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A. n. HNAfNH

NJ tno Domocrotio mnsa.mooting in Tammsuv
aalt' NO" York, ocs. ~, tho following dispatch
1rom I'LL. a. G. Hosiug vas road
" fht s, Hon; Ang"aas Sehe, 7amnltnv Hall; -''1+
duoula nave Glcorfn1ly contributed nv foa1fo ef
toeM towards Tho support of thu excellent platform Of
ns,y syracuse Convonon and Its nonness firmly b.
.oy;a % Dc. sat the action Of thut oonvepton ia
nay, ana in tho beat aonse u thu wor ncw de-
}n %noh %ill lead to the overthrow OF Tho rl.
Tr oTn state which, from hastng bccn tic caine
isnnplisa statc Of tho Vest Ia now 10 bo ade liz
1oi !0in "9sscrn sasc Of tho opposition 10 Republican
Nav w., canat possibly npars tho ttmo for trip to
epceai ol"rt tho iernn. vote Of your s.a:o viii ba
Gaas h1ost ~ unanimously for tho platform and eau
Sn os 2 ta sysge,.ss Convention Is tbe ae.tnan
o. - s'9a n wy he for tho platform aill candi-
oppos'tloh majority for tho noat Congress.
~, 4. g. HEs1Na.
Tho Now York World comments upon thu dia.
patch 81 follows: 'N'0 MAY
1ssd tho telegram Of A. 9. 1resng, Of htcapo tn
the TAnltnany n,scting New Ynrs and Iliinnis
52i ands and hearts IN deviation to Free Trade Hard
United Stated Say, Amen. 'A@
, 1874-10-30

eonulszo'a for tho purpose Of nominating Ger
man candidate for Alderman iu place Of Tho oan-
didato roHignod.
The Fourtoenth Ward Opposition hold meet
ing thla evening at Tammany Hail. Mcssra, q.
u: Miller. a. @. Hosins, md Emil Dlotzsch viii
address tho same.
Tho First Ward Opposition hold rally At tho
Headquarters, 2o5 East Randolph etreot thf,
evening. Phil conloy md other speakers viii
bo In attendance. "&N'
Tho si1toonth Ward Opposition nostino IL tn
be held tonight at Gustav 1.oth'a, cornor of M,.
speak. oA' 0'o' "1''
Tho Opposition Of tho Eighteenth Ward hold
meeting tonight A. tho corner Of Elm md
r9cls There wll bo meeting Of tho Opposition at
Nortohs Hnll, 407 Elston avenue, IN tho F;f-
toonsh n.a Mard. G.. H. Harrison and Capt. j, ".
u, Iho slxtl. Ward Opposition hold q meeting at
tt the corner OF Whitney ntrcot aud Arolor ayoIno
r, Ihero Tili ho an Opposition meeting Al Noa.
% and N, 5s South H9lstod street tnis oScnIne, at
WHICH U. II. Harrison. John 9. Hunen. ma
oshorA, Will Hpoak. ""o'' une
, 1874-10-30


Tho American citizana of MI nationalities,
residents OF tho Fourth Ward and believers in
tho opposition movement hold meeting last
evening III Central Hall, on Wabash avenue, cor
nor OF Twenty-second street. Tie hail is
capable Of Boatlng about 1000 persons, and 1t
was last night about half occupied. 4 brAsa
baud playing in front OF tho place OF meeting
aroused any thoughtlesa ueighbor to an appro-
citation OF tho OCCASION, and when It entered tue
hall 1t WAS followed by good crowd.
A member Of tho Central Committee called
The Meeting to order ,and nominated Bernard
CnIlaglnn na Chairman. 1ir. CRlloGhau re-
turned thanks, and statod that tho object in
viou was to send only pure and honost mon into
Office to ropreaont tho people. Aftor tho
election Of a Secretary, Frank ASnew
WAS introduced to tic meeting. [Cheers.1
He thanked them for tho groetug.
While not public apoaker, and not ablo to dis
cuss tho public topics, yos he simply appeared
boforo them as candidate for t!lo oico Of Bi1cr-
III. Ho promised to do hlabest for tho people at
large; If tle:o aro any drouos III tho olfloo no
woutd woca ttao.n out.
L. E. Moran waa then called for, aud mnde =
long speech.
Tio Gloo Club was introduced, and sang the
campaign eong, " Farowol, Tim Eradloy,"
wth she refrain, "Frant Agnew IL Tho Man"
seemed to be nn agreeable ohango tho audience
inlnlging iu e..th.isiaHtio demonstrations.
The uo1s speaker designated Tin Dradloy's
notion in getting up tho docree giving him good
character, nB most extraordinary.
Capt. Connect. In ono Of bis fiery, mind-in-
flaming, political harangncB, spoke for ton min
utes, ami for tho time kept lis hearers In cou-
tinual uproar of laughter.
9. @. TAayor and other Speakers brought tho
proceedings to close.
THE NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Tho Republicans Of tia Wost Side met 1aat
evening ut Turner Hall, OH West Twelfth ntroot.
Tie hall was comfortably hllod by n rathor do
monstGatiyo crowd. sumo difficulty waa oxpo-
riencod in olocting Chairman, Mr. Trunk Law-
lor being finally oeoted.
On motion, committee of tIroe woro np-
pointed to soloot Vice Presidents. NJ. T. Barrott
WAS chosen Secretary. The following pamoa
woro reported to tho meeting as Vce-pl lcsidentB:
Robert Hayca Chris. Togginger, J. Greenwood,
r. j. Sullivan, Charles Holn, j. L. Scanlou. III.
Griffith, ]. r. Oaulaold, William Mckoon, and
Fred Huntington.
Tho Hon. J. D. Ward, being loudly oallod for,
cano forward, and spoAo In subutance al
followas Atr. plesidont and fellow-oitl-
zonH, wo arc onoe moro on tho eve Of
great election. The American people, composed
III tIoy aro OF @u eEoeds nnd nat!onallttos, arc
once moro on the oyo Of olectiug the officers OF
tho most glorious nation GU tho fnco Of tho
Garth. Wo are conasantly changing position, aud.
, 1874-10-30

Srtefa: Disrrtca 10 7'he Chfcaaa Irtbun..
KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct. 2o.-Tlo political
cauldson hero is boiling away at lively rata.
Five county tickots nro in the lield, ,-nepublican,
Democratic, Reform, Temperance, and LIcouso.
Tho Temperance County Committee have taken
down the namo Of Cobb, tho lsopublican nominee
for Sheriff, who tho Temperance Convention
iadorsed, and substituted tho nan,o Of
William Groom, tho Liberal candidate.
This will mako tho contest exciting, but
i is generally believed tho Republican county
tckot will ho olcctea. All roportn now contirm
Tho probability vi tho dafoat of burrows, the
Republican candidate for Congress. This
county will surely 70 against him, and ho has
nothing to expect IN ltrrion or Caau Counties.
lie may get n slight majority in st., Joseph and
possibly In Yum nuren. but not enough to sava
him. Bets aro offoved here by sporting u,oll
Oh tho c'eotion OF tho Ilon, Allan Iolter, tho
Opposition candidate. 1[o Is lnshy respected,
while Burrows il all ationist and Butsarlto.
burrows is badly frightened, aud is making des-
perato efforts to saya h!nsolf, but mis- 1neotings
in tho county aro slsmly attonaod and LII great
lungs ars exercised to lsttlo offoct
, 1874-10-30

gIxTEENTlG ILLINOIS CONGRESSIONAL DIaTntor.
C0rresnondfncs of The Gh,taao Tribune.
lIlLLssono, ILL.,, Got, 20.--For tho past two
wcoks, hugo posters l,Avo wasncd III that
"gra',a rally and tnoosiug VI tue Farmers
would be hold at this CITY to,ilay. 4 long array
Of Speakers WAS annouuood, Including the Hon.
Il. D. Henry, Farmers candidate for Congresa,
aud tho Hon.. w.. @. Flagg. IA this was to be
tie last grand rally IN this part Of tho 6xteenth
Congressional District previous to tue election,
and, Judging from tho immouss gatheunGS
, 1874-10-30

Aan1T1oUa LEADERS
might try TOR tlleir own personal cndn to lond
tllom ahtray, but 1o mas auro that thoy loved tho
Ing and party too Hcll to follow such leaders.
The Germans might be dissatisfied with sou,o Of
the legislation OF tho Republican party. but, OIL
the whole, they could not but feel satisfied with
IT. Hc was aptHtiod with It, an1 meant to stick
by it. What did these Opposition follows know
about tho great nocegHtie8 Of Government?
They had been out Of power 60 long that they
had ioet tho faculty Of managing Governmental
tudo OF tho BURDEN Thuy knew something
about secession, State'a rights dopriyiug citf.
zon'!! Of the right to vote, knights OF tho Golden
Circle, Ku-lslnx, oto., but they did not know
how to rarry on tho affairs Of tho Government
% they toro now conducted by the Republican
party.
The, Senator, in eonclusion mado an urgont
appeal for
FIDELITY 10 TIE aEpunffoAN PARTY.
II the people went over to the Op1ositon, they
could not tell whero they would lind tl.onsoycs.
There waB no middle ground Tor Independent
Noformcrs Or Mceral Republican,, no Peoples
purity or Cltlzons party; 1t must ho either ]le-
publlcnn cr Democratic Ons u tho othor party
tAey mist belong to. III tho noxt CongrosR
thoro would 1c brt two linls OF measures to
faco-1sepubllcan anl Democratic. 1io urged
eyory man to romain true to his party, and not
to heed the silly chnrgoH mado against 1t; they
weEo not worth con1ldorlnE or Answerlug.- Tho
centonnsa! OF 1879 would iiud tho ilag ot liberty
waving 6o!or2thoI- aamtr'ng gnzo, tlso whole
!sw. liz > Btand In lilo ranks Of tho
Ropul OF iroodom ou that glorious
N !, thou f]fsnnraoff
, 1874-10-30

HEADQUARTERS.
EHE REPUBLICANS.
eau headquarters were crowded
yesterday. The attendance WaB
fiandtdates. Who wero Bcolting
xcoutiYe Committee u M OIL
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