, 1880-09-26

'"sC VI tA6 ItNpuQHCaQS OF ntb ward.
~: john 4. Bell, Of the Eighth Ward. nom1-
mated str. Chris Manner, who w,.a we'll known
Wnsa kWXsactaa 70 aud . man Of ability. The Eighth
senate f..r twelve years, aud the Republicans Of
that portion OF the district felt that It was now
'tes G9l' % re n1sos'EVlzs e Stil That fact
Frank Riddle. who had faithfully represepted
tus ulstract, and the speaker believed it guod
rmoy 20 ndorse public servants who had per-
people: '~-''~~~ >N@o
q, Ihe Secretary then proceeded with the call Of
sne tolt Inc arst three ballots resulted as fol-
N"s; Far'sn. ID; Riddle. IL; ,Mamer, u. Whule
M nufnner OF votes east, 81; necessary to choice.
10. me ballots then became repetition, and
a. a. tne SECRETARY called Tie roll the friends Of
tne tnree candidates showed no inclination to
Ht ueseIt thelr coiors. The result Of the thirtieth
ti. nutt9t "as the sume as the first: Parish, Is:
Aiddlc, II: Matner, T. There being no ci1o.ce.
the !nonotuny of the PROCEEDINGS became posf-
ttyely untearable.
Zach Of the delegations we're obstinntely re-
sixty-serenlh palIot was declared, Mr. Herman
Heuze moved that the Convention take recess
ot nIteen minutes tor consultation. 1t was 50
attempts On the part Of the several delegates to
pros9fytc the friends Of eacn candidate were
earnestly carried OIL
A FLANK MOVEMENT
Was organized on the Eighth Ward delegation,
tut Manners friends formed u solid phalunx,
and refused to desert their favorit~ Alter the
fcccas 1he roll WIS uxnin called. with the same
resutt n: On the one hundredth ballot Herman
benze, ~ response To the cali, said: 1.-THE
EsGhth Ward gives eight voles for Manner"
Cvt. muntt stuhlurniy sang out, on bonaif
q IT, Eleventh Ward, ~ h4eyen votes for Frank
The Twelfth Ward gives dtt teen votes for Junn
I. tarlsh. At the end Uf the 14uth b,ilor Coi.
neunett suggested that Il recess be taken when
Tue lb1th lai1ur should be reached. t1auKbIer, |
CT. MUM was willing, On benalt Ut his dslega.
uon, To split the dHertnce on the l5uth ballot.
(GrEat 1,GuEnfAr4 IT. urrenH
nur.ng tue second recess great deal of but
tonholsug was done. but 10 no effect, aud the
suit. sAl the conclusion of the 25oth Daliot,
he :: had never titled the posftlon of
~ so q as xads aaa Is @ss asne was ssed oa
uni desired an asslstnut~ Mr.Cofyer Was select
est 10 continue tho monotonous call, and the
Jagged SECRETARY Lit out to wei his whlste. At
tAls time the delegates began to circulate about,
and dtsperAtc efforts were made 10 break the
dsaalock. The Convention had now been II
nothing. Most Ut the delegates were weary ut
the truitIess light, although no one bud thus far
e eSsngf
recess until q cfock. The MOTION prevailed:
and the exhausted friends of the three candi-t
dAIe5 went tune to supper.
AT O'clock the Convention assembled pur-
s.lhnt to adjournment ut the heauQuarters ofi
the eleventh Ward Republican Cluu, No ~
with the cali OF Inc wards on the ,s&:d ballot AAe
result WIS unchanged. and us the Secretary an
nounced the tJth batiut str. Dcnze, OF the Eighth
uutl[ Muuduy III tcruuon. After some Discus
sion, during Whlcb Cui. Bennett, OF tue Twelfth
Ward, said nis detcsadon had cotne to stay. the
motion to adjourn WAS lapled and the Secretary
proceeded with the stng-soug
MoNOcOHuUs CALL or THE BOIL.
The hall, which is very large one, began to
ill up win interested spectators OF the trlangu-
" ps1d L. Hosx do
mann. Aid. Tnruop. Commissioner. Wiicu1 OF
the West Park Board, George Sherwood, Jaoob
ford. ontne ssist III baiior liz @ ,ns Twelfth Ward DEL
received one vote. this was intended rs u
ers to Riddle. 1t had no effect, however. On
the 55otn ballot TINS vote was gwen to Thomas
PArker, OF the Eleventh Ward, but the de!ega-
to break Alter the 5SLn ballot the call uf the roll
was suspended for ten fnlnutes during whicn
the delegations retired for consultation. AZ
the exp rAdon Ut The ten minutes Tue Conven-
uun again came to order. Perfect sifence pre-
vailed, and everybody was On the rugged edge Of
SUSPENSE, It having been fnnorsd that u, co9s
aud Twelfth Ward declarations whereby they
were 70 unite on Thomas earker. Tine call OF
psctauops' Dec @ % and there ere was stiti no Change. On
the 8J5rh baiiot the Twelfth Ward cast six of
her fifteen votes for A. b. Cook. At this au-
bug Mr. Cook s name disappeared in the next
ballot, the ward voting sod fur Parish
wnen the 4vuth ballot was ,n1.uuunced, Mr;;
everybody expected an announcements Of the
lunRed-tur oreak in the Eleventh Ward defega--
ton Tile gentleman, however. simply moved
There was some objection to the hour suggested,
and it was decided t.. take recess until Monday
evening at i o'clock, at which hour the Gonven-
the names Of Thomas P.rker and 4. s. Cook,
50 wd the S his ea own Of rar as boa
tss ward Sns Twelfth wssaess assert
ade sud a f they ade
honorable concession IN the interest Of harmony.
The Eighth Ward delegation last evening
by changing, defeat Parish by, combination
with the Riude men. This could only be accoul-
pllshed by the withdrawal OF Manner. That
gentleman, however, stated that he was In tue
PROPOSED TO STICK,
although it is likely that an an1cab1e settlement
w1!l be eI1ected during o. day BY which Manner
will Tel. re- in Which event IL 1s conceded that
the nomination must 20 to Riddle.
1t was Openly asserted yesterday that Parish
had been proposed in his ward as canditiute
also II candidate for the Lover House, persisted
III coming before the Convention. uulss.tnstand-
TO stand By Parish anu accomplish his noln'na-
ton As Senator. The Twelfth Ward delegates
elnphntcul1y deny any such cniiusion. and as
sert tnut Parish was unl Is their choice for Seu-
ator, and they again relte1ate The resolve not to
vote fur hlddle.
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