, 1873-10-31

tint II tho Issue was thoroughly understood by tho
ro aain 10 'ep'ese lion eo s eu S e@ o,. s halr -
gora' ontls Tho n,or Of c!tizona who
en .sfay esaro s " s s "s ~ sssS fss a
lilo c'tixoe II Cclo nro not III favor
Il Zig ssss orass 1hs s~ sas sns''sy vs 0'ssf e
ss ss ss ~ Fti liz Sssd. ?si DSt rss os sssfS a @
i people. Amid tle stbrn,H u,l s,oss of chsll.
Cd history thu IRISH rnco us remained ilnnlak. ~
ery tolmrt q Two VI thruo to t:icnlu 10 forms
Driia!f 81 tue iri'l.-Amertean ctzeia an nnnatral
y % IT. FL tSs t s s If reo9 9 @
TIC fris-A'crleai, oitissas q Uicaao wlll not ia
ncpiblio and maintain its tnsnua,s. Two Or throo
1r,rl oceaccters in thlH city !mvn tho imIMdsncs o
and afd Him In hs ambitious dusgns 10 ooco,o direct
Of tic dcstics OF tho people; absolute 1aier mn
so ot I'd or aes ps''ss s sSasy iss q sss i k @
As vs ns1 vo4 n1r IT, Of ss9rsuy 'n y
@ sa s oser ana VII Ssoe ue s o
ranks Of lie Healng party. They hays 1io at!iation
with Nlr: llesina wno ha4 rarsoa ytllfe!' nnd pro-
bltion il it wuro possible for in, to nttnn tlat en
sono when 1risnn,en viii array themselves againat
day day. tho t Daclaratioa Of Inucnlenss was pro-
cIatn.ed, 10 tho!r honor bS it sail,, tho AM
se ts gs Of o ras ae ts pe os se
nH.i ID thiy couutry turcat Appiause.l Alter tho
disasters Of Us, Tho yduny republic received tho noble
Irish exieB Echcers1 with ulols (ehccrbj invested
them will lint psrty for which they wuro willing to
ened their blood in their native ald, md ntrsa.esl
them With positions IF hbnUr a,ld oin1!ucnt. fAl,4
taa.tse.] Later still, when aauut fa1nins staiksd
through Ireland, md tho people were deeinaed, fell
aeaa ~ the thomsanNa by 's road.s!es Tor waa. o.
tho first to load thor slips with gollen grain to
rccSe stricken mud furnishing pcople. loud cheer.
Tint, Ntipsf Hin
caa this country to influence pu1lie oplon ugainst
ireland aud hcr cause to the credit Of tile Aincrca1n
sion was complete future. tuheera, aud ''aood.n
TO returned iall Of chnsrtu and dlsappoIntment.
s who has s'' spa IT, hs aso Sss q
arc par and psrcol of tna country
| They honor and love tho FREQ institutions mud thO
flag Ut this Republic. They will show that the nrro-
CANT ring who net in n back rom aud made Tho
Estate" repreaent bns very email facsiou OF po-
clans aad olnee.Hcokore.
| rroat mud power will result in moro waya
% aisr4Suto S b tho paronsse of hs respective ocss
to strengthen aud perpetuate m 1scrnpulos, tyran-
and Rs N hs than nj n
would not fawn md cringo at their fcot. No greater
Government fall into their hands, Thoy would fastcn
Iron graBp upon It, which might tako years to loosen,
means TO get possession Of tho City Government Tlo
gamblers, tho Hhonldoratrkers, mud turbulent bllltcs
to u a4 r Shan eo snx a
circulating tho lnost s!a!crous aud malicious reports
about tho characters Ct David 4. aage " T. Sullivan,
more lies Tiny invent aud circulate, tho moro dum-
aging 1t ia to their unworthy David A. Gage Is
Mr. ". Z. suynn nceda no ytndlcaon At my hands.
lie represented this ward In The Legislature md Ills
who.s o1e S" Devotion to ' Las
vii 1Si roiect e credit upon or raco.. ~ ',
nnf1x tim fof
my belief lint the aerna citizens not resronsi
be for tho conduct Of Mr. liosing. Th!nhng men Of
that ho hGs placed them in falso light bcforo tho
world, and thut hts attempt to nrray them III hostility
to a Soy to oe
Take my word for It that Oh tie day Of eleeon, 1t
will Do found that they viii rehuke him and his pre-
That 1riFh-A1uericanH will dn tuelr duty and provo
that their sy1ntteu arc on tie so Of law aud good
government tero IS no doubt; but lot them come o,st
in Buch overwhelming numbers that there will DO
doubt as to where they staud. (uhecrs. ;,
MIR. Fitzgibbon got through his speech In
peace aud qn!ctness but soon aiter tho room
tho vlost specimens Of humanity that can bo
picked up in tho Blinlcs OF Chicago. They hootel.
and yelled, aud cursed, like domona pulled, mud
toro, mud fought like wild beasts. Efforts
tt, lroserye order was useless, Tho only place
whoro ruf1a,,H li!so them could DO kopt quiet is
inside straightforward, md tho siruight-jacket
inside tho Pcnitonsiary., Such collection Of
low-orowed, yiilainous yisagos could not be col
lected outside o rogue's gailory. Neither age
nor infirmity could win their respect. Ono bur-
ly brute caught hold Of Capt. Drockway, candi.
date for County Clerk on tho Citizens' Uuion
ticket, o one-lcGsed soldier, and hauled hin, OF
tho platform, calling hm ~ tho vile4t epithets
Could tho citizens Of Chicago layo passed
tiGlo forces Of tho crowd, and l,ayt
witnessed their barbnrous proccedingD, tho Ii ~
ing ticket Which such basGarians support woulG
| o.
cent man. It shows to What straits tho 11eBng
iteB aro reduced whom they have to instruct the!,
bulos and sllo,lder-hitters to disturb and brcul
up meetings intended to advocate law mud ordor
With tho gamblers in tho First Ward, mud tllt
bnllics They can pay to fight Tor them iu otLel
wards, Roaing and his friends hope to lay The
proud city Of Chicago, and an that is DO
ana g19a i'll at the %ors f'et ee 81 t
the hall to qucll tho riot but thoy made ut
special effort to do SO, and 1t seemed as If tho,
we're Recrotly In sympathy with tho rioters. Il
such scoles are tho concolnitantH Of tho Hesil,@
purity, it in blessi1'g TINT the campaisn will Ont
noxt Tuesday, whom, If decent mon DO thei1
duty at tho polls ruifians will not rule the cit,
as thoy rulcu The meeting last night.
| Tn1nD wARp-CDLORED.
| meeting Of tic colored citizenu Of the Third
Ward was held lust evening Ut tho O1iyet Church
on Fourth avenue, for tile purpose OF ngreeinG
upon candidate for Aloorman. a1r. ". B
johnson called the gathering to order.
J.W. E. Thomas, who Ind beon nominated FOL
Alderman. He was q respectable citizon,
proporty-ownor, and o law-and-orlor man ueyerJ
respect. Tho colorcd people Ind bocn unjuatl,
trcated in the past, ind they Ind boon forced tt
nominate Dir. Thotnaa for their solf-protectfon
Mr, Bartlett was called upon for few remarks
but ho declined to mako any until he had heart
others. He was not vory we'll posted on tht
question before tho meeting.
Mr.. Hancock Baid 3lr. Thomas Tas Just al
| good citizen Us 1{r McQonuias. iIo QdYiBe(
them to stick together and support thoir owt
candidate.
Ar. Hathoway, n white citizen from the south
ern end Of tho ward, advocated tue claims O.
Arr. Thomas as agaiust Mr., McGonniss, from
whom tho ward Ind received no attention.
1Ir. Hancock wanted it understood that thu
colorod citizona OF tho Third Ward would vott
for all the Law-and- Order candidates with tAt
exception Of Mr.. AlcGuuniHs.
t. Mr. Philip Wadsworth, I&aw-and- Order candi
dato for County Treasuror. spoke Of tho ticke
us whole, Saying it was QUO which deserved
tho vote Of ovorY respectable oitizou. Az to III.