, 1869-09-04
city POLITICS.
Twelfth Ward Meeting,

meeting Of the Twelfth Ward Ctlzcns' Club
WAS held at Marines Hall, on Ada strcct, lctrceu
Washington and Madison, Iaat evening. The Pres
idcnt, tcnefal Mann, occupied tbs chals. lie satd
they had assembled to copsder matters which
wcrc Of Interest TO Them Residents Of tic ward,
a proposition haA been made to dissolve tho Or
2anization, and he hoped It would be discussed.
In The Central Club, which had heretofore been Do
u!et them.
4 Eentlcmap though. the people Of cosk coon.
II hn1 tho right to RaJ who should hold onlcc5, And
uo RUG hsd any right 10 object
Nj. Lowc'! asked tho Chalr who had naslo tho
prnposii!ou ho referred TO:
The Chair replied TINT Mt. I4anc coCd gi7c 1omc
Information In regard TO II.
Mr.. Lime aal,i lie wns In General Sa'omon'a Of
1cc Jcsicr1ny, hnl the people thcTe scehiea u he
FcrJ anxious 10 have the hrcAch ID the Trclilh
Ward heaied. The citizens Of tho ward tn1
elected Delegates to represent them In tho Gem
sfnI Club. Tho delegates had applied for edmh-
screHt D! the ring, nnd you'd work for II, naylnu
,ctn received. 4 gentleman who wns viii! him
In tie office, haIi subsequently bccn abased h{
pitch l,iui, and every otht. Dnn WIN MAJ on tho
hlatr, overheard. tArpsnuhc.l lie was In fAxor
ol pushing th9 ring TO lhs wall although shry
wcte promised representation In tho Central tlut
| II they iEsban1cd.
| 4 gentleman tal.l to VA 10 fnyot Of unconAi
The Chair Dked him II ho meant that AZ mo-
| lion.
| Tho gentleman terBd No"
iiouh which scfc R1op.ot ut tho meeting hell 1t
Caes'onlan Hall on tic 2oth nlt
| General Mann tMr. McCotteF IN tho chair
| moved that theJ 10 taken up tt'iat,n1
Mr.. Willard 1na,lo tev remarks adysirE ualty
on tho part u tho people md lho onsupg OF tn
ring.
ALL. Woodland Hatd hH llR1 never known al
election 10 c1'tnc nj III Chicago R1nce he hal oee'
hero hut wbh. there wAa CIV hRalnas the Cour
III FhN h$r rNjt m. TF F1HC
lie hatl no tIoNhl hut they woulf when their tern
expired, want ~ he reelected. An1 use all tho tn
7hr party in power shuul', M. 10 cnnletnne'1 he
ssMso Of high tA1ation. nreat t1cnl NJ mpne
hnl necn srrnt: but i ~a. * pcnac', sor ,mrtort
ihr csly government expen,c.l .nonn, nselrss1
II,ey shoulr1 be ruTortH!. Thc 1lrpnItuan part
~, 'ss sgs. es1} IT, ns ,sdF r. setst9F' s
! anu.hrr rnE.y 70 Rerura what VIA wnnlrd.
lrnnFas Mann rr1nAkca tlRt II TIN ll'pi1l'lca
fa,'y woni esIrrrr. Tho rs!ls wnll a',l gA,A: +.
tt,nAmsn, thu trtnTratio tattl, nf alJthII
cltr 10 trH'rtt ihrn. a lnttlnn of the saul
'nsn! u IL" "rsm of ns, ts oonnty wH' ,;',s x
cntttt lhr H&,na al nnlAr.rs tor Tim htIresn,
: Aid. Wups,sE,l said aaa.lea could nei very wr
sss H.. s sss tho reas S a1S Viz ea ~
snsnl. % wsse alloss,l II TIM rcinsrss of deaes
Mann Alou. money being 9sed 10 ntoatitMa!e M vol! M
wo wfte usea s' 1t y for vi lat ~ puss nDa aaan a1n u
. ihat suea wns !ac ca.c. is i,
aupyoee that three men an,! s!o.xu could conir
9 t.ook County. Tae S,uth Ward bad always be'
purc. aud would yoto 1osl.it5 tn turn out the ms
, il what ma charged Haa supported bJ unc0nlr
/ sir. Gei, sad The Ninth Ward haa always he,
rusc, md for that reason II had never hau any
c Wand would never hare any Influence eitht
q unicsa the delegates wcre bought, rs the dcegat