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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09
e. J. KNAPP g. co.

"TOULD announce that owing to our business ar
w rangements for the future, we are under the
necessity of collecting, before the 18th OF De-
cember next all accounts notes and orders contracted
before November LIST, 1881.
We shall continue to keep usual full stock Of
domestic and fancy dry goods including fine CASH
meres dress goods, flannel sungs and vevets, silks
and satins for trimming. Our jewelry department
includes fine gold and silver Watches gold and plated
jewelry, and good assortment of Rogers Brothers
silver-plated ware. We always have full and COM
pete stock Of choice groceries, erockery, glass ware,
lamps and fixtures; paper hanglngs, curtains and hx-
lures; shelf hardware and farming tools hats caps,
trunks and oicloths; ready-made clothing and gents
furnishing goods; school books and diaries; boots,
shoes and understand everything usually kept in
hrst-cass country store.
Thanking our customers for past favors, we hope TO
merit continuance of the same by square deal and
moderate prices.
E. j. KNAPP & co.,
E. ]. KNAPP. TOWnshsnd, va.
l.. o. THAYER. 48-40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09

Every rural family that has home should
have few hives of bees. Nothing of so lit
tie cost will yield so large profit. Nothing
is nicer or more healthy than dish of honey
on the table at meal time. 1t is a luxury and
substantial which may and should be found
in every farmhouse. Exchange.
In this section, at least three out of four
who undertake to keep bees fail to make it
profitable. The average result is the final
loss of bees, without having realized enough
from them to pay for the labor and expense
of taking care of them. From chance, To-
vorabe locality, or skillful management, an
occasional bee-keeper gets profit from his
hives; but this is the exception rather than
the rule. And yet it is possible that sufficient
knowledge of bee culture and care in provid-
ing for their wants, would in most places in
sure paying return for the care of bees. A
few who have made Bookkeeping a specially
have derived considerable income from the
business.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you by the Bur
ngton route. 1t will pay you to read their advertise
ment, TO be found elsewhere in this issue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09

The two most important things in this lower world
begin with the letter M-money and myself.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09
Agricultural.

The season has been very favorable for fall
feed, and cattle and sheep, up to the first
week in December, were still getting q part,
and in few cases tho whole, of their living
from the fields. Last week Farmer II. visited
his flock Of sheep in a distant outlying pas
ture, to carry them salt and to consult them
about coming home for winter quarters. Be-
ing asked IL they were ready to come to the
barn, they replied "Howare you for hay? ?"
AnS-"Pretty (adiective) short" "Well,
then. we'll stav little longer"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09

The habit of going to church is a good one II the
habit in which you go to church is a good one.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09

A game of baseball is like a buckwheat cake
great deal depends on the batter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-12-09

Celery ana ChnmOmi1c Pills
Build up the system and positively cure Sick
and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness Sleep
lessness and Dyspepsia It has been proved that they
successfully ward of all danger OF Paralysis Apo
plexy and Sudden Death Their effect upon the ner-
vous system is something wonderful and there is no
wonder that thousands Of people avail themselves of
such valuable remedy while IL may be found, in
these days Of nervous diseases. The simplicity and
purity of these pills at In their favor they
do not physic.
Paraytics that have not walked for two years have
been fully restored by these pills and Thousands Of
Of nervous weakness perfectly cured, while the
cases Of sick and nervous headache that have been
cured are innumerabe each year, and add TO their
popularity Too much cannot be said in their favor
for while they these terrible Diseases
they also improve the general health and especially
the complexion aud skin, and invariably improve the
digestion.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents q box. De-
pot, log No. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By mail,
two boxes for g. six boxes for go any address,
, 1881-03-23

h,xu Mr: "w!G'es y; or|; t;ieds VI rcs Of "s!t
l",<sihlc That t!!e Chair ,nate II ,nstakn tn
ifsr's fsr a6t'si',; y: II i,@s @ 't WIS that any reason
,Ihc Cta!rnuu, said t's vote Iia'l he"n ill.,
cEnr.sl, and for tt ,ess'.l FIe lIatl ruled .to
mntlnn mt 1T nrler. III: WIS still nf tho
wish nf thu Conyc,!tnli, tse wuuld enlnGc thu
rIi!ttltK ntnl aIlow the ftotfon t. gu through.
i'M ,i!:ega!es frnm The First a,ul u'llir-
tpelth Wnrt[a wGrH ngain mttnckMt Ily
ts'NeI >fstHlc'Ei osntors wiz, hutrt IL force
rrnll9ll cltangcs IL give llls nomination, to
their cl,"i, aiIl f"r thG mcxt ie't 1iIllItrs tlu
cony;entloti, - Col; Whitney ., sa'' WIS ''h'
So1nc t!clea'ltes wantc't tho roll called md
another yute taken; ntEors snEA tint M
c(IlnRes cnlIlt1 be tllAtle. Unless taIore 1ul
be,a, mistake n.rt!e ~ tlle encouragement.
The Chnlrnaii sns hf the hitter view.
4 1,an IN thu gallery ap1'eAled fronl MS 'e-
clsinll, ,l.tl rs lie commenced to make n
stn:cc'! policeman was sent up to suppress
X ,.e.nyats, tnnk It t,at tho pus.tls,', Of tl,e
Chairman, wn!l,l l,e right II tho vote ri II
ttelrl5Mtinli hutl bec1I curTctly given; but
insalkc* INIT boeii nl'l'ie l'i t!p tai'l'olts'Ge"
ltnt, and ht therefore uppGalel fr0Ili tlle ts.s-
cis!nH. a yerlicA.lon was askclt for In
Oriler to
CofsnECr TIL: INACCURACIES,
re Cl,n1rl,lal, sail the rull might bo called
mud tl!e vntes nililuilleEt. [tlICcrA.
Atr. i}nrkt, Ut tho tenth, nr1's,. f. n 1nrfrt
Of nrttcr. \ yerlcutioil of the v4,.e lntlln,H.t
cnll.'d fur. That simply nlral,t that The roll
smll!d I,H cuha I}y TUG SECRETARY, s.ntlliE tllu
recorded ynt,. nj cacit ttrlcgalOn nMl that tic
Chairman Hf II tleleEatotf II It's yutH llad been
put tlowu wrn1,g, et,stl ror!rcs tllH errur, hut
1lot clnngr t1se yutG In 1t ssnntl before. 1Eul-
ftlsi1n.l Tile CAtr lad announced that Il
certain gentleman WIS nulmIllaied. 1naInw
yntcH to t,e clta,,xrit ut that stage WINS mt
right, aiuI i,c l,ope'l,hc motion forverlcatlon
Wbuld nat PreyHEi.
| Mr.. Hiss sat.t tlle difficulty was apparent.
mud 1t gould tlc cusly REACHED. Iln moved to
rrrutlStdcr the yute. THIS would satisfy
boill stiles. Cheers.
| Col. Tl!um s,Ni made tho point that, rs tlso
Chairman hisl directed the cullIng of Tie
rDi!. tho nlutiUi To reconsider MIS- 0pt Ut Ur-
| her.
The Chairman didn't be1leve that any dele
gate tleslre,t to 1inye trouble. Il was I'M
lx,riant fur thu SUCCESS Of tile Ticket i''ui
there should BIZ harmony. Il reGolsidrrn.
tlai wnuIs rrsu. In another bttlut. ltu
tllnn.ht, under rtheeEtcuinsin1crs, everybody
slnufd assent 10 t1lo prOimsittni Chgnra.1
| The ntlptlnn tn reconsider WIS ngreuu tU
| witlIIns II dissenting yntec.
The result Is appointed:
| TlllltD BALLOT.
, 1881-03-23

tAtul ssss%+s,s s+s..ssss. tstaHu ~
frl!n result WIS ntl,lHlluccu, aud there WIS d

Tl.n result was announced, and there WIS u
repetition, Ut tile disorder.
Commissioner Cark 1ns,ved thut lie voto be
verified. tCres Of nm"
Mr. Hummer, Ut tic Fourth, 1noyctl that
tllu motion be luEtl on tile tnble.
There wuYo cults fran Mll Uyer the ll0llsu
for Il yer[tiratiom Of tlie roll.
Tho Chairman tlec!!r!l tic motion of Aid.
Col, Whttnry, Ut thp Twelfth, nppenlcd
fru!n tho ttclslti,. 1t wins nttvriy Impossible,
llc said, fur tic ChntrlnNn, NWtl3E to TIM
XIII. tsinrk Ind Ias,, fuiriy Iif,rliuuirtI. il
would 10 1lultter lin ,.nr llis trivIlsis div
hari, to have tilo votg verified; aud, It noni-
iuate.l, Mr lMwl+Igli's frie,,Is would uluIi-
4 ysrIiicnliult Of ihe yuto WINS necessary,
fAnnIn,1su.
xii Ti,u,up,u,,. Of the Ninth, stco..tlel tlle
, 1881-03-23


The South Town Convention WINS held In
Farwcll Hail, amt at o'clock Sir. J. l..
WtH'tsnF'l. 0f tho Fourth Wurtl, chilled the
delegates to order. .1asnes IL. Gilbert OF
tho Fourth, was elected Temporary Chair
tHn!l. and Col. ". II. Heed, Of tho Second.
Temporary Secretary. Tho re,ldng Ut tIla
call WIS dispensed with. Un motion of COL
Roberts. the delegates 1lln,ctl In Yesterdays
ILfi!t'Si: wore considered the delegates Ia
thu Convention. ::
rs1 1 ir lssl s! Of f ,hf It' 1"ys tlss tie tie
Town Clerk l'e rfIi0nfnntrsl by ueclat.aattou.
Fred llebras1tft, ut the Fifth. luyed IN tnbfG
this nDtIotl. and Col. RicMDy. of tic Fourth,
declared himself In fnvor Of proceeding III
tions AEr. ljurn Withdrew Its motton.
=, Nofntnntlona fur I'm o'tlce ot Asscssur were
then t'ertar,si IN Ur.!er.
col. l;icaby arose nnl said It afforded him
il'licll pleasure to mike u ttD'ltlnution hcf0re
the Convention: ~ candidate usually re.
cefvcA ntre prnsG ut the llainlS Of tic pnrsnu
nns.sila1iAg HIN than he deserved, but lie was
sure 1ln could nUt say tno much tn fnypr of a
lte referred to tl!e present Assessor, Mr.
plulHe.l
Judge Couch moved Tint the nomination Of
CoI. Koberts untlltlatct! Slr. II. 4. Farwell,
the present incumbent, for the office of Col
hTtor. mud. M ,nntiDlI Ut Mr.. Calvin D'1Fulf,
t'ln 'Inl'It!,ntiG'I wnS lslAae Ii!nnh!!oHs;
IL, B. Bnco,. Of tito First Warl. ind Joseph
". Mo,rc. NJ. tie Second Ward, were rcl'ol.l-
lnateh by acetaInatnll for the Nil!ces Ut Sl-
prvist!r uttl Town Clerk respectively.
Co'. Rnbrrss tInlretI that tTO c01,s1ablrs be
efl.!se1l trt'A tnch ward antl three ut lnrEe,
-After .tlis,mslng, Of II number Of proposed
cNrrtc..
Oh ra11 of the war'!s the fnllowlng names
, 1881-03-23

IT. fAf EI1f0F u 7hs Eh1c1IT4 Tribune.
EIucAur. Nurcl, :ss..--'fhe Republican ton
seathn tD4Iay acquitted lisclf ln II ,llsl'!aIer
highly crc4litabte to ltsulf 1,ll u thu peup(e
II represented. By REORGANIZATION VI John N.
Clark for Naynr tic party lIaye IL leatter WIN
will by his rasrays demonstrate to Carter
ilartIsutl aNl his sectS followers tat
iHlcago " tleeeforth IL ba governed
with il slnglt tya tu thu Kuull ui
I'LL classes VI tl!e community. john u.
, 1881-03-23

Clark Is n business man who will cnrry
with him to The discharge nf his tluties tl0sp
principles wttlcl. lnvc cnn,Ie,i Him to s,,e-
cced IN ltte, hinl made for himself rcputa-
IhupIe sllnnf.l remember flIs nlul Study l,is
rrc0ttF. III 80 ttntng they will se,. another
Illustration u hotle.ty t,lt[ Integrity being
rewarded will lthI.nr. Mr. Clark deserves
the SUPPORT Ut every ptior lllnil I'm Dllr city
Regardless ur balty feeling. nlmI tl,at i,e wifi
receive TIN. stIp.Hft IF the farge majority Of
Lie working cIasses Es beyond doubt.
OSE M TIE IEot'LE.
, 1881-03-23

[ttllc.

...,sIW M
Thu announcement 0f the y0te wus greeted
with cerrs.
Col. Whitney, "as one of the twenty.,tse
who Ind stDtsd Nultt for MIR. RnwlelgIl,"
nluycd TINT ,lr. Clark be dcclarvd Tho ,linlit-
NOUS clIolcu Ut the Convention. lGreat nl-
plausc.1
Tlle motion wax unanimously agreed to.
\ Cn'nmittee, conslsting Of Mrssfs. i'nrtng.
toll, rolley, aud Curk, was appointed to wnlt
III, tho lion. j. N. Clark a.rl notlty HIN Ut
tic result.
The Committee retired for that purpose,
nlNl the Convention pr0ceeded to Mull1illato Il
Clty Treasurer.
, 1881-03-23

join II. C!ari;, tho Republican nominec for
tliG ntee nt Mayor, Wls born lit Willie
pHcUn. A{irtl., III iS:li At tho nge uf Il years
lie C!s.lH IL this city far thu Illlr,A)sH Df At-
teitting sripmi, a,ul ultimately made ch,cagU
1is IIoi,,e. lie decided to adopt tho profes.
siull vi civil engineering, atnl went to IrUy.
n. T.. where lie graduated from tlle Rcns-
seIucr t'nlytpclnic Institute. After grutlua-
tim llG spent several ycArs in Cntoradu AMI
NGw AEexico. lie was In New MeS1co dur
Ing tho civil War. atlt1 wis connected with tho
ottlcu Ut tho Suryeyor.General ut Santa fe.
When thu Texnns, under Col. S!bley,
tlrova the Gninu forces out Of New
Mexico. .Mr. Clark went will, tho
hlsle.coa;s and joined ono Df the
Colorado regiments that returned to tho Ter
ritory uild cl,gagrsl Will tho Te%ai,s. 1fe WIS
ut tho battle vi 4tpache Cnii0M. When the Cnl-
uradu tron,,s succeeded In driving the Texas
acll hack to t!p:ir own State. 4ittcr t'lis bat-
tie Coy. Conley offered ,lr. Clark the position
Nf AlAjU III The First NtW NleX1tu Infantry,
commanded hy tug r.loubt4ole klt Garson.
turned to tllis city, nnntlt tic year lep, a1d
t,,Dk Ills ti,ee III Inc business Iii whie!, he II
i.nw yngusesl. 1tc Il thy ]nMinr lAGnll.cr Of
ttlc tlrsll q t;ras, cls!rlt Il Co.. :lealsrs in
War,I III Tho City CmInci Ut present, nid his
Ah!rrmnnic campaign 4s his sfirstcxlcricnce
H. Mtlt'cs. 49,, ,,,
Ttte 'rp.l!Ar Eer'Aill, ''otlll l:alMr, to
who.n was given this nontl,atlon fur thc of
ilcs ni cfty Irrasurer, WIS bor'! near Tricr,
!'rlss'a. ~ ISM lle eal.ie to tfts eolt1try N
!SS, mn! three years lntGf, II t1lG .pf!Et ~
lGG' lia l,tGl1ie otle Ut tile ltttlt ba.ld ttlHt
Girt.t.tl tue settlement n, tlo shore ot i.ak.-
Altchlgn's. Ws'lcll Is now known ns Chicago.
StncH tlMt tlMo Mr.. s;tlnr llls hlastc ttitS Siy
his hunlu, tl!!ll resided 1T tn. present Fifth
Wnrt for twtp!lY.tiyo years. During the
yeHrs tsD a1ni lsGl liz t,cla tl,e o'l!ce hf City
Lnllectnr alMl handled tho ftMlls Of
tilt city will credit and without re-
pruAcl,.. llu .ns nlsn represented tile
Fifth Ward IN thy Cttr Council. Mr. lMl'cr
~ ut pr.,sr,lt III tlu lnlnber business IN the
Skill Wartt, III Which he now lives, and Il
tfiis Il citlzru Of tho West Disisian.: ile Ii
md always li,ls mcn pul'lstar Atlul1E the Ger
lnM!!s Of C!tcsn., 49,. ..."..,
the Utlico ut cf1y Clerk, Il uf Irish ,ltscelt,
,.l!h WIS burn IN Cincinnati .tune:l, 1873. l1u
, 1881-03-23

.r,.r .:...-.,..u..
THE MAfoRALTf.
venn 1dnss'"rr srnra cark "m., y' ta. shs ass c@
speeches to I'm tinit,,t Il, I,rrr ,ntn,,trs,
ri" mnio,' ~ ~ ,v,'a " nr,,, ~ 'M'e' ~ ''''"'e''
i,.m.' ' t1...,S. WIS as,nI', .,.' n'a',., ~
said that ut tho request Of his entire deics..
tIuf,, WHO were elected withnut untu,sItio,,
l1e dcsired tn ,,rc.nnt n nn,,r. nra il, ,,t,,n,,
m H., +on,,t.,,t.o.' , fa.', ~, ',''t ~
o"' u" lccotn'"cl' VIC 1''s's tt'ht hnIa lhuIsoH
Iop!o llhH tlle r1EEt ~ ttGn,ntad tint tho call
d,'tAle Should ''asu tll'sc qualities which
sflod NJ = gu"salltre Tor ala 'lnl,esi, cu'l'nc-
tent, md economical City Government. lie
wished to presrut tho manu- or II l,ln,, win
started III llfu without those iavore,i co,,,ii.
.u's t''at ''ue SUNG lncle' nu', ny h's nuns.
tfy' Ills Integrity. MID TUG Inherent power Of
Ills own character. had risen tn MI hoilorablo
position ntnons Ills feIluw-nen-anan wllosv
,,,. ,,,,, 49,, W.. ~
.'" w!'o ,'A'' t'ecil t"'ee sent ny hls Wattl 70
tlo c'ts So't!icll-a man ~''o' III tile hca't
Of Of ,s9 tw9 %v sf th1 ,a 'ct"x r"nt'ss* s,. ;s
utility lind his jituess for ,,,l, irl1st. ,rlnV
weru tho represrItatiyrs ~ Il gr%at tm!titat
party,-n ,rty tint i1ai Il ririit IL hi i,r,,11ti
of lis history. (Applullsp1 Tilry would fa!i
% Mo t,'e1t ed tS tney c t ey %i' a @
tho Republican lutrIy tU yict,ry, fApplAlsr.1
l1u 1,a1I,lli .jnlIlcs r. lsnwiulHis. lEurrS
the nomination, Wild Mr K.wlciuh w.s ii.
tfnrstti by two uf lid l,,t,st powerful jcu,lI,-
ticatl w;lf,ts in ti,o slty wI!ic'' wuu1'f rIY,
| him Kiln, mnjnyiiy, ihpp;nusr.1
tsy .x}.i },i ut c,t,sicr ri The @ eI,tiyc v III tic
| weather frDiti it,uj in ialr !, hnri1,vrr of IL
sfnl}inr cjlultue in tlit, ntininjstrutu III In,i
nieljal affairs. IApptu,sr.j As allr Of liz
, 1881-03-23

Tic Democratic Clty Central Committee
met Inst evening IN thu cuI}-roon Ut the
Tru,nn1't liousr fnr the purp,sr If arrang-
ins fnr the rG.Hnfn.tlmI niHl pussIble reflec-
tEun nf Ilarrisum fur atayur. 'lsIumas 5.
Cnurttley presided. There w:,s Il long d!scus-
fte, uf yesterday 'slonlinnttun. Frank .tgl,ew
,llluutttc,l tint the Republican Nl liuAItnntul
/. ln.n wllIu II would l'u tllrtl 10 bent. hut
It was brsat' Alnl hnstcr With ttls buys nnl
tl,sng Tint t1iey'yu gut II Cnuk tnnnty.
NT:alia.l,lii, nf tile Thirteenth Ward. snw
bilt i;tla Ilapc ill tic future, cct!ssc the lraslI
we're llt,t ut,lli 1!alst will l1arrisn't's treat
Df QUEEN Victoria. wiiEcIl he VI l1t!c'Ntlsly
eeflirrh It,l,lu tl,lt uEL, would nsn lin suIe
yntrs, ale tltnus!lt. III the Vest S!dh. ,,,
Tn % Ss,sy y '%,x"t @ taanis SS''ssISsf ir Mayor Wa
with Gnrnay fur City Treasurer. n!hl Francis
lluifnn fur t,i,y .ltlnrnny. All thls discus
slim was mi Intended f'r tho public eur, lN+
rnliso the spssiuM WIS held III t'le ns.'tt Star-
Tlin Convention will ment ut Tug Palmer
llnlt>.s 1T II n'riucts saturday morning. 'fho
Yves! Town Convention WI! t'c !lt!tl u i'ai-
SYr ',S S T"say ] y "r:'i'!T t If y tls seSsN sa
l!o,lr in ls'wrr ,let.ornllrE Hull; The s"ntll
'rnwr Convention will liz hctd Saturday
Morni!,s nj tu.ltra! llAll, rorIlrr 1T Twenty
sern1nt street md WutulSl avenue.
Thu Cnl,nnittee rlfeeic'l MI organ lzatlon fnr
lux enil,ultt,ws: fjnllisre-tar1sry, !llblsIl.
Sisrs; s c':Sp; %n{r';, 'Sl'n!SI, GM',cp E;1{{, {e},
si'tisrian' liei,iy, Cn'ws, i'snpdy. FaIsy,'
iJsiAIsy. llraclitc'!drt; Ilalls a,il SpralseI;a,
1nSaIlHylnW9, ''srE !nsy cHmayi' in4Yy
Ga.sy; 'HI lMnfcc"si Hlj''fsi si. llstaiss
cast, n@ Gsrnsy, aSSiIiI iin,las; Aplir'!iis""paa::
ply. D'uiy. Gnn.lsll tr"ntI}. FltzsInlns,Ns'
iirry, Iiotn!i,:; Cainmi llott'Ita!!I sand:
nT;ulusit"a, Ht1; y Msslul,a,'. Fitxs,n'n"Ils,
rAinlsy; l,selnlH.ElIyan, 5t'!ss!a,' t!s|'..
Miller. liurlels: EsuIzatso',-A1attncks,
tlulgrll, t;nynur, c0llnetl tEi"trntlu, lynn,
U'CallasllAtl, unlchtcsslorf. O'Atnlley, cluo-
Tho Co.llnttcc adjourned until T,.csday
evening ut thu satl'u pact'.
THE UNION VETERANS.
~ meeting Of the l1nEon Vcicran Club was
held ut tho t;ranu l''eltlc llotel lust esenlng.
VEv-i President Jacuhs IN tho GlaFr.
The following Fcsnlnshnl wns oftcxetf sl!o
referred to tho ColItll,trcun Political Action:
WHEREAS Thy iteM!l'!san c'!y Gnnssnt,on ;.;.'.ra
n,rl, III Al,lrlntsht( rhhsurtrr, srlenn!d bsls-
s,rss ree.'r,,, ald trsp ttrp'1lrWn principles;
Hf"arl. Ihnt Tho t!'.su iias cn.nn f.,r tsc Cht.
pnwcr HM'l tn!Helc.' IN Vsr,'lEg thls KroAs
nnt,r,p,Ils fr,nn the corrupt ro u llslnturaSy:
Itt4arrH. That. III yigW Ut tho furex'3lug, the
Canu,ltlrw 0n Totitlrui .te.ioH nru hereb} l1l-
s,ritcttl tn Ercr0 headquarters fhr 1hG *'Il!ll-
GnnsH Yosss.!. s,I iisss .! Cn.eaga. eettlux
atsi's ss l.ia .op'nltteo and shs Club suay here"
x i r"S,iit,hn was ulse referred to the sumo
tnialn.leu tint the Cluh hailed with Elsas'
, 1881-03-23
MEETINGS..

H.tT1TYtSti TIE NOMtSAT1OSS.
The Republicans Of tho Sssunth Ward in
auFuratttl tie sprng caluplttgn last evening
by ronsing nlretsng Ut the garner Of Twelfth
nlrd Waiter streets. I'Ile attendance wns
large, and thu Interest lint ali took In tim
proceedings s'I"wet that the Republicans IF
tlle Seventh ar., III hs.rncst anl intend to win
tltis tinle.
1tvuUrts from the tlt.rGscut precincts showed
good .rrgist trAtloti tllrutlehqt,t tho ward mid
t. W. WOlHlnlAll mule Atlrr>lg spreu1. In
the eos,rs. Of which lic nraIecst tie present
Democratic administration IT the city Cow
erill,'rnt ~ Ullt Ut the worst description:
Before taking l'ls, se"t thu speaker, offered
tl.n following, which were unanimously
adopted: =.
WHEREAS, Tho KepubIlcnns nt tho City of
ChltnKu. III convention nsscHhet., In ttelr wtR-
l!cnu ticket .1Uhh II. Clark, or thu Ta!rd Wnstti
thorGfbrp. ...
lst@n rtd. Tint We, tle lEcpn1,t!cans Of tho Sew
pnth WNrll. In uuss meeting ntsHns9etf. will l!u
mll III uNr Mywer rtrCt tttr Htt.f us,saliIGu fur
Mnynr. and tho entire Republican, Ticket.
ltcs1lftd Tint We. TIT, Republicans q the Sew
entti Nnrtt. rnt!fr the trt! nntoR q! William \.
l.uIl ~ .thlerDtln. and WI iln hereby s,larahtce
hin our corflIl suprDrt.
Twenty new ,llenltHrs wGre. enrnlted IN thu
Club, eighteen leillg former Irlsl. Democrats
win Will yote fur Clark fur Mnynr, Lliil fur
Alderman, ntltl, III fslct, tho Whole Republican,
ttrkN.
Thu meeting subsequently atljunrnud.
, 1881-03-23

Gochet, Sixteenth Ward: Frederick John.
snl1 n'.i Patrick Dafcy. Seventeenth WnrI;
W.. f,n,n, EdWSr. Monnsy' Alicl!nsi Gl4ln, unt
'rlIH followlnE were *efectesl ns tho Town
Central IDnlhIlsten: litnry EnRIchnrt, FIJI.
t:rlit!! Ward. Albert 10 1,rtthl, Sixteenth
WarI!; Peter .'nlnsot. Seventeenth Wartl;
as.l tha.l"s 1Iarmt Eiai,ttenth Wartl,
Tic Convention then ndtournct,
, 1881-03-23

On NN(Tt1ll Of Il ScrOnfE Want [e1CRatC Tie
nou'lmtpn 1T Mr. Untrw'"nl wis tnndc
tna1liiInlt~.
sir iJmslrrwnnti WIS entr,t fnr. anil. beIuH
l,r,'%ntrh Ia lite delegates, hrirf1v ti!llske,i
them. 'r|ln br,trr class of people II, tllt city
lAppallsr. Chicago fur the Inst tM!, years
hut iuan s,,ir!i by n tlcn,apuR. ,tIM lust
rlctth, slowed That iIc l,utl. Il propensity I!
c.l.1nlt u:,a that JcoparlEz,Yl tile safety and
w.lfarn Of tI,u citizens. n'u! the siHaErr 'lM.
Mon!,l j"!n IN cicctinx john II. Clark.
tC!Icrrs.
, 1881-03-23

On ,N0tioll, tllv Informal bal!ot was tle-
clurWl foralul, ullu John Huber WIS illl-
l!tt,ncru tiie rlluicu Ut ti!U Convention for
City Treasurer.
to giyenIl the offices t0 tho S0utl, Stte.
Ills suggestion wis received with cheers
nit, ltissr5, but The Chnlr rvtusc. 10 cllter-
tNll1 II,
, 1881-03-23
MIX, FLOYD DECLINES.

7a tbs E1sl9r u 9h9 thltdgo 2f91HHsF
Culc.,.;s,, Murrli :sA!..-1 SEQ BY the morning
paucrs that | received the nomination tor
Alderman Ut tho Ninth Ward. 9t tug Was1
priluAry. mus. positively 4ecl!n9 70 ~
Candidate, JONI T. FI@in
, 1881-03-23

ot,4ASIzATtoN.
The Cu,lvcntltn wax called tn orSur. 1T n
- w. ~ ~. .t'.s ,W..J,a.I
quarter, hltof ~ Dy Jotlll T. "ouu"afut
Ianns "r't +, o ott' M Ee't1" n, War mo
mated Il. W. Dunl,am, OF tho Fourth, for
Temporary Chairman.
IL, ,,.os ..rt,y"d .ioctod
~ "aS .ectaten e,eeteu.
Z. Il. Bliss, Of tho Secohtl. arose to 4 point
nf nrdrr. aid theu. SAs n,kite n lubbub. which
49, ,i -.
Mas !llcIGAsot1 W
Col. whitney. OF tho Twelfth, wllD 1lomt-
nated ia r. fs,nk for 'rnn,nnrarv Chairman
nnt ,ha noo,,o,, n,,i dn,, r"d lin, nrr,t",I
,,,., 'e''s. ~. ,T.
""'o ..''s na, su"t' ",' 't.'. ''"'"''. . "'s.
!eacheu uio p,ttlotA' al'u tNAel' pussc's.n"
Of the desk. Mf' Cnok was sohll atols allo
OF him, and tic two slionk tlnt1ds.
Mr., DunI,am uttcuptct to speak, but was
,ntarr,, -, al h., .,.f.. # . rnn,, !,
~ Iiits n,,,.,. ~ t,,n ,t,,nr ,,d uo,d tbot
tD nlE regularly constituted conventions, u
yotu must be taken Nv calling tic Wll.
Mr. DnnI,nm remarked tlnt In was about
', .,.a..s.s H. a.. Ia i,r.,
NhHsEtss t''at l''tt W "t''1e: .....
AIr. Hiss went III u hltS ttlAt tlo only way
10 settle the question, nlnlenhly WIS to call tho
nil nna t,t thu urtunn factn tln1egutrs rutu
apot tic 0rgan!zslioI. Then, tlt' believed,
syery ons In tho Convention would E'o satls-
aes! lCAHers.l .,.
Mr Dunha'n sattl tint w'1s right AMI fnlr
stIi. JENKINS, ui' THE TWELFTH.
friction. il was lcccss.lry tn rsti,,cn tiiuiJr
, 1881-03-23

Mr.. Miller was declared tlla n0mfner, null
accepted IN Il short sie.'rfl.. .-
Mr. Su.ulelfna nominated &. +. puturstn',
Of lin Seventeenth Ward. far SMperyisor.
alul u. u. Mcllanelh nnm!MatrI clnIrlts
l!nrpcl, u tllu Eighteenth Ward, fur tho
sa,liD p!sill0h. 49,, -
T'he iniorlnu! bA!lnt resulted: Peterson,
Is; Ilarpel, II.
Iii. Peterson WIS nominated on t1Ia for.
,llal lalnt. Tec0lying tsu unanimous rGtu or
thv EOl,srIitiul,-Mr. Ilurpul. Ills rlvni, s!l!'
,lo,,,vii!y tla vote Of tlle Eighteenth. Waril.
JUn lseiri,, Mf tlar Fiiteenth ,Wnnt. WIS
sl0lml,n,etl tlr Iawm Clerk By ncclanlnth'r.
Fur Cu,Istnl,les tho tuiloWinX. were ll1ItIt.
Fifteenth W4stl; Chur!e5 llucye! and ClRl!es