, 1873-11-02

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: would % bo next yoAr. II could not DO nvoidet
" Wo organized those institutions md woro oom
pcttent pct to preseryo them. [Ohcers.] Wo woill
os o@n M Mr Mn1ana Or sny one e e bfo
10 CRY Weight Of principle, md oven Of decelloy, il
J" running tho desperate race In which he wa
o now engaged. Thero wore two questions wort
> thinking Of. with regard to tho money OF til
= city. Ono was whetior the bank accounts Of NJ,
8 tingo wero correct, as tley were [clloors1. an
a tho other edo got hold Of Il. ,[Lnnglltor.1 VIII
8 regard TO tlo Judicial contost,, oil ho could 80
most miserable company. Judge Moore ''ts was au
: rigid Presbyterian. and how could ho ect int
. tho company he had !? Out Of this hetorogone
7 qua mass OF Dutch lagor-beer and Sabbath
place m on tic bonol. WHOM ho struck rue IL hspat a.
WIN tho cohortB Of Hostng Ae sacrificed nil thu
; tic 1ity years Of Lis honorable lifo Ind m
J nounced. The speaker touched very foo1iugl,
upon the dcplorablo slight Of q man Of Nj
IN which he was found. Againet this unfort.t
nate man ho mentioned JoBoph p. Olarkeon and
eald no would fool moro aocuro IN bringing ba
iore that man the Causes Of his clionts IIo safe
Il astoundcd him to think tl1at any American Ii
vote. NV ~
a round Of applause evinced tho attention With
which Mr.. Dexter Ind been listened to.
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Ho pointed ont the universal interest which was
! folt Ia o struggle Hleh as that going on betweon
deconoy and corruption in tho City Of Chicago,
INC Iho question here vas ono Of Right ngninst
wsonS :" Ms5 xG sg0 tho city
the are.proof tckot, she established precoilent
which would DO eventually adopted In oyory olty
on the continent That firo-proof ticket was
headCa BY man Of ,natioual reputation, WHO
WAS boing feaBted abroad AB tho lion l,o IT,
Jossph Medlll. [Cheersl. The millions Of dol.
lars which came hore, seeking investment in
boud and mortgages after tho fro, would noyer
hayo come horo II tho City Government had
fallen Into tho hands Of corrupt clique. The
clty's rapid reconstruction was tho reward Of
| good local government. Here, in the Hcsinr
movement was tho inltiatory step Of what might,
II not sqaelohed at onco, assuno an importance
that Of African slavery Il Mr. Hesipp 10
| hnd Dan o'Hara could, through tho neg.
lect Of the, people,. defy INV, and throw
ops 9penL u the e sinks Of iniqaity, Il would be batl
dday ioe the e. city + they did succeed thoy would
State Of Illinois, ut Springfield. Tho Hesulans
OF the Revolution were driven from tile soil. and
50 50 would I be the Hcsing Of Chicago, and so also
the O'Hara. Ho concluded with . kind ana
fee!ing allusion to Capt. Brockwny.
Mr: .. D. Perry and Mr.. spauldlng, candidates
Tor Aldermen. and other gentlemen, we're called
upon pM to speak, aud did SO.
The meeting adjourned will, an enthusiastic
feeling Of security.
THE NINTH WARD.
A macs meeting of Irish American cittzana
was hold in the Fathor Mathew Hall. on Wost
monroe street, last evening Tho hail was crowd
cd to e1ceae, and the greasost enthusiasm in
mp 6mnpport of the Cttizons' Union ticket prevailed
me meeting was worry orderly, not single un-
tho prOceetGngs ~
Christopher shqrvln, ESQ, was unanimously
elected to rreoido, He made q brief speech in |
et4psns Or aans asT and osd stating ha all
american law and institutions. Ho concluded by |
,nsro;aaeing john F. Finorty, who was warmly |
received and spoke, substantially. as follows;
sPEsEoH OF NH. F1NER7y.
FELLOW. .crr1zFNs: had Intended at the outset nj
atrugg1o but circumstances syo since ar,san wbr ire
nave impaired asncw ncres& to tho conflict Of opnion
ths principles involved have been more cearly de-
hhed, ana, think, tho hour has come when ayerv
CITIZEN Of thh community should DECLARE and sland r.
e aoness eent tments. In tho controversy before u.s.
aud plain proposition as to whether wn sha
a me hy1 sw 5sguattnE ho whether
ha ho ckss rss1 s ut u tne III a0oys oyo
snie!ently Pronounced their respective sides Of liz
contest: I9so con bc no mtaako relative to the r
1ol to tho laws Of lie State and Of he muan
palisy, In tho interest Of law and order. a. 1hov ]
s'sa yo 70 re- re,ouon 81 q hesnF
,1 the mIno q liberty, demands that drunkenness
t.atnn " 1nui1u!co an9 5unaay surrendered to unre-
oe @ RAJ 'ked The overwhelming majority OF American
'on or Is ths thi9nh'5g an Intelligent poron
uoat respectable clements Of liz otftr nstionsitias
eg epeg ssntsd sds, In ths community Anpsuse On
10 saoon nterests of esory '"sMNG nstion.,ite fso
:, smo2ttss etsstty anS ta;t Essa2 isstoa q
h tat for oco enpa item q pasr to tho .soan
. 10 as a. means Of attaining that power which tbo
eat body Of Americans would never accord to thep
I'M 1FO1t$f fAr%~f.
However, much We. - good citizens, nay deproc.to
hs inreucon q .ectonaiis into poticalf aaes
a ssen sasa5 i aatea Il a to msRs g.
u 1r!sh-Americans, solcitous tat our natlonality
h e. aSvoeass sy nS ss h eenss DEGRADED aea 1
ns nterestsa parties viii raise oatery pse sae.
ahnng Us WITH nss ta enomes of ,v sqa
he citizen. Such accusations may oonfounI tho t
sna s atrans s
rssa@sn ans ss soa I'D
cstraned license Of tho Acknowledgment To-
sss e'sss I 4h.s Il sAss men, psSls %s
urring In the law, or ounton, @ regulat,nu linz q
20 sapg "oa have the
hnk beIeyea according e tho osasvanA sa1oony
M d fsyor r. are neg raesSae,s aeySa Of
[aine Liquor law-we do not indorse castiron proa
9as ss d9 t h' ths saloons
.pauso Ts is trsly s'asa nsaps
y .earess 'i'npX H. ias lss aoias als
'atico to ~ using harshness towards s noae. @ ta
dictates Of and The sfGeI o anhns gnha
,eeney lAppauso] And, gentlemen, taking anoher g
mnancs of s soan I fslss no a01 n hat
As overhroWn7 Is not tlmu that tLo dest}rs NJ