, 1874-10-27

dlaato, @. II. CnBo. Tho gentleman does MOI
hufror for want Of support, If tho magnitude d
1ast ovenlngs meeting may 10 takcn rs n crltcri
on, and bis chances for election, should he ruin
arc quite favorable.
Tho meeting WAS addressed br ncvorhl OF the
Pooplos-l'arty candidates. tic most rro,nneul
among them bonB II. u. Miller, whc
discussed tho sttnatlon OF tho day
quito oloquontly. Tic following are q
few of Mr. Cason aihorcnta: G. S1urea. ex-Ald
sherwood 8. X. Dow, II. =. Critcl,ell. Aid.
Campbell, s. $. Gardnor, Con. Stiles, aud many
others.
Mr, Caso, III boha1t Of his cause. denounced all
party rules, and argued at length upon tho i'd
vantagos Of M Independent candidate. Flo ns-
surcd tho assembly that If he wcro elected no
ACT Of hEs should 1T y future dato oluae thom to
AID. Campbell argued that to nominate m In
dopondent candidate would causo break in tho
Republican party which tho people would sorely
repent after tho election. aud gave 1t az hia
opinion that Mr.. Mcfarland, tho regular nominee,
WAS man who WIS thoroughly oompolont to as-
auulc t1lo EnBition.
G. Z. Faye, In speaking, said TINT tho COM
m1u,ty wero too much Wedted to tho hnbit OF
nominating mon who wero continually plaong
themsclvcg boforo tho pooplo and cagcilY solicit
ing tho influence Of all poiticnnB iu their bohalf
Tho Republican party wanted as d Candidate q
man whom tho office soughs. and not those who
Tho gentleman In tho conrAo OF lt|s remarks
alluded to The action Of Aid. Campbell in regard
to tho mucl, discussed Appropriation bill which
was presented immediately before tho 1'ro for au
brlge at 1Inlhtcd street, and dredging nealays
Hiongl and cited this as reason why many Ind
refused to support Mr. Campbell III tho follow
Ing election. He ondcl Ills romarkH BY saYlug
taat huch 1nen uole not wanted Us representa-
Aych to tho Common Council.
Lila OuttirHk urUtlplIt Aid. Enmnbnll tn ftta
feet IN atowo,ng rago, which threatened to broa!
up tho meeting. Ho waH. however, persuaded to
a!low thu mretiug to proceed.
Mr Sherwood, who III ilrm supporter Of Case,
salu taat though 1t was not hiH desire to croa,o
i'll fcclings, he WAS Obliged to oxpress himself
upon the manner III which Mcfarland Ind been
noni ninatcd, and then slated how the adhorou.B
uf Mcfarland Ind, CONTRARY tu tho agrcomonts
Of tho KepuolIcan Club, piaeod tho Xllclmanio
nominee upon tho regular ticket, thus making
Lcrtaiu his nomination, when tho uuan1nous yoto
Of tue Club WAS that tho Tickets should bo print
ed Boparate.
After a somowl,as extended l,arangue Tho
Meeting djonfnad to mcot tomorrow cYo1,il,g
At tho sasne placo.
TIE FOURTEENTH WARD.
Tho Opposition patty Of tue Fourteenth Ward
held their third campaign masB.moetlng Inst
oTening i'll Tansmany Hall, corner OF Lincoln al,d
lndlana Btroets. Long before tho hour sot for
tho meeting tho hall was thoroughly packed
with enthusiastic politicians, nnd the emnllucss
Of seating capacisy caused many to DO refused
Eduit'Rute.
Tho meeting VAS called to order at
chair. The minutes Of Tho last meet
ing wcro quickly dispensed with and
Tho speeches Of the different candidates aud
ward adhcrons waa then In o!der.
MIR. North, O citizen OF tho fourteenth Ward, |
was londiv called for, aud responded In sub |
stance follows: lie stated tl,nt ho Ind allied |
hinsclf with the socallod Peoples Party for tho |
oola reason that he firmly believed that tho pssn-
only ones which could. with proprioty, bo cor
gcientoualy supported by honest men. IIo said
that its meaning and significance Ind gradually
spread throughout tho United States, and tlIat
hcsalIlcd abroad wcro certain, at sono not far
L!iltant tay, to involve the GlLiru population of
Tho American continent.
Soye.n other speakers also discussed tho stt1a-
lion at great length among whom wcro The FOL
owing: j. ". Hcalloa DR.. Coyuo, Don. Stlcs.
Den. Daunl. md othcra.
Tho nlcoting, aftor having boon II, session over
'hrco hotirs, adjourned until Tomorrow evening. |
Rhcn thoy will meet in Standard Hull, in cor
Junction With the citizens Of tho Thirteenth
Ward.
TIE EIGHTEENTH WARD.
4 meeting of the Opposition Of the Eighteenth
Ward occurred last evening nt No. OF Chicago
.yonuo. Mr. John McCaiIrey WAS elected Cliuir-
nan. Hc introduced to tho audience N1r. IT. j.
ounno candidate to tho Legislature from
hat district 1Ir. Dunno delivered a short
reeoh rosicwiug tho old ihsuos, and summing
lp manly Of tho new onos, especially touching on
TO ability VI c. i. FAlwcll as Congrcssilnn
'Ihen llo ha1 concluded, tho audience slgn1GcG
helr wishes to attcud tho mass-ncetiug at
[hielonsanuH Theatre, and Ill I'D dJournment was
eileetel.
Tho Kopublicans Of tho Eighteenth Ward,
ome thirty in Number, held n meeting Mt the |
ofnor OF Wesson and Division streoss yesterday
'1on1ng, and wcro addressed by G. 4. Storey,
Ohm +. STANTON, frank LawIor, mud otlorB.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Ihero will DO grand 1nRss-moct!ng Of tho On |
'osition Mt aluColmrk's Ilal this ovoning. Tic
poskors ara J. v. Lo Moyne A. G. Hcsing, j, |
!. Rountroo. and McsBrs. Frank Aguew, i.
;letzsch, and others.
Thia evening grant mass-mcoting of the Op-
osition ID to be held At Stanley Hail. corner Of |
4ake and panlna stroots. Capt. Connect and
J. Il. harrlaon mill address tho Hnmo.
1naas. .sneatiuE III tho Opposition ia to be held
bis evening at 6onth-Sido Turner Hall, coruor
lark and Van Bulon streets. i. G. Cnulticld, |
!. e. Heaing. }. II. Kouu.roe, Frank Aguow, u, |
)letzact, aud othors, will spcaA.
a grand 1l'asB. meeting OF tlle Opposition party
ill be held this evening at tho Water Coul,nis-
ioners' room. The speakers OF The evening are |
lcssrs. Alexander Sullivan, d. II. Forester, and
'homna Mnrat |