, 1873-10-19

Luw-nnd-0rder Meetings.
Ten Of tho Law-and- Order ottfzona Of tho First
Ward met at tho Oriminnl Court room 1aak evon-
ing. D. Harry Hammer WAS chosen Chairman,
g. T. Grahsm WAS tho Secretary.
Upon motion OF Judge Bradwoll,
the porsonB prosont formed themHelveH into Al
association, to ho called the Lnw-aud-0rdor
Club of tho First Ward. Mr. Hammer wns
elected permanent President, and Mr. IT. D.
Bishop, Secretary.
The Chair nominated tho following gentlemen
as delegates to tho Law-and- Order Convention.
to be held in Music Hall next Thursday: J. B.
Dradwell, ". D. Bishop, James Grow (colorod),
George T. Graham, Henry Lincoln, p. q. No
Logan, b. Harry Hammer.
Tho nomination Of tho Ohairman as do1egato
WIS made by Judge Bradwoll. D. ). Lyon ro-
marked that Col. T. II. Koofo had said to him
that he regretted very much that be could not
DO present, md that he would do all In hispower
to aid tho Law-aud- Order party in tho present
contest.
flr. Graham said that an executive COM
mittoo should DO appointed. Mr.. Lyon re-
markod that it was very difficult to find
names. ,Thercupon Mr. Graham arose aud
yory positively said that 10 would not belong to
tho Law-and- order Club, unless 1t would win ia
tho presont campaign. II mora eRrnoBt efforts
wore not put forth. they would DO dofeated.
Mr, David Haycs said that more work Bhonld
Tle object part party ras 70 put ss aoWsa
whisky, md tliat, If tho mon Of tho Iaw-aMd-
Order Club OF the First Ward wore not moro
activo, they would suffer defeat.
Judge Bradwo thought the meeting ought to
adjourn until another evening, when IN exocu-
tive committee and Vico-Prosdent should bo
appointed.
The moeting, upon tho motion Of Mr. Graham,
adjourned to next Friday evoning.
FIFTH warn.
Tho Law-aud-orlor party Of tho Fifth Ward
held meeting last night in tho University
Chapel, and obtained largo attendance Of the
ing was called to ordor BY Mr. ". Fl. pharo,
at O'Clock precisely, showing commoudablo
spirit OF punotuality not common in most
ppaaan political esss??mblsges: MI H . Brey.on was
Secretary. Mr. Phnro then briefly stated tho
objects Of tho meeting to be tho nomination Of
acandldato for Alderman, md the appointment
Of delegates from tue Fifth Ward to attond the
Convention Of the party to DO held in Kingabury
Hatl next Thursday morning. A motion waH
made to appoint eommittoo OF throo from oach
precinct to aelcct delegates and tho motion was
tee also select candidate for Alderman. Tho
motion aa well "a tho amendment, wero put to
vote, and lost.
Arr. p. P. Matthew'S moved that the meeting
proceed to nominate O candidate, and further,
that Aid. r. y Stone be docarcd tho choice OF
the meeting. The name of Mr.. D. 8. Covert
| WAS also presented, but the voto being taken i'm
mediatoly on Mr. Mathews motion, AID. Stone
WIS unanimously accepted nB tho nominee.
Tho following gentlemen were then chosen as
delagatos to reprosont the ward at the Conyon-
ton on Thursday. First Precinct, D, 8. Covert
and Poriy a. Hull; Second Precinct, s. A. irish
and ?. P. Mathews Third Precinct, II. B. Bray
Kyle.
stato's Attorney Charles Il. Reed being called
upon for q speech. made short and pointed
need to mako any platform. but that it should
! nominate suoh men MS Gould carry the respect
and confidence of tho people, and then the ticket
would win.
delegates decided to call grand mass-moeting
Of tho Law-apd-O Order citizens Of tho Fifth Ward,
to bo held next Tuesday evening promptly ut
o'elook, In the Thirty-frss Street Presbyterian
L. Thompson. Prof: Nelson, and other good
speakers Will address tho meeting.
ELEVENTH wAnp.
meating Of Law-and-Order citizens OF tho
Eleventh Ward was held last evening nt Bethel
Hall. large club vas organized, with Mr..
Haywood as President; N. Roaeh, Vlce-preai-
dent; J. E. Ferguson, Secretary. Tho follow
ing aro the delegates chosen to the Law-and-0r-
ling, Gentry, Ferguson. Orion, Rigloy. a mass
| meeting, to DO addressed by pronllnont speakers,
will be held on Tueadhy evening at Bethel Hall.
Let all the frionds OF Law and Order IN this
HAIN kuI11 Ot4ks
FOURTH WARD.
The citizens OF tla Fourth Ward in favor of
the economical administration Of municipal
affairs arc requested to meet ut tho southwest
corner Of Wabash avenue and Twonty- second
street, Monday evening, Oct, 20, ut 711 o'clock,
to nominate an Alderman, md tranHact such
other business as seems proper.
MuRRY NE1BoN,
N. r. FA1nnANK,
GEO. A. SEAvEnNs,
VIM. T. BAKER,
@. ,. SAWYER,
i. q. LETTER,
lAIBtfALL FIELD,
JESSE SpAULDlNa,
W1RT DEXTER,
GEo. ARAouR,
NELSON LuDINdT0N.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
l. Lhw-and-0rler meeting will be hold to-
morrow ovenfug In tho basomont of No. 729
HalBted street. Voters Of tho Seventh Ward
kro Invited to listen to good speakers.
/ Persons desiring to tnko out naturalization
papors can do 30 by applying nt Judge Williams'
Court from 1880 to $3.50 on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday. ut Judge porters Superior
Court, Thursday. Friday, aud Saturday evenings,
from 7:80 to o'clock.
Il a. plnguo ON lso.h Xour 11ouscs.n
TO tho Editor ef The Chicago Tribune;
s1R: Can it be that VIC arc to hayo no
choice, oxcopt between tue tickets Of those
two e1troma faetiona Of our city? UuleaB