, 1880-01-18
LOCAL POLITICS.
Seventh Senatorial Republican League
annual Meeting.

| annual Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Seventh Sanar
torial Republican League was held at the
! Grand Pacific yesterday afternoon, Mr. G. z
Bannister, Of Evanston, occupying the chair.
There was very large attendance of mem
bers. =
AS the Committee on Credentials was not
ready to report Mr.. J. Fl. KedzIe arose and
offered the following, prefacing the reading
| with remark that the mention Of Mr.. Blaine
! had no reference to the Presidency, but he
was named because he was Republican:
WHEREAS, It is hoped and believed that the
imbroglio in Maine Is now in the way OF peace
hail with unalloyed, Satisfaction tho peaceful
right Il self-government by free people.
| Rssolgtd That the warmest thanks Ct the
Maton ere dud due to Cen fG5
fshts Of tho people, and avofi!ae bloody revolu-
Supreme Judicial Court Of that State for their
fncorruptiblo integrity and mastery exposition
Of the fundamental constitutional rights Of IL
free people to the full exercise Of self-9o vern-
ment BY a series of decisions that will here
after stand as a new charter Ut constitutional
and ali tie Republicans Of Maine, who a have
patiently and patriotically .counseled peace
fn solution Of the imbrogl!o in that State
Mr.. ]. J. Richards, of Evanston, didn't
think there was Republican In the city OF
League but would say aye to every one of the
resolutions, and he moved their adoption.
The motion was unanimously agreed to.
A communication was received from 8. j.
Hanna resigning the position Of Treasurer,
thanking the members for their many courte-
sizes, and expressing the hope that the organt-
aaoR a q T9ad t5a be 50 as to b be
the Treasury, all moneys collected having
bills.
The letter was referred to a committee,
who were instructed to prepare a resolution
Of thanks for faithful services.
LEAGUE MEMBERS.
The Committee on Credentials then re-
ported as follows, the list including the re-
Gently elected as well as the hold-oYer mem
bers:
R9a4r1itngtop-1. ". Kingsley, Homer wi1marth,
Dloom-Geeorge q; coskey, James Hemingway,
Calumet-John Side. Perry A. woltley.
=, Ciccro-Ro!lo Pearsan, A. D. ]. Hooper, E. 4.
GummlpgS William a = Meredith, Joel Gurley, Fred
Elk Grove-C. Busse, ]. c. Neident-
iEvanst3nTFirst 2 Prectnet J. Richards, y. E.
Lunt, J. 4. Childs, L. L. Kistler, ]. r. Fitch, Max
Aahn; Second Precinct, j. B. Adams, George ".
Hanover-qeorees strackman, 6. +. Schultz.
JeferSon-First Precinct, Frunk Il. Holcomb,
weab; TbEa henf Sscona Precinct
Lake view-Frst Precinct, g. ". Barnett,
Oscar Charles, 2. 2: ohat1eld, Jacob Q. sohiers-
Wohl; Second Precinct, Seth Hnnchett, Edgar
Sanders; Third bird Precinct, vacancy; Fourth Pre-
eIet, Iemont.5. T. 5nHs H. redcns H. NJ SINGER c,,,
ford, J; A. Bodenschlitz, Frederick BillerbecE
3teyaensWHil[!am Tim + NKoltze. 4 Bosenberx
Joaes Second Precinct ] John Il II, Mfons: Morse William
N New Irier@s' "; OsEood, Paul H. Kelley: Sec
Niies.deorigc 6. Kie6n. 6 George J. Eckhon
oIthleld57GeorFe ,, Striker, Jacob Wishing:
orland@John 11ff Humphroys. h y Anne'
Palos-C. Michneson, Norman Powell.
sdhmeitaer Rais2eF T. Z Iasn IlaSs5 John 10sa George
Proviso--Charies Pusheek, Philip Bolender, q.
Eastman; Eastman F. Kinggland, Christian schiund.
Rich-Adam Miller:
Ryerside-Gcorge Chambers.
Schaumberg-JohnF Fpsse.
Vt Therntop-1o4R efapo, 3 B3elfed G. Dalenberg C. L.
ton, and Andrew Dalton.
Wheeling First Precinct, Meyer Bluhm. r. M.
Thomas. j. A. Kennicott; Second Precinct, Con
G. Diefenbock, F. L. Bushnell. -
On motion Of Col Payne the newly-elected
members were admitted.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,
o,e1;I On monon II It was decided to proceed to the
Mr. Blum moved that q committee be an
pointed to suggest Names
AT; Richards spoke OF thing being tent
fna the tabis aTisd" and moved to lay he moon on
This was lost.b by q vote Of yeas 10, nays Is.
l1e original motion was agreed tn and tha