, 1874-09-30
WARD MEETINqS3
THE GIYTH Mlnn :

Tho Opposition Club Of this Ysrd han bocn or.
ganizea by tho oloctlon OF tile following oilco.s
IresideHt-,J B. Sterleug.
Ff.e. Observation-Disclosures Martini
StcFekHry-.Aeorgs Greenwood.
Ertcuttts ComMltte<-Erst Preclnct-Daniel schsel.
fer, Edward Bro1ic Daviu ueist. Second procinct-
1.trlek DIVER. a Gs:rgo Enpseaer: Juhu ptzesls,
lcury Motris. Thtri Praclnct--John Hickey, LeY!s
Dlnhn, j. J. C0nutlly Abr. Martin. Michael Nrtauley,
Aug. Mete. Fourth rreclnct-Petcr Qlinl, Gerilardt
Jnln Rowsu. William David. 13hn Mine, Dantol
hlalloney.
Tho olicora and Executive Committee arc ro-
questcd to u1eet ut Eek's Hal1: s07 Archer avo-
buaineHs Pertaining to tho club.
THE NINTH Wild.
Tho Young aleu's Independent Club Of tho
Ninth Ward held NJ adjourned meeting at tho
coruor of Contro avenue and Twelfth street, last
evening. to perfect their organization. Capt.
Joyce presided. Thoro wero 4early 100 voters
preBcnt.
Tho Committee on Bylaws reported, md
their recommendations moro coucurrcd in.
The following resolutions woro prosecuted. but
action was dolerrod until tho uext meeting:
WHEREAS, In consequence Of the rreae,1t poIIt1cai
corruption aud 1ntsrus in this city ougcnIorea BY
party prejudice aud nnprnclpcd delnaY0gucs, aui
HHEAEAs, Tue continuance OF thbbe e7ila being due
mainly to the apathy existing among largo portion Of
our ei'izes III regard to principles Which o only eo-
corn eur 9ea! atslrH but aAo tho4s ot the whola
iHesois<s, ill.,. we, the young snon Of til. Ninth
Ward OF tno ol'y OF cnfeaso, form ourselves iuo
icas among tho eoplo, irscrpocya party restraint.
ald FOR thu n!anteinhnco Of which W. uvits tho Co.
operation Of ~ Bood, !sw.sh!asny citizens.
Rtso'pes That wa aulere to lss tn,c-honored prin
clpo that tue security Ut tho nation doaads upou lie
virtue Of the clixtua
Tho President stated TINT tho club intended to
support for oilico only the boat mon, it mukiug
no difference which ticket tlley ru,, on,
Capt. ]. ]. Crowley was thHu introduced. antl
Bpoko brihy. Lilo Bnld that tilo strength Of any
purity reatod in ita young moN, and ho was glad
those Of the Ninth Ward wors taking hold Of
politics with tho purposo of acquiring ho,.aAt
ccnsed to bo the alayes ot party. Tile yutors Of
tie country had alcpt louy enough; they woro
uDr aWakoninE to tho Importance Ut bciug freq,
Tho spirit OF lnacpondouco waa spreading over
tho land, and would In tho end break purity
bost men, saying II such wero put III Tho flold
their eloction was certain. Tho Aubiock of taxa
tion received aonao attention. tho npoaiar
dwelling upon tlo usolessnoss aud expensive
ta1ea, and concluding Ills ,eluarkH By expressing
the winh to 500 tue prosont officers turned out,
aliu now oIcS put Into thelr places. [Applauae. !
Speeches wore also made BY Jamoa Malone.
Mt, Reynolds and othors.
THE 1ouRTEENTI1 wAHD
A meeting Of the Opposition Club Of the
Fourtconth Ward took place last ovepln: at No.
1856 Western avenue. Air. Dunno tho presidont
Of the club In the Ohafr,
Numerous objections chiefly from tho Irish
olomont, Woto mado against tho conduct OF tho
Executive Committee in nominating AL Aldor-
man. Thoy did uot thtuk that tho tmo or tlroo
mon competing tho Committee ought to have
such Unlimited powor. Tho President answorsd
}knth IL ala .S fiat