The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-10

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| YELEVENTH WARD REFORM MEETING
- At large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends O
Ref3rm OF the Eleventh Ward held in pursuance of notice
Thomas Symingt9n was called to the chair and Charles
George NJ Gill offered the following resolutions which
were BY James Hodges and after addresses
Resided, That the Reform movement in Baltimore il
designed to secure fair and free peaceab and quiet cleo
De he loo he may the right to vote without fear or ntm
fraudulent and illegal voting to restore the purity of the
ballot box to punish all offences committed the day
eeetion and to secure the election of the competent
Rescued That under the laws of this State the right te
vote by ballot secured to each citizen, and that this right
has been so secured that he may please with
voe and that the Striped or marked tickets or tn
employment Of any scheme or device to obtain knowledge
OF the manber in which citizen is voting when he desires
not 70 have it KNOWN Illegal and fraudulent and should
RsSs 5 Tha tt this t P esg has p in
dStns @ ta F ~ R e OF oentra committee Of candi
in JOSEPH BAuGHER, Esq the nominee Of the Eleventh
fed TO discharge the duties of member Of the First anct
OF the City Council that he deeply interested the pros
thoughts to the condition of the city government that his
him to understand our true interests and that his fmnes
and integrity give the most abundant guarantee that he will
and We pledge ourselves ali fair and honorable
Resolved That while this meeting entirely repudates the
loea hat persons visiting this city business pleasure
good or sufficient reason why from abroad should
sped IRON & M here yet We are con
our midst have been most injurious, and the administrator
for years past and especially the last election have
been char acezd by the grosset frauds and the
Pile has been DISTINGUISHED, that condition in respec
KAT Se len so mas oeen one Ct and slavery
declare determination to be- that every citizen shall
good and true in this city, whether friends or foes
reform to unite with us in this determination, and if they
eolred, That we entire confidence in the virtue
that their only object is promote wise measures and Gle
ae competent and honest men, that, although they may
Tor time be misguided by demagogues, yet it will be
raw 0 ian ana wnen they f in 5er majesty they vii
against those designing men who have for while led then
Resolved That the time has come when it becomes every
citizen who feels an interest in the prosperity Baltimore
devote at least day the cause Of his country
70 determine to do what is right and to stand up the
friends shall have thes-to show to all who viii eHdeaVoI
by threats intimidation violence prevent any citizen
from voting, that they will be met and put down; teacl
those who in the back ground who while they will
commit these ouages that they viii be eSposed and W
fr9 2y ned down m by an Indignant community
mated in desire to promote the best interests of the whole
community and hence had no utilization connection with
party that the eysin midst be reetifed only
by preserving the independence OF this that
purposes that object has not been and will not be t.
break down one party build up another party but pre-
Of al political parties and to make the only question in
PIE our platform then purity of elections, and the Sc
to take place. that the people Baltimore are able to main
o 6 aT fRd eana a
and that nov the people are aroused to
they respect and maintain them The triumph expect
M Will mot 5 10y party or set of
ion directed in the right direction, and intended accom-
umph wifi indeed be glorious for will be brought abou
by the nobet and in support of the nobest
who by the bases means have sought them
lP THE TENTH WARD REFORM ASSO.
IT. GIATiq T Eil hold an 9dqnEned meeting at Recha
II DANIEL NJ. THOMAS, Secretary.
lD FIFTEENTH WARD.-An adjourned
the Fifteenth Ward, will be held in the Piano Rooms Cam
den street 2PPDss the NatSqa H0te nstead Of Howard
O'clock. 70 perfect ths arrangenents for the Elec
to attend An expected to o'f s.
prGiEs66 K& RIs Secretary No X oharm an
aP FOURTEENTH WARD REFORM MEET.
w Ma meeting of the voters of the ward friendly
r n % TO e T nRd b in OF S IF y anc
s at FL RHa n Il B
'0psF i''n at O'CLOCK BY order s st fBe
lFP THIRD WARD REFORM MEETING
~ There will be meeting Of the friends Of Reform fol
sairs,) on THIS Monday EVENING, at " o'clock 4
which all favorable to the election Of Capt F. IVES
iA'' are earnestly ftq0eiEsq W R e BSsa
Its Ct the Committee
| lp NINETEENTH WARD REFORM MEET.
~ Ma meeting of the voters of this Ward (whc
eeon Of f f Rf2 % tn P R and in R ayo Of
City Counc viii be held at the southeast corner of Pine
and Josephine streets, MONDAY EVENING, October
| 10 h. at 71e O'Clock. A. L. KNIGHT,
oS-2t* President.
1~D NOTICE-TWENTIETH WARD.-The
W sgners of the call, also all voters of the Tween
teh ward, friendly TO the Reform movement, and to
election of C. SIDNEY NORRIS to represent the in
the First Branch City Council requested attend
A MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING, 10th instant, al
half past O'Clock, t. be held at AMERCUS HALL Pres
ton street, east OF Madison street
= A. A. CHAPMAN,
fS2t Chairman.