, 1874-10-13
WARD MEETINGS,

a meeting OF the Opposition Club Of the Thir.l
Ward WAS held last ovoning at No. 565 State
street. Philip schweinfurtl was In tho chntr. aud
a. b. Sheldon Secretary Tic Special Commit
tee reported i've nanlos from cncl precinct 10
ba allct to tic Executive Committee, which led
to discussion aud general tub1nb.
A[r. Carroll subsequently introduced resolu-
tiona declaring against the selection Of delegates
to tho comiug Convention In any undetermined
way. They were unanimously adopted.
The following ticket was then presented to be
voscd for at tic coEning primary elcctiona dole
Entes 10 tho nominating Couvontion: F. Kaisar,
7: Wolnaud. Il. Halliday, e. Brown, Thomas
Some objection was mR'do to Tho tickot, but,it
1. Cat!y md t 4. N. Sargent, ca,dlds!os for A.
dcriaan, then addressed tho meeting. Tho tor-
'ner had loft all parties, while tho latter ceavcd
aleBoFs. McCale and Dempsey followed IN short
addresses. after which tho meeting was declared
adjourned frua, tho force Of circumstances, the
crowd hn1sng diaIersea.
THE FOURTH WARD.
Tho tlrst meeting OF tho Peoples party Of tlle
Fourth Ward waR called for las: evening. at 1904
stnto street. The cali drew forth only Mr. Dris-
coil, candidate for Sheriff, aud fuw Of the many
candidates for Alderman. iaasmuch ts the
o.
journ. IIle ottlce-saokcrs dispersed Mt late
hour by mutual couHont.
THE EIGHTH WARD.
J. meeting OF tho Republicans OF the Eighth
Ward took place last evening At tho corner OF
Brown and Maxwell esrcots. A clique Of soyen
or eight insignificant pcsaons attempted to COLI
troll tho meeting by appointing several commit
tees from nmons thelr own uAnibnr. They Toro
allowed to ilnial. mud woro theu superseded by
tho rcy1,octable citizens of the ward 1fr. Greono
was elected Chairman, aud IL sanlorson acted
az eeese1ary' speefhes "efc made by AID. n.
3. Bailey aud Capt. 1fo(iraw. The Hon. John
i. Sranlan wound tue meeting up With dtascr-
tation On the Star-Spaueietl 3a,,uet. anil bnr.
TUE NINTH wAup nr:rupL1cAss,
oo,,'.s ~ w." ...,' ":stn W., W. n.-'',,:
~ mos.'o s. u, t',o Nusu "aiu t'cs'"'.c"u an u'uo
was held yesterday evening at No. 100 West
FOLK atreet,. Capt. Mather iu the Chair. Tho
meeting was addressed by Nal. Surrey, J. 7.
sc.r,on c,sr1oa 1,ooc7, 7 1I,w,or : X Va,
osS, ad, oHH,1 ,.t =" ~ 49, naIu
nttn I''n,r;n ,s ''''1e "''' oo Ae" Ut WORTHY
~ A''
r ans s1STn WARD opeos1s1o:'.
vaa hold last night st No. ~ Blue Is!aua ayoaue,
and was verv vel, st.ondcd
a.. ~. 49,. 49,. II, ,r
~ n'o'lo'' 'oo cua'e "aa taeen o3 jill. u. W.
AsSo1@<et "AA1 @AA sN"*p A+N ASS ~ - ~A"J W
with tho Opposition party. On this clcosioa
flependod tho {uturo wolfare of the country.
svd hr tha a,a,.;on ~ ,,an,st ~.
aana,.ns.o. ana ~ - t,,;e no.oaoa. ~ "oas ~" aep M
'eaen'n'.ses 70 'h'a oo"3'ess, tae eiec"
ton or 1876 would be influenced for
the better. Even aupposlug The Opposition
did mt sccoe,, ~ afectine, tt,e p1,s,7ant in 1876
fla anniyeraarr nj Amcncan frco[Inm tI,ev
cn,ll I,v nIncii1, t:o,rrcssm"n onnoacd r. tho
tyransical party in povof, 10 i clleck upon
sneakor m citet a number Of rrieyanccs Which h..
willis. n;sn, wan infiirt;nr s;non tic nn,nlc en
n cnnn1,,a;,n ;nt,n1rc3 ta tho % maet;,r S1r S
Carter II. Harrison, WHO. on being called unnn.
% atS sf sran he hSpsa t. ns't tha a ToSst 9 tho
Ia e,,,'1d Ia ossiatoI 1v a. Thon,"a ItoSo ,e
~ thn n,ost NJ ,'ronnat I,;al man,oarai, ~ 1o tho
co,n,r A 4 INV gans nf,n thc snoskar ind ia
nleasure Of passiur through ireland. and
ro pext rcor Ia "s' istenied iH' to tnEa iIa hia
Tam;,v 1,"ro IL n''tt.oJ t,,st ;, "" Tre,n'1 ~.
~ 4 vaS sno'H 80. ~, .M1s ~ han',t
~, t%n Hv "!r' H. T,rs, H. s,,asEn ro,r nt
tnro sa ~ thc n,se,ahio cnndi;on ~ Tro1,n5 ot
H. ,,rosant -. @ ar .1,J ,sin ,s,v ts ho",t;r,
iae ptssg"i S & nay. @, asaea WY tns ooans;.n'
itu r. .'Su .s III ~. a ,a,aa ~ eaut'5 a
ra stiin~ ~ En~iand m ,'ot cos:n he a'1 fro. -.
nod ~ ,omsan,tn.,oo ,T III stato - cs7.;s,
Was the emlcratton Of Irish poasants tn thia
country. There was considerable danger OF an
ireland arising III this country.
ney M'snt Wy sn"s st'sse M VIM 70 oaASct, ohs
an n "a' t,n s,."m ;,a,, ~ t ta :;
tyranny md tho end Of jibcrty in orr
country might arrive. The only safotS was In
eternal vigilance, mud thiH vigilance would have
70 % ne e19fe1eoo ns tnn so1e'h o1 tae eantss.
ciizon tsae' ~ 1v reason Of hs vote = 'aoyepeiem.
aud eacl, or tho audience wsa an powerful By
yir!uo Of hts vote 10 4 Vanderbilt or Tom Scott.
Inc speaker explained to tue audience tho
!.ouls;nua tione ntn s'u ns.o ~ 3,e
in,neaeSment a. Ju,ga purcI lie urgeI tia.
tie South instead OF ciug hold in hondage by iio
pa H. sa,,f| tai ~ .u ~ in'r'snao nsfinnni