, 1874-10-30

that spirit Of Investigation is gro1 X. ,pontho
American people. 1t ia tho duty q olttzcn
Socsae t. snssnd as.ta s @Gst9as sseg satiop
becon,es yon al1 to thus moot, di +, and un-.
dorstand tho questions wliicl :: brought.
before you. hold 1t to DO III !: t Of oyory
man to TO- act as he chooaou PROV :. lnfrinEea.
ag!aa;tnat the common good. s
Tho magnificent rcaourcos -: about doora,
are 3ast beginning to DO doY. e. From our
inansriGs as'ra Is to come tho ~ Of our peoplo.
and beliove Ills industry a} :? :, 9 protected. |.
desiFo to ECO tho tiuo .oonlo t en- oyery dollar
paid to the laborng man is worth It's facoi In gold
upon on tue lsbornE mnsa9s doponds Tho posperity'
as el,al tcnd to elevate and build up labor. a1n
not yet without sympathy, with those who earn
thelr daily brcnd. I aln In favor Of the Eight
Hour law, m md yielded my influence toward its
proval. as will MI moaeurcs, In public or priyato
life, tonding to aid tho maBson. / lcayo ii 10
you, my frioudB, whether during my Two yearl
In Oongross I hayo done my duty by you. I
man / don't believe it aud trust I sllal bo
tndorsed aud returned and ro-ecclad. II thin
bo tho caBc, l plodgo myaelf to labor for tho
interest OF my constituency, and In all things
to deserve the approval Of those who to tGs
hour hive 30 generously sustained mo.
find that the burden OF taxation falls moro
heavily On tho West than on tho East. This
thing eau Gully bo corrected by careful md
aeady oourso r. pursued @ y the people here
to Congress- who understand their business, md
koop tlom thoro until they accomplish your
work. lf,you IRE going to boat mo aonl botter
mnn. Act as candid, honest men, md shall
have no complaint. hnvo stated to you my po-
st,on, md my opponent las atated his. bo-
lIoyo in making America tho best place for
Americans. My opponent Is in favor OF free
trado. have folt what your wants arc; ; ho does
not. Ho wha brought up among surroundings
OF Wcnlth, wlero 1ucn woro owned, and llo
cannot nnderntanl your wants. III bidding
you good d-night, I wiHh to say I Inn eyer
ready to give my aid aud influence to you. aud NIL
tl0H1 doctrnea which tend to elevate and ontlo-
bio all mankind.
The Hon. 4. L. MorriBon uan then introduced
and spoke for about thllty minutes on the cor
rnptson Of gtont political pa,t.os. Tic said the
Reoublicnn party Of to.day and tho Democratic
party Of tho past wero examples Of this. When
. party became groat, corrupt mon attached
themselves to it fur tho solo purpose of enrcl,-
ing themselves. He defended no b.ibc-glvor or
bsbe-tnkcr. He hclsovod tho rank aud lie Of the
Republican party wero honoBs.
Pending tho expected arrival Of Senator Og1es-
by, Col. Do I}arry lnnde q few remarks, III the
course Of which be took OCCASION to say ho be-
longed to the Opposition party, and should vote
for eyery candidate on thor ticiot savo Mr..
Harrvou. As soon as tho crowd heard this they
started hllch III uproar that tho Cnlouol wAB
obliged to tnlo his usat.
Gen. Q. L. blann next apoke in favor Of tho
candidate for Aldefmaulc honurs
h1r. J. I. Scanlan came forward to speak, when
eoma ono in tho gailery said he dossred to asIt
question: This Gaye rise to Ecene Of coutu-
eioh and clHlnor or hoots Rnd yelts. After Or
o,,,an; ~ mIe ,,,ado H., so t m"S p. Mas
ter TINT It woa n,noco.ssrr tp nni ~, 1r;si,'nsn
on tbu ticket "a q litllo money pout iuto tho
Eighth and Ninth Wards would buy tllem ali :"
rms tlrew mr. scaninn OH Ills foet, autt, after
1oslng Ills TEMPER III tho erldeRvor to anawor, Mr.
La"ior ens"ofao tha auestlon ~ tno noTaslfo.
at ms 1uhcttHc bonntoe o9lehoY htTlSeu ana
so 'I ~ ~ - -" t.oa ~
the oiono Of liz rornarks tho msoting od ianrued
49,. METH yARp oppos,r1oH. .'....
A general nnaps. ,neeriup of the Ninth Ward
Oupoeition party udheerents yas held ]ast ovon.
Inc at tho club-roon. No, a4l South Canal sircot.
The 1noetinr was an un,sually 1orre md enthu.
eiastic one. It waB called tn order Mt o'cloc,f
md Mr.. Charles Aulrieu1 oloctad to tim Chair''
nrr. Dietzsob tho candidate for Coroner. was
tho first rtcaknr. Hia rama;ks voro a,,;to hraY
as ho WAS obliged to speak that evening iu sey--
eral other meetings il, tho suburbs.
MIR. teeny. IN anH"er to All uproarious call,
thon took tho floor ami discussed the situation
OF the day at somo iongth.
Francis AgneW was thon introduced to the NIL
dionco, and spoke briefly.
The Chairman tien LOOK hnnu IN the contro-
veray md SAID That hss lnf!nence would nocllre
the yotcs OF all the French In tho Ward. and that
hc should lend himself 10 tho cause hanr. and
haud. Ho alao spoko word for AID. O'B:ien.
After ptlor speeches. tie meeting adjourned.
THE ELEVENTH WARD.
TIM Jnaanontiont nrpantzation vlic1, ,not
I'll. -.
"euneaoaS n'hn' A. No. 1o4 Aaas b''ees oos'fes
to state TINT tho report TINT 1t regards tue teEu
lar ticket Is made up Of bunmers IL incorrect,
IND that it is also incorrect TINT thoy arc special