, 1873-10-05

y toneat md orderly md rcgnrdful Of tho right Of
h,a own cyea without ohalIonge from my earthly a.
'hori'y w''"tovor' am' very rc'pscttany' ,,t, xn
Francis A. Hoffman, Jr., then spoke.
rGArFonM AND REVOLUTIONS.
The Committee oil Platform, through is Chairman,
Gen. L'oL, then reported tho one ndoptcd BY tllo
Agitation Committee aud already published, which
Mr.. Joseph Il. g. Forrcut ti1on read Tho following
WIS mt understood BY talf he aulienco, but the ros-
"1n Wow Of the present dcnornlzcd condition Of
tho trade, commerce., md gcncrnl industry Of tho
@era eenro IF a grea S rS
the President be respectfully requested
t3 o u for
sufficient amount Of lcgaletenor currency based Up
en tho deposit of national sccnrit'oa ind It saesh
yato anil corporate credit. Tic great want ~. at
o to- sk s sno. !, p i T. srs
pay 1t out dernan. 1t tl,o same time such deposit
Of money merely tends 10 intonsify the existing srin-
it .e expense aid 10 tic vitn Injury Of tho 1nanufac-
turing md mercantile community. Thelcgltimate md
5y 81 ~ mode Df {sSng rs cut currency " f5o
x,n,S eorSoongrs,s should BE- respectfully asked to
tha1, tha1 - money, san now be COMPELLED 70
sacrss iq creee In fea aa sr
sonal property Of tho country from 80 to rs per cent
THIS would entail ruin upon hlndreds Of Thousands Of
Thtsd-congreea shonld replace tlo notes Of M
onal nns which haye gone nto quaon, with
prevent strjngcnry Of currency.
Fo"rt4@Tlie CITY Of ! ohioage shond @ l. promptly
cs % nae
provcments IN full work.
tiNh-The advertised Halo Of city lots, On which
the homes Of citizens, and which tax ny-
n,ente hive not yet been made, should bo postponed
until hs ety sc,p to be Issued aa 70 consider
"witi ills .lcelarattol, q principles We submit the
ligions and nationality.n
THE CAMPAIGN ooas1rrrEE.
Mr. 4. O. Hcsing then cume forward aud was loudly
es Ses IL he e sepor II n s tG
which he fut certun would meet with their approval
Mr. Keeey, from tho Campaign Committee, reported
as citizens. liz felt cortatn thos would faithfully rer-
First warI-cha1,lcoy +. bowen, Philip oonlcy, D.
otsr;es s.soad d.. waFn d,sa Frank rarmelee,
Third ward-Tiomaa Hoyne. potor Von. Frank
schweInfnrth. Michael Evans, u. D. KinE.-
cleary, julius Rosstai, isti F. Br.coiI a8 'An'' E. "
-. Fifn m WaFd-EAsasa rhiM George Miller. olin-
sahR nahR }q sesa Hon
Seventh Ward Miles Kshoe Christian FechtmeIcr,
Eghth ward9f ii: Esstaco, : oont:ad L. Nselo, 5o-
soph MeDernot, AZ n. J. Darley, Jacob 1!noh1
Tenth Ward Join i. 11aincs, ". b. snowhook, ".
j. onahs1 RstsE ssauttlsT 1.udoph sehosss9s
Henry Ackhofr. Mlchucl Roach. VI. Il. Hutchinson.
Twelfth ward---1ielry dree,ellum, Thomns Loner-
Thirteenth ward-Thomas McQuiI william Kcin-
ha.dt, Thomaa PETERS, TheophiluH derunld, John
Fourteenth ward-willlam Turtle, P. D. shie, Max
,5 Ft'essth l w4F.HSgh 5 aei1usalla Louis Schultz
s1eenth MardNwiliiia;n i; i strauk, James Il. Curtis
Pntrlck Ryan, Robort THEM, Albert paetch.
pags Hanss1 oa Maua 5Vgs opag %ks j.
Eighteenth Ward-chnrlcs KuobeladoriT, James
Iyman John MSsgae1n, j. ! stotz TAomaa Cannon
refss mssta Mosrt o pr@aiys %
rail, WliAn Divine, Theodore Schintz, Jaoob Doser.
Robert Clark, Lake Visw; Daniei Booth. Jefferson:
Henry Harms, Niles; +. Towhey, Evanston; Meyer
5sniei da,aeroa, Wheeling; II. !. ssnnel Mains; s:
Rp pesnas sSso H. sa HoessnSerg' Eeyaea
Wm. Klnger, Patrick Oudmore, james Morgan, Hyde
psrk August uLci Worth Daniel g skolIsy, II
Palas L. oswuld, Diuon: cIus. ohlondorG, 1.ich.
We FURTHER REPORT
Ffrat1t shall 10 the duty Of the Committee to take
commtsea in tho various precincts Of the different
to thorough organization Of The city ind county, md
assttre success to tho callso u which Engaged
sa m ps m r. tie
yon, they sha huys the power such time tn them
should 10 deemed wise to place ticket III the Aed for
n1r n$tH
sented, nhal have our undivided support aud tley
shall have power to III vacancies.
making VI, Of Ticket the cditora Of Inc various city
PAPERS oe called upon to give their VIEWS and to
sa ~ @ ~ S3ea ara M III gsng u T. @ sko These
Times. Jonfhd staats-Zestuny Post Nafl, Union, nud
Freie prfsse,
Reynolds, the ahe!l man. who had abandoned tho
Exposition, suddenly up, mud askcd biz fellow
citizens 10 lear him.
There wero yes nnumerable.
Tle report WIS adopted.
Mr, Hesing came forward, but the crowd wanted to
hear from. Reynolds, he hosted up on tho plat
alk, but tho .yells were 50 frantic that moi word
could be heard. When they got tired Of that, MIR.
Hesing again came forward.
n1r. Icsing sa they bud assembled for tho purpose
Of organizing purity that would respect person aud
s 81 Se ey es5S S b Th
of this party. liz rccollecsed tho time wien tlosb
same newslapcrs would have been glad to hear him
abusing him eallei upon him ana. begged
sa ~ y @ Se ep Hp%pcsa pa1tS nsa9.
1Ie rccoccted thp time when those same newspapers
who were now t1adueing M begged Of him speak
yss,s snso il a5F!vei q te shores Fl Ams1tes md
good American cltizon as any native alive 10 had
lc9n in many Republican conventons. and it had yet
inunA 1f1uH YInr 1ff ft,R1r