, 1873-10-31

o suny m 'jlu law pt lid not bolioyo @ tbat @ cortsn
nr accs H. pd anncr 20 as nned Il t.
nno,,. In favnrod liz nloninr n iii n1aoen nf
p, Sp;,oaa ln NJ tho sahnt. ; u 't u
Mr. Liruoomb. 4 aoutlomau who wes ohnrpod
with ho{mr Hcnrnds 3rttirnantjy tloniod fho
alteration. IIo wns wor|siny for The nuccoss Of
Nr. Thomas md tho Eit[zot1e' unton ticket, It
was Ills prorognIiyo 10 vote for wIlom ho pleased, |
mid he wns iii favor OF allowing oyotyoue else to
.fln lilo san,n.
Mr.. L. Il. White Bnoko in favor OF tho election |
Of Mr.. Thomas. It would DO stigma
rpon tile colorcd raco If ho wns not |
properly supported, Tho movement for |
lilo election d.. .Mr.. Tuomna wau based |
Oil tho determination Of tho eolorod raco to DO |
represented in ovory political canyass In tho
Othor gentlemen spoke In fnvor Of tho clootlon
Of Mr. Thomas md tlo gouornl elevation Of tho |
raoo, and tho mooting adjourned.
~ NINTH wAnp.
A mooting Of citixonu .of tho Ninth Ward WIS |
held yesterday evening Mt No. l0G Tyler street,
and waB Rttondcd by quito d largo number OF |
votera altogothor too inrgo for Tho room, which
wns not capnbe Of holding n,oro than fifty or
Hxty peo,,Io about hundred lnyiuR to 20 homo
without parsakiag Of Ito words Of fho meoting.
Tho n,oetiug was called to order BY bIr. Ward,
and Aid. George Powell WAS requested to
address tho voters. Ho did 30 In brief but
Common Common Counoil lad douo for tic ward within
tho pnst ycar npproprialing the sum Of 5000
for tic laying Of tho sewers through tho Streets
which bud hitherto remnincd nnsowerod. Ho
pledged Ills word TINT, II elected, he would do
all lie could to have tho gas laid on in tho
stroots, and said tint If tile Gan Company OBJ
iootod to do 80 thoy would bo mn1lo to comply.
fIhe meoliug adjourned to meet ngain at Tom.
poranco HILL OH Saturday eyeniug, when, 1t Is
expcctctl. q largo number Of voters Will be pres
ont aud show TINT tho Uitizoug' Union is the
tiokot that will show ahoad for tho Ninth Ward
on Tuesday noxt. -, =
EIGHTH WARD.
IgG ht War was lod last oTonnc
nj tho church on Mitchell street. between
aeetoS oha,rmala 1 % Stated tl,at tho mail ob}oat
Of tho meet meeting as t. nemnee 4as o. T
nlnctiou.
Mayor Bond, Capt. Conuett, and Col. Thomas
]. Turnor, made eloquent aud forclblo speeches.
Louis Nachnann, q German, promised 500 Cor
Order ticket which announcement waa groeted
with immense nppln,lso.
Mr, Snlelt, another German, urged upon tho
meotiug tho Importance OF nominating good
Mr. Mathew Fleming received tue unanimous
nomination Tor Alderman Of tho Eighth Ward,
AIr, Fleming being called upon for Bpeoch,
thanked tho meeting for tho compliment oon-
ferrcd upon him, aud promised, Il elected, to do
ncst Of lis ability. Ho was confident 10 could
hent aithor Of tho two IL pooplo's" candidates in
the u1o1 floIi eitl'A = wy '"' ''p' '''' ~ ;.
reua.a1 discussion followed about a moro
tbor6urh organization for tLc work Of next
Tmcsday. and it was finally decided that the
Camuaign Con1nlttoe dcseuated by tho Central
Committee bo authorized to Gil vacancies aud to
renort to q meeting to bo held tomorrow eyeu-
ing ils at the same ] plaee. " '''>' " ~1" ~'0|'
fho meeting thon adjourned.
SIXTEENTH wANp.
4 magnificent Law-and- Order meeting was