, 1873-05-24
Mass.Meetings in tho Ninth and Six
teenth Wards Last Evening.
The German Heart Fired by
German Orators.
Action Of tho Chicago Saloon
Keepers Union.
Hs Members Resolve to Keep Open Their
Houses Next Sunday.


pointing Ward Committee to cooperate with
thoso appointed in other wards. Tho Hall was
well filled with tho citizons Of tint part Of tho
North Division who are in favor Of tho "Now
Departure"
Tho meeting WIS called to ordor by cx-Aldcr-
man George Il. Schmidt, who stated they wero
familiar with tho object Of tile meeting, and
trusted tint they would act ha1monioualy with
thoir friends In other wards which had already
organlzod. Tho hour had come for tho Ger
mAnB, regardless Of former party nflnitios, to
act together.
Mr. Lcicht, tho brewer, WINS elected President,
and George Arouzer was elected Secretary,
hlr. Thiomo said that though le had boon
seyen years in Chicago. he had novor beforo nd
dressed political meeting. Why? Because ho
felt Ri unconquorabla 1opngnanco to moro party
wranglcs, aud saw, will, regret, that his country
mon served as tails to tho ]tos Of both political
organizations, and did thoir dirty work. Tho
Germans, whom common viows Of iifo should
have bound together, did moro Horvile work,
whilo, If united, They could have claimed place
at the first table. Why Ind he como into the
political aroa? Since llo beloved that now or
never. Whom bot!: parties woro in tho throoa
of resolution, was tho timo to scizo
TINT position in tho political world Of America
which thoy neoaed III order to tako profitable
part in tho advancement of tho public veal.
Only when !hoy took off their bnlgos of aervitude
md actod NJ American ctixonB, could they got
out Of tho diagracoful nosition thoy had ocou-
piod. Tho German element In the impending
contest for freedom Of Iilo ,perroh and Of bus-
noss, and aL"':. ut 'ao:,op0lics aud corruption
oTa would take the c,hp and proye t1at tho
that they had fl,o :ntolligeaee md courage to
f @N' sas P 'fs saa ,A' 5s great sdsaaee sas!s
ip tho battle. ANY ono Who wished
attitude which demanded cstccm., That was
true of individuals aud of parties. They strive
to assume TINT attitude, whom tloy throw off
the old party yoke, and unite in QUO new, grand
organization. But not to gain peculiarly der~
man ends, but to 60 to men of othor natfonal-
tics and say to them, uere arc q hundred thou
sand German-Amoricans like ono man, under tho
banner OF freedom and order, detormined-not
to secure bcor OIL suntlay-b to overthrow tho
genal str1lmpet which Ind occupied the throne
Of tho Goddess Of Freedom, and dishoporol
tho Ropnblio at homo anl abroad. They
~s1an ~onla honesyg try to n., mako a th9 American
cd eitizona arc tho first to engage in tilt @ork.
Or that platform they would not be without
allios. The movement was in tho hearta
of the people. They must stand together,
and repol all attempts to divort their attention.
In all tho other citieB of America tlcir 1noye-
mopt was meeting with favor. Most OF the
aansa English paPot5 had not yet soon the sgn-
tha " .,o ,n,a not SHOWING tna1
ciple. They wou1d in Noramyhor e1aot
q Mayor and Council, sot aside tho Sunday
t,o nav nartv wn1T car,v 1iI;pa;s nnJ fas,n 1.au
yoars henca ruo ot Wash;nrton n.',1 mnIa = ~
real sent Of Goyorumnnt md MT m arono IN 1p fnp
thieves aud demagoruea. "NsA'N A~A
W;llnm yncio Ean n, o,a ros;aort ~ H.,
ward. said tloy MI knaw w1nt thov ao,rft w w
throw of thn volSn ~ n,nroaarc 1u;yo Ill., ~
understood vory woll viii tbnso nwa rora ~ ~
was an ettomnt to progcrjhe to tl,am Wax t,,av
should not do sunday 30 lone as ev %us am,,aey ne
themsaivca neacafnl}v m thot 5.r ivy t ,as atusea
ment ho1 ~ XIII '4a' ~ .9o ao4eiI- i11
item. Tho Constitution guaranteed Hta thom tsoo. n
lew Amarie"n families nI ~ oacyo1 ~ neoi a Uniy
Germans who yaI hnro NJ froa W c;,;sons ooJ nh9
mn ho amh;ectoI ~ ti,ar %e nauu el1ns ! couia
mans had nvod hero FIR rc3ra oa?, ,ah 1a1,, Iul
to build up tho properly of tie city. Ills s'te OK.
On nav ali nat ;ncraoso tL aun u neer
thmrIt X had hoon q ; OF CRIME
fhereforc tha suna,; aina;no Va @ =. alu, aua that
lation T1o snhiocr woa nn6 ,"ti, "a1 .rais
familiar He roforrcd 10 oi aotatcS Na sno nn M mo was
ioct from Anil 1a79 ~, ~ 1oa. " to sup
3xhon tha a,ndor 1o'1, ai,e ~ ~ 1ase NoVomnor'
md from lint e''eg t;go "'nv ~ 'n'o e'oc.: a..
Ii, the records of tic opIRm;na1 cn,ryf nuy
eonvjct,ons for aaam1t viii, oaa,, ,nu.o o wole 20
for riot, IN fnr roIharv sa7 fnr monpo, A9
eont to thu Panitnntioiy for m,rn1arT IT, nnu ~
Second period, there wore. nsgnnft nj riot on
robbery Is iarcony Sa1 and aana So' 5aui ~
tiary burcary oto - hat noed ~ ~ t.t nae
INK opon Sunday VAS not the cnnso 1. ~ cr;mp ruu
and closing thcin Hid not d;mina1, - - Mhasa Ghto
were ns ma1,v caaes in tho poiino rourts ~
tsforo That disnrnvc o1i tn atetan,a hlter as
on tie sbtect Tboro woro crImoa cnmm;ftad niIoo o1
SUNDAY beforo Int thov war; nopon,ta1 on
There had boon 90 many assa,,s ~, aa arat now
latoy that Il was hardly snfe to no su nnt Na
was any difference made hotuesn 6y do"oor;oa Noa
H.
causes Of many crimes. bnt thov rhond ho ill., ill.,
tingulsed from respectable piacos. Thnao ev,1a u
Of Which tho Gornlaug co,nnianod nouI ho
remodiod. but IT cnnid In dona nniv h1 ~aaaof',
and united action. They must must be ouorp pod1r mo1er.
nte ami xnhcr A1mua ihnu hnd ~ ~, tuouoi o.
to win, and they launt, and Lo belioyodr r'nv thov
Amoricana learned that tho;r IemonGa 4d
erAto and moderately ma1o. tiloy wonIi f,,l
friondn among thom. TLcrn mnst hou hs Fu,,si' Ino
epcakug meetings and give . fr;on,!v 10 fa11o Insano
10 all Amoricaus who wonld aid finn "oTno srhoro
muBt bo no disnrfor mud m intoTnnarote i.a