, 1874-08-17

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THE I'11sE2. ORDINANCE. ).
cttiznns Of THO EIg!,tn nntt scvcn-
tccnth Ward. prtliand: sEoosioa.
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TIE EIGHTH WARD. So.
Amccting OF '0orman, sc9pdiuaynn, aud Do
hon,ian worlingmen Of the Eighth .Warl was
held at No. 333 Blue Island ayo.1uo, ut . o'clock
yestorday afternoon, for tho purpose of protest.
ing against tho regent extension Of tho i'roliua
its, nnd further organizing Section No. of tho, {,
Workingn,eu's party. About 200 were prosont.
Henry Stein called tho meeting to order, and
nominated William Jotfors as Chairman, Which
was approved by tho netting. =
Christian lcnhardt uas called to net as scoro-
tayy.
The Chairman statol the object of tue meet~
lug In Gor,nan and English, autl two othor go,,-
tloiucn oxplainedit it in Dohcmlan and Scandsna-
vau.
KAnr, KL1Hos
was called upon to aa1yess tho neoling, aud did
80 In German. '11e proteNtea III strong terms
against the new Fire ordnance, and character
ized il ~ grent haa1 t. se a,. Torsi N
politicians, aud particularly to that Of 1ir. Fes-
ing, who Ind opposed the extension OF tho tlre
limits so long nv he had tho Garden City Planting
Mill, but wien ho loAt his intorest n that ho
tul luod Ills back OIL tie workingmei,, aIid favorou
tho new ordnance. 1Io closed by urging the
n,coti.ig to tako strong aud nulliuchluE ground
against tho now ordinance, aud to como forvard
mud net in conjunction with tho Mprkiugniuu'a
pns.y for the purpose ef ellccttug It's te''aal: '
1'le speaker vas frequently anI loudly mp
plaudcd during lis remarks.
OTHER HpEAKEnS.
Addresses wcro 1nado fn German by Alnssrs.
G. H.. KIaus, George Miller, md ]. Il. sehaar,
apolo against tho extension Of tho t3rc-linlits.
aud called upon tho meeting to tako vigorous
action in opposition to any legislation looking
toward that end.
blr. ]: G. schnar, having bcon delegated at n
tnccttug Ut citizens hold in tho seYcutA Ward OIL
the 1nh inst, to offer
there adopted, road >tliom III huth English and
German, u,'d josef ssoboda read them IN Dohe~
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WHEREAS, Thoro ia absolutely necessity, Us yot,
to o1e,lt tic rc-iiMlts out 10 tAc city llms; mud
;W,isnsAs,' Such Ell exsessiea Of the tlrs-liHtts
would utterly testroy orsry progress IN building W
WuEnEas, Thereby every business hero would ho
ruiucd, dad tla property wouli depreclats in vaao
WrnsAr, Tho owners Of property e. thts section Of
consequently llo nbocro ana aal' business Inyn =,
would TO deprived OF the opportunity 10 acquire tle!r
Resoped' That wo hcreby unanimously protest
against any ordinance which u,akcs the rt-ls CO.
extensive with tho rlty limits and further, DO it
lIedolrcl, That NC request tho Conlmon Council Of
the City Of Chttago not to pass any 0rstlnanco Which
IaseH the city llts Legally coextcnslye with tho fire.
Limits.
itesozped That no appoint committee to wait rpon
resolutions 10 lo saue, and 10 ako n tho necessary
scpa to tnnte the Counci to do justice to Under,
signed.
On motiou Of AIr. Stein 1loahrB.. josef Syobo1a,
Ferdinand Stamnl, i. Lunenborg. md Christian
Lenl'ardt wero appointed committee to obtalu
signatures to tho protest to 10 presented to tle
Council nsainHt tho liro ordinance.
Several slErat1lrea Were added to tho list OF
membership of Section No. 6 Of tho Working
mc.l's pnrty, af&er which tho mcottns adjourned.
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
There is 10 longer anY doubt that the Social
lists OF Communists III this city have loHt their
grip upon tho maseos Of tho workiagnon, and
tllnt their timo for doing mischief has passed.
As previously statcd in Tue TRIBUNE, tho Work.
iugman's purity Of Illinois, US these social ro-
formers Btylo themselves, may be cp,ntcd among
tho things TINT werc. And tloro ia not tho least
tlangcr that either Zitnbel or Klinss will over
| Lccunls President Of ttip Chicago Commune, OF
tl,at pctro1ouHoB will cyor gain great distinction
in eroNt.ng another Ereat co.lasratlon. ~ tact,
! there never llas beeu my danger from these ncn
The first signs Of serious slia6onslo1s in .tlloit
| ranks weya given at tllo timo they kicked ont
| Neiko for having arranged 4 picnic at til sa1slc
| tine Shon q convention was callod by tho Cen
trul Committee, Theil followed The nrraignulent
of hfesssB. Nosl,ua Ind Gruotlhnt for troachory,
because tl,cAe pe,HpH Ind not auccccdeu III COM
mttlng The funnorn' Convention to tue Con!.
,u.ltlist plnttorm. This would hayo been theiI
Inst exploit, aud Communism iii Chicago would
Ills % great ire on @ tlo 1ltii Of J4ly
Tho. leaders At ouco perceived that by arraYinl
tho worklugmen agninat tho proposed exclusion
Of Lilo tirc.nlta they mrElt asain rotrioyo t!1ei1
| wauirg fortunes. At tho meeting callud al
Thieleinana Theatro, about tbreo weeks ago. fo
tllo ll,rpoHe Of organizing voluntary rc-patro
fur thu Seventeenth Wurst, they succeeded il
sanblags bccatlHo hoshrH. bchocn!ngor al't
Kurlg, tile President mid Secretary Of tho meet
Ing, nude an esrogionp blnndor Illoy tl!el
organized n ,,lcciing OF their own, ut whlch tho1
Iiilhel, Follcs, Nicholson, Butt, asd Fichtcr tt
prepare
a SET OF nEsoLuTloSa
to eubmt TO u tut.lto n,cuttllg. Alter number
lasa consultations alld meetings, tho al'vyn coni
u,ittco Brccoedcd in drawing up tito Following
reHolutluA8:
WuEHEas. Thu Common Council las, ut first rca.l
Ing, uu.l by vote af M to 9. atortsl i4a ortlaaet
esynH hq ~ Fenats s,,a ~ 70 % to w. van H ot M
,ro,wrty would Lo considerably diminished; niltl
WMI,trAs, by shts nTiinancc in1go prp1Tietors 4 Of
and npvrnatnls in, rcA! rsato situated outside tho city
lu!ta, who do not pay anY city taxes. would gteat
WMEuEAg, Tllosc owners AMI spectators wouls
thereby hu enabled to sell at nn oxorhant price ti!e
a,l situated beyond lhe cltynisa; therefore, 10 II
sgtre Ihas w te M Mndsss'ge g s,ze1s y; a. q ~; unl
u0n Council to bo periciolH infringement upon on
right II p,oes1ty @ ,o ro,uons Fl, s, .c,tor M sh
mtted by Committee appointed Vt Mccormick 1ial
Ia 0rtor IL iltlnuncu the Common Council III favor