, 1873-09-06
CITY POLITICS.
The Campaign Fully Open~
ed in Chicago.
Hesings Crowd Take Up the
Bat for the Third
Inning,
And Add Some Runs to the
Score as Left on
Sunday:
The Boss" Still! Willing to
Enlist Additional
Players.
He Announces the Game to
Be Against "the Man
Washburn, Of
Joliet"
The Hon. W. T. 0oolbaugh Denies
That He Has Joined
Boss HeBing.
Interviews with Several Prom
inent Business Men,
Interviews with Several Prom
inent Business Men.


Ar nd3orr,o5 ,,,.t;.. =. H.,
representatives. Tint o,+rerod .t p;s,,,"-a,s
last Sunday to orpanizc n 1nnn;ci,.1 49,, l.; ~.
IMPENDING 1oca1 county ,nd o,,,. o.,ras;s " ~.
hold In one of thu sn,c;or, l,.11. !, n-oa,,sL,s
nu11d,n1 m Ff,L ovo,,,o 49,. -,s,'s .n,' -
aAaemhlapa .yaa oororo.od ~ -,,....st..:s
yar;ou. n,t;ono1it;oa croo,s '' aa,ns" ".s -, =,
ah,1,s of ro1;t;oo, n,;r,o,, .,,,' se, -, "nu An
ef1AAo't snou6n .''o so'net7
4"k mas no' urge ono. Unliko tho Sunday
confab, the meoting waa public, but still It VIVA
uuderatood that nn1v TIM fav,roa r.u,,ho h.1
u Aaoto'ouo 'n"H on4! 'no lasorea 10" VINO had
peon invited would join the council
wuo p.u7c,p.nvn
A,oo,u t,,.a.
A"oue 1noHe plesons "ofc a. U. Losing, Col.
Arno Voss, Michael Keoley, Charles Dounehv.
Jnmen Ennis 1rdoo II v.,, n.,-s,. ~ =
e@"o' cnnn, 'uaBe II. van baten, ". y.
Mcclure, Philip Conley, AID. Corcoran, Aid,
McAyoy. Julius Rodhertns :J,,at;cn po.,t,o, IA
Co. T., $500 Iue'eo .eosuon' ho.
STOUT. hd' Mceirath, Gen. Herman Li0b Abort
Nicholson, e1-po1ico Cant, NJ, G. Hickey, James
1vuo, a13 hyoCoexor p.h... 'I," n,
"''"Ani 0ao' AAuoanAo5t nouers henny, 1ted-
mond Sheridan, Collector Murphy, John Apple
berg, and John Thielen.
ORGANIZATION.
The meeting MAS called to order by Col, Arno
Voso, who briefly explained tho object Of the
meeting, aud called upon AID. McAyoy for TO-
port from tho Committee chosen at tho Huni1av
mating tn renort a oomr,;++.. - ,out..-,.t,
+ha carn,., Ca,na,;.tas ~ 3o1'' VAIL
'no oo'n'*n oo1hmlttee.
upon motion OF Ald McAyoy, Maj. ". g. Mc-
Oluro, In tho absence of the Secretary. ". J.
Ouahan, was chosen Secretary of thu rnecting
-.- - ~
A'o' hcASo5 1hon submitted the following list
OF committeeman, one from each nard, to con-
for and act NTH the Central German-A marioan
Association 1""A
Fecena Fefss a9yrf9In VII HFrdnp 4pon,ey; piey1,o.
Third Ward-Jamcs Meuay.
Fourth Ward-Georgs HiDben.
Eifts sfts Wsrd-Ginton %sr 3%lato, netEs:: !eEy;
EGvsatn sIr1t usa,1 Wa51dIsenst9r M Miles Kehoo.
Einsh figHtn WI CHn,es Tsanes. Lyhsn. Ga,a
Tcnth Ward-n AAnH n fInh,r5J'
Eleventh Ward-W, Il. Hutchinson.
Twelfth Ward-Tho1nas Lonergan.
Thirteenth Wardi-Judge =. Van Duran.
f41iaa%;S Fo4atoSntn lyl MardIoln Fitzgerald:
aMtecn.a a1teIl..l Wafd-Micla9l var! y y Feeny.
saran,as1.h werJ 2. a,raa -; ma'n,it1n' nea
Eightosnth Ward-Jamcs L7inan'
Nineteenth Ward-Nobort Kenny.
Twentieth Ward-Thonas Raymond.
Tho report recommended that this Committee
h,ya mower In en],roa itao,t ~ ,HS, oe s,., ~
.uo ,onomins so.sienleas - Il. McAVoy. hlichaol
heolcy' Charles Donnohy, A. H. Doylen, H. E.
Hamilton, Q. Il. Matson, and Il. .. King.
Iho report was accepted and approved.
WHAT THEY ARE TO DO.
Mr. James Ennis inquired II it would not bo
we'll to instruct the Committee Just chosen az to
their duties and az TO the emauner Of thoir action,
Ile Chairman said tho duty Of the Committee
was to place themselves in accord with the Ger
man Committee.
:, Mr. Albert hlichelaon said ho understood by
the action of Inst SUNDAYS meetinp that Tia
Committee Of Twenty wore to coufor and act
with tho German Central COMMITTEES for the pur-
pose OF making platform, and calling maBs-
meoting Of the people to which thie platform
would bc submitted, aud this mnss-moeting to
nominate candidates. He suggested TINT thoro
be added to tho Committee Of TwontY repre-
sentative men Of the county townships.
Gen. Herman Iieb said ho understood tho only
object OF soliciting the Committee OF Twenty
WAS to confer with tho Gorman Central Com
mlttee regarding tho calling Of a masa meeting,
and that TINT mnaB meeting would act thereafter
IN lta soyeroign capacity.
Tho Chairman explained the action of Bun-
gays meeting substantially ~ stated by hi.
Mlohelson.
MORE s1EN TO THE COMMITTEE,
AId. J. J. Mclrnth moved tho appointment of
q committee Of five to report ton Of twelve rem
tlemsn to appoint representatives OF nntiouAli.
ties not represented on the Committee Of
Twenty.
Mr. Albert Micllo]aon moved to amend by
making throo OF tho additions representatives OF
the county ontaido Of the city.
Mr. Michael Keeley thought this xction mn |
ueceasarY aH by the REPORT of tba (]nmmittec
which had been approved, the Committoe OF