, 1873-10-29

attempted TO array the lrlan peoplo aEatteb tle
Americans wero unworthy Of tho name OF Irish
Mi Mr. t1 t6avid 1. aaso. who was received with
tumultuous applause, said he was not much OF a
| spoech-'nakcr, but ho was thore AZ . candidate.
Judge for themselves. [ApplauHe.]
Mr. W. K: suivan and other gentlemen then
addressed the mootlnR, after which 1t adjourned.
TENTH WARD.
A. meeting Of the Tenth Ward Law-aud- Or
dor Club was hold at their rooms, corner OF Mad
ison and Green etreeta, lsat evening: The chair
waB takon by Aid. DIV. Clarke Mr.. II. O. nIoroy
officiating as Secretary. Tho Chairman said
that he bud told tho Executive Committee OF
the Convention that tho Tenth Ward woro able
to tako caro- Of the registration and other mat
tors themselves, being fully organized.
". O. l.. Woodman Thought 1t was time so1ne-
thing WAS done to prepare for actlYo business.
There ought to DO at least two notarios placed at
favorable for the Ticket: The opposing
party hars made up their mind that they have
not Buch show ~ thoy anticipated. They nre
all looking pretty blue Mr. oolyin among the
forco at the polls from the beginning. good
start was everything in IN election. There
should be held meeting to organize volunteer
force.
Tho Chairman said. In answer to a question,
would not have the whole management of the
election. He knew that there were memhers Of
the committee who woro not In harmony with
the Law-and-O Order party:
Mr. G. G. Hayman said that Committee did
not amount to very much. Ho thought 1t would
10 advisable to havo large maoB-macting On
the WesL Side on Saturday evening. md on the
Thursday previous tho Tenth Ward ought to
hold meeting aud organize fully,
hr. Salisbury said. in answer to question,
that about hnlf tho ward was registered and the
registration Was still going on.
Mr. Woodman said that worry fno volunteer
organization could bo got up BY means OF lnvlt-
ing number of gontloman to volunteer to at
committee bo appointed to isano 150 such invita-
hona to gentlemen in the ward, which was car
rioa unanimously.
Tho Chairman appointed As such committee,
Q. G. Hyman for the First Precinct, Thomas
Parker for the Second, 4. E. Bishop and ?.
Bartlett for the Fourth.
l1ayor Bond entered tho room at this moment,
and was received enthusiastically.
Mr. Philip Myers recommended that tickets be
sont out early in the morning. Ha know. Of an
tained as late as 10 o'clock in the morning.
Mr. Lewis Biittin said that tho registration
yesterday, but could not find the proper, party,
the only person being at tho place deBiguatea
WAS rum seller, who took memo.
randum. of the. speakers name, and said
tho prospects,, Of success IN tho Tenth Ward
there was no doubt So certain would law aud
order triumph in tho Tonth Ward, that be
thought they ought to help The Eleventh Ward.
struggle. Ho Thought that all through tho cleo
tion the Law-aud- Order party would have to
work hard, 30 Us to show tho Mayor what q
strong power he had supporting him.
Mr. Woodman moved that when tile club ad-
5ouru 1t docs so to meet OH Friday night for the
making Of speeches, d programme of which will
| be announced, and also Oil Saturday for busi-
| ness.
Mayor Bond addressed the meeting, hoping
that they did not expect apeoch. Hu had just
| attended IN enthusiastic nloeting in tho Ninth
Ward. Everything was working woll, but thore
il lot Of work yet. It ia work and not Bpoech-
making that will win the election. He thought
tho time had not come when an Executive officer
can pick out what laws ho will, and will not, Gu
force Tho pooplo will make laws, their Executive
! officers Wilt enforce then. He hoped they would
SEQ that reliable Aldermen we're got into tho City
Council. With regard to economy the Mayor
tho Mayor, after tho lapeo Of tho Mayors ect,
would have even less to do than now IN modify
ing financial mattore. Ho thought that as long
as tho present state Of Affairs continues The city
should not undertake. to build the now Court
House, but It matters improved very greatly,
then the business men should put their
hands in their pockets and give tho
money for 100000 Court-House.
But they muas, take care aud havo . $4,000, 900
spent. Still he thought tho old Adana street
building should do Tor three or four years yet,
and tho money would remain in tho pockets OF
business mon, whore it would do more good.
He referrod to the largo extent of Chicago aud
the Immense concomitant expenses. He thought
tho extension of Sewers and Eater-plpes should
not be atoppod. He referred to tho pro-
posed cleansing Of the North Branch, which was
WORT which ought. ho thought, to be carried on:
In view Of these facts and that the city had
to pay as it wont, tile administration Of city
affara must involve tue outlay Of large sums Of
money. Ho said the Fire Department would
mot BE- increased esana tue s snsH nor would
question the election would solve WAS, whether
tho citzena of Chicago lad tho back bone to GU
forco their Laws. Ho belieyed thoy would do so,
and wo should have peace. No Executive o11l-
tho enforcement Of tho laws of tho city.
He thanked tho meeting for their having placod
him at tho head OF tho Law-and- Order tiokot,
He hoped wheu he lott tho mayoralty 1t would
raer, and the people who eleeteA him could iosi
they had made no mistake. The Mayor conolud-
cd hs remarls amid loud applause.
Capt. Connect, Of the Tweltth Ward, referred
had proved law. breakers, mud showed what q mis-
take The feT Irishmen who had Joined tho Teu-
tons had done.
hlr. Ferguson, candidate for Alderman OF tho
Eleventh Ward, briefly addressed tho lnoeting.
After = few more speeches by other gentlo-
win tho olcntiou, If work could accomplish it, tie
meeting adjourned, to meet again On Friday
oYoniug.
FOURTH WARD.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
hela last evening, at the southwest corner of
Citizons' Union party Of tho Fourth Ward was
Wabash avenue and Twonty-Becond street,
Judge 3. y. 'Gooklna in the Chair. large
mum Dor OF tho Committee were present. The
no1nination Of JeBas Bpaulding for Alderman,
hu ~
! Of tho ward, was ratiaod by tue
Committee. aud tho Secretary authorized to
certify that nomination to tho Executive Com
mitteo Of the Oitixens' Union party, and direct
lis namo to be put on tho ticket. Mr. Bpaulding,
not having been present at tho meeting which
nominated him, waa in attendance at this moot
Ing, and accepted tho nomination with short
spoon, Of which tho mont important part was
tlat he would attend tlle Council moetlngs reg1-
larly aud look after the 1utioB OF tile office to
tho bost ot hia ability.
It was voted to haYo meeting Of the cltizons
Of the ward on Saturday evening uoxt. and u