, 1874-10-01

peapla who do not think II Is
!soior TO- ulix up rollton with theology and cnt-
Now the remboss of tio i'eppublioan par,y aro
!,oAhof ,niltnmnrs nor bnrroun loalors. nor aro
lhny willii'gg1tla maIorlty-~to curry politics Into
Iehglon' Iherofora more TINT wo adjourn to
,aaes ~ hoino building which IL neither church
4 stout old to!iov who una allght,y "nnaor
the weather." desired to correct III, Ntcaby.
Iis: no ls nsd. s IL 70 nos church. John Y. ssan
-" Ihs ronaaluslor uf hH Hay was lost II
tho lauelttor which 1t provoked
a inolion to appoint committee to nominate
oiileo1H Tor permanent organization was then
party. ~'"A~4
Ciarlos II. Reed, Btato Attorney, was tnon
cal'od upon to spaak W'sllo tho Co.nsnitsea woro
necessity Of making speech, but Bny tlat It
IL tho duty Of overy ,nan. whothor ho 1o Uomo- |
craft or Republican. or Opposition, to aid ln tile
nomination OF none but respectable tnon for |
succeed. will not vote for any mn'l Who IL not
capable md honest. First ascertain from hia
noighborH II ho a honcBt, aud thou ascertain II
10 IA competent to I'LL tho pouition he as-
requirements, voto' for him, no lnattyr On
what ticket hc Is. II Republicans tind I'll
Objectionable man III no1ninatoI. let tl1om induce
him, If possible, to withdraw, fur this coming
III Aot u uAtluuAl UllUt WQGn, Tor tito
aako Of harmony, auch nj ono may DO swa1iowod.
Novor atnce tho Wnr waB tho prospect for the
Kepublicann in Cook County go otleorful. Late
ly hoard Of several dofocttonH, important too,
from tho ranks Of tho Opposition. a,,d these 30
cessiona woro duo to tho fact TINT honest mrn
do not caro- to 1nlnglo with all tho pmps, tnoycs,
vagrantu, Ganihlors contidonce-rncn, aud mur-
dercrs who aro to DO fouul outside Of tho Ro-
pubiican party. nl'all not vote for oil ohection-
able man. but for ono to whom ne can point
with DlolH.lrH nfafl III rtffab
II. B. Drodo, as QUO Of tiiu Committee nppoint-
I'd to soctlro place of meeting, Bad TINT whom
tho Committee waited uu tho ooorod minister
mud AiB oolnBelory, and agked thc1u for the use
great pleasure TO place tho church ut tAe Ills
losal Of tho Committee, for thay wcrs Republic
:ns. and black onos. too: Io movod that col
lection bo taken up for tho bonoit Of tho church.
w1ict Was agreed to. Tho amount raisod was
not stated.
Tho Committee on Permanent ORGANIZATION
reported tho following nnuies: President, D. i.
Covert; Vico-Prosidonts, ". 3. Il. GRAY, II. S.
5n M59'' r. r. pt. e. Hall q s'fS b.sa W H dao1rs dhsa,s
r. Williams, H. G. Russell. and +.
G.. Borden; Secretary, W. 4. Stanton;
aud Treasurer E. L. Barber. Executive
Committee: George Andelson, II. D. Drayton,
". II. Harpor, q. Il. Vandercook. Albert Danks,
Robert Atchison, Jamoa Springer, and T. II.
Cloushy.
Tho lipsy man bcforo alluded to ngain roBo
aud said. "Louke hero. Of - hev ony Offices to
gfso away. for Gods gake give some to tho nel-
gard, and subsidized
Alr. Louis T. Jacobs was then appointed Az
II tant Secretary. aud tho meeting adjourned
SUBJECT to the call Of tho Executive Committee.
TIE EIGHTH WARD.
4 1argolY-attendoi meeting OF voters OF the
Eighth Ward was hold at No. 3s3 Elue Island
avenue last eyeuing, for tho purpose OF organ-
iziug "People's Ward Club. htr. Joaaph Mo-
Dormitt was elected temporary Chairman.
Tho Committee appointed at a previous meet-
ing to nominate ofRcors.reportod as follows:
f'restient-Ait J. II. Hllase.1l.
Ffce-rr<sitents.- Philip Maas Joseph McDcsnott,
Alr. oconnsll, Mr. lsuch, Mr. Beederiuk, John
.stcfxtary-Ju'ln Ryan.
>as.,st@,1 ~. SEC: e. staTgnMr. rg;,.a Dooey
Theae caudidatos were clcctod without much
opposition
The President elect returned thanks, and in
troduced tue irrcproasibio Capt. Counott, who
proceedod to matte speech o,a f'Boneraa rrin-
cplta." Tho main ,'ortiou Of his re,narIss Was
in reference to tho gior1oua Democratic party, -
cratic milk unt,' - ! yeaTa otd. Every
would @ lay. out Quo Of ~ tic black-and-taS, ousiy.
lead deyils - On tue grouna L.. [Applause.l Ho
deprecated tho election Of Iscll men, exclaimiog,
Ill high key, My God La., it come to thIH, TINT
a poor nun canno: got al oil co?" Tho Cantait'
then devoted minute or two to Charles D. Far
WE'LL advising tue Votera to taxa his money anu
clotlo their wiyos and c!ildrcn, but 70 vote for
not alludo to candidates, Ao Urged Gao nolnirn-
ton Of Cartor H. Harrison for Congress i'll tho
Third District. he hoped men of 'noEal CHAR
aeS5 YOU'D a,na nS put ol the teao aw Said he
sS eein" TSis S Sas sa' oviaout,y A blow SsD'i 1t
old Coroorau, who ia running ror sheria,
md accordingly. john Comiskoy'g frionds ap-
p!auded tho apeaker1. II tho Peoplo's party WAS
to bo SUCCESSFUL, it must b. tnado respectable.
It's momboss muat bo digniled. and act 80 that
nothing could bo said against them. III conclu-
Bion the Captain Ba,d hn was "with them@ till
the last bonr. tApela,ise;l
Tue audience finally BECAME Wuary Of Mr.
DeI3arry, aud ho gave way to Nr. Cauliskoy, who
mado speech, a. did several others.
THE ELEVENTH WARD.
The Eloyenth Ward Peoples Club hold q n1cet-
ing last evening at No. 45 Kinzie street, for the
purpose Of electiug permanent Vico-prasileut
and putting in nomination Congressional d alo-
gate ttcEat. Tho attendance was quito large,
and waB OF the samo gonorat character az that
usually found 4. such gatherings. Tho Prosi-
don't, a1s. Gilmore, occupied tho chair.
Mr.. james Harris was o1octod Vice-Prcaideut,
and tandered tho usual thanks, supplemented
bv "a SOLEMN promise to support tho Peoples
ticket With Ill tho strength ho could command.
The business Of elooting delegates WAS tllon
entered iuto, md was tedious and uonsennical
nfTar. 1t wa8 stated tlat rival ward-clubt
known Us tho Political ani Social. had chosen
somo PERSONS, aud the uan,es had been aent in
for ratilcation. The meeting would not listen
to the proposition, and went on to select It's own
dologates. Several persons wero declared Huc-
ceuatul, but, on further consideration, 1t waH
dae,ucd best to reconsider the eutiyo mattor, and
appoiut committee to wait On tho otllor club
mud ascertain what arrangement that would be
mutually agreeable could bo Inado
This was done, md tho mestmg adjourned un-
til friday oyoning.
TIE THInTKENTH WARD.
A meeting OF tho cltzens Of tho Thirtconth
Ward waH hold yesterday evening at No. TT
West Madison street, to consult upon the choice
OF nominee for tho Fourth Senatorial Disttict.
On motion. Glr. William petors waa appointed
Chairman, and LII. T. w. Ford. Secretary OF tho
mooslng.
couuty-Treasuror Miller announoed that tho
ward was ontitlod to four delogates At tho Con-
grassioual Convention, and ho asked for Hug-
<,au}lnuu oYr r,aranu ~ da1onnk Inn ~ +,, r,ruo,