, 1872-10-18
LOCAL POLITICS,
oeral Meeting Last Evening in the
Fourth Ward.
rd From the lie Moyne Guards---Hon. J.. g.,
Doolittle to Answer Mr. Morton
Tonight.

aeeting Of the Liberal Republicans and
Decrats Of the Fourth Ward, was held at
Uh's Hotel, corner Of Twenty-second and
statreets, last evening. The attendance Was
verge. Justice Boyden presided. Captain
ButEas introduced. He had been Repub-
ican bis life, but General Grant had proved
hlmstobe unworthy of the confidence Of the
Amern people, and hence lie did
not innd to vote for him
His elent, Horace Greeley, had shaken
hands ! the reformers, and WAS one Of the
most patio and honest men in the country.
He stopon platform, every plank of which
the pechad been fighting for for years, ,--aplat-
form o{orm and reconciliation and, when
elected. Greeley would carry out its princi-
pies arstore peace and harmony throughout
the vi country. [Applause.] The war
was (, and the Southern people were
as ANS for the harmony and prosperity Of
merceies we're ruling them with an iron hand,
and ttwere in much worse condition now
than ing the dark days of the rebellion.
Honeatriots should stop this tyrannical des-
potisDnd say to Grant and his Administration,
Eve your masters you must do no
long@ you have been doing The speaker
Alludto the nominees On the Liberal State
misunderstanding them as honest and capa-
BILE n and worthy Of the support Of every
one loved his country.
Ho Thomas Hoyne and Hon. Thomas J.
Turnwere TO have delivered addresses, but,
owinto other engagements, did not make
theippearance.
TRfesident announced that Senator Doc
lttlpuld address the people Of Chicago at
Cent Hall, corner Of Twenty-second street
and bash avenue, this evening.
Thaeeting then adjourned.
TEE LIE MoENE GUARDS.
10 MsdiIor Of The Chicago 7Tibune:.
sHA resolution appeared in the Times Of
yestay, stating that the LIE Moyne Guards
Undetermined that they would not further sup
poIttovernor Koerner, IS he had refused to
addle the English-speaking citizens present
at tlmeetlng on the corner of North avenue
andh1rch street, on Tuesday evening last. As
q m,ority of the LeAIoyne Guards, We would
proPtly leny that any such resolution Was
passd. though somewhat offended at the re-
fuss OF te Governor to speak in English, be-
caus he hd been invited to speak in German,
the ie None Guards will still stick to Koerner
and he rd Of the ticket. There is no doubt
that Gtnt man passed the resolution re-
fedEea ona.ao,rt TO; II, 1872 IHE LIZ hozss GUARDS
PERSONAL.
The Ho George E. Bruce, Of Lenawee
County, Mh-, called at the Liberal headquar-
ters yestersy, and expressed his utmost conf
dence IN, al attachment to, the cause of Gree
ey and Brcn- Mr. Bruce has been represented
as having ge back to the Grant party. It
;urns out I'll, when this canard WAS started in
L Bruce sought to contradict it by
ard in somof the Grant papers in that State,
nut they uttly refused to allow him to do so.
HON. J. 4. DooIITTLE
Fill speak aCentral Hall, corner Of Twenty-sec-
md street al Wabash avenue, this evening, at
talf-past clock, in answer to Governor Nor
on, Of Indita~
ANNOUNCEMENT.
4 meetingf the Liberal Committee of the
fifth Representative District will be held at 2
clock thisfternoon, at Thomas Floods, corner
er Of Paula and Hubbard streets, for the pur-
ose Of d1lE vacancies on the ticket.