, 1881-03-13

tice ut O'Clock Friday, and VIII subsequently,
make due announcement Of the piHct"
Tho Committee adjourned sine ole.
WARD MEETINGS.
FIRST WARD.
The First Ward Straight Republican Club met
last evening in the club-room Of the Grana ra-
cihc. Aid. Dixon In the chair. ... .--
On motion, a committee Of two from eacn p1e-
ciuct In the ward was appointed TO suggest 1otty
nnmes from which the Club vii! select twenty
Delegates to the Conventions in April The fol-
lowing is the Committee: First Precinct. Enocn
Howard, George Hook; Second, sDantci "fenn'
Harry Byrnc; Third. Col. John H. konerts, d.
". Nickerson; Fourth. 2. !. Green, r. "; 1en- 1,e
neberry; Fifth, f. Il. l}rOkoskl, James y. lay
lor. The Committee were instructed 10 report
next Saturday evening. r
4 vote Ut thanks was tendefcn Asu; nlAon ~ u ,ur
the hgut made by him in the Counct W seeuio
Republican judges Of election, nuo,,,sv, f,,,
the Club voted to support F. a. brokosKl 1or
Constable at rhe cumlug primaries.
The Club then adjourned.
FIRST WARD T4AXFAIE1ss.
In answer to Il call for meeting 0t t1e re-
publican taxpayers of the FIRST "Aru WI"
we're In favor Of pure m"lGipal Ghn Hnrr Hnso
last evening for organization s. u. A'l5-
| kell, who has hud s',.ne, expo experience 1e,,!t.s
amounted to IL great deal. appeared to be e tno
+ leader, und those who answered the calt beside
himself were Hurry M,chcoGK i L. Gams nnxetSo =
nocEwcii. WiIiiun, i,akcr, Lew jucups Martin
Best, and Jnnles j. Healey. Al tlrst no onc
sn % cropped xneG oa1 tas M Haskell a 10
hixber ambition thai, tho deteat Of Aid
Dixon. which it was proposaa ;%s.,t,a 10 ,n, nj
If unsuccessful there, to try It A. ne pulls !.
| was deemed best however, owing 70 the pnuG;lty
the most of those present expressed themselves
| quite freely on tho Adertnnnc question. nii
agreeing that AID Dixon's seat IN ,s me Ioqnel Hal
HAD
kcil, Rockwell. and Jacobs were cspeGian! en-
,hus,stic the subject, but tho only person
HyIoqa who T4r ws sid M did not
1 want the Office. The talk was KEPT; KEPT
for some time brx IN an IN, s1tp ,t9rat of
the attendants met AID. wlckcrshaln, who sas
whiting around Tor the result They he u suggested ,
licans, and that it would he the squire thing for
him und his friends to turn IL and help cect az
independent over Dixon. The Aldernan took t,,l;
tnat il such a movement was put On font ne
would use MIS- influence to prevent the ncinn, ~
Gratis making nomination. which seemed to
The Third Ward Republican Club met at Mar
tines Hall, corner Ut Twcnty-second street ato
| Wabash avenue, last evening, Vice fre5laenl
Henderson in the chair aud about l0v members
NEE: sir. T. G. Keith suggested the appontment Of
n committee Of i've to select thirty-three names
from which to select eleven to De votea tor al
tho primaries as delegates to the City Conven-
Thts was agreed TO, and the Chair DESIGNATED M
D. Y. Puringlon. \. G, Bartlett, ). II. Waughup
Il. ]. Mcfarland. aud D. y. Irwin; L.. c,,a,,,..ao
also report tive names from which to select
cundldate for Alderman. Agreed to; to-,
| Mr. j. IL. Ciuugh offered the following:
.WI,ENEAs, There ure three members Of this
| Club whusc names huye been prominently mem
tuned candidates. for the Mnyoralty; :', 6o,o-
gates to the City Convention to bc submitted to
tue primary meeting: e...u,, ~ H., Hats
for tho primary WITH the numes Of the eleven;
and that upon one bird of the bullots on printed
sFor Mayor, Jonu II. CIark,' on one-third 'r E"r
MAYOR Eugene Cary and that upon counting
tho ballots. the n,stle having received the great
Convention for Mayor BY the eleven dclcgates-,'
Mr.. Keith opposed the resolution, anu sula
that uc understood Judge Cary was not ii can
Judge Cary himself said he was not. He
thought tho voters should write The NAME OF
their fuvortt on their ballots; then the delegates
>o Sir. Wutlgbop made the point that, as the Club
had aIrcady taken neton regnrd!nES m E aeeGa!es
having referred their selection 10 the pr!narst-
the resolutions we're out OF order
| The ChNtrunn 50 neid
. | MIR. Clough moved to reconsider. ... -
| Considerable talk followed, and so much op-
POSITION was shown TINT the mot1oh was WILL
The Club then adjourned.
"
The regular Republican Club OF the Fourth
Ward held meeting last evening in Armory-
Hall, on Indiana avenue. aenr IwcntS-nlnth
street. Mr.. X. W. Duuhutn in the chair.
The Committee appointed ut tue lust meeting
Of tho Grub to draw up resolu tons OF respeGt TO
the memory Of the nte secretary on OF me Gno. u
I1cld, Il member Of the Club. reported nppropr.
ate rcsolut,uns, which were adopted and ordered
Mr. Perry A. Hull then submitted the follow
Ing resolutions, which were unanimously Adopt-
!; WHEREAS, Donald C. McKtnnon, q resident Of
| and Il Republican voter In this ward for the lust
ten yeurs, has been loug Ind consistently ldGnt!-
fed with tno Republican workers OF Ibis C1ao'
wi WHEREAS, He has expressed bis willingness
| to allow his name 10 bp used us csnoiouto LUZ
| Alderman; therefore, be it
/ I.cMhred, Tnat the Fourth Ward Republican.
| Club. recognizing III Mr. Mchnnon q niun o.
| Integrity, chur,lcler. aud stcrlng worth. WOULD
respectfully Suggest 10 the Republicans ttuat hi
IL capablc aud able to I'LL the Office OF Alderman
| with satisfaction to hts constituents anu honof
! Seyer7ll gentlemen present asked whether INC
Registry law applied 70 municipal elections. anu ~
County ATTORNEY Wiltett WIS called upon, tc e
answer tho question. lie said he thought it did
he sgrecd to look up 51e n ,na law on inc aaes
Ex- Aid Gilbert stated that the organization
known us the Young Mems Republican Clup = llat
D advertised n,ecting to be held in Ar.nory Hall
! and that when they came there THEY nhu petl
| refused HtllnfttAnCG, anu DAu s0e loFtu aaat
| publicly stated that the reGtll'tr RepupAcaf
, Club hud hired the hull away from them. ar
Gilbert stated thut this Wus false. ana that tne
| only nights they had hired the ball Wus tor sat
urruy nights during the camputEE.
The tiev. Mr. Thompson. Rector OF the Churco
was called upon TO corrooosale ms statetneSt u;
The reverend sentlemun suited thai he held hl
Lcnscn services un Wednesday and Friday even
= iuxs Of each week, and thnt the fnuug Mcu
/, Club hud advertised meeting wlthout consult
r. ing him. He further stated tnut the Elub MAJ
= | treated him shnbblly on several OCCASIONS. az
s he did not cure to have anything more 70 a
Il with them. The gentleman indorsed by tn
t Club for Alderman, Mr. D: G, Mcl<innon. who !
:. the Superintendent of the Mn1l-Rus nepnFtmen
!, of this Post Office, WIS then called upon lnt
= few remarks. After thanking the Club hearth.
= for its action, Mr. Mclinnon said TINT tho stAte
a u,ept hHd been nude that he was not u repre-
- sentative nun. 1t was true he WIS not mum Q
. wealth, and did mt represent nny corpurasohs
- but II elected to tie office hc would ,repreSen
the taxpayers and would jealousy Knnrd thel
interests. [Applausc.l II any man Thought q
was NOT lit tor the pucc he did not want pts vote
d Judge Hutchinson, an old resident OF the ward
c w,ls called for, und he sail that II ne ever 1ci
0 called upon to tuke Mctivt interest tn u cam
paig:l, it was at tho spring election: anu nc nc
n lfcvett 1t the duty of every tux-p payer 10 tt1r
It out und wurk for the best men. Since MI
d Druke had been Assessor uf tue South Town q
y ! one bud had cause to complain OF unreusunab
IS assessments. and he thought II WINS the dtity Q
nttf in n