, 1859-02-28
Grand Republican Rally.
rHe NETTING Ar WEST MARI KEr HALL.

The noblo rally ut West Market Hall On Sat
u rday ereuing wss in numbers mud spirit, indi-
.tion suse that tho peorle are for John G.
Il xines. aud continuance Of his adu inistration,
m tha. uone of our dtzsns are ahead OF The
# est Side, = in this feeling.
The meetln was called 10 order b Reuben
Cleveland. E:a., who Nominated Aid. A rtemas
Garter fur .he c. hair. carried. Andrew Akin
aud G. ". Noble, we're elected Vice.Pl ell
dents, md J. ". Wilt'o1' Secretary.
Elliott Anthony, Esq. first addressed tho
meeting, cordially indorsing the nom:aasions
and the Republican city ofattorm in speech,
which ELECTED much APPLIANCE
Aid. Ward followed in m excellent address,
He cordially endorsed the Republican ticket,
and said although he differed from the admins
decided against him, be Won]d endorse the peo-
ple's choice and he had no idea until now that
the administration Of Joha @. Hainei: had such
hold On the hearts of the people 81 it had. He
now endorsed the whoIe ticket, and ah ould work
heartily to secure lis e1etione~-
Mr. Justice followed, tenouncing the attempt
at putting On the necks cf the Chicagotsians the
Le compton Charter.
". WauQhop, Esq. to11swed in j. speech
whit h was received with tremendous al'plause.
He uid that when he went into convention,
and tie majority decided. syen against him. he
waa in honor bound 10 support the result Of
TINT 60 uyention. John G. Haines Nas above re.
proach, aud no one could point to anything cor
rupt in b Is Administration. He understood Mr..
B. F. Gar yer, Hi. Hadduck. and Judge Diekey
we're going for our candidates. He proguos-
ticated a splendid administration from Mr.
Haines.
He WAS followed in an sblo speech by J. c.
Dorc, E>q., which was received With frequent
cheers. Tee meeting throughout was atiaze with
enthusiasm, aud noble earnest of what tue pco-
pie intend OIL Tuesday.
At the close Of the meeting the following reso-
luton w:4s passed unanimously, when tue meeting
adjourned with three Hearty cheers for the ticket:
Rt.olsfd. That We heartily approve Of the
platform adopted By ths lite Republican Nomi.
mating Convention Of the city Of Chicago. and
especially Of that feature OF tho same which
promises retrerchmeut in The city expenses, and
hope to sec it carried ont, eud particularly as
regards the more prominent cfhces.
THx BURLINGTON Asn Qu1scr RAILWAY
TuAsks.-Ata meeting of The Chicago delega-
tion, on the occasion Of the opening of the Han
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad, I. Y. Mum, Esq,
was elected Chairman, and A. G. Burley, Esq,
Secretary.
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
R<soLrtL, That the ucifosm courtesy snd kind
attention Of the officers and employees Of the
Chicsgo. Burlington and Quincy Railraad, have
rendered our excursion one OF unmipgled pleas
ure, and that to them We return our sincere
thanks.
R<sotctd, That the President, J. Il. Van Mort
wick, E:q the Treasurer, Amos 7. Hall. Etq.;
and the General Baggage Agent, Henry Staring,
Esq.. by their efforts ~ olcers Of the road. for
our comfort hare laid rs un5er deep obligations,
while their social qualities as companions hare
entitled them TO oar kindest remembrauces and
regard.
Rksolpfd, That to the Chicago, Burlington aud
Qu'ncy Railroad we wish oil the success which
its fine load, it's admirable appointments, and
lts excellent management so justly deserve.
Rtso!ge5, That these resolutions be pub!ahed
l. Y. NUM-, chni1nun.
L. &. Buz1Ex, Secretary.
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4 SERVANT GtsL MuEDxRs HEa Rwy CH1LD,
AND cosckALs THE Boo1 IL HER TRuSx.-Iu
October last, as We learn from the Lane Leader,
girl named Lucy Ann Shopbell, came from Ohio
and engaged as = servant in the family Of Mr.
John i}enner, living at White Rack, Osle Co.,
Ill. Nothing unusual was observed pbout her
person, excepting that she wore rather Israe
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