, 1873-09-12

unfortunate. Tho Tines wAs not serious IL III ortiz
aS on tho
that its Sunday edition might moro conveniently con.
not prevail Was submitted to tho meeting, nnd that
boay slsdiy Expressed IL dostro TO pray.
to Dr. a aons as :; o. .s d
Ahl1 Kally offered ths following resolution,
organise ach wards arc nos already organized and
that further committee Of seven be appointed for tito
III. Woodsrd thought thsre "a. no has.,.
FL wa: s.sh u s 3se q e''ns e
to form convention, and vhen these delegates had
bold meeting, TINT tho co!nm!ttee Of seven.y absn
ttnued their work. they would not combine al tho ele
menta r, Of sueee.a necessary D1s by ADOPTING his
The olcctfon Of good and judlcous rnen, who would
administer the oty aovesnmcnt economically and
honesty. H. beloved that tho beet my Of getting
business mon. rhcro. ~ wes no hurry 7hess
fsSorsee ''1 % this sns tsins-Ss S's bonessy nd nd
woqia uphold tho public credit a. @ nuell y tho nom
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars to tho city. Tho
press gave out That out Of tho hre had laH and
would support lilo 1noyomont Il it was we'll and prop
erly organized, These two papers would COINS In At
d wns,er T.. ns Of e.
IIo thought that al hey had to do was to heed al
TINT was wiae, reject all that was foosh, md 60 In
Mr.. Phare said the people. through the papers, had
mtsta ken the Committee Aa . t1gh-laced boly. He
moved TINT committee Of three, Mr., Woodland.
Chairman, draw up paper expressive of the vlewa Of
the meeting.
nj. @. Q. nonney made few remarks, At did Mr.
Walker, re-echoipg lla rgmarka.
Mr. sulliya't insisted that IL was impossible to or
ganizo on tic North Side under the Committee Of sey-
Tho resolution waa laid upon tho table.
At this jnnot,,re an infur!atcd committeeman rose
to request reporter to look at somebody elsa besides
h1e daughter, ~ 1t matlo her vary unhappy.
Tho Secretary offered the following resolutions
Ie1olred That wo are in favor Of personal liberty,
provided only he docs nothing that may injuzo
Iesoped, That wo assort tho right Of the State and
Of tho city to regnlnte Tho sale Of Intoxicating liquor
as Just and ueedful police measure for tho rrotec-
ton Of la laws property md comfort ot the whole
duty Of do7ernunonts to regulate, and necessary to
repress any and all acts md employmenta that Gu
danger the public aafcty:
Nj: Lyon offered the following as . sahatitqte:
Resofped That the aim and purpose Of the Law-and-
he shilling iaws ct tho State Il illinois, and lie ord.
nanees Of the City Of Chicago and to provide for on
nonsst md economical administration Of the aar' Of
Resosved, That The Lawand Order party is not dis
nctiyely ntomperance religious party organized TO
enforce temperance dlfruse religion.
Ilesolved, That with lis Law and Order are Bynony-
moaa for good citizenship and honest government.
faith or nationality businesa. vocation who doca
obey, and who Is willing to obey. tho existing lsws Of
tho State Of Illinois, tho ordinances Of tho City Of CHI
cago. whiic tho sane remain unrepoaled Is hereby
recognized member Of tho Law-snd- Order party.
Mr. Reilly offered resolution to show that resolu-
ons were meroly the expression Of individual opinion
which Was adopted.
Mr; Woodland moved that Committee Of Three be
appointed to designate the number of delegates from
ouch ward AU0 the county towns TO form