, 1873-09-10

Tho "La.g and Order" meeting, called In tho Filth
Ward took place yesterday evening IN tho University
chapel, ut Cottage Grove andw fairly attended ny
tho most respectable and prominent men in that ward.
Tho meeting was called to order By Mr. pharo, who
nominated Mr.. J. #. Dom for ohaiznnp and be was
accordingly elected After prayer by h1r. Covert, rs
Leonard was clocted Secretary Of tho meeting.
Mr. phare was called upon by the Char to state tho
objects Of tho meeting. lie accordingly hade lew
ronnrks to ho effect that there had been IN impression
created that tho Committee Of Seventy was
aond Of cloao corporation, with plstform and
candidates. nlrcady blocked out. h1r. Bonno5,
ut tho Committee mooing, had presented aonno
v1owa Which he tMr. Phare) did not thlnk were
thoso Of tho majority Of tho Committee. Ho thought
that the viows OF tho Committee wore 1nora liberal
and broader. committee had been selected at pri-
VITO 1pcotiDg Ut mr. pharo'a house to work up their
portions Of the ward, aud II was proposed that the
plumber bo increased to Hevon. Tho gcntlomeR wero
hIaasra. sllyy, Dickinson, Wood md Haywood. The
two attor would be unnbe to aervo owing to ahsenca
Tho Chairman then made aone explanatory re1nnrka.
The party s1 @ rG napx nSt asnsa ht Il - aHs y
Tho Committee Ind been chosen for the purpose Of
ecctioneorng IN one sense people og%etnIss &C. I and
to obtain general VI tue VI 'Ae c
question to The psopsr sn to M tho
eaded Tint the four gontlamen whose names had boen
e,gcate1 bo allowed to ill the balance OF tic Com
tha men who wsrc bos acquainted in their mmedato
locality. MI. sidnoy Thomas wns nominated
4na 9ner q the ste E 6us
cpcd the ground Of lack Of sufficient ac4uaintance
Ie said TINT DO could not do tho work na Wound no
axpected Of him, and that ha had olco been run out
OF county by being put up for olco, and no did not
tlestro to repeat tho e1pogicnce:
Tho names Of Mossrs. T. L. nArber and y. u. uray-
ton wero then, on motion, added TO tho Committee
On mutton Of Mr. Covert tho Committee WAS author.
tzo to oil yacancies aud ncrenBe 8 numbers As might
10 necessary. Mr. Covert then maao few timely 70
marks -. -,,,, T.,
queatcd to sing temperance song doad silence Of
two nes to9wsd a ths 19 % s n D,0ss
Nice.rrestlent % 9 enrely without Ills consent, hut he
counted himself temperance man. and Wished to @ DO
what would advance tbs Of law aud order. But
tdtle h tho Principal % e question: which ba a effect
.coIfusiIlg peoples minds. While temperance ticket
might 10 carried IN tho Fifth Ward, Il WE thought
xtch all ovor the city.
Drown being called upon ssa that s y IL ts ns
to bring into the temperance or any other outside
question. His os was to bare the oommsteo @ saa
with bis nclghbora and them ofter week Or ton day.
OF agitation to call meeting aud sec What progress
H.! ' ps.son, Of ono Of tho , Sub co@m,tss Gem .,
gss Ssj.e & sfs'h ho sa oen'se .sd hs %
saioon- n-tesers aua dermaua had determined 10 nank
p a"aa aos s,s and to nssoas tn
10 do not wish 10 uanko this strictly temperanc'
enforce ths aws va want 1,o moro i,rewora nor dis
tiiors in tfo Council We nuat hare tho eo~opersto.
American ii obtaining. proper observance Of GU
customs. Mr. pa1tona remarks aeetned TO 10 Moyote
snanciaio 10 s os fn@s o. NJ
psess fs general scnso q lho 1nesting Tint nationally
hnn t;ranea ns njshs 10 co,ucye to Law and order,
itselfjt v.s not an issue in this campslgn ,,- :,