, 1866-11-04
UNION RALLlNS.


MeeilnGs were bel4 on Saturday ereufnr In say.
rral Of the wards Of the city for tic parposr of
conftrr1ug together on the issucs OF lhe imnrud.
Ing contest. In all there was 4 feeling OF deem
esrncstpess manifested, I determination 10 work
for The success Of the Union ticket on Tuesday.
NINTH WARD MLE{1Na.
A large and very enthusiastic meeting VA, h.la
TOE Skating Park. NJ. r. Il chaodicr prr.idsd
os Rno4 IL st ee.se, e. I'd .3:
avery earnest, able and In many portions a hu.
1norous tpeech or the important qns alonA Of The
parties os!he past lae. showing how lil,ls Of ula
pss, i Seaaas ,hs h0' sa1s Il asea ps@oe1ss n e
e1sion Of he ConatitusIoah Ameadments iaas now
before the people for thclr Adoption, showing how
every patriot wa: bound TO sn,tain them by every
the policy of the rro-sia1ety Democracy, selling
torh in tss elearcss light The fact thai he disec
ton Of The party wns incyilshly toward The doc-
oniy % node % q sseiu.y eheekias s Lee cs H. eon
ssfss'' sdeps ths 'a coasij.otlenal Hn.ada snts i
Pr eeioaa.nt onfe to 1Be memory Il
lincoln and sentltncly reviewed The trcachery
and folly Of lhe successor Of That lamented patslo
dixcursiyc manner. owing 10 The fact that each
moment Hon. Ms. Judd ind General Bere:ldzc
wrrp expected and be only expected to All up TIC
dress with an eloquent appeal 70 bis hearers 70
conc out and do thes duty on Tne.day next In
aseisl!ne 10 .tnt,cste the principles Of universal
liberty ard tgEa democracy. opposed 10 the dis
hor OF and treason Of Andfew johnson.
Henry Grceuehanu. Esq, was next introduced
9ore q ns a. & &
Kepubi,ssn nee.nF. i'll, s1position % q bis Dn n.
foveibIe, s1d Instinct With ihe iie and spiri. M ot
the true old Democratic party. lie frequently
and loudly app1auded for lii unqaallnedly loyal
D. .. DriseoI. Esq., also addressed the meet:
suited to he character Of the OCCASION.
HxTKSIA AnD TwE1r7u WAuD5.
An enthusiastic meeting was hold at Aurora
uall. No. 1ls Milwaukee avcnne, BY the so,ats oi
the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, for .he purpose
was organised by the selection O: Alderman Aeks
hos Is chairman.
General E. S. Solomon made thr leading I'd.
70 eompsri.en of :hc elsins q Geaesai % Be9s;. @
dcc and Vi. .Diyerecy as contcndtng candidates fo1
TIC ehe,ia3ty, pon!lu9 ont that while the onc had
6zhtine .he battles q hi. eonatsy. One tDiseaey3
had declined To- subscribe for the relief Or hls
wstd from The chances Of I dram, whl1c the o1tel
institutioss oi BIZ eoantr7. in T IcvlesInr IT, IT,
prospects, Of 6tatc legislation, he spoke at some
lsnsth ss.inst the system Of epeeiai legislation
confederation OF the measures presented
oi lie wo1singucn ia trusting Iaeir .ate1e.ts re- W ts
| those who had. tn time gone hT, Ieyocated The
rights Of scltconsl.uted s1IstocEacy to hold
| slaycs.
Tho remarks Of the speaker wers frequently Ia
tum with marks Of favor such "a seldom g1cei 4
L l. Bond. EsS. fo'iosedt a His appearance
shss1tns. E IL remarked 'a' IT,. ID ;Ss 1Gat ii@s
Wtthin fcw days. tbc ei.zcns Il IL distric. fl i;
wonld ehortly represent would be called on, mo-
on1J 70 vote for him. hut tor those who in ihei,
tcrcsts Of the people. nc Urged all who hesrt
him to be prevent at tho polls to NOT wait Iol
tpeesh. hui 10 rely npon action; e haa no doub
tn! even . successful party could not ani'rd t
Il steior5 10 whics tbeir numbers Soaid not en-
accession. The speech Of III. Bond WIS yer!
l'dcf bnt tint which be said was lissened to witt
9uie, attention. and when he concluded prior il
The acceptance Of The motion to adjourn, lout
cheers ~eze given for him. as the Representative
OF the, sixty-hrst Legislative Dlstr.et. Cnecf
of ss tea
then adjourned.
An efthutiastc meeting was held ut Aid
MteIae1 Ftnnpcan's, eosner of Archer road IN,
NcetinE street, In Bridgeport 1t Was well ii
tended h ths Unlon Republicans Of thai portio
attron:ho!d Of Democracy, h,,s Is evidently O.
Gaping from the control Of that delunci orgai.!xs
ton. The andiencn was compoeea chiefly I
lsi1hnen who bare been lifelong adaorcuss {
to the fnteEests Of their country and to the prit
ciplcr Of universal liberty which they cspons Il
Speeches were made by Nj. Miller and n
Desse. both Fenian orators, JustIce D'Wol
General Bevcridce, S. A. Itsin' Esq t. II She;
n.d, Esq. and Others, and The rottenness CT ii
Democratic party. III faithlcssness to the 1risl
| whose eotes Ii had controlled, and Its opposl4o
TO The great measures Of universal feeelon. wes
strongly exhibited, and with marked elect u2o
The audience, a. their repeated applause an
lain the Republican nomlntct, testified, IT
Fifth Ward 10 being redeemed from the influence
which lave so long controlled It.