, 1870-10-16

hut II was not necessarily without ita power
a,ri innu:nce 70 the result OF the election. They
yutes would count In the general result, In the |
eit ctton ot Cornncr, OF Members Of the Leg1s- |
!a'ute. and Of con9teasman: n order q do
and 10 exhibit determination 70 DO their duty as
cIt1zers. Zee t3at good tneu are nominated, do
II fatr;5, aId then rouse up and sec thcy are
III. j. Kiuc:sch followed In few rema,ke. nd
dressed specially 70 the German residents Of the
M. A. l. MORRISON wza then called for, he 4
sait, after good many meetings, which md b@cn
very pleasant, and Roo! deal OF public talking, |
ii the ca,nratgn was about To commence. Next
T1e#lay the registration Of voters would begin,
snS aFs .d 70 s. Pa{ at :eu
tn.y 1ould DO the work. 4 great deal depenied t
oily In importance to the Presidential ELECTION,
inasmnca " The S',1sns u sn Ws5g callsa up'a 70
ss's; ssn; sy sas Necessary sea n's1 n!Ss seve1
man a.N6the head Ct the NenablIcsu
the party as TO rary II on to victory. THIS Was
the largest and most important Congressional |
district ID the United States. According. TO the |
soO, ,O00-and ne believed, that dEd not represent
the real tIg1ses-eo that We we're entitled to three
aaf1g 9e s seqsat - ,S our sana
ro1lIonmeut as vet; We had one, however. aud |
i, Vas matter Of the ycE gravest importance to |
Isa1,iIsmsnts rnnsisg ~ Of tnls m conSrsssonsl s mai
p's,,iet. VINO was tue nost asaa9ls man io5
many men In this city who, In some particular
~: iHc,s, would III the position with credit But
the man whom We send 70 Congress from this
District from CITY OF such metropolitan tendcn-
cics and aims, must be no mere local politician,
nuy man Of comprehensive and national vtewA
La p,npesiee.un capsey should be co@mensaate %
wn.se influence would BE- eousted " statesmen
now @ come % when It VA. proper ioF The citizens at
| those ward meetings 70 manifest their views 10
as. " hs .es ssaSste' wasy assy Ts =
people. These conventions were TOO often mere
disisiuais Who controlled them. ne believed this
convention would not be 30, and 1t VAS therefore
ana s ass Is sesa
u say that without deslElng 10 any way to dictate
10 ne citizcns OF the waEl OF to force hts atr1ce
cou'., rem tnIs city In CONGRESS better than
any candidate whose name had yet been men,
tione,l IN connection with that position, and be
ihsoushoat the entire community that he
ne ma ns sae .eesye ssy waas as VIZ Gs :as @
Mcdl1l II the head OF the ticket It was forcsone
conclu<fon that every man on that ticket wonsd be
q as Ha Id
| ~itt great many Democrats that the demo-
had NJ. ners S1 INC sss
| Lcn. 1t was, therefore, the sutcst wag to victory
| 10 nominate i good man for Con9ress-oue who
osa apy nsE,g He Seeve Iii! Mc va vas as1e q
unite the elements OF the Republican party
s ~, sRs essr ma IL sSRses e ,as ngT
cylr frsmcti 10 the State OF Illinois, tho speaker
IL tha1 courenton 70 frame that document, there
: | was one whose bEHta had been more clearly
ttamEetf npon It than that q any othet and that
| srlect for cur Representative. [chee.Sl Ms.
Morrison continued his remarks for some time,
snt spa save "'5 70 o''e' SPEAKERS VINO we're pres
AID. Campbell. Clark Gein. Frank Lswlor.
.a ethess: t1sn : saA5esed the meeting which
Amcctiac Of the Reruoitcans OF the Eighth
rs ., hes g. 's ss q ,Ieef S 90 ss. s:ni9
the chair. The c.tlzeas appea1e TO be thoroughly
Lane. Dr. Hluthas,lt. ALL Campbell, 4. l. Nor
0 Ttson' and other. III. Morrison in the course d
II s,t s Eas sps s G =;
for lie success at lie ficKef, uameiy. the thor.
Q ouch union which see.uc4l to exist between tn
yiss tn s.. a9a ssaenia ae IN ~
letcfu,tueti 10 seleet an lrtshman As their repre-
70 sentative in The C,ty Council, aud in retutn 70
Of lie ITish citi1ens TO elect ever German on ii
y 1icket lie thoneht the best results would snrip
% Hssjat w Would 10 u aIs duty fa;hiatiy ani veil
ine citizens woull but do their duty, the Eight
Wali would nadons*eaiy ns eoga.sa q one OF til
Tie msefnc Adjourned d meet next TnesdA
20 sysnnr, nj "a al lie corner o, Jefferson and Measas
s'ee1s for the pa1fSsa9, ngusaae %aWn ae'ea'
The seyentcenth Ward RepubHcau Club N,