, 1873-04-19
ENDED IN TALK.
Mass.M Meeting Of South and West sido
6aloon-Keepere.
a Motion to Close on Sunday
Voted Down.

Voted Down.
Tho saloon-koopcrs OF tho Wost md South d.
1isiona hold naaa meoting yostorday aftornoun,
ut tho Globo Theatre, for tho purpose of agroo-
ing upon some course Of action in roforonco to
tito Sunday Liquor Inv.
Tho inootinC was callod to order by young Mr.
6chwachoff, who stated thu object Of tho moot
Ing. nnd suggested tho oloctlon OF President.
George Glassner WIS rejected.
Mr.. Alichaolson wantod to know II North sldera
could yoto.
Ho wan Informed not, and tho North sidera
wero banishod outside Of Tho parQuotto
1onobody naked II thoro woro any " muo1sors" "
presont, anu was answered in tho negative.
Another attempt to o1oot Qlassner was de-
foatcd. and A1r. Harmiach was olected, but re-
fuacd to accept, owing to nativo modeEty.
Mr. Franks would not scrve
Arr. Link was olcctod, but declined, not DOOM
Ing himself qualified.
h1r. Motz ,yas olootod, but prcforrcd to bo n
private clti2on.
Another attonpt was matlo to put in Glaasnor,
but 1t failed.
hfr. Foldhampf WAS elected, but was not prog
ont.
1Ir. a1asDnor was at last elected, and he stuck.
He woars epcctaclea and a cloak, and returned
thankn for tho honor conferred on him.
Mr.. Behwuchow declined to bo Secretary.
Mr. Fredorich was elected, but declined, being
d North siler
Mr. Michnolnon suggeftod TINT the discussions
bo In English, that boing tho prevalent language
OF this country. Some Of their EngllBh-speaking
brothron wore with them.
Mr.; ,sohwuchon aid not think the meeting
present.
Michao1aon's motion died.
Nrr. Wolff was elected soorotary, but declined,
hfs handwriting being bad.
Mr.. sch'vuohoff wRH dotnilod to do duty ah
sovoral inquirios were 1nade ng to the object OF
tho meeting, and tho action which had boon takon
on tho Nofth 500 :,
. mf ehae.sGn maze + hs ohty 70 fpGaA m a a.
tw9on oil tho other epoakers
Then thoro was dispute aa to tho particlpa-
ton OF north sldcrs n tho mootlnB, ana " WAS
decided they could TALK, but not vote.
Mr.. Michaolson talked Honlo moro, pitched
into tho Temperance Low, and dep'orad tue 90.
graded condition Of Germane with tho heol OF
fannticsm on their nooks. uo roneated ei hia
North sido spooch, md hoped tho North Side
pas Sesd si It lin 70 sRias up " M
. Mr. AIichaolAon won't on to discuss tho l'epub-
llcan and Democratic parties, wheroupon there
Tas mora howng sSesa. Re9e WS1 on -
Tho Chair insisted TINT Freedom Of speech
should be proaorved. At last tho orator shut up
ind somebody elne got the floor, who deprecated
oil roforence to politics. .-...,.,
The Chair urged tho nood q harmony among
tho Germans of Chicago. They lad mado
contract with the city. YhoY had Cotton ucouaos
and paid for them. -; II they bound ono party,
they did the other. Thoy said that tho SALOONS
must bo shut Sunday. So long as they hold
such llcensos 1t was their duty as good citizena,
to observe tlon. The only way to got their
freedom waB to act together and ropaal tho OBJ
noxiouB laws. Thby must elect men WHO they
oru or The foesiaturo: sI Ia % N' |''A "''' - '' '''
Mr. Rammelmeyor and others wore in fayor OF
closing Sunday, if all others did. They did not
500 why street cars, otc:, should run.