, 1870-10-14

ard the other Fenlzn pr,suaezs tAp2!snse., He
as'Fed @ ahes ass Tssaan'' scf; pa r o. ~ ,anass
Policy, he Vlshsd nlt conntrJmeu were
Hcre divided In pclltieA IL would be better for
nomtnated oflcers; they anouId porninstt ~
best men for the btneiit Uf the whole pslp;e lie
did not agree with The meeting IN politics, bu:
s* healthy: :ns mHta'se tdess would nor hurt any
Mr. 4. 4. Robinson reminded them tn.t the
= gtslrJ Law was still In force, and thst next
:n,s 5ustaaJ ths REGISTRATION would begin TncJ
The meeting soon tfte5 adjourned.
ANNOEkcExKSIS-
ft.ld meeting at Fre,l Scs,Iarth,s house, Nj. II;
Hest Eighteenth ssresI corner 5cocrs,n, On Sal
GTte Republicans OF tue Nineteenth Ward vii,
bold public meeting Tonight II $50 O'Clock u
Turner Hail Coca fpeAkers will address rue
meeting. prominent among whom are lion. E. A.
cnloncl Eassman. James L s'ark. ESQ., and OH
ets. All Vice Presidents and members of the Ex-
fcutive COMMITTEES VIII plea%e attend, as business
Of importance will be tranactet. All Republicans
a mass meeting or the Republicans. OF The
LWehtieth Wa1d vii be held this evening In
will be mhde by Fhtllr A. Hoyne, Peter uani,
candidate for Col1ectof Hank Ksufmao, canlli.
date foI Coroner. Qua nusse, candidate for Alder
). l. Morrison. John r. 8eaaian. ). +. Flasr;y, ).
), ltaiy, ana III The boys generally.
The meeting formerly held ii b; Coles otuce,
Marines 3Ialt this evening. All the West DiyIs-
ltn wards are Invited 10 attend ana especially the
.a1-paysis and The committee who are to report
TH1 WORKING MN.
a mass Eeetlne OF ths wortingtneu Of the S'nth
@ Ward vas he'd ia1t cvsa!nS At 40 GO Blue Island,
W!llt2m NcA1ppe in fhe cbAiF.
MF. GseenepauM. Ia addressing the meeting.
Eatu the5 lat come as sotets and Al workinzm
rot rot, q M pattisant. ue had alWaYs voted foE the
do 70. lie hoped the Republicans Il the MeeunT
came with the same purpose.
~. Jennings spoke aZainst the Know
Lhor u Massachusetts.
Mr. Frank LAwlo. came as Republican aad .
NntktneMAn. hut not a one worEtpr for o.1lc..
bu. he did object % Goone Importation. Il should
bc stopped. lie wAa IN fIy0r Of thorough Or
Raniza1ion against II lie then us*t..t tae
Labor tlt.eiasa- Tn. eatter was The Aa1ac luIyl-
dual u h0 na.l sold out the Iaocr clement s,me
yeats aso. oood men should ne sent :, tie Com.
killed the eight hour movement In this cisJ.
Mr.. McAlplne remarked that the labof of1anixa-
tons whuIl pnt Dp tickets in the Third, Seventh,
aad Fourteenth "a41A lie waited the Sinth "
NJ. Fori thought all worklugmen were Demo
crats- To his mind the rsr:ns wssa s5uonyaous.
Tine nhject Ut The movement was 10 put down
taxation. Monopoly sLould be anuhiAted.
Ar. BateAam TA4 In favor Of pnrfying p3ltt,cs
he wanted TO elevate the moral atmosphere Of
the Ninth Wa1.l. ard hoped that none but good
and aouest men would be elected from Il. The
present representatives In the Council were cof-
fupt and unit for the rlacs. lie believed there
WAL = good Fiune c9alIng. In which men Nould
vtc for nen a they now did for measured
AHierEual Eomlskey did not know whether be
ha'l any right to speak, fut he had always been
Denaocias, and rok 4 tieMasocue, for he hsd g.
ways voted the Democratic u;Set aud been sap.
ported By Democrats He expected no R.7u1:t.
| ran TO vose for h.nt, mad they need not unless
] they wanted to, Mr. Bate haul had aspersed the
AlucI mau from tie ward. aud slid That the Mural
condition Of the watsi should he elevated, s.
| far as he kurw there was no. q
| man in the ward vino was not the peer OF MI.
| RItchan1. lie had an object In view. Mt: 11ate
ham Has ry ipg to oppose him tcpmlsse,> FIR Of
:e trying t, ert hs place. and set he saii tacte
were no honest men IN oilca III. Batehau
cl tItntd that be was nnt an oicesfeeer, and YET
| his Eame cR1ue before The DeMocracy 0l
| tne wa5l 1tat spring, hhd was deseatet
] At tho primary clectloas. HI wanted II
Keep one pure E1aa n the wn:ri, a1d therefore, he
wanted Mr. Batleham - keep oRt Of otfce. He
thought trcre WAS nlggef Ia the feuc. anil that
| The worhinsmaus lodge Vas starteI ty certain
men 10 ret INTO odlce; and. as usual. such m :n
| were deE,nyuznes. ii. ttil nut believe t7at
| successful wusL,uglaan's party cou.u be o:yaa
! led. ...
y The meeting then adjourued.