, 1873-09-17

I.nw.nnil- Order Meetings In tho Third nnd
ItiEhtcentt WRrdH.
Tho law-apl-or,or poople Of tho Eighteenth Wnrl
bold meeting yestorlay evening at The North star
ohapol, corner Of scdgwiek aud Division stroosa mr.
Tho.nns Konncly, on being elected Chairman, said
tint tho meeting lad been callc1 for tho purpose OF
ortanizlne au tie law.and-orlor clements In tho
ward.
On motion, tho following Agitation Committee was
appointed: A1cssrs. SsnAbsrg 1f9l,nbcrg. Inls-
berg, Icgar, fodder, DR.. olse, Crousc, Whitehead,
Madison, nnd Keggy. ''' -
11r, whitehead, tho paator Of tho chapel, said that
they should eco to 1t that good and eobsr wsro
elected to otco this fall THAR inovolnont Wfdor
than Temperance movement. They wero for Law and
favor Of tho execution Of al tholaws on tho
Batute-book and particularly for respecting tho aab-
BATH uo expected Tint OF oil nauonalitlca would
unto for tho rurroac Of upholding cur lawa. This
was great and glorious country and thor victory
meant protection Of the!r homes nna property.
Mr.. Ayer wauto1 overy ono rfOsout TO o1pfcss hts
yloWa In regard to law mud oruef.
lir. Frohiig said that about ycsr ago fow law.
abiding mon In tho ward had started moyomont
ien that Inc oy w ran p'au for Xosmaa Of
md, though ho only received twanty, votes, got 1t
showed thst they possessed some strength.
An old gentleman, will strong Htbornlan accent,
said 10 Fas tho Oldest III tho ward, md ho would
liko to havo permission to gay fey words Three
aWhat was % Inv i ani erdar7 What vas to moetinR
| fort TO break up m 1rishman's license for
| selling WItHEy On EunlAyt NLlc tHe Uutol
kept ther anlooiH ore md Ind their dances un1no
Tested. Dawdy houses were kept opcnn [lcre lo was
interrupted BY tho Chairman, WHO snd he vas out Of
order," said the oldsa gentlo.nan, mid l1iero
no waH interrupted by sevcral gont1cmon md compel.
| cl to tale his seat.
gentleman whose nan1o could not 10 learneds said
that their organization for the purpose Of aiding
tho Committee Of Seventy. The 119ordery comenta
held their meetings In saloons, but they held theirs In
| churches, OH Htrcet-cornern, and In parks.
Mr. Ftohdtg thought they wero strong enough 70 ao'
| Independent OF the Committee Of Seventy. There
wero enough faw-abding cizena In tho ward to clcc,
| tlcir Alderman.
Oldest uentlen1an--"Y You call this . law-and-orde1
meeting. Why nos have reform mud reformation OF
! this"
Ia was again nado to tako his seat before no couli
finish the Bentcnce.
Mr. Drake aud others made foreblo speeches IN favor
| Of tho lRw-and-ortler movement.
| Tho mooting then adjourned.
THIRD WAHD MEETING,
Tho -anl-ortler meeting In the Third Ward, al
| journed from tho week provio,H, not great sic
ccsa In point Of uulnbcrst and tho interest manifested
by thuae who did put III appearance whs not of tn
enthusiastic character. Mr.. phnrc, OF tho Exactt
tive Committee, increased tile crowd to nine, sonl
tin,e after o'clock, aud thero hardly being enougl
social talk with tho gentlemen present. on the 4ues
lion Of extending the time for tho Committee to re
port. Tho opinion Heemet to be That hhndbill8 aet
ting forth tho objects Of tho L1w-aud- order part
should 10 circulated, and meeting called about III
tBt Of October Mr. Deau canle along shortly nfte1
and tho len persons present continued their talk 70
BONO ti1ne longer.