, 1881-03-25
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Republican Campaign Com.
n1ittee Preparing for Work.
A Grand Ratification Meeting to Be
Held Tuesday Night.
Tito Democrats 1)cspondcnt at tho rros'
pect Of Dcfent.
The dreenbackers Go Through the rarea
Of Putting Up Ticket.

Ine treenbackers TO Through the Farce
Of Putting Up Ticket.
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
The Executive t'hmtMIgn t.ommtttcc appolnt-
ri by the Republican non,nncs Wednesday
evening met ycstet,iny morning ut II o'clock Int
Ntn'1n ~ Metropolitan }lDck. All tho members
w"re presrnt who were selected. and tlutfp II
number of nthcr prominent ltnpnblcan=. who
hail hc"n invited fnr consultation. Mr.. .fessp
s1nl1llug WIS there, nm, stuffed tHt he w4ts rcny
to l,elp tho ticket trt,xl,. liz wits fur tile s.,o-
cess nr tho Republican, sekut atrl til" .latns, nr
Iarter u. iinrr!'tl.i Mr. lHfnrs r. ltawltxh
.n3vctl TINT y: Y. rnrlngtnn to cs,o4en t:.,alr-
teaIifI 0f tho tnnmittet'. which prevailed. Mr.
j. trnnH I'1"trtGc wis HIttNef Treasurer
snd . Mr. finn .sgpl9ton secr,HMry: 81, Iesso
n'ldta! tD tno Cnnnitt,sc i cn,ntulttas 10 IN.
GtHc = hratltl'iartars wa4 Alro t,s'.sse !. wns
Gnn'm1ttGr bit tu have hGndstitnrthrs III cnt.h nf
thu wAiris In tho City. mud tho tlctntnr% nf tho
tMnpntRfs t-nnfn!ttccs will nrrs here. Each
h. inutr. thoroughly ,lnlc. rAns ,veru tuItt nit
lnittce aljournml until o'eluck II the nfter-
nt0n.
1hc C",n,nlttec met ut tho hour rtnsni. n,,tl
.ecidgti 70 ..st@t,ltsh VII headquarters saturday
The following xsl-ennlHfttess were nplHlHtrtl: 7:
Ia'aes ,.s. + ls"w'esh. II. ". 'ackaon. and f. F..
,llalls. Speakers md stns1c-t'hr Mun,cr. j.
!:til'hort, {. II. p'aut1, John n. s,nyth, ~ Z.
,Prln.Ing-w. 4. rapo, Washington IfcSli,y, T.
VI, Harvey. J. u. burke. and ]. +. !.nwrenc1.
Mcssrs. lawrence, Htnyih, and rtaut1 wcrs
at!dfs' to tho Executive Committee.
'ncotlns nj Furweli it'll Tuesaav niaht. ''"@'''
THE GlsEES1sAcK CITY. TICKET.
The Greenhuck party of CAirnno met in Con-
tfFInr II,
West Randolph street. fur the purpose nE nomt-
nasluQ city ticket fnr tho cosnins election.
Thlrty-ilsu 0reenbAckers were PRESENT nlt tult|.
and. as an lrfshinan observed carly In tho pro-
ceedlnss, th6re wcns very Ks1lfo rrlsuus I'd. sIs-
poet TINT some OF them vert democrats.
Nominations for 3layor being III order, Mr.
Richard Puwera arRcd that cArc be tnken to
select man who would not sell out ltnuedia.c-
u utter thu nomlnat!on. 1Ic therefore muvcd
the nomination Of Mnl Camp.
on motion, Mai. Camp was laid Upon tho tat,Io
Mr. Powers voting In tho affirmative With much
lolllness Of voire.
Mr., Powers still urged that so,nc Grcentackcr
tu SEQ Mr. Ferry Snt!th bef.,re thu ELECTION. Ie
rcRretted to afn 50 llttle Enthusiasm IN thu prt
how tho present ndytrre appearance Of things
WIS gttuK tu e improved.
Mr.. len sltley explained that atl thAt was de-
sired luis spring Was tn have rho tnpnlbtrs Of
tho rarty III Chicax.' show that thay still existed.
ny WHICH t1icMns tlsulr ts!sban'i,itEnt wuuiA bo
prevented. They shni'ld follttw thD oxnlnplc u
anH anH SOCIALISTS WHo: afttr not rll'lK ltiuru thun
~ Fbtts lhst lall. hd Tue PUCK this bprltls tu
l,nt ne !ess taan Two tickets II tho feld. They
enelih hnfc ticket too! anu, Il thgr0 were only
twu tirrenbuckcH Luit ultye III Chlc,sgu alter tho
eleption they would be uble ut least to cungrnt-
uIate th0nletlfcs upon having honu their duty.
Nominations were then psoceedcd with, And
| resulted III follows:
:, F9r Mayer, len, F, stglcy: CITY Treasurer. +.
r: Mnnsnn; tlty Clerk, ltobvst Hit; city Altos-
hcy, u. E4Kllte.
Mr., slbley s4td that ho would not decline to
run. put GUILD atasld ny md ~ knekr1l slnwn
~ ne una often dune bctare tArplnus,. Thvra
~l5 one thlsH tlHt he rtRratlttl ln esln McetlOn
VAIN h!s noLnlnation. 1t WIS thut he wuB tuht an
tno pnlmt y lt'ntlnK rum ne Whrd u nttother,
ltld tlAt fur Inc tirst t!Hie III many yGHrs-a5
l!'l,E ils 10 could rssNonHr In fnct-hc w,mltl br
deHrseu ~ th0 rlGls!lrt VI Voting fur himself.
Ih0 os'!ef uAnu!tlntes DECLINED to make
stseeht's or Mcctrtaaec.
| ar. Powers a1't!n aGeuseu tue meeting OF y