, 1881-03-27


tration and the hearty endorsement OF the
Republican ticket. The Club will put full
list of c}iallepgers and ticketpeddlers In the
nt1I The o'1 TLtrd Ward regular Republican Club
ninE IN Marines Hail: on Twenty-second
street., Mr.. A. B. Hallock presided. A resot
luton was adopted 'rattfytng .the cho1ce
and action OF the Republican Convention.
4 Campaign Committee. consisting OF
one from each precinct and one at large, was
appointed as follows: 'Murry Nelson, Nat
Schaffer, ". H. Gleason. Eugene Cary,
Conrad Witkowsky, and AID. Phelps.
The regular Republican Club Of the Fourth
Ward held meeting last evening In Armory
Hall. On motion, the Secretary WAS III
structed to have 2,0m circulars printed and
circulated through the ward showing the
changes of precincts. ., The Republican
the following Campaign Committee was ap-
'ynt Gwynn Garnett, ]. J. McGill, John Platt-.
ner, Il. N. Hlgenbothanl, 7. Leiens, james
Durham, H. J. WILSON. IL. J: MeGrath; Gil
iner, +. ". Poizen, Calvin De Wolf, Pator
witt, ". ". Watkins, H. B. Brayton, and
After speeches By. Il. K Bliss, Judge
:; c1es5Ts: Frank Drake, and Others the meet
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward Republican Club met last
evening at Kuhln.ann's Hail. ,69l South Hal
sted street. Louis Hutt in the chair. Reso-
lutlons were adopted indorslng the city and
town tickets, and pfedlng them the unanf-
ans. Short speeches were made By. D. Y.
Purington, Chris Tegtmeyer, G. A. Wool1ey.
ex-Aid. Lodding, and others, after which the
meeting adjourned to NEXT Wednesday even
The Executive Committee Of the Seventh
Ward Republican Club held o meeting last
evening at the corner Of Twelfth and Waller
streets. It was resolved to make thorough
canvass Of the ward, precinct by precinct,
and find out the names and residences OF
4 committee uf one FROM each precinct Of
the ward was appointed as canvassers. A
meeting of tile Club will be held next
After speeches by Mess1s: Clark, Under
wood Nelson, and others, the meeting adj
journed.
rEwELFrH WARD. =
A meeting of the Republican Club of the
Twelfth Ward was held last evening at
Owsley's HILL, with Mr.. E. Cole in the chair.
The following, Ward Committee was elected:
First prectnct, R; E. Jenkins; Second, ]. Y.
/ TtIllHlNs 1uilA, i. t1lHLlSuL. Iuultl4s bs
A1cDayitt; Fifth Col. B. Van Ruren: Sixth.
E. l.. Wright: Seventh, ". S. Hull; Eighth.
E. +. Ale6; Ninth, y. B.. Mills. The Conn
lnittee are urgently requested to meet
at SUI West Madison street Monday evening.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
concurring in the nominations made Tues
day, anu pledging the full Republican vote
Of the ward to the support OF the ticket.
The Club decided tn have grand Repnb-
llcan rally Thursday evening, March 81, at
Owsley's Hall. Mr.. J. u. Clark, thu Repub-
lican nominee for Mayor, aud the Giee Club
are exuected to be present.
Mr.. Raweig', and others made speeches,
urging the Republicansof of the Twelfth Ward
to turn out at the meetings and show to the
public that tile ward was, US ever, heart and
hand In the cause.
The Fifteenth Ward Republicans held
large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
last night at Folz Hall, corner Of Larrabee
street and North avenue, Mr.. E. D. Cooke In
the chair.
Peter Bushwah moved that the Club in
dorse the nominations Of the City and North
Town Conventions in their entirety and
pledge them its united and enthusiastic sup
port. The motion was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Klokke submitted the following names
cilusen rs Ward Campaign Committee:
Conrad F0lz, William Mort, George Clock
Roland Il. Landis, Homer a. Squlres, Henry
Engelhard, William S. Young, =. Y: Cooke,
and JOHN G. En.1er. 3lr. e. T. Martin,
-Adolph MILLER. and Others made speeches
in favor Of the Republican, nominees.