, 1874-10-29

and oloaed MS REMARKS bv saYing That ho cared
+ for @ no party p M nnmo. Democratic or 0ppoaiton.
death to tho corruption Of tue lnpuh' s .arty.
[Applauso.] 6
oapt. Lango. vonerable ctlzv +. o.udt-
nayian bilth, spoke III English, 1avi =, blame
for tho corruption Of the nopubito, : N ,,non
tho shoulders Of tho worry non VIII :: saw be-
fore hiln-men who had blindly = the 10.
publican tioaat without stopplng Sk who OF
brought about, It ] must bc BY Ii >rts 4 Z t1e he
people, who would e1peot Ia Wi : ho pnrc In
power. Ho highly indorsod -; nominees of
.nc xaco, Vpp9'a1ton ' party aud hopf 81 thoy woul&
4 bricf Bptech.
Emil Dictzaoh hore made few remarks, and
yas enthtnkslantcslly tk roce.ved IL vas intro
the remains Of tho Republican party,.,
Frnnk Agnow oontertod himself with Simply
soliciting tho support ct tho meeting ia bus Gun.
vass for the office Of Sheriff. Ho also askod
hearty support for Mr, Harrison, Mr., Dietzsel,.
and ali tho Opposition nominooa. I1o Ind at.
tended Ave rnoesings that night, and lls pro-
lioted tho largest. majority ever givon for any
marty In Cook County.
John McCaffroy, candidate for County Com.
] missioner. briefly addressed tho meeting.
Atr. D1cdrath responded to calls for Bpeach
In short address, after which thu meeting nd
journed at a late 1our.
THE SIXTEENTH WARD.
The Republicans Of tho west part OF tho Six-
teenth Wara {NiokerHonvlllo). to the number of
twenty, hold meeting last night In the hall
! over Horny Bundmacher's saloon, Otto Hartuug
in tho ohair. It was announced that a hisnar
| meeting at Folz's 1Iall Ind drawn tho crowd.
Mr. Charles Pickering frat addroaaod the
! mcotfug, dwelling principally upon the morlts OF
| tho party candidates. He asserted that tho
North Side ought to send men OF brains to tho
| Council in order to compete with thu talent and
ability from tho Wost Side.
P. ". Ryan followed In tho Bame vein, making
bis principal fight for Afr. Farwoll. In regard to
tho rest Of tho candidates, personal appearance
WINS ono OF tho qualifications urged. a. for Mr.
Barker, tho candidate for tho Legislature he
was exoncrated from tho charge Of being tam
tlatos received tho customary certil-
eates Of gooa character, with the
! aud vote for ono who would represent fairly aud
| sQuarely tho interests Of tho Taxpayers Of Tho
Sixteonth Ward. Thoy had boon left hitherto In
tho cold becaueo they had simply said yes and
botter, and Bond men to Tho Council who wonld
say, ''Gontlemon no want our rigots, aud must
hava tham."
h1r. Hammond urged the election Of tue whole
Republican ticket. He aaid In Republican rule
John Paul did not thtuk Tim Bradley had ra-
coived his full nleod Of p:alse, and ho desired tho
| attention Of tic audience while he made amends.
Ho claimed that Nr. Hesing had made bis
money out Of the adr,ovatty, aud therefore LII.
Bradley onght to havo an equal Hhow.
He said bis friends lad proposed, On account ol
the slim atteutlnnco, not to call the mcoting to
order, but ho WAS glad they bad that thoro wore
three other mcot1ngB in the ward Tonight, which
accounted for tha slim attendance.
| On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet ut
Turncr Hull tonight
At tho Republican meeting at Folzs Hall,
some 800 persons pn were pressoat; e IN; n. Hoifmnnn
3tr. +. Schultz spoke to the workngmon In
German, o1hortinE them to do their duty at the
polls, and vote the whole Republican ticket
Louis Wo!ke followed. also in German, ant
spoke bitterly agaiust AIR. Hoying and tho Staats
Aftor a short address by J. G. Barker, on tls
Importance Of voting the ticket straight, th'
meottng adjourned.
The Exposition Band was present, and a1st
| the FarweH 91oe Cluo.
The pastieipators In both meetings reassom
bled ut 10 o'clock at the saloon on tue cornsr d
Larrabee street aud Webster avenue. where
| diminutiye row occurred, hIr. Washburne boin&
reasonable cauao After quiet Was restored, ffr
Ryan made short speech in favor OF tho wholt
ticket, which was frequently app1auded. 4.
Opposition man who yontusod to disagree viii
| tito speaker Oh the Congressional question va!
clicked III.
\ THE TWENTIETH WARD.
meeting of tho Twentieth Ward nepubliean'
was to have been held last evening at No. II;
Michigan street, but as up to o'clock oul,
about ten personH had made thoir appearance !
waa decided to DO nothing beyond making out I
lint Of ticket.poddiera aud ohuliengers. Accord
ug to tue Informal talk among tl,oso present
tho Twentleth Wald is apparently badly donor