, 1874-10-30
POLITICAL,
Senator Oglesby Speaks
at Turner Hall.
He Summons the Deserters Back
to the Old Party.
What the Republicans Have
Done and Intend
Doing,
The Opposition Are Without
Experience in Legis.
lation.
Phil Conley Charged With Far
wcllism by Mr. Nesing.
Massachusetts Men Waking Up
to Their Dangers.
Boutwell,, Blaine, and Other Big Hen,
on .ho Stump.
MIR. Dawes Discovers That He Has
Saved Butler and Ruined
Himself.
The New York Organ to Advocate
a Third Term.
CITY POLITICS.
Boutwell,, Blaine, and Other Biz Hen,
on .ho Stump.
Mr.. Dawes Discovers That He Has
Saved Butler and Ruined
Himself.
The New York Organ to Advocate
a Third Term.
SENATOR oGLESBT.


REPUBLICAN, MEETING At TURNER HALL.
An extra eaofe 10 save Tue hepuohcah party OF
sno 1h'eo oongsosSonal p'ssrcs from over
"n'i.h'nK oeio@s a''o 't''er illumination III ll'e
ensuing elect'on was put 1of'I ast hiRhs, N tlle
ahapo OF "a grand masa'mootng a1 1ne Nor1h
lufner na'4' a pauo ot haus'o pataoue sne
nouncomont TINT United states Senator oglesby
was to speuk, would be sufficient, it was EXPECT
ed, to tiro tic Republican l.oart, and attract tho
onrious and indifferont a. whatcvor not;c,,
saaa,as. asa ..o,,a1t,n. ".4,"an;,,. rs'..a'
.spatsd 1T Il is "s ] snd eao "1s WHOM
was Of marked significance rs showing tho apathy
vhich nor nravn;,a t,,at lin hall VIVA not nil
.rd T. wa n,s, -otswor,1,v lin, -, t,,a
a nan ""' "'a. .'' ~ A'
l,05o peoplo present, tnlly ono-halt were either
candidates for Office, or clao confirmed poll
ticiauH, who camo in tue performance of duty.
r,ora voz hit thin sho,y;pg NJ tha c1aqa ~
-;t,1a,,a ~r,ono ,,oto. 49, 1o,,1a - ho ,.,o,ans
e1zohS "nose sosea arg laple 10 oe lnlueuceo
by eampaign apoeohoa. In tue matter Of num-
noisy demonstrations OF applause, roligionsly
.t.,fod md ,,,+,.tI, bart ~ H., t,,e. W. !, ~
t;a p3.Da 4,'o as p vs' .,' o nau
,, enn ~. " .ua tua " 'n"ee tns AA"'f
Tho platform was not very ornamental in ap-
peara,,co. Jailer Folz and ], O. Barker woro
~ son.;.1aa nat,xoon pa.tm.star ,1nA 1t,,r
Co.: c.,...a1 VT ,-,':s w., r.a.,e raa. S.N
osuss oen@'of "Al.o' "h'io eol' 1sah6 Eassmaa
WAS Chairman Of tho meeting:
ssd hat 10 hat had 1, ees akoa to take tho ssr
ns.o "ao s'oo o'uo r. 1oo'N'' ''1la uo o""ea up-
On ~ 10 sung.
friends stepped upon the platform and sang, with
some spirit. 9'Unfold that glorious banncr."
While tho song WIS being diBpoaed OF Senator
Oglesby appeared upon tho platform, but his
coming did not cvoho any apparent enthusiasm.
tho, meeltng.. Ho was gratiiicd At boine
called upon to preside over q Repub-
lican meeting. They had not, as formerly,
the support OF powerful section Of tho press,
but that was no reason why they should desert
zation. Groaa personalities wore being iudaIgod
il by the prcss. They had made Mr. Charles B.
Farwell special target for their attacks, The
speaker then ontered into very strong lalitla-
tion Of Mr.. Farwell: He said tint alr: Farwell's
only crimo was fidelity to his party. lie had
always been good Representative. Had Mayor
Medill boen elected Oh Republican plsttorna,
ho would mover have allowed sixty OF seventy
old womcn to dicsato TO him policy in regard to
as efSs and 'S"F t He would have
that question. N1r. Medill, although IN able
gentleman, had allowed himself to bo swnyed by
what vas tho then Opposition to tho Republican
pnrty. Great aa was his admiration for tho
ability and cnorgy Of hlr. Hosing, le waB COM
PEELED to denounco that gentleman for charging
the fnnntical extromos OF tho Fire-proof organ
izors on tho Republican narty, (CheorB, |
Col. Eastman then road that Bection
of tho Republican platform, which deprecated
interference with tho habits and customs Of any
class Of American c!tizens. Who wrote that :?
1t Was Charles B. Farwoll. fApplauao.1 1t was
no uHe, lle sad, to atick with tho Peoples party,
because they could only hope to elect a few local
officers. (AppIauso. Io concluded by Intro
ducipg tho lion. Richard J. oglesby. Loud
clloora.J
Frank Lumbard vns tho first to greet tue
Senator.
SENATOR oa1Esuy
said that in listening to the remarks Of the
Chairman ho was carried back to tho times uhou
q hraye people wero doviBing the best ,neaus to
preserve tho Union. Ho remembered Tho prtdo
Of Tue old Republican pnrty,-lo rememborcd Ita
pride, It's spirit. its mauhood It was Young
and strong party assuming tho crcnt task of
guiding tic affnira OF tho nation. taking tho
rcips Of nowor from a party TINT ind forte: ted
tho confidence OF tho American people, That
pride. would only bo extinguisl.od with Ills DEATH