, 1873-09-06

tho action Of this meeting. Ho said ho Ind r.
atdod Ia Chicago for about thirtY-hye years. and
thought hc 'gaA about "a we'll acquainted with
al nationalitics as my man Of lis ago in tho
city, but ovon ho could not sc1oot propor com
mittoe on such short notice..
Tho Chairman vouollaafod to reply that thore
Haa nothing cut and driod about thfa business a I'd
WITHOUT any further attention being paid to Mr.
Hubbard, tho Chairman proceeded to gtyo IN
formation. Ho said that on ]ast Wednesday,
night there had boon hold In Bismarck Hall q
meeting OF tho German-Amorican Central ABao.
citation, ut which report had been mndo Of tho
proceedings Of tho Sunday moeting. Mr. L. q.
Hosing was prosont at that mcoting and he
won|d call upon lin to Htato in wllat spirit the
aoston Of tho Sunday meeting had boen mot BY
HEa1No CALLED ron.
Loud cries wore 1nado for Mr. HoBing, who
was ongagod in tho rear part Of tho 6all il
earnest conversation with Intimate but now
round 'l polltical, friends, A German singing
yolumos Of yocn1 melody Which almost drowned
tho voice Of tlo Ohsirman, md when Mr.. Hosing
stopped forward 10 tho Chai1msn'b desk, ho
mnd9 nm thla an o3cuso for not having. understood
The Chairman politely repealed his invitation
anu Ar. HcBinF ut onco responded.
| MEalNa'e EXPLANATORY GRAFTON,
Al Mr' nesng eaid that, before 10 proceeded to
Wednesday, night, he would first inform those
| present Of tho manor and occasion Of the or
ganization Of tho body known as tho German.
American Central Club. Sometime ago there
had been ward-meotlngs called. aud tLo dolo-
gates then chosen Ind appointod committee OF
t1Vo in each ward. Those OommitteeB had met
as one, and that Committee lad appointed ono
man from each Tard, aud ono from each Of tho
principal German societies 80 q committee for
agitation, aud to form combinations With othor
| peoples sud nntoualities, to oppose the tyranny
and oppression Of this man Waehbu1n, from
Joliet. On last Sunday, tho apoaker had had
tn tho honor Of being invited to attend meeting
0n Wednesday, night, after the meeting Of the
German-American Central Club had Boon or
gauizod, tho speaker had moved that tho
Committee on Agitation Of this body
jus. neT 90 sIo BY tho a oAxos
to moot with thom aud prepare platform and
declaration Of principles to DO submitted ct some
future Tor approval. 1t had seotnod that tint
meeting had been unanimous in It's readiness to
tloman had objected to tho motion and he wns
not afraid OF uniting all nntionalitios in tho com
nnon' mon neauso' nor opposed to doing 80, but this
gontomen A. 5qssen vas straidthSro we're too
aured hIr: Jusson that l tho an suniav Is1
mooting, aud tho Committee to bo by them ap-
Roinied represented all nationslitios tina. at tito
nationalities, or candidates, but that it had
chosen only to select committee to coafer with
and act NTH tho. Agitation Commttee, After "a
strong opposition from Mr. Jusson, tho speak
err motion bud beon carried almost unani-
mousy.
On tomorrow (this) evening this German
11r 1f'r,. further action, and undoubtedly
taaoy a",y,.,,.a would a. sond an invitation to tho
uommittee just chosen to meet and confer with
thom' The speakcr thought it would be- proper
to instruct this Committee to unite with tho
German Agitation COMMITTEES in forming plat
form to DO LAID before tho people Of Chicago.
would advocate law and order. lie wns u much
in favor Of law and order as hIr. Woodard or any
other gentleman who had participated In tho
meeting on the previous night He bs'ieved they
ing, and thought thore would be worry fow tax
fighters: Tho speaker hoped this body would
leave all questions OF nationality alone, and sink
el personal n.13 pIofofonces and uniting -
for Mayor. and Aldermen, aud ali other
Offices, and then unfurl their banner for
determined fight and glorious aucceBs.
The speech OF the loader was loudly ap-
INQUIRY AND INFORMATION.
Mr. Jhmoa Ennis inquired wnea tho Gotmsn-
American Agitation Committee would moet.
Mr. Heaing-At Bismarck Hall, tomorrow
The Chairman said that that Committee vould
expect there to meet the Committee chosen hore,
a. and they Bhonld attend tho meoting without fur.
thor invitation.
Mr. Hosing corroborated tho Chair.
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MAKEs Tu1nTy-F1YE.
AID. J. J. McGrath, from tho Heloct Ave to
report the select fifteen to bo added to tho
selected twenty, mado the following report: L.
.y' y: Ryo' French; L: Celia, italian ! William
Polish; 8. .Oun, Swedish; Jacob Nelson, Nor.
,Wegian,; John LAWN, Swedish; Hourly Groono-
baum, to represent oil nationalittes; J. WoiHs,
5ewish; J; Dan 8. Kolly, g. J. sundoll, THOMAS
Shirley, William L. Church, Thomas Doyle,
county.
Upon motion Of Alr. Hesing, Col. Arno Voss
was added :. 10 represent all aationalities."
Upon motion Of Con. Herman Lieb, n1r. Hofr-
man schmidth, editor Of the Fy'iheden the single
addcd to tho Committee.
hr: Michael Keeloy suggested that the Commit
tee OF Thtrty-aevon now tako notice Of the in
ytation 9 M to attend tho meeting st Bismarck Hall,
and that tue Secretary be instructed to telegraph
the absentees, the cost to DO dofrayed By this |
Asaooation. Carried.
Upon motion Of Gen. Lieb, tho Committee vas |
authorized to add to it's own number 1t it's |
AID: Mccaftroy spoke briefly in favor Of activo
work for ward organization,
mr.; Aopert Kenny inquired what further
would be tho autiea Of the Committee Of Thirty
Beven after tue public mass-meeting.
The Chairman said that would bo determined |
By this moeting.
Con. H: Lie6 suggested that 1t would be- moro
democratic to 1caye that with tho mass- meeting
to determno.
Tho Chairman suggested that this meeting
Instruct tho Committee - to their specific du.
tics. 0
Mr. Abort Nicholson said be thought that had
boon done. -
Tho Chairman thought not that their powers
had not been clearly defined By this moeting.
Mr. @. Q. Hubbard thought tho time too short
to prepare platform by tonight.
u, Ihe Chairman again Expressed the opinion
that tho Committee should hayo ita powers
clearly defined. f'O1
Mr. Michael Koe1ey said he thought It WAS not
necessary to inRttuct the Committee. If he Lad
understood tho action Of the suuda5 meeting aud
tlo intent Of this ono, 1t was that the Committee
y net M IN COMFORT and harmony with tho
German Agitation Committee. Those two Com
mistees numbered about sixty mon, and it tho
s3gat s; j.. men had boen selected they woro bottor
aolo TO guido and shape future action than this
meeting. They represented ali tho elements Of
tho Party, aud It would DO better to trust to their
ntelligenoe and aIncerity to act for the best In
terosts OF all. He moved that tho Committee
DO authorized to tako suoh steps az in its tudg-