, 1870-10-15
CITY POLITICS,
Rousine Republican MeetinPs in the
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Wards.
Free Exprcsstons OF Opinion
Concerning Candidates..
announcements of Meetings to be
Hold Tonight.

Hold Tonight.
H1NKrxrx71 WARD.
An cuthusastic meeting Of The Eineteenth
Wart Republican Club Was held last evening IN
Turner Ha1l, on North CIsrk street. President 4
II. BuxlcJ In the cha!r. -...
Aftc. the reading Of the minutes, President
Buriey announced thst Ill the nepu biicaua In the
ward were requested 70 join the club BY aiguinR
The constitution. Alsrge uumner OF additional
uamcs were obtained.
The President then introduced Colonel Hugu-
ntb, candidate for Sheriff. He had lived In tue
ward. aud saw many familiar faces, who stood IN
the ranks when the party Was organized. Since
s,iun ipnnepce, the country haii p:osnered and
n0urtshed, and the present Republican Koyera-
taeLt was respected sne world over. While the
rAf1y OF late hal divided On sorae msnoE lasaes,
II was always unit wnen cardlnal qre5uons were
Ut stake. lie had hoped that the present canl-
ragp would he conducted IN n fftrMdI! spirit. hut
&c was afraid thut now some difficulties might
:rtse. He hsd hoped that no ticket would have
cen nomtnated before the convention. but,
- last evening Ticket Mas nominated a. tnc
himself now nominate ticket as follows:
F. F. Ssss,:.iIJs.e}Nh r Msam MstHa,p ,btu..,
for Cs.os.+ -Henfr speafI
Concerning Mi. Me.itll. he would say that he
LSu always bcen tue 10 the parry and country.
ne was cahan nn, nm aa,ssr 1oa w ~ % apt
.se seu.e' .rma, nns ,he titrrs ics,f1n1 eie.
sar1s, ~ thrne Ttrisona n fhc sIts NJ baj
,nt nn.,ii.d MI .n1 nT Ia sent5emen "a had nom
,ta,et3 oI f,t fseye H. IA I1Vht to nse isir
aames cc41,o =, cssafse Me boa.a - tas5
,ss Wefe xr: Ssfa %ea.,. naaste &c aos ssopes soaia
ke to hs n'geed On ne ,,a,H, s1ns asks:- a As
n, 10. " u, mtM br ,nnnent H. Wns nrrirraSir sn
nus n. -. NJ IAN ;rsve tn,d;ar .ra
20 ac4ut qasrnea N, so1 am1 h nat n s.as ~
a. c9u ~ " .a;i1 IL RTaIIaV ~ ronnt3,ss M.
~ ,1snt a.. ~ ~. of1ne ~ Sne;If Eas wn1tnT y sn,
Es ~ ,s Ut ~ ~ - nssn h"rn,x Sherr ~
ao.e a" ". no 80 % ntoS1 no r. snWaa - - -
81. Hni Tne,S.r nnm1s'ats,s =, M Sn hr,ierrd
n1s M ~ 1nea,tnnea Wa'I III ii o"
nv .s isr ~ Stsc.,etIans @ wtSt
tut@ Aoe ie6otaA ""'4 va "Aes t.44As
Vt Tne Chairman THANKED N,. Iucun,n for hts rr.
m.1Ss ND esneraIIT Sor The fairf1ess viii Whicn
r. snM rT.s54 ~ y. in ne c*ndnares "asA
nr = nHrr. havinv h*eT rnife1 nnnn. sa,a.
- e.-S,5.,s. he ny NJ naestor ~ W. na1n 1aa
| inr Ihen. put ne I'D no. @ knoa NY Only sach
sSre ,,t.ht va sn1ces,ad ia hsS nearI r1ct"t
a. 1oif II h1rb fnitet, him for rnniidates: For
n ne .ye Isa,s}atare. H. i. Matd, IT, Esaas:on: IL F.
Mate ny =. y. a.aa5u, ~ - ,,i, =. oalley.
aLa =. L. .h u M ,rsiEs .ae sha,sH np1 ea
| IePleseLL lue ->o1sa U'asloa % Il eao0lu oe
! tentesenteo
tss,1ehs s bu1aey ,aeuSG. ans uec1pE lsmasas
sa.sd tss ~ HeLs9' !sat s n,f M ~ aSn 81
| 4
20 m4at " ~ ~ hsst ~ te at,t1 "e "eu'o
r.;on; r. EjmrnT y~sssn 15cu,ht thc,. mn
" ~ . anSMan1 ~ sus ~ ~ AseP
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sa5 y LnSg ,nI,G ,hee h NJ 10 bs esnefa
tGs pSulaE y sooo ueat AM mopa x!se so.as ~
t6pt ~ tsener,.H ~ ~ ~ hseht' h' ne "oan' ~
,.i.e4s him IN sfs.ss'y Tor hls aSs;,lity nnd
sas 6 et s
noninaed is far Tie Iesi.avnrc 'I he aef coad @
a ne sTs sGs1 .arfe
oEs, MT tMo csnnanasss. anti y saat , soanee
rni"neS %p mn IT, va nv sau mate an anie cindsa;s
IT, H. ut e1icve IA; ie 1,cxci no inatter VIZ
Mss noninateu, Ronta pe ae.e1een IN 1na atsites ,
ine rasIy @as aSatn @ ssnente, ana hs aM no
"; Dsef feua aTEc't, IN anS~ef 10 ~. S9s9en Ma,
taat he mao had At. Fins:sngs hamc on nis l!sl
rad Informed HfM taat has business YOU'D not al
Intt nf bis acceptance. Regarding Ar. AedlIl, b
c.Gld say t,Sst he % was & ta.FpnEh ! party MAI
MI. Lowell believed mat inc rEn7e general
had united On ME; Medtl!. 9nd ~ taon9ht that h
rT1a!d MAKE a a. na1nIfao's Rsrrescnta.'sSS =; Sro
NJ OTTO ieltzsr was tnfsoansen , ~ ifes:aHn .a
1T on The Reio1in tickes without hs Seeking
| SAW III NHa, lGI tHt utSh N!lGcr AIi nNSS-oEEAet
Int would earnestly support the Regular non
uces.
Alderman MGAnley thoL9nt tla1 INC most IL
| NIL sent pretty gonl delegation to make. th
LAW constitution. and he wanted to send sp0
. thaI Instrument. Mr. MeA1iey then oIerei Il
following resolution, which was auoptel:
ss TIT e M ssst e :s. s fss +
son ss a1 S;3Gns f,i.. :,d4 sGa r =, s."1a q q
n. ~. lr. " III nrI ~ sss!S' a.
,ssa. s,tai1y !esEs.s ee :. IT, szseH
Sor% Ci.Tk et1rrt, on ~ TurstsS rrrntut ptst 70 20
Tilt totrthcs to ir keat rusr u lc pussuet In stles
H. p A,Wasea ~ ,s * .s s2.esnsa wsra thought II
y Lts wa! to rre-srEe the Republican iakty was
= ttmtnaae Eoe:s men f"s vi the N!iGeA None We
!. | % tm2l hut they should be well htfei
Y lit, Wiisitme, OF patatice, announced himself es
candidate frr the Legislature, aud teteered 70
i'sCsca 70 ScTsnfs T., q, h!s good chasnse ,
enc length Of 10. Importance Of the coming Gle
'ion. nnd exrsc.ses the hope thai Tue Republican
eoi Tsa sex es!seen sas oe M
\ 1htp. u ~as espf. fnMS atn1adta1s Shaa sod MI
y =hould e ssnt ,a,11 70 Shs LeHs1asprs. . uu.o.
J Mr. Na'-h. SULLIVAN, la answer 10 gener
= "sf, main = stirring SfNttn. AHhoa9n one o.
.ccrlc who WeIc tn scGslleIane I9a5oTtT VI vi
! ;ne oEpost;top, he nnd alTaJs STOOD ~ hepue
/ 81 ped for lhelr elcct ~ tu the futu1c- MI. Sui
VAN was loudly arp!sn!fetl
Ioonyl ~ Eassnn ssia q n Sl 10, hot ere n y pas M
e ticket wond he nominated, an.l he would give
! iiIs hearty support.
- Tit h'uf being very late The mceuns tnena
: rwEs1ixr1 wAEn.
aae Mepae1ns ,.s, 0! as ~ frh III H.. nes,
inaSs nee4nk !ast , ssennE ,!nE - 0shfm la
,on ana M1am Cfktan Ss;rs ants .,s11 Ins ate t
ss Ms4ds W. re tninp,ss of he Iast eeti et
j. wcrr reat 5, MI tark1an. and Il vers anpeoyeaI
o1ohst ~ E!aa7 Eas1 11 a., h r;s neoa t9
II W. ~ sS ~ ua HI Issna "'1'o uA' >" ne
M9, psy Wsat o., To-, to staIe a tnst the best men
t; snn ~ " s se@I ~ - n
ne %ot6 9eGun ~ ins i o Nnn, an1 y,
p1!n,a,ItsI '6ey xau!ea " oest 81 Ees e r ~
an s tGs, ~, .,Mes ~ u 'nv W,,,s ,a.
n,.. ~ 1 ~ Ta aes,o,uq', troq r,s,,n
d. NJ Williamson twct nnSn tae sasness1ess
IT. alanne 1os @ ~ siSa3J MtraoIcaa,s ~ aaa " q
si:lsis - 81 ss sae .son .ss
.n5stieie xi,a ,ne si.y = !: xoaa "a y sStssd s
'ssssEe ~ e s.'''-s s1a' s sa.''4 49,. Wv e'N'N''s
SesaIea Ss1r SteE; sseE ssks fSr few oass
nc ,se!i, aud IL uuion because thets opnouen1s e
:; ally and wa!ehia!. as III !a:e clsetlous y
III sluali be nliet. hJ honest ami ap1e men.
~, A1. JLan J. Hea1y moved thst committee
- ass. oso fsnm each psecsass, be Appolnsst
~ The nlo,iou prevailed, and coloncl Eastman,
ne. ~ lIoynr j. J. Nea{y, II. r. Miller, and J,
i::1zMhn wrie appointed on thu committee
| Tie cc1nm,ttsc retired.
We Mr, i. L, Morrison stated thst the West S
II MS all 1,chr, and II the North Side wouln "a
II II S:ll, aIl wr1!d Is sale Essn soe Eifhth n II
a. ~.uht No Republican (anPlause1. lie tnFt
'n; $trf1Q rim H.aLiIey1, a. prr1aps some Of th
eiIt Wtul,l ulctt MIN on sumo occasion vi
On. ,tn Aufns su4a. rrnr16 rot IN nta