, 1874-11-01

The Yerein F-eisinnieer Buerger nih.r,,<
Minded ciIizens) held meeting yesterday attn.
noon at the headquarters Of the Opposition. M
2o5 East Randolph street. The meeting vi
not called to order until nearly O'Clock, as Tia
attendance was rather small, only about THIRTY
members being present. Ar. G. l. Rom,
the President. IN calling the meet1p.
to order, stated that it had been
called for the purpose OF taking sora
steps towards helping the Opposition tcss;
nexe Tuesday 4 similar meeting had been htu
last year at the Same p!ace, which WAS at.en3.l
BY over 800 saloon-keepe1s- The same princi.
pies which were then at stake are row assin IT,
dangereL As at last years election. the ssloon.
keepers had worked At the polls all day without
remuneration it WAS their duty to do the sa1ns At
this election. No such victory as th.s Of List
year could have been gained without their lid
Mr, Emil Dletzsch, the candidats for Corone.,
was sorry that tho meeting Hss not better a.
tended. II the election did not 60 IS They az
pected, they he'd to blame nobody but
themselves: Their enemies were not salssp.
They should. like the watchman at the toset.
be on their guard and see that the stronghold
w2s not captured He moved that committee
OF five be appointed from each precinct to attend
tho polls and look ont fo1 reporters.
Mr. korn thought it would be hard to maka
tho proper 8election from the few that Eess
present ="
Mr.. Dietzsch then moved that eommittesof
three be appointed from each district. and knas
these committees select five good men from eseh
ward and bring them to tho meeting to behsa
next Monday aftarnoon At o'clock, at No u
North Clark street, that they might be Instructed
in regard to their work.
The motion prevailed and tho following vets
appointed such committees:
First Hdrd-DietzEch, Zauieshek, and Jocheto
.S<-onI H'ard-Schmidt, Schroeder, aud Ab,sAtazs
Third Tard-Becker. vogel7 md RoeasneE
Fourth :yarI-z.rernba, Michle, and Niede,a@nd',.
F:fth Fard-Denz, Gollhard, and k!eines:
StrsnM Hard-IotlirG, Florig, and FIiehHa1.
Eighth H'crd-Maas, Nehl, and Moos-
N.nth Ward-Muellez, schaak, aud stshs:
Ktsrsntt Hard-Ackho1f.
fourteenth Ftsrd-Dzeyer, Rohn, and Anlhescat
Fifteenth Nard-Steiabrechez, Schultz, md tassa
Strenteenth N'ard-Keinhaus. Goebel, and N 7ta'
Eiaht<enth Vard-RociliIansky, yogt, md Rats-s.
E,7setenth Ward-Hand, DeBerga aud Si1
71centieA Hurd-haltenbach, Joliat, and Benz
Mr. D!etzsch said that it would be no o0s
than right il al the saloons were closed On eet,
ton day. The saloon.keepers had 30 much It
stake that they could give at least onedsT 70 IT,
CAUSE. Each one Of them had eome indrenes
among his neighbors, and that inhuenes sh11la
be made use OF on election day.
Peter Hand wanted it to be understood shss IL
the Opposition candidates 70. the LegSsls'use
we're pledged to vote for Ihe repeal Of the o.
noxious Sunday law. II TINT law v.s Oh l1e
there Was no more danger thst tne
:ity authorities would close saloons On suadsJ:
This question was the most important issoe neA'
Tuesday.
3tr. Korn laid it to the heart Of eTeEy stloon-
keeper in the city to he present at the meeuo3
1ext Monday afternoon. II they only sooHea
he1r strength, the battle would be hah ".
They should not only elect their candidates. Dus
should swell the majority OF last fall By sefstA
housand. u.
Gen, Lieb then addressed the Meeting -
Eas also very sorry that the meeting 7s ~
mall, and could account for It IN no otna1 ss1
han general belief on the part Of the sa'oe. .a-
,eepers that tho "muckers hsd peen -
'ihilated at the last election Il ,c.' me.
houeht 10 they were entirely mistaken. Iaseo 20.
anatics were still unl'smayed, and resa9 ~
roach on their liberties agaiu st any molaea@
% prove this he read an article from m essIaS
aper, in which tho eaoon-keepers Were sppnss+ ~.
4 in very uncomplimentarv terms: any "A
nan saloon~keeper who read that article ~ 1sta.t
ot cloge his place and do al be could 70 oesso ~
.hese scor1ndrels deserved to be sens 70 ~ Tse
very Elaa5 Of beer he sold on Sunday: aaa,
al the power to annihilate the whole seItf " ~
nee clique, and make Chicago the suonSc
berty and personal rights.