, 1874-09-22
Wanted, Harmony in the Re-
publican Ward-Meotings.
The Independent Movement in Mis-
souri, Gaining Strength.
A Prominent Democratic Leader PROM
lses His Support.

6.0cn1 Politics. S..
JUDGE MA1L1sTEn. =
An impression appears to DO gaining gronnt
among tho onposition people in tho Third DiH
4rict that Judge McAl1iater will not consont tt
= 11ayo b,s nAme used as d candidate for Congress
7ns NINTH WARD.
a meeting Of tho Ninth Ward Republican Oluf
rns hell Yesterday evening at DradY's Unll, No
1p1 Dluc Island avenue, for tho purpose Of Or
nanizing fully tho permanent Club. Tho Chair
man Of the meeting, Mr. ii. II. Miller, ssatct
that a committee ind been appointed at n pro
gio,,e meeting to report officers for tho ward
Republican Club. While tito Committee wort
finishing thor work ho hoped for somo remarks
from my present at tho meeting.
In response to call, hIr. Gotham, Of the
44Tenth Ward. stated that bis ward intohded tc
e,ect Republican Aldermen by large majoritios.
j., Mr. Jennings called Nnon' Coroner jack ato-
phens for speoot, but the Inter throato,cd To
sis upon tho speaker professionally "herenpon
Tic Committee on Organization reported tho
following nominations: !: proeidout, Capt. II.
Mathor Secretary II. r; Darrott; Treasurer,
John F. scanlan; vice-prcBidonte. John Walker,
p.D: E1ms, potor In Pete, 3. Q. Sullivan, J: F.
OBrien, Charles Cady, JOHN Schubert, John Mc-
Garthy, A. Mantuska, and ]. CLARK. -
The report waa accepted and tho persons wero
elooted, with tho exception OF John Olar1,' who
On motion. = committee OF th,oo wis ap-
pointed'to soleot thrco from caoh OF. the ton
u ward precincts to net as Campaign Co1nmitteo.
Tho chair appointed John Stephens, John +.
:: On motion. tho names OF Messrs. Rust and
Traaar woro addctl to tho Committee, but: hlr.
Frazer object Cd to being tho tail ond Of tho
.commit.es. and the nanao Of petoF Maoy vas
...I ..Iohn Tawlnr. in rosnonae to call. epoko
briefly In regard to our municipal AFFAIR.", in.
! hs 10 al ssd T.. Change vas AsssssaFy
% bo aGIs "s to produce @ 'I tIo necessary % change:
IIo took tiio rroateet intcrcst In tho
coming conteet and felt sure that Jealous
work would bo rewarded with victory for tho
porfidous mannor it, which the Peoples party Of
.xsas auro that the irish Wouid neyor be found to
fhat tho Germans m m would soon loo allako thonasolYos
FREQ from ono -111au power. ;" !.
On motion. tho Committee OF Three vero
granted until the noxt 1nooting to report. :.
TEE srxrErNru WARD. -
"a ,.- A1fH1n nH''.m "Na
meeting OF tno hepaoncana OF ua slx-
feonth Ward was hold last evening IN solss Hall'
'f,onrad ro1z called tho ,noetiur to ordor. and
..;.,a.oa H. r,st;oo ati,l, ~, ,o- f1,,1r,,,o,,
N,','. A"se. .. .sass 9'~N' @~A A''
which vas fatshea.
Gen. Rodman WAS elected Secretary.
The Chairman Baid that llo did not know what
khe policy OF the meeting waa to be. He was
simply to preside thoy Wero to direct tho busi-
moss. lIe was not there aa Republican; Us a
any political organization whatever. Hc believed
In tho thorough union OF oil tho American poo
po OF evory nationality Irrespective of party
hoped shey % had come together 70 nominate the
denominationnlism. They hed to repair tic
rayagea mndo py. dishonest officials
from tho highest TO- tho FL loTeat. INC public
srty was for their private uae. Thoy wore un-
faithful servants. They hnd robbed the city,
multiplied tn1es md brought their property to
people we're unable to buy IT,: and the city waa
buying It up-a stato Of things altogether wrong.
al this e,a h9f 3aR 1o a .ot eSSn
be effective in that way: Armed revolution was
nut Of tho question, aB had been recently e1om-
pliAed IN tito case of Louisiana There tho
peoplearoa8 against tho constituted Authorttoa.-
norrupt, perhlps' but sustained By law, and tho
Federal Government was compelled to put tho
ouBtcd officials back again. at tho polls was tho
place to optain redress. [Applauae:
Capt. p. n. Ryan was callod upon to speak, .hnt
<lecllned, stating that ho understood the object
of the meeting to DO to nominate Permanent
oiilcors and committooa FOR D Republican Ward |
Club. :,
understood It to DO for al the citzens Of the Six
toenth Ward, and not for = nero Republican |
meotlng. II that WAS Nopnb1can meatlnE. ho |
did not want to takc part mi he was foE all |
ahn pe1Iao, noI ;a a9a ~ ~ thlty. latE,anse
acrcar .nsra hod staton h.t maa,nn ~ rra9 sa9
Ropublican, Con, Ileb'a paper had publlahod !
sho call differently, ''s'
a Volee-Tho who1o County Clerks Office is /
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