, 1869-10-04
TIE CITY ELECTION.

1E6 PIT ElAA NJ DLHAI ~ HAA4t15 p
.n,plcte orgarization Of the people Of
every wsrd in this city, With view to
emancipats themselves at the coming el. =
ier from The thraldou, in which they are
held hy the self constituted oligarchy. The
rsoEts q. etcas or ten Offices to be ffled
this f.1' amount to nearly Saoo, COO q yee".
and the most important question to be DE-
trimmed at The election is whether the off,
ce,:; to be chosen are to te elected by the
People ~:lo axe taxed for thei. support, or
by few r1-ons who uEe them to rnaintoin
aroli,ical regency. It IS no longer ques-
ton whether the public Offices are to be
f'led by Democrats or Republicans, bu.
whether a few DOZEN hqnor ss}oons
s'1a,' aict7!e + both parties. e1a to the pub-
=: ger erallv. Woo shal be elected To OBJ
in u no1'7a...oi it is reqp'site to s,s L.
mitted and inflated in the Ring. md the
4. Of emission is hea.J ons- With
II 7gres-t. revenue Of $500 a yee-,
the work Of perpetuatius their rr'e
is comp ,..hve'y eass. To saecss-
fully resist this close, co,sup pit ard
powerful organization requires union and
viporor. action It is q struggle that
has been often made, and alwayi Eac-
cessfully when the people make mp
Their mind, to be successful. Tta pox.@
Of tie Ring is in their money and the sa-
loe.s they control The power Of the Feo-
pie :s IN tte'r numerical strength. If the
whole vote Of the county cs1 be bro'ght to
the polls, !',cEe VII not hs q ward nor q
l. .tnc. which will Bost1'n tho R'1c. II
."ooses every 1n.p, 40 de- 'rc1 II rid tie
t-ty aua"rounty of thx-e who have u.s. ID
t.c absolute right govern, t. set out ta.'
yote. For this pr-paa t''e.s should ros
only be wr~d organizations, but an org.7-
izstion in every prednc.- There shoa'd be
meetings. held in ev-i. loc.:''ty a. le.-i
.,.1oe w>ek until election day. Citl1en:
~ho are knt .sa to tie plblic Tor their pr
vate ard publ: with e,d 10 rs po'
:,csare, sc ID A.: I'D the @ uca.ias: and
f,or1d address TIE p: .t'ae. Merchant end
N t-n;c- 20. md lawyers, all o!
ni,o.a 1a,- deep iute. st N thorough
t=foln Of our loc aAai-s should SO II
these meetings, and, BY tteir pr
en-, and their voira, estis'y ttr
po, teas 'nete Is ao~ ''o' 80
form xhieh, ns eesee MY aeSe "
oae "a a3a' Ane sie11' s1.11Ns
r. ia can tnees n'eee.sa' ~ SUI saoHss. W.
e they a1e p''s'a>a WILL s''Ap'-'A'
A.'eaker. ,
This refo1.n movement offe1d spce'a1 II,
1ueen,cT s to young men. 4 gang O. lazy
co1fuPt: and many oi 'oe" 1neo.nte'en'
men nave helzea 'oe government u '.'e q
and county. ihes holc possession o. ever
noad to prefe1nent' iheS pstpe1nte me -
reign " selec*'ng e'ets sutA'"n - Aue'
nunter. 1hey ao'o 1ne ca'5 a'o eouH1
easu11ea. 1hey ass5 me .a3es, ann ,ns
20 iect the.n. iaeg re Aososo's' rto
foe'r dlcfauon tness Is no .Ppss'- =
) 'ans man c'9 ever nop@ 1or Pc! e'"eh'
e. Tor pubic feco2nhion. "o'e7 7s Us pays u
pre- denf7ded by re R7SS. a7o &C srAoc
his manhood " becoming III s'ase aoo 'oo
10 tha young men t7's chs.eos mos,
Hert ode1a TIE 1ne7"s o. o<eah''s do.
this r>Jtp,ng f1d die~a nse' dsfes'I.
ps-e' w'th'1 reg hs7$1s re snef Il O. =. ~
dir! Chicago fo-s7e: O. t"e so@tap''o
which row 1a't It. Ifefo - caaace
refo N the Be I'D Q: Sapel 'iEo..-sae { 5u'
sy Legislative which !es'e7f7d COLE ~ ::
ation. 1te1e is a et"1so t, re:o' n I!
Common cJrnc'-s'e casJ legts'aIass
which leyiea e1d ptoside7 Tor the to'cc-.c
o. uo11 t1xe5 tha7 is levied ~ fae 1:2e'e'
tprts of Ws-so.a. 1ud'~'s1 toS-; ed VI
cons5n eo.nbsas l. isese - . ea~T ~
sum tee SafaoFS OH ea"- II ~