, 1874-10-27

mont had dono tho coiorod raco tho grontest good
that was dasirod. White men hold fast togothcr
TO tl'olr principles ana colorol mon must initiate
them tho rights anil privileges thoy enjoy to-
dny; This Goyornn,ant waa noler on Holinaer
bnaie, than It tH now iss financial syasom
"ah tho truoBt that could be devised. Hc waa
wreckod 80 long as it Ind atoorcd through 80
many STORMS without injury. lIe apolso Of tho
Opposition pnrty. calling IT tho purity Of mnny
nslea, nnt compared i to the man who trlcd to
the nah was vAiblo. THO party whom, tho
would-bo Thief wnr1to1 to v;ctinzo Impaired ad-
vice aa to how the attempt would he h,lccoss-
~. a"ying: Next timo' DO suro ,yon
@ tasS ees eeFser cda @ 81 E, so sS%' opnssea psSys
party mu"t find shorter hHhes or longor coats
before they could Htca! the oolored vote. A1r.
Jacobs illustrated his Arguments III conslomna-
tion OF tho Opposition party by nnrrating como
genuine negro gnIaw the ssdo-hiaakine, mouth.
spreading, teoth-showlng laugh, Bttch az tho
lend mon IN mIusrcl troupcs givo mn itloa Of.
Tho Democrats by their, record wore proven to
urea Of vital interest to tho colorod wore still
rnndlng before the Governments, and it thore-
fore bolitted all colored mon to yoto for tho llo
publican party. The only Euaranteo Of succoas
and tho display Of ns much intoroat in tho gov
ornnont Of tie country rs white tnon take.
JOHN JONES
was tho next speaker Of qpostaoy. Ho began
1la nddress In q low. sweet koy, positively Gil
VOICE, as though on Ss 10 ~oui2 ray, % aantonsS, mem
mn the nicoHt follow in tia world" Aa lo warns
to the subject, the voice grows louder, aud by
nnd-by tito volume of sound Pyon forth
u absolutely p'ar.ling. Look at him.-his mouth
ia opon to nil alarming oxtont, displaying rows
of grindora OF formidable callbro l,tH oyos nrn
blazing and wild looking his hair eooms TO
stand on ona; mud hts neck rod and swollen,
makcs tho bcholdcr four MI explosion. uo said
lie folt serious, thnt Ii anxious, on nccount Of
tho responsibilities resting upon Ills race. Ho
then entered upon roview OF tho political h,B-
tory OF tho past forty years and at 10 oclock he
lad disposed Of only two years. Has Jonoe got
through yet?
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
naas-n'oetfng Of those WHO arc in sympathy
With the Opposition party WAS held at Thielo-
nann's Theatre, On Clybourn avonuc, ncnr Divi-
aion street, Inst evening. Tho aeats Oh tho main
floor wero all occupied, md the gal1ory was lko-
wao crowded, many boing obliged to stand up.
There must hare boen 1900 people In tho build
Ing. Nino-tonthB Of the audience were Gormaus.
only fow lrlsl,mnn and Americans boinE preB-
ont, few Of either of the last natonalities living
In hatportion Of tho city. Afr. Adolph Schoou-
inger presided, and introduced
Hn. 4. c. fiEsiS1,
who spoku for noa,l ly IN hour, donouncing tho
nopublIcan party for its corruntIon And advocacy
Of stringent temperance laws to tho curtailing
Of personal lborty. Ho l,ad helped form that
party in 1854, and rcmnincd with it until fanati~
cism became ns clof foundation-stone. Ho.
however, had not loft it IL had loft him. Ro-
publican Legislatures in many Of tho statoa Ind
passed temperance laws, apd ho Ind personally
rono tn Snrnrt,ol1 n nso ,,,a nfnorco vii, 49,,
~: W W NY A'' 4."o11 WIN 'no
ho''7"su'o asalnS1 ianas'c"' b'"'"to8 LIB p4e"o-
Jugs woro In vaiu; his warning was unheodod.
Tho. gahntaes~-A,ad boon, thrown to tho
H. 49,, ,.;., o,,st.,.
~ .e suou guy - 80, o!ao' sAosen ol
sle woman1 Crusade IN thiB city saying that tue
now sas sgs % sass liz .;
iicket Tor o!liGe. ne spoke particularly Of Avery
1iooTo hho IN inc Same connection, brought 70
yaage nsaaMeil, who. no sala' y elected, would
10 'ils UTMOST 20 destroy inc sunday,concert8
Yoy' OF t!le Iwontteth Mafa, rocoiVed passing
hot!eo. a!la was ehaeaetesi1e4 "co9d ton'pes-
nuco mail. IL ~aa aeaerFeu ny sohle taat
!nla qnea''on WAS sets'oo: ho den1ea
foau 4ioui tuo Ett'tt'J Sot'Hat Gull LOT te'tl-
lclnhcu c"nsonti.oa " W n.lu III tno tlrst
AlGtnodiss Y eI,!; Church TINS oyo1lng. Ia voico
Hsi bcccher 20 1hero r. LHaghteF.1 ar:
AI"t"r A1JSt''ot sAo" A|oIr44oA "a1' AoAAnA ou5At
tp 10 beut for lroaeTed laughtor]; and that #
tue "muekess" ts could 10 "cuucated" to drink
glass OF beor tnoy would not be ''gnzZlers."
ille spoahor then tooS up the corruption OF tho
dominant party, saying IL was gaining grouud At
=, fearful rate. and it was part Of
inc duty Of tue 4,ooo. too dormana in this
country TO help bring about reform, Men
who tn1lee and paid ~ cents on tho dollar aud
poeIotoa tao %, should not DO held up al an OK
ample OF probsty on account Of buying pew in
church men convicted OF hr'bory must no
ionsef be public leaders, aud oo received with
open a. Grns by thousands Oh tholr return ho'no
from washington. "Ihink OF It, "sa1d ho; :" luoh-
ardson the th'of, appointed Judge" laugh
t9rl President Grant waa not forgotten. atr.
nes'ng thought IT. strange g. that Inan WHO few
saodiar" a should i'd now '' bo Worth s1oo.pooHot. pHt
Was he worthy SUCCESSOR Of WASH,
lngt.an, ,' . Jehotson, s.a, Jatkson' y, Lincoln
connoeticnt to sllow what was posslble If tito
fal'atlca obtained full consrol OF tho Goyern-
ment. ThoAo absurd laws haa to DO put down
BY orgnnizcd effort, which was csaential at tho
present time to keep inviolate tho, personal
IiHnrEH u 3i,v0 N In In