Evening journal., 1905-03-22
Special to The Evening Journal.

New Castle, March 22.-Members Of
the Citizens League TO the number OF
sixteen met in the third floor OF the
Town Hall building last night and
named the following ticket 70 be voted
for at the city election April IL:
Members Of City Council--James 3.
Brady. Democrat; Edward T. Deakyne,
Democrat; Charles e. Lancaster, DEM
ocrat.
City Treasurer-Wnliam +. Rothwell,
Republican.
Assessor-Frank wesgenmann, DEM
ocrat.
Although there was not a great gath
erlng OF voters the meeting at times
was interesting and some bitterness
was displayed on one or two occasions.
James NJ Wise. chairman, called the
gathering to order at o'clock with
sixteen members OF the league present.
Mr.. Phillips asked why the meeting was
called and IL an invitation to be pres
ent had been extended to the general
public.
Mr.. Dealxyne, as secretary, stated
that he had notified all members OF the
organization and had extended invita-
tions TO a number OF citizens who had
expressed sympathy for the movement
the object Of which was for better city
government. Those present when bus
iness was gotten down to were James
NJ Wise. william Deakyne. Or. Clev-
niger Frank Wegsenmann, william
Brown. Edward T. DealSyne, G. Alfred
Smith. A. NJ. Wise, Robert Harrington,
8. s. Deemer 1raf Lunt, Professor II.
" Holloway, c. Ferris Jemison. J. f.
Phillips. John 3. Martin. J. II. quinn
by. A. T.. Goods. James T.. Challenger,
W. T.. RothwelI. Jefferson Downham,
Joseph Carln. John II. King. Chair
man Wise stated that the league want
ed concerted action and that II was
time that the better people Of New
Castle should stand up and let the pub
lie see what they we're. Upon sugges-
ton Secretary Deakyne read the by
laws Of the league, IN which II is set
forth that all members pledge them
selves 10 support and vote for candi-
dates for ofiice who were endorsed by
a two- thirds vote Of the league. A
paper was then circulated among those
present and each one who was not al
ready member was requested to az
fix his signature 10 H. The signers
wore Or. Cievinger. Frank Weggenman.
John r. Martin, j. II. Quimby, II. v.
Holloway. They were duly elected
members.
CANDIDATES PROPOSED.
A motion was offered TO the effect
~ At candidates be named for city Of
nces at the coming election and COM
mittee composed Of u. T. Deakyne, j.
Y. Phillips, ]. II. Quimby James 4.
Challenger and John B. Martin was
appointed 70 present a list Of names
for the consideration Of the meeting.
The committee retired for short time
and returning presented the following
names. For city Council Charles z.
Lancaster. DR.. David Stewart. r. T.
Deakyne. J.. r. Eliason. James B.
Brady. c. Ferris Jemison. John r.
Montgomery. James M. Wise. Joseph
carlin. J. +. Phillips. Robert Harring-
ton. A. M. Hizar.
Assessor-Frank Weggenmann, S.
Allan Smith.
City Treasurer-w. E. Rothwen.
John 3. Aianlove.
T. +. Deakyne suggested that in Sc
lecting councilmen that each section or
the city should be represented on the
ticket Mr.. Rothwell suggested that
the naming OF a ticket be postponed
until a future meeting. Mr. Challen-
ger opposed this, saying that It would
scarcely be possible TO get another
gathering ofesuch representative men.
Mr. King stated that there were but
few men named that the Republicans
would fall over themselves to vote for.
He said that there were two Republi-
cans who would run for ONCE whether
they were endorsed by the league or