, 1873-07-18
The Fight to Be Square Stand-Up
One on the Law and Order
Side.
Report Of tho Committee on tho
Appointment Of Officers.


ayowed discrimination Of organizing political party
having for It's objective purpose Tho repcaling of
s 'nfy fgo @ anS ans
havs beon bold nnl deat in their utterancea egainst
for protecting tho rights Of peaccaby disposed citizons
Tie result Of the H,1ceess Of thih movement, as We oil
very veil know viii be to open tho ood.aafes Of veo
morallzntion. .'' -
This movement iB haing organized In al1 parts Of
tho city for ls exprcss object OF obtaining the su
election In November In Tie interest Of tho liquor
Dealers and large sums Of money hre boing raaoa and
Dor not nght behind MASKED batteries thoy hsvo no
to bo square atad-up ngh At the polls between .bo
liquor loalsrs hnd their aatcles and tho fricnds Of
Law and order or M abandonment Of our rights aa
citizens md our interesa Us members Of tho Municipal
conflict into tho hAnda Of tho vcouR and dangerous
There arc immense tntercss at stake. In addition
to the questions Of law md order, Of peace md good
government which involved, millions Of dollars
ceeds Of tho labor and bsies Of our people, and It Is
vast aus bo intrsted 10 men Of integrity and char
ncter and not to tho Representatives Of tho Booua OF
tho city and cogao inatftutions who Will be fotated
Into our public Offices II 8uccoss CROWNS tho efforts Of
thu liquo1-set1ors' party.
The iss,le being thus forced upon u by M aggres-
Biye movement, the friends OF law aud Qrer cauot
nhrnk from accepting It, and meeting itwith doter;
Character Of pur civ WboI wo IN aaiv % tmneried
BY tho triumph Of party which brings to it, support
@ , me WEIGHS M9tn oeonn 1 o. so0'eyt o,o n..t,,
can your attention to tho necessity Of ii,
curly and Thorough organization Of tho sov-
county u the basis Of i law and order psrty. with
especial retorence to tho municipal election in No
avide and disr,et "a NJ no n.ran na,i3,e. ,nvoy, Il
40 that all good citizens r1ay unite On common plat
form, broad enough, comprehensive enough, to EN-
brace Al tho matezal md moral interests OF tho mu-
alI1phIty.
n of n an orar m aar sog ar % s
undor tho direction Of tho Wco-Proadonts provided
for In our Rono1al organization, to form Ccntral
Committee hold public meetings, and DO al things
necoeba!y ~ eo.apass our s.sengtn Mna 70 ee
c,Io,o ~ h r1' goi t " = soa ~
~ 1o :" suo @ We 9 @ nv ~ M 10 sseA
tas ssast mt whoro nesasaarv for jsck Of nronnt
local se!ioa, supervise to oss:nzaon q ~ar1s add
o "9 9sts t tho g On
% INC ~ ~ " IL ,0 ~ ano sy ..a nmI
TO tic nstuSe Of tho mporaut issuea involved IN tho
nasg ~ 10 a mac H. ean tof
tho to the
coming un CT tho ruo Of tho Iauor interest and its
"~1S'1e,ee. T,n
Tho hov. Arthur Mitchell Haid tho report con-
templnted only single iesuo-ono between tho
Hquof aealofs, WHO aeomed TO no tho head anu
front Of tho organization which MAS opposed
to tho standing municipal laws, and
tho great mass OF tho citlzons who woro law and
order msn; There was no religious issue no
WAS tho enforcement or the non.onforcement of
law. Much money wao not needed; ali that was
the APE people ts to tho real issue involved; =, %
Tho RIO e Committee tito % On s orsansatiosn a and to Fill
Vacancies IN the oommtesa oi Seventy S and sub. @
pres'dcnt-.s. D. Gookns:
a ystsi9<stata.s AID @01a Il = SS %srd,
y nraawell and'D J. Lyon; Second War1, " Alillo1
Ind Ind lsE a e wfa Msa p VIZ ps.ss a
g Il. sidwen F4ftl. Ward, r, r. Matthows md n D.
Stone SIKH YARD Peter Quinn and I. ! Lsngridgo
Eighth Ward Matthew Fleming and saneea II. Parrish;
Ninth Ward. ": u Datoham and Frank Kolloy Tenth
war9, G. g. nayms91 nan ana e " cnrk s1 Eleventh ;
n; Abbey and George Sherwood: Fourteenth Ward,
Var 1ssa, 5eha Norton Qua and ja@oa :: Morton: Sixteenth
Ward. z: Q; Mepsia and 9. ?. nusklagham soyea.
tssnth yard Henry MaFtp M and 1nsr EEghteen:h
Ward, II. Z. Thompson and ii. b. Ogden Twentieth
Wardt j.. II. Donlin aud George Webster.
For Sseretary-plilip Myers.
Eor Tysasuysr5P; u; Gates.
/. Committee Qf Seventy and 1lftrnutes-The Roy.
Arthur MITCHELL D. ". Irwin s. 4. Koan, 9. E. Cu-
yor ]. Q: Drayman, j. K. Durtta; F. L oonweil,
the hov. T. Il. 6sobrilge; n. 8. Douton q. II. Cul.
hertHon ". H. phare, Dr. f. A. Cowlton; o. D. FL
mcr, F. Lawlor ". r. sol!erer, tho Rev. r Nc
Carthy; ". g. Holmes, Robert Harris L. 8, Major,
r palmor A.: Dellan,y, Daniel worthlnston Alll.
eon ballard, III. Roach; 4. L. Morrison, John Con-
noll tho ltcy: II. n. Powers, T. A. Sleeper Thomas
Moulding the Rev nobort ool!yer.; Nathaniel
Norton, J. U. Briggs; J. D. McMul!an, o. Il.
Horton; Edwin har1ham, a, =: Small
Taylos r n: Van oouEt Dsy4 l. 11slnan ley Y
castor: George Mitchell, 8. III. Moore; W. u. Wick
ersham. Hiram uadiey Robert spurgoou, s. Meara
Thompson, i. 2. ronae1d 11ev; N:F. i.avl!n, 7,
Collins L. 9. Meroy; \. ?. Collins. p 9uiri John
DR.. y. 4. MoWilllans, A. @. Throop; @. Il.
Moore, Janea Quirk James OTIS, Q. \. Field
". II. Swift 4. N. Waterman; H. g. Dean, II. z. Cul.
yer; Albert g. Lull, J. .. Corlioa: JOHN O. narkcg,
q, l. Wooduan Jeren1iRh Cloprey, T. ?, Derckgon
J. II. Hammond, DR.. 7. 7. sosloy; William DroaB,
william L. Sullivan; J: ". 1arrmiorc, Andrew shu.
Z. W. 1altuDr. Il. ". HAfDrds A. kIntteBon.