, 1880-04-04
LOCAL POLITICS.
fh' shsling for Tuesdays
. Conflict.
....i,e and enthusiastic Meet
s''has ing: ii All The. the Wards Last
~ Night.
z,,.,,aa1snt DtmooFatish nti,hEtt,; Ksgfstra-
ff'o'a tion in the Doubt"
: Precincts
LOCAL POLITICS.


Precincts.
.-.d If $500 for the Arrest and
4 h't5sa ;;sa,tstieo d o1s d Illegal Voter"
ID eusan eu Club was held last esenne ntreat ~
Marines >hoTe, @ presiding. Mr. r: D. so"i1n
III. D. u on. onsso1ntion thanking Mr. u D.
offered :. =. rrtiriur Alderman, for the man
PHELPS re IT, Id, attended to the Interests
uer III When ";a,,w nJ ~ was unanimously adopted
o. np psar. do retiring Supervisor, a,tnn % of
AI. ns sssa sreecl,, showing the importance -
st11m@ End selections Of town onieels.
uafm, ,s,. sef ftaxes said TINT under the wise
Nj. 'nent 1ma Of the Republican officers there n
ns1f"e ~ tax levied for town purposes
bad oeen .,a 81 s,st three years. He thought tals
GU. on, splendid precedent ana ne sr,.feor me,si
W. 1-sd he resolution which the. SUPERVISE ts,
os.s ossd;pd III IFS report published N ysstE. t,o
ehooa1tu rs,n,:rE. m and whtcl, provided tl1a', ~
@s .,an,I h, levied for town purposes lili'
"a. sDs The resolution was adopted:
5ea1. r,'hrS rn i, Storrs made the closing
NJ. Ls ~ t,;e eyentne. He said that there
s'eeea tn,t ~ thing as local politics. WhaE
~ss WI, " wss done in cileaeo IN the ma.ser ta vf
,ss, e's, sit{ohs ccnld not fail to nave an 'nu a1
loea. m ~ Eational matters. As between Mr.
e6es W .nd Nr. Law. candidates for Alder
onoien Z tras enough fer him to know tllal
nsu! ~ !s,na1,ed ~ was a Republican. lie was
ue a ~ ,,a,1nver in out-and-out Kepnbllcanls'1,
l'm an. disheifeyed altogether. in tue capacity
~ y fhp m democratic party to 'ao ans
m.n1r s and straightforward thing "hal.
nam' arar ua charged that tho Demoefa,lc
e.. ~ hid loaded the rcsistratlR,fbooKs
!a,as a,. tha names Of f,1ll 500 alleged voters
E,~ ."a a;,, ~ mt reside in the precincts OF wards
ir which the3 we're booked: 1t was lmposs'-
~. 1 fnr he pernoera.Ic party to 90 anytnng
not,nq nso ii the Integrity Of the ballot anu tne
s.,sh,ng.o,1t i.es Of fraud. That party had never
a arsn ]1r accident proposed a salutary or
-,af.,l I law M within the last twenty-five years.
T",hinc @ INIT i fear Of overwhelming pnollc
ean,;npnt e n1ryented the Democracy in Con-
eress from uiseating Kepupllcah M.i0 ....:.s "as
electpd ID Minnesota by over 3,ooo majority III
fayor of p,st;lent demagog who was con-
.s,sn6., only for the stupehdous ma
spr;tv nndpf which he was burlen.
in r. b. National politics, the speaker nag 9nlH
n siy thot he would vote flfst, last, anu -
he tine Iof the nominee Of the coming y GleGa- Sa
" ahSsr rartT 1hat it was guo,l deal stronger
huH XIX Is alleged leaders. In 1877 there were
a.am @ooI many 0f these self-constituted leatiers
s,Eo inmp.I the track. But when these nlusi-
c;n,s "v I'M fepn gotten rid of the party went
ainnr % ycry comfottably,-al TIE same as Y
n"hot,v lad been killed. The. issue OF
he % neu campaign would be simply an
tssnp os to fhg performance Of National
orornlses. The Constitution guaranteed pro-
fpctiop to every citizen Under the American
aar. And yet the majority Of voters in tlve
pIest Te:. States were disfranchised By the shot
s,ya' znn sd H,i'l tbs tissue ballot. Tic speaker
somld nnharSt8rr1 no noa{assifcattm Of Repub-
i;cans 4 mad must either believe in en-
inttr,no tire nroyisiuns Of the Constitution or
IN MT enforcing ttlern, He was man Of
neece int pesce purchased at the price OF
Eaiionsl dishonor would be ali eternal dis
rrare and an uproar and tl1nult, however
lonr Continued. would be infnitly better
than such i peace.
AZ ID he pending toWb election, it was
simply company dill preparatory for the
gfaId campaign Of the fail. They should
set ready TOR the fight, and should select the
best men for iown officers, said best men be-
M undoubtedly me hepnbltcan nonlne9;S, On t.9;s
4he meenng ADJOURNED 70 gamer a. Iae pulls
TUESDAY.
TIE SOUTH TOWN
Republican Campaign Executive Commlttee
met yesterday afternoon at O'Clock IN tle
Grand Pacific Hotel. with John H. Clougll In
the chair. The committee to whom was re-
terred the matter Of investigating the
lrandhent reg1suanon reporlea lnat
they naa mace DUE paftlai el
Tort and What they had seen showed
them tlat there is scheme on foot not un-
like TINT Of 1877, when the Democrats did
stuf3D3 BIZ wholesale. and when the people
arose il their mipj't and nrarthraT the fnft,-
1n,,e ar,4.1 ~ H. Ee.Is ~ ,,,;t+eo
fa,nS 49, - eon NC Eai nae te
to.o a. a. iGass ~ ooy .Ia14uacs iiise En Eae
teltu, ana 10 He fifst ward over 4:JV lfIeEu-
pr names were discovered. and like num-
ber IN the Second. The Committee further
Stated fh8t CO4 Hickey had been engaged to
lake charge OF q corns Of detectives. Who
wontd Fm 1t eaoh ~ X Lii y, tt,e 1nntt
Fewa Oh eleetiUr-tlay to spot repcaters and
arrest all WHO should attempt to vote lille:
gally.' Tie Committee stated that the detec.
lives had been engaged t far The Inn nnrnt,se. m % and
that t11ey were a}[ trustworthy and reliable
men. The ward reports showed an exceed.
tngIy e0ufdent md inhilant faeIino.
wprr .o,;,,, - r+-n-,- ~. -
4n,..;... 49, ao"S .1 nsft XLNASs.
rsm1[s;ka zaSSang ol me Mest lo%n hepnbllcal
.sslapalgn .s.ag tommittee vas held yesterday
paFtao pftnogn m 2! me Republican headquarters II
Acanpaign circular was offered to and ac
didatea ~ e the TW.ee Waet IT, .; - nines ue Gai,
oaI reasons why eacll man % shnnid G he etpctai ai
The following IS an extract: m ''0'>> - ~'~
u Attetht has bern n,ocea ~ nomination. + n
Kurdhem, Rso., A. sp,,erri.nr IN = man nf cr+ond
ell pyro%1nr>n. ..a = - .''sAAA - NAAeAA~