, 1859-04-04
nEPuRLYcAr MASS MEETING Al
mETROPOLITANH HALL.


An 1shnaae1itc Cha8tfsed.
The Republican Mass Meeting at Metropolitan
| Hull On Saturday evening, despite the unfayor-
able weather, was well attended,. Able speeches
were made by Aessrs.- Elliott ANTHONY, Grant
Goodrich, aud Isaac n. Arnold. Abou,
nine o'clock Mr. John Wentworth made his
appearance in the hall, accompanied by a
solitary bag-piper. Wentworth being called
to the stand, the pair took up their march TO the
platform, Wentworth first and the bag~piper
playing Yankee Doodle in his .wake.- After the
latter had finished, Wentworth commenced
speech in abuse Of the Republican members Of
the late Legislature, aud what he chose to de-
nominate "0ld Cnims.' He occupied the
stand about IN hour and a half dirersifyiug his
sneers at the Legislature With remarks bearing
upon the Judicial election. His speech was
| partly cheered and partly hissed.
After his harangue Was concluded, Hon. y. 3.
Judd was loudly called for. Wentworth made
his way out Of the hall with much expedition.
with our head.''. AE. Judd took the stand and
said that haying been member Of the atrocious
body which had been sneered at Tor an hour
and hnif aAm the stand Of Repub}i-
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."essu.eu 1t op'AsA.n. D'1A lA'
'oassas ees''on s'ei an'"u 'Aoel LUZ A." W"
stitution, they Qhe Republicansl, though in
minority Of. five in one branch and three in the
other, had defeated every party measure Which
the Democracy had tried to force through-the
I Arpnttforr9ant hill 1ar1 7forf fhnr{aF the
0Pp''t'o.uea. p''', tne Aeeonpsou enAt 'Ae
All ~ niaAe " H. D. fonue} olate treasurer,
aua a"' on Tue otnef nano sne5 nao peoeoseu
| toe passage ot At! me local measure aaectln5
eooA county, "h'en Inc People askea 'or' LUG
aene'm iesol1s ol Inc session haa oeen na'lea
Win aehsht os Inc "hose hepaoncan party OF
'he o'ate' ana os none so enthusiastically as BY
I Only one man in the State was found to snccr
! at the triumphs Of the session, and throw dirt
upon the Representatives Of his Own party.
| (Coutluucd applause.] That man had occupied
the stand Of a Republican meeting nearly two
| hours in thrusting innuendocs at honorable and
uuexccrtiouahlc men whom the Republican par
ty had invested with power, and who had sought
to serve their constituents honestly and intelli-
| gently. [Cheers.l- For one, he {5lr judd had
| got tired Of that thing, and for the future he
should characterize it suitably. [Applause.1 It
| vas bascs business thau my other nun would
engage in, but the one who had just spoken It
was calculated to destroy the party and
iaperil the success Of its principles; and
| it could not be tolerated in any politi-
cal organization, as it would not be tolera-
ted in my society Of gentlemen. Loud ap-
| plausc. After some remarks of the same tenor
in relation to the late assaults in the Democrat
Oh the Republican members of the Legislature
from Cook county, Mr. Judd closed with an
| eloquent c1hortation to the Republicans to do
| their whole duty on Tuesaa3a--
The meeting then adjourned With three cheers
| for the Republican ticket,
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'.oA. toN 'AeA"s' "'H.s.-"c peeo
no'ae iot 'ne ,"s.an' sou"s s'r's VI our GUY
"clo''' '7cnoo' "netc lucy may enjoy tae aa-
'ansases o. care ano trimming ana "holeson'el re-
s'"'ne s'''''a' ~ mat "ne.' oas IN 'ne IKE Ill
s'"u1'oh ~" III operation lof ooss' oeen pro-
auc.'e u SO hiueh gooa'
lhose "tso oes' kno" the facts' onr magas-
fa'es' ou' olncefs, Ano" tnat mere are hun"
ofeas u hes'ecteo' "'e1cheu female Children 10
"nF c'i'' WIG naunt a'fty altcss ana sqaalid
Aofnes' peg Or fS'e" n'eIhooo' and grow up to
s1cc aou in'atn'' Us II were oS regular appren-
'Mesn'p'
1heE aFc from ten to fourteen years old, or
oloes. not unf1cqucnfl5 fhcy nre brought into
INC iolsce Court aifer night with tic haggard
"ao ocsoe'eo oe1oaRnes o1 me sockup CELL y
enArec o. 'agrane5 IS Drought against thems or
,.feeny :" may pe' ana me onehee IS proven
NO" "Aat shali DC cone will Them. lie pre-
| siding magistrate knows that to send them TO
br1dewell to associate with the poor wrecks Of
al that Is womanly, in its Female "ard, were
worse far than to seek for them at once adnis-
sion to the brothcl. And what else than Bride
well hare we2
When little ragged dirty Bob or Billy, coatcd
! with gutter mud, comes up for stealing "old
junk or stray wash tub the remedy, just the
.~cnledy, thank God, we hive, aud week later
sees Robert or William clothed and washed, mud
in their right mind, attentive, earnest and easrr
imong the Reform School boys Of good Mr.
Nichols. There hopcst emulation, words Of
cheer, the comforts Of home, ali encourage the
lad, aud water for the first time, perhaps, the
few stunted and crushed right sentiments aud
sFnpathics Of his nature.
But Nargcry or Jane, Dob's sister, is dirty as
he, as neglected as he. uukempt, unframed, with
her little feet tottering over verge, to pass
which, to wo1nanhood is tic b}aclncss Of de-
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home. In behalf Of Catha1ine Courtenay, rs
representing far too numerous q class in OUT