The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
POLITICS AT HOME.
VARIOUS MOVES BY BOTH PARTIES IN
THE BATTLE FOR SUCCESS.

VARIOUS MOVES BY BOTH PARTIES IN
THE BATTLE FOR SUCCESS.
The Democratic City Executive
Committee held an important meeting
last evening, and attended to numef-
GUS details Of the city campaign. The
canvass is progressing In the most sat
isfactory manner.
The Sixth Ward Democrats will
meet at the Phoenix engine house, this
evening, in order to formally nominate
tl.eir candidate for City Council, Mr..
Henry Eckel. F.
Seventh Ward Democrats have nom-
mated John Wood for City Council,
and will meet this evening to complete
their nominations for Inspectors.
Ninth Ward Democrats are enthusi-
astic over the Democratic meeting to
be held at Elliott avenue and Market
street, on Friday evening, under til
auspices of the Il. l.. Martin Club -
The othef city clubs will turn out and
help to swell the attendissse. Address
es will be delivered by Hon. Edward
L. Martin, candidate for Congress, and
others.
The grand rally on Monday night,
under the ausp ices of the City Demo-
cratic Association, will take place on
Fourth street, between Market and
Shipley. The speakers will be Chas.
y. Lore, Esq, probably George Gray,
Esq, and others. The committee on
music-Wm. ii. Blake, Edw. J.Kelley
and VIM. ii. Brady-has arranged for
the attendance of the clubs at this
meeting by the following programme:
The City Cornet Band will march up
Market street to Ninth, at 7o'clock ON
the evening of the meeting, and there
meet the Bayard club. The line will
then be continued to Tenth and Mar
ket streets, where the procession will
be joined by the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
and Ninth Ward clubs. The limo of
march from that point will be as fol-
lows: Out Tenth to Madison, to
Front, to Tatnall, to Second,
to Lombard, to Fourth, to the
place Of meeting. The parade will be
Joined at Fourth and Madison streets
by the Williams Club, at Front and
Madison streets by the Tenth Ward
club, at Front and West streets by the
First Ward club, at Second and Mar
ket streets by the Young Mems Deli
ocratic club, and at Fourth and Lom-
bard streets by the Second and Fourth
Ward clubs.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
will hold an important meeting at the
Democratic headquarters, tonight.
All the Democratic Clubs of this city
are being rapidly uniformed.
The Williams Club met last night
and ordered equipments for one hun
dred men to be procured IN time for
use in Monday nights parade.
Fifth Ward Democrats held a large
and enthusiastic meeting, last night
and endorsed the Ward ticket nomina
tod the previous night. Stirring adj
dresses were made by Col. Enocl
Moore, Jr., candidate for City Council,
I'll. X. Pennington, Esq. and CityTreas.
urer John Guthrie.
. Fourth Ward Democrats also held a
large meeting, last evening, and trans
acted some Important Ward bust
ness.
REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS.
First ward Republicans will this even,
ing nominate candidates for City Coun.
Gil and Inspectors. M essrs. Edward I
Bellah, VIM. Miller and e X Crawford
are candidates for the Council nomina-
tion, and Thomas johnson positively re.
fuses to run.
The Fifth ward Republican nomina.
tion for ward ticket was beld yester.
day afternoon, with the following re
suit:
City Council-A p Beecher, 158; W
w Woodward, Al.
Eastern Precinct lnspector-E ii
Hoagland, 1871; assistant, VIM. Sim
mons, 199.
Western Precinct, Inspector-Geo. r
Roberts, l99; assistant, James Speak
man, 199.
The Republicans of The Ninth ward
nominated David Il Smith for Council;
james Lynn, inspector, and james A
Spencer, Assistant Inspector.
The GARFIELD Veterans will hold o
mass meeting in Institute Hall on WIN cl
occasion they will be presented with a
flag. In relation TO the occasion they
have issued the following announce.
ment:
an ajor Charles J Arrons will receive
the nag on DeDau Ol tDt CluD3 anu OdpI
Francis A Osbourne will present 1t Oh
behalf of the ladies'. The gallery will BE-
reserved fer the ladies and music. Prom.
inens business men and leading politi
clans will occupy the platform. S Rod
mond Smith, Clerk of the U. s. Courl
will act as chairman. The different
clubs will form on French street, the
resting on Eighth street, as near o.
clock p. m. as possible, and will be es
corted to the Hall by the Veterans over
the following route
Down French to Fourth, along Fourth
to M arket, up Market to the Hall. All
Republican clubs are invited to attend.
The distinguished visitors will be Col
David s Branson, Major Charles j Ar
rons, Captain Francis ID Osbourne and
General Il b Biles.
The different Republican clubs, white
and black, will turn out and attend this
meeting. IL is understood, however
th ough not officially announced, that the
negro Republican ladies' must not mix
with the white Republican ladies', In the
gallery, but must stay away altogether.