, 1873-10-21
CITY POLITICS.
Alderman McAvoy's Successor Nomi-
mated in tho Fourth Ward,
Meeting Of t1io Union Candidates Yester-
! day--.lho Central Committee to
Do Named Thursday.

A largo and enthusiastic meeting Of cltizens Of
tho lourth Ward was hold last evening at tho
southwest corner Of Twonty-socond ntroet mud
Wabash avonuo, for tho purpose Of nominating
an Alderman. On motion, hurry Ndlaon, Esq.,.
was chosen Chairman, and Henry III. Bhopnrd
Secretary. The following gontlomon wore nut
IN nomination: LEONARD HodgoB, N. X. Fair
bank Jeesc spalding,. Joaeph Sampson, ]. H.
McAyoy, and A. Grannis spa
An informal ballot waB had, after which form
al ballet was takon, resulting as fo11ows: N. X.
Fairbank tecelvod 29 votes jesse 6palding, 81
aud A. Grannie, 4.
On motion Of Writ Doxtor. Esq., the nominn-
tion Of Jeseo Bpalding was made unanimous.
Mr.. Tappan moved that tho Chair appoint
Campaign Committee OF Seven, to which Mr..
Clough moved IN amendment authorizing the
Committee to act with my convention or con-
forence for tho purpoao Of e1erting tho influence
Of tho ward ngainst any movement having for
its object tho placing Of more than ono ticket In
tho fold against tho Hosing- Hara, or ao-callod
Peoples. ticket. Adopted.
The Chair appointed as such Committee: J.
T. C!ough, A. g. Calkina, Marshal Field, 1ra Y.
raPpan%. % No.. ,,,..,, H.,
After eloquent speeches against tho city bo-
Ing dolivorod ovor to Hesiug and Ills followers,
tho meeting adjourned.
-. THE UNION cANDDATEe
The candidates nominated ut tho Citizens
Union mating mot yesterday afternoon In tho
Pacific Hotel, Mr.. Reuben Cleveland In tho
Chair. =, Measrs. David A. Gage, I; L. Bond, aud
Campaign Committees Of ono from each ward,
aud hVo from tie county towna, and report q
meeting to DO held on Thursday. Tho Same
gentlemen were authorized to engage suitable
headquarters.
THIRTEENTH WARD ALDERMAN.
j. L. oAMpnELl, ESQ.,: We, tho undersigned
citizens Of the Thirtoonth Ward Of tho City Of
Chicago, having full confidence In your ability
aud integrity, respectfully request you TO allow
tho uRo OF your nauo candidate for the
Office Of Alderman Of said ward at tho ououIng
election, to bo held in November, 1878:
n. Talcott, John Q. Policy,
4. B. Lnno, @. Fl. Crane,
J. r. Matthew'S, J. II. Banks,
William Goldsmith, =. r. Sholdon,
GlleB Miller, John W. Baker,
H. D. Fullari 2. II. Powers,
@. H. Williams, John Freeman,
A. Yonkon, =. A. Morrall,
G. N. Richardson, Joseph Eigh1ne,
George Cadwou, D. O. Grow,
and 900 other names.
Fde R5Aaua r Sx 1ogns T159sa. T9o z,
s1R: !n your Sunday issue Hudibras"
eays ho is In favor OF legislation to close Id
uor-saloons entirely to doclare tho fiery, hellish
nnd 3eairnvoh ~ nrevar
Ynt whcr, N oyen.tomncrad nla ~ ~ co,nnu .;v
hclioyinr Il It. to hc tbn nm1v nn3 hast thInu thsv
con orh;evo IN lint 5;rection NJ nrosont Saauir1o
a. r,ast - - INV n,ora1v nton to n,,h1;o
nuenin~ "' NJ ' tho nj ocop oeOp doyote3 "oo ~
tEo tH1aa,o IN nnd anaia =, Ihooa eo1r.
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1n"af t., was,. I. Tr;IIro. y fn,sont} F9r.S Hs
u;+I, 1iooovnre thnt noiI oioua ~ ooT,r,rn;t nro
nnn nf ~ {"ctinns na = ho n1v1oa .on,
that .s n sar;o,,a nr;nn;nfo Ia ;nvn,yc1 and ~
iasne u mi thnt i thosr non n,,t,or Tia nrotovt
n tlto nuh1c rnod arc simnjv soa1inw n aenfnrca
thcIr religious notions upon those Who do not
nccont tRnm," Thus. N HuiliIrap'm atrnininc