'
e: uasss. . shsney1 moore r.. Movne. and smith
Meests, ,snePatn, r. MOOT &c i fha tcnvau.
nen u sent % mn .,ne % ionr' mighty veil. 4
Aon eeat " oue .u.e' A.s M.sv
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Frank Lawlcr. John E. owsicy, large Twelfth
ktosedure from the Eighth Ward; Joe sokup,
james Bradley, who Was subsequently will
drawn, John G. Higgins, and Mike Ryan. who
subsequently, Withdrew himself. were put IN
aonap n1man1n ft1oo rhe iUt wtst side % ~ o'u''
s*oue. Aso .uo ..' p re +ha FIFTH f.oyc.
AZ th!e polnL tne taa,tnan - LIZ az 1'nt 1
%%snpn %z'p aa,ae sd aGd TSo7;'srenor1ed that
e.s ~. ~
toai oeleganon 1aa seieceu s,,< TnI1e.,.
= lts Gang 'W loI cpanu4ass.oneA' s "no e'''e
.nn M Ieao,ay IAeuea @ ~ n11 ~ ves+ Side Gam.
Iae result OF tne Hal 13r re-. .s s'oe t,t as;
mlsstonets was Us f.dlowS; Iota. yotes cst, 80.
McIdrihy, ~; OHslcS: LIZ Aa"4et' ~ coAop'
Mccarthy and Owsley we're duly declared me
N1nnets, anu Frank LAWYER. ~nn got teit T..
esen IN his own FaSn. iookeo tno P'c1oto oi o'e-
appointment ami dssgust:
Frank Ntesen, present Town Collector OF North
Chicago, JOHN Sweeney, agent OF ene ea niatz
Brewing Company, Pat Li1ns. pFessnm, .Ea,. Super-
x1sof of Nuflh lineage, aHuaG" =, ouli ~ au az
Inspector of Buildings, Louis Aarteis, o!Ss
ktcker OF tue 1tyoii. ana ~. y. a.e heIioot, W tne
feat-e6tate man, were put " nomluauon US csn-
run ne North Soe: Inc sesut u, :. ~ .a:n.'r
iii: Niesen: 1xs: sullivan, q; Kertoot, Ii;
LOTUS. s: Bartels, 8.
6Eeeuey hud Nie5eu we're declaleo "4haeko'