, 1873-10-29
Speeches by Mayor Bond, Treasurer
Gage, and 0thers.--Alder-
manic Nominations.
Announcements Of Rallies to
Be Held This Evening.

ticket caused by Iii death until nozt Wednesday,
Oct. ~, At 4p. N.
Consequently tho filling Of the vacancy on the
ticket was postponed until this afternoon.
. srnoNa aEcoHMENDAT1oN.
The following is d copy Of petition which
waa sout to tho headquartora yesterday:
Gent.ssen compos',W ] he tthss sGzscirs COMMITTEE:
dExrhrNER: We would respectfully recommend to
- candidate Judgs q tho Superior court q Cook
County to m tho yaSaney caused ~ the 1amSntod de-
sssss g. K afa os %'~ i net:' .ay sR'
Arthur Q. Ducat La Lenton,
nn a1sSs .yis e,a r. gest f. & 4 g. HoaeS e. G9 o..
Edison Keith, Cooper, durnett Packard.
s9H;5 HassTs asissy Carter. N:Rse sS bs...r sn
a jtss,soS:2 Hss SSs o sna g,as.e sag Ell essIs co.,
THE GERMANS ron, GAGE. -. !,
The sample-Room ticket does not suit al the
Gornana, and they arc already beginning to dis
crinnato In favor Of bntter mon to bo found on
the Citizens' ticket The German voto will not
be as solid as Mr. Hosing imagine6, and 1t is
very doubtful Il he will be ablo to take posses-
sion OF the City Treasury BY oleoting hia man
O'Hara. Tho following article from tho
Freie-Presse, tho evening German paper Of this
sity, published in that journal yesterday, OK
preHacB the feelings Of many thinking Germans
who are not in Hoalng'a brecchea-p pocket:
All those who earnest and sincere In their oppo
,sea vote cevn s sna w VIII
over everywhere give tho preference to tho aldernano
order men Wherever IL former hayo pt sp
acceptable men. The case ia diGcrcnt with tho cnnd
dates for sneh city and county oiiiees as have ab-
has been tue snb!ee: of bitter eo9ts.i & Thq
peslt pes psse tsa money sa''? aisy Ssns. Which
msry tho city frcaaurer pocEeted this interest," Tho
present oecsunant o Of t9's psee Mr p A. dage has
kept without berunang legally hrnenabio. In consid
eraon Of his acon hch has enea an we
Nuturaly. the strife for this position is conducted
Present @ IT. incnlsnt enarge him win bsing spesaia-
tori. they say he nunk $4,000 IN mi.iing atocks
s s u b.. as sooa md til. ss sy p1ay maey It,
notorious for twelve years; that his most
pie Of the same cass Of common lrtsh politicians
those who have brought TIE CITY Of New York to The
lin II @ aea "0a DO
OF ai thoeo reciprocal accusations. good part may
IN s eoanry Ths ia esan
who does not bnnd'y hrrah for every candsdate who
Is PIT up for him. W4o lea5a both ades snd arrives at
s NJ s ssaEs e. pas
to pabAo eonadonco, sspscisS, ti wi Wien he ha
la also man Of pfoperty, and hs hondsmen ara re-
der such circumstances, charges q thoso
ho want to Put sn0thss ct man IL TINT oics can hardly
r III n0ju y
Of CITY Treasurer should bs held BY liz same msn fos
hs would @ I ba bs
cats Of the present incumbent closely connected
thousands Of doars IN real esate hero and Chicago
ensespses nothing binas hr. pan onara to ohl-
It i an undsniabls faet, that III. oara h.a lived
On politics for yesEs and that tho public oneys hare
intention to roproach Ar. oHara with this to cast
any suspicion on his honesty. THO takes
to the common charges made On both aides. Aud, Il
qsssop ess w ss asas ee'a
denre in 0'Hara. who lives By politics, and whose
clSstS: poe fsnds sna suppo5sess r. AZ are certainly
whsa tas .s.payaIs dhieaso are :assa as With
draw their confidence from man whom they have
tha promlse he mada WIEN elected In ises. who
through h1s large property aud through hia bonds
mon1 of tho pubo % ,nonoys then is ohicago ta1psy-
era VIII require more from this mans oppononta than
sys naan az
n order to secure Irish votes for the Peoples
the majority Of the Chicago taxpayers will not look
upon Mr. 0lIara as ptofnr substitute for Mr., D. A,
Gage.
THE NINTH WARD.
The Ninth Ward Law.and- Order citizens
turned out in fine style, Last evening, to attend
tho meeting bold IN tho large hall on Harrison
street, near Halated. Tho hall waB crowded by
respectable and thinking men, and the mannor
oeiyed showed that they were onthuaiasticaly
against tho Hesing party. Mr. Joseph 8herwin,
Piesident, presided with dignity and ability.
Captain Connett made one Of hls unique
spoeclos full Of merriment and sharp sayings.
He showed the necessity OF maintaining law in
this country, for as soon as law was trampled
under foot The safety Of Republican !nstisutlona
was in peril: He denounced the attompt OF
OF The people, aud he did not believe
that ho carried In Ills pocket tho German vote,
and La certainly had not possession Of tho Irish
vote. f0heess.] lie did not wish to descena to
personalit1es, but ho did not want hr. Colvn for
Mayor, for Mr. Colyin wan in tho habit OF swear
Ing no that ho could bo heard three blocks away.
They should have hgh-toned, moral gentlo-
man who would sustain 1 tho dignity Of tic oity,
PreHide oyer an honeat tH administration, and ell
'"S Thero ' was AT loud css for Mayor Bond who
made III interesting addroBa, which will be found
In substance in the report OF the TontL Ward
meeting.
The fion. Thomas ]. Turner aaid he was not
there a. party-1nan, but asa oltizou Of Chicago.
In this contest 1t waa not question Of politics,
but Of enforcing the law. Laws should be en-
forced or ropealed, one or tho other. 4 man
going to bo beaten. Tho man said tho other
Side had 5000 German and 10, 600 Irish yotoH
solid for them all iu their pookots. He an-
gwored tile min that tie man who tried to array
ono nationally, againat another, aud instituted
worthy to bo citizen Of this coun-
try. ILs lsWa enaotod should be enforced