, 1880-10-03
DEM. REPS.


It was determined to nominate two csnd
dates for the Luwer House, Dr.. Nlckersha.
frankly confessed that he regarded the chance
Of Democratic success as very meugre, ind +
concluding big remarks placed in nominauo
! Moses J. Wentworth.
t some one from tho Ninth Ward no1ninate
! David Sullivan, and both were declared th
! nominees Of tho Convention.
| Or the nominees, Mr. Wentworth is too vel
known to need my mention at this time. Mr
| Sullivan. however, i3 not ST prominent a char
acter. He y 4 reputable young lawyer WITH
J clean record as TO honesty, and witAal pupnia
| among the Democrats Of the Ninth Ward, wher,
| he resides.
| SECOND DISTRICT.
| The Second Senatorial Convention was held a
>. Nomtnattons for Senator we're in order ane
the names OF Eugene J. Fellows, Harley Green
ana qa JndEs e. L; M 3. i ntiS were put forward. Ths
ballots, great accommodation to the Second
Ward Delegates, and they cast>a solid voto lei
sa3ea hs Soxs Fsf on1iot j. as nfSr%S Ill., and
| formal ballot was; GUS, II; Grcon, u; Fellows
]: Judge OTIS was declared the nominee Of the
r! Alexander WALKER: Capt.. john 3: Cook. Of the
named as candfdates for Representative. 4
!: o'nrown: 4: Capt Cook was declared the
nominee of the Convention. He is a Stock-
Yards man.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Tho Democrntic Convention Of the Third Son-
atcr2al District met yesterday forenoon ut Each 3
Z Ill. corner Of brown and Twentieth streets,
for the purpose of paclng in nominatton two
cAndtdAteS Tor Representatives IL, the Lcyista-
turc. The Convention wus a turbulent ous, ul,d
1t required Il grent denl Of exertton on the
There were two pr three fights before the numi-
nations were made, and the lie inferenttal and
the lie direct were hnndied about pretty freely.
Seventh Ward,-oue said to represent tho iii.
drcth faction and the other the ntordAn fuction,
"a committee was appointed to report which
set were e!lti:lcd to seats There were thirty
seventh Ward delegates, and the Committee re-
ported IN favor OF admitting all, each delegate
70 have bali yote. This lid not please The Hior-
Dan crowd, and they Threatened to Withdraw,
put they finally stayed, and the circus went On.
When nominations were called for about d
dozen names were proposed, nnd after each can
dadnte had been vouched Tor us a ltfo-loug DEM
ocEat, IN honest inaB, and a StAncb friend OF
the worklngman. the voting commenced The
nrst candidate for Representative who was sue
cessIal IN getting the nomination of the Con-
yentloD was Taoinas ClooDan, the briIgetBnder
At ,Halstcd street bridge. and the second candi-
ors office. Neither of the gentlemen nominated
i've. e. - ~ D'''0 1'' @ne au''es 'R @epfeseo'&-
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Democratic Convention Of the Fourth
Senatorial District, comprising tho Eighth,
Eleventh, and Twelfth Wurtls, met at 10 o.ctocK
yesterday morning in Marines lower hull. on
Q. n. Clancy moved that they nominate one
hep.esentatiye. and thus saye expense and
trouble. Carried.
Nominations we're rhen goue into. J.. 4. Tay-
1oF, af the ERhth Ward, nominated Joseph Nc
hannn, or the same section, for Representative,
and he WIS nominated by reclamation. .
For candidate for State Senator there were
40, nomfnnted ASnry Wn!ler, Jr, Mills Rogers, Of
20, 49e Iwe!tth Ward, and james H. Murray, OF the
Etzhtn Wnrtl. The ballotIng resulted as follows,
tee hrst being Informal: Waller, s; Rogers, is;
Mn.ray' The second ballot, formal one, re-
soited: hogers. II; Waller. 8; Murray. :.
10 McMHhOn ts 4 young man now ia the en-
ploy OF the Health Department. and was at ono
nme 1, County Visitor of the poor. His greatest
business and play the guitar, and, If be Is elect
ed' which he viii be, be will frequently have = |