The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
ORGANIZING FOR THE CITY ELECTION
--cHARLEs b. LORE, ESQ, ELEoT-
ED PERMANENT PRESIDENT
B. PRANK TowNsEND
wITHDRAws FROM
THE KAYoRALTY
CONTEST.

ti0D, who stated the Objec. for which
the meeting had been called. He also
stated that with calling the meeting
his duties as President ceased.
On motion of Mr.. Given, Mr. Eckel
was made temporary chairman.
Mr.. Turner moved that committee
Of Eve be appointed to select perma-
nent officers.
Mr.. Mellon moved to amend that q
committee OF one from each ward be
selected for that purpose.
Before the amendment could be an
nounced by the chair, Mr.. Neary
moved that Charles b. Lore, Esq, be
elected permanent chairman.
Objections were made to the motion
and the amendment Of Mr.. Mellon was
adopted.
The committee on permanent or
ganization was then selected as fol-
lows:
First ward-W. G.. Baugb.
Second ward--Charles Cannon.
Third William II. Blake.
Fourth ward-M. Whelan.
Fifth ward Henry @. Turner.
Sixth ward-William C0nnell.
Seventh ward-Samuel @. Pierce.
Eighth ward-William B. Norton.
Ninth ward--George T. BaTnhill.
Tenth ward-David w. Hughes.
Eleventh ward Denney.
The committee th n retired and in
short time returned and announced
the following permanent officers
Presiden,-ChGrles B. Lore.
Eirak Vtoa praaidaRf-I Franlr
Ball.
Second Vice President-Joseph w.
Hart.
Secretary J. g. Farra.
William McMenamin.
The report OF the committeee was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Lore, being present at the meet
ing, stepped forward, aud as he ap-
peared upon the stage was greeted
with load applause. Before assuming
the chair Mr.. Lore made a short adj
dress In which he returned thanks for
the honor that had been conferred
upon him, for il was an honor, yet he
would much rather some one had been
selected who had more time and more
ability to give to the work than he had,
but those present would bear him
witness that he had never refused tC
respond to q call from the grand old
party. There never was time wheT
| Democrat should look Democrat in
the face with fuller determination u
win than atpresent. He never knew Iht
party to lose whom il stood united
and it was united to-day, and victor!
was theirs. He had never seen 1
more earnest iniatory meeting thar
the present where there were so man.
representative men present. This o
itself was a sure sign that the gfan'
old party was determined 10 win again
So far as his right hand, his heart ant
head were concerned they belonged T.
the party, and if all would stan
united with him and work earnestl
with him they would have a splendi
Homecoming. All he asked was fo
their help and victory was theirI
Again thanking the meeting fC
the honor that had been conferre,
upon him, Mr.. Lore took his seat ami
applause.
The other officers were then calle
and took their seats upon the stage.
On motion OF II. q. Turler, Esq,
vote of thanks was rendered to Matt
+, Farrell and the other retiring office
for The able manner in which they ha
discharged their duties as officers Of Il
! last Association.
On motion of II. q. Turner, Esq,
d committee of one from each ward vi
se,ected as Vice President cf the war
!. to call meetings aud organize ward cor
i mlttee.
: Tie following were selected as su,
d by the meeting:
First ward--Jsmes O'Donnell.
n Second ward-Chsrles Cannon.
il Third ward-Charles II. D. Bedf0I
Fourth ward-James Mctionigle.
Fifth ward-H. q. Turner, e q.
y Sixtt-HenTy Eckel.
'' SeveDth-Samuel q. Peirce.
EIghth-Willam B. Norton.
Nlnth-Joseph b. johnson.
Tenlh-Philip Green, Jr.
Eleventh Qusery.
Il. b. McIntire moved that the cha
10: man, Of each ward committee, call mc
~ iugs as eaIly Us possible and Organizs
o. time to report al the next meeting tf
no Association on Friday LeGt. The Il
as tlon was adopted.
ed On motion the chairman appoin
- the following named gentlemen to p
he cure room for meetings q the Assoc
It tion: Mtssrs. j. 81. Frazer, p. Ne
hy aud II. Il. McIntire.
a.. Fl. q. Turner, Esq gave notice ;
' at the next meeting there would be
amendment offered to the rules, auth
izing the appointment Of standing g
cutive committee. This move will be
les ausnrated so that at no time Che pa
est would be without head. Under ex
ate ing circumstances, there Is no head
b. the duties of each executive commit
ior ceases with the election for which 1t
30. appointed.
ole Mr.. Baugh moved that the FIRST Sat
snt day la May bs selected Tor holding
me nomlDation for Mayor, City Treas
aud President of City Council.
the Mr.. Blake objected to the time as
ry, election fJr members the Boar
on, Educstlon occurs on that day.
n II. q. Turner moved to amend