The Labor enquirer., 1883-09-22
THE REFORMERS.
The workingmen Decide Upon the
Date Of Their Convention.
The Delegates.

Pursuant to adjournment the work
ingmen's central committee met on last
Monday evening in rooms connected
with THE ENQUIRER office The entire
committee was present, as were also
score or more of active, representative
workingmen who came to offer support
and hearty cooperation with the COM
mittee.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved, and the tinan-
cial report of the chairman of the
CITY committee was received and filed.
After the usual routine business of the
meeting, the reports of names for dele
gates to the county convention, were re-
ceived. The Hsts as submitted by the
various precinct committees were nearly
completed. On motion it was unanl-
mously decided to fill up all the vacan-
cles IN the delegations by nomination.
This course was pursued and the follow
ing is the completed list:
First Ward-J. N. Haviland, John S.
Taylor, E. Chaplin, S. Vinot, A. ROsen-
thai, Thomas Mcknight, c. Knoch, John
English.
Second Ward-A. Swartout, P S. Col
Inns, J. R. Buchanan, J. NJ. Gibson, c. L..
Merritt, V. P. Carlin, NJ J. O'Brien, P.
w. Smith.
Third Ward-P. II. Bafe, - Nor
throp, Clinton McGee, B. G. Sawyer,
James Gilmore, John Eppenstone, ThOo.
White, A. J. Walker.
Fourth Wards. H. Laverty, Charles
B. Matthaey, John D. elise, W. H. Sharp
ley, Thomas Monnihan, Phillip Gala
lagher, K. 7. Buckingham, Ole kringen.
Fifth Ward-C. NJ Carter, W. II. Nc
Carthy, John B. Lennon, James Campion,
John Donlvan, E. Ryan, Ed, Williams
Rudolph Hartmann.
Sixth Ward-Julius Seitz, Jas. Lynch,
Thomas HamIin, Thomas Fox, John
Riley, William Riley, John Gum, James
Harrington.
Seventh Ward duncan Livingston,
George Watson, James Andrews James
Blattenburg, Con Herbert. Thomas Hal
leran, John Waggoner, Patrick lIarring-
ton.
Eighth Ward-Dennis Mullins, .. A.
Cander, J. II. Brooks, .. l.. Smith, NJ.
Ford, J. Ott, Samuel Burke, Hugh, Smith.
Ninth Ward John Meehan, NJ Lewis,
T. Ryan, f. p McPhiioney, NJ. Ward,
John Sumner, James Maloney, Thomas
McNalIey
Island Precinct-ieorge Griffin, NJ. G..
Abbott.
Petersburg p. O'Mata.
Precinct 24-Thos. Galley.
kioWa-rhOmas Beeds.
Cherry Creek Precinct-R. +. Max
, well.
Hughes Precnct-Frank Ackleman.
Clear Creek Precinct-David Walport,
J. B. Ish.
A committee Of three was appointed
to fill the remaining outside precincts.
The QdestiOn of the time Of holding
the convention was next taken up and
some discussion ensued. Some were in
favor Of postpOning the selection of a
date until the next meeting Of the com
mittee This was opposed on the ground
that as the time was now short and the
committee would not meet again for sew
eral days, it would be impossible to give
the matter the proper publicity and
hold the convention prior to the first OF
October, and it had already been decided
to hold it before that time.
After the matter had been thoroughly
discussed, Saturday, September 20, was
unanimously agreed upon, and 7:3O p. m,
the hour selected for conyening.
The committee adjourned to meet
again this evening" Saturday, September
% at 7:30, at Justice CrOtty's new court
room, old council chamber, on Lawrence,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
While the money lords and their allies
the subsidized press, and the political
bosses, are ready to impugn the motives
of real political economists, we notice
theynever attempt to answer their reason
ing. They fondly imagine that the appli-
l, hot lo+ ! lor III itoC,