, 1869-10-17
THE. ..cAMPAlaH.
Rousing Meeting Of the Citizens
Of the Second Ward.
Speeches By Henry E. Setlye, v. F
Coolbaush, Bdsar 4. Hewitt,
A.: +. Stevenson. and
= Bobert Clark. :

A: :. Stevenson. and
: Bobert Clark.
Some Thing About the city d..
postt Question.
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A Raoy and Critical Exaualuation Of
George W. Gage.
"A n nestiaK OF ,ha citizens OF The eeooaa wsra
wasAleld Int Eight II tho Everett House, on sha
corner Of Clark ard van Buren, streeu, tor the
purpoeo Of r1t1fytnE the nominations for wsEd
o1ce,y on tic Clt1zens' ticket, and expressing
tnetr sympathy With the principles which arc ah-
yocAted By 1ts roHtnees- The meeting, which
waa large and earnest opc, whs called 70 ord"r
little atte1 O'Clock, By the ChArmau Of tho Ward
COMMITTEES, Who nominated Nj. 4 8 ReJnolds u
P7saidens, who r ~ elected, and afses thanking
re raee4lnE for tia houoe conferred upon him,
intIpdnced MI aenry E. SceiJe to the meeting Is
tne nou,lnec the C1szeus' stoRet tor -Aidettne1
Of the Second Wafu- At. Seelye WAS rectiyed
with loud applause. -
~, II % cT3nxaa I'm AID Fzuov.crr1xxs: an
sponae to the very nstssr1nG nomination which
Ia I resdy q t.ee od ~ eosi sad q "a voSt Taa
circumstances OF the present campaign arc somG.
what pecullar-diutreus from those that hare a.
lion. ID lie Zig Of caicago. Tne 'saei .nst have
sade; theI s1e Mr do present disposed
s .aa, g. Ssea os i.a
before III. Ii u rot whether The WAY u 70 pe PROF.
eeoted WITH vigor of osusswsse: Ns have nosa-
st1uctlon of ihe states or TezritorieA That L al
past EcF haze We ANYTHING to DO with tue FL
teenth Amendment, its adoption OF rejection II
haue government right here 4tnapR oar4elves, IN
thta city Of ChHako, IN this county Of cooE
n.sxs 1s.s 40 Gown want tps =, as@e s'@e's
asd whether we shsn have VIA: We want as Or aot,
And this Is matter Of some little consequences 10
W occupy, whether We labor 10 one 1ela q d IN
assps d oas spis Il
III eot III IL sste y aos na sna d
Il ia great State: State Of importance md mag
| nitude, aud 1et when 70 consider that the Nho4e
Rosernn err, q about ! million and = quarter Of
ooArs, and the a1 Of tho city Of Chtca2o cost Of
+ ~ R9s 9aa ~, ~ sn1s9fa i.
couea ID well 70 Aak The 40easaoa oow we nre to
set In our municipal capacity, and wnat knd OF Of
! 20 sreas, 70 important, to be sd@tntsefsd Tai;
% ever, Sss, go q ~ . laosiaz @ saaa, q "a
~, 70 ~ ss ass IN sas 1T
aam.ul.tsEsa 81 s!n9le psfty. Thar We under.
been ons q tha. palsJ. and NJ aympa,niss haEa
been With them and ny productions ase al ~
fasor q Them; hcs Joa kno1 hor It is-wheu
io-, e,', e.y ~ Or sg.ss C. Rs' 9ass It ~, sa3
/ Mlely 70 become corrupt: aud waEt
1t has the power IN IL own hands and knows AM
there Is M power greater than H. tnsn II ts yer.
sssn a1 pasers ' T. - haaa asture l.. q te coz
- e es d l. '1s s lSs Rass e.; ;a
bas settled dorn Iast to .his, ny frde0ds, .'mp',
this, that the Repaplcan party, large majority o
taess vs. - e oppe.sanJ ~. Taen sa
Old Asues were settled the time. ~. least-tt
make change The Democratic party have felt
q change might properly be made, aEd inst, too
Tor the be1ent Of both tne Republican aud psmo
Ps,ss ssA We tss5 stx ; ~ ATT
That Is m these Il Of i; 1t 10 narrowed down t
Gosans; :Sss .s1 w. Ia s 70; y9a
We will join tn this errr to do what ne can to ac
n 10 @ste @ speeea % 10 yon 81 To- M light % 4 sba % nc
sou etten during this caovasE, md do wh1t ! cal
TO iuz1heE the tust and beneneent ends We have h
view.
Iwsa told TO-DAY that WIS not ntsed to run fo
n osss ne u y ths @ ct q chicago. bsssase nsve
but lhInk that ii y one that may he overcome
soa T g sn
ther me settlement Of this one single Issue, and
emmett ,:nd Of or County government oaTity fS,
| aid freejon from corruption, that there muy b
here government sh1s snail naxe our city Whist
i BY nature, md BY I'll other Influences, = des
proud % feei tsst NC arc c1sl.sns. fApplsass i
nxAAkts OF NE cooznAroA.
II nsponse % scpeased ea.!s, =: 7. ceo!hauga,
Esq.. anuresseA tho r eetlsG II follows:
r 2 ,Dsss gsiqAf y e
proceedings Of = meeting held 10 the Fourteenth
Ward, published Ia Tho Chicago Ee1sssne Fo,t
fer ns;oP S o. one ss s1ete - y feiess sae
r. e T9ea Ps as
s1a eoad ~ n4asht asssst hi. 5ut W :. fsr = sarn.
i. Raax ai e
wo1h had bsea opposea y ": G,osoau*h,, thc Pre-
steea.s ffsaf .aiaa deeo:is I Viz si Ia e
III y
| That, gentlemen, dte4nme u An authentic Fe
port oI the speech made hy the gentleman on tn
lhrafy Hall ticket Is cardiitate for MAJor. a te'
| GAYS s!nce the same gentle mau, Who 5ou Ft
ticket, sde = Speech, which IL reported IN to
sane paptf-:tae ors2h Of thas PaFty-fn the fol
loHlcg Wcr1s:
ne!tr .oofh; 10 notalaatisa. III von'd i III
ri IL
satsssai: II I'd t. ssaeS S' snS | hss hi d..
VIZ ccolhsash k.a Id ~ sssu. s'aess tsts eta,
ips e thf Hsss sn4 BE- nSE,tnatsd pa.e = :. 70 E
si Sss.ase he hsa had t6e % ei.s. moaes q ao:t *
IT, 1s' .es LIE e Il e
feSle.nsh dssns, 2 .ss.s I'd E:. 'pte r sx.!a
fs;Sa + sss asa 71sat *sVs 'Afrs fsasa
speeches made bF their candidate for Mayos, b
caute found them IN the organ Of iaetr part,
and tecaute tnsy affected me personally. u
re- md ,u,siaed n saa cou'ra'aea ned to e.ses aad
snsse su VI ~, !e en ~
has not oeen as great OF the gentleman who
running Tor Mayor on their ucxss-out IN al u
o y
Yo1rd 10 NAL, 3aba statem 1R1a 10 10 lev kofs19
stst Ments without particle Of foundasaon u
entirely destitute Of ruth ID etery respect. I ps
pose. now that hare II Opportunity, 10 u1e eon
: little tnstu3 Of -tnA qt.sx::..nn siluk lux
- stand It. have satd that these statements co,
Z ce1nlnF uJee!f sd VI, Darid 4. Gsge, candida
. on he peoPlea i!eket for 1tcasartr,sfe untrue
10 fnoWnby atntlenentn this foom, and al overts
c!iJ, hat Dad 70 part oIlot tn tho nomtnst1o
Of inc People - et-thAs v1s ahses,t non tt
as ~ neff ..s es r s enn
: only trer Of tho names q the nou1neeA npo
the ticket after ny return 10 the city, seEera da]
4 known 1f gentlemen n 10 cssy, sad bg. no. &C
Hsjor. xho m.ds saese ntstsserpen@,, tSss
"a % @s's na. 9,S 1 ~. @ see
. ii ii s. no@insttoa-nad ns1er 15of!
In 'p'asss sss4atr ''oas s,p,':sa !: md r.
3 III bs bsas n:as a. y ge9Ss ast
oss:, H. ssx e 3 m 9s e. sdo@ass e d.
] suca 9sssenenta ~ entirely without tonadsuo
and entirely uncasled for, becaute nobody me
! better teas n; eeorE T. 0fae, th.t t1eEe =,
tense oi prophet, vsseh ss.,aeea IL George '
Gsss to ;Rssf !. 2, NJ Ds,.d ,,; g,ss
are ao,h well Euown IN tnta c,tJ, sners tnay h.
.aesnes as ehes, h. snd Ta'es Ct tnsm
:: e!she1, y Likely 70 Be Used - tool The fact
4 u toese ststemeuu about ths city depoats y
10 .hro~ dust n fhe s7es of ne people.
Et Es tel yoa tne nnso1I Of <aeea o!sJ deoos.
70, And 10 NJ. David l. 'GAge IN oounectAou Vi
1 them 1t y known 70 the old fettfe31 OF tnla ri
= that Dayld A. Gage, IN 1854 was elected CT
r, Treasurer, ard Continued TO hold that of1ce I,
tso Jeafx Il Naa y rne -hru tne atJ deoo
Tsn III ,s9s fo1T G. W. ~ ,ea az ssye III
autharty Of Nj. D1r7d A. Gage, Who kudw IL
!. | trulhtnt mar. tR mating Qua statenens, d
!. gym ddTfnng shs tine :, te nse.1 seta tas na.se
! 1eelty or mdltscsy, from any bxnk corporation
Il : perzou or institution whatever, ono cent to Il
:. ] fot IN 81 -.