, 1874-10-13
POLITICAL.
{(,0nlinntul trDlA tie l'irAt i'nNc.)

>>"s'''"~'N - "''' -'' ''"''t +'fs- -
insr nightly, a,,l Eet Iloma psatty fnli Ut beer,
a,,,l i don't wonder at her exposaio,." 4 few
inappropriate sana from lila henrorA brought
Atr. 1hri,ur 10 tito realization If lilo assnino hn-
nnucomo,!s he wab making. anil lIo Immediately
dived into matters political. 1lo askol :" What
nre NO oil 30 acltva1y working for III lha blnotiy
awcra.l 70 secure Office, hit io Hcntoutiouly
Aponicd to thp query paying, " because wedestro
10 secure tho succorn Of tl,o lopubtlca, party t
thiu campaign" Two yeats ago Mr. losing
liepnblcal', a',l WAS most eaogistlu Of tho
paftf Wl.ntevor ho then wnnted lilo got: Hes
ing's advocacy Of tnen waa al good na all eioc-
tlon. but b. was ra'npercd too much, aud lila
airea turned ronntl an1 hcaped nb,.se upon his
fond relation tho Ropnhlicau party. Mr. Bar
ker'a exprcasona In his description Of tho mall
nor Of abnso intlulged III by bfs. 1Icsng were
publication. Mr.. Barrier advocated the putting
Of tried Republicans only on guard.
Tho usual twatle az to tho wonderful ach!eve-
meuts Of tho Republican parity adaptations
tora--was r1on intugetl III by Air. 1'arker. An
Individual III tho costume OF q Scotch High
| lauder---a pctticoat -oiltoretl tho saloon wltlo
11r. larker wus talking. Tho audience. which
| sayings. turned theie cyea and thcir, bodies
around to acrttinfzo tho AtianCely-clad stranger,
and required to bo atmonishea Of their inattcn-
ton by tho Chairman.
true instincts Of bis hoaroru noxt alluded to tho
bnor question. Ho HaiA that the Republicans
mover, in tor hours Of power and authority. At
tempted To restrain any man In his desire TO oh-
Eess Logical concluston, tho Gortnatla should bo
III tue Nofublicau ranks. The taxation lues.
tion waH taken up by Mr.. Barker. but 80 groat
was the disregard of hts utterances by tho ma
joFlty III the saloon that Mr. narker louna II
ing tl,e progress Of tho hoor-glasseH from
tl,s tables to The t4,4 mouths ,,os hy point
-? don't you think 500" to which. tho
ejaculatory response WAS nsst1c "Dota 70" and
| impaticntly up went tie .gaBs. Finally tho
Interruption from the clinking of glassoa and
sn heca1ne 10 grent ttAat Dir. Darkcr was obllg-
ed to sllbsitte.
attainment In tho comcal illustrative line has
boo,, the dcniction Of countryn,an uentcd on \
bccr-kog, glass Of tho balmy, foany liquid In
hand, aud shoutinK-
Darn thcl: eyes.
n eyrr they trisa.
TO deprive poor man OF hts beef
| ncxt obtrudcd Himself upon thu audience Very
| lits1a attention Was paid to what lie Hnia. Gnt
when he attamptai to make Scriprural quota
| 1o did not Gnow nlc}l abnnt the Scriptures. q
| storm Of voices crying "fat, yah; untl dots
| &c" drowned hH Whine, and he resumed lila scat
| beside l!is glass Of beer.
RESPONSE tile burly, stumpy form Of the ex-sec~
retary Of the State OF Missouri onorgoa from tho
| gathering around tie har. Generally heretofore
tho ~ General has commanded the attention Of
! his audioure but last evening. eyon in
| his very yocifelous tonea, ho waH ut''
| able 10 s]lstraot them in ttoir pions
punishment OF the good things which Charley
Fawe sd p9ydea ,of fGr them th'SaE1 ie
lilo roiso and gross disregard of proprio'y TO-
| ward the spopherh 1lr. lsoiinnn harranguetl hin
1nMch-oppEessea brethreu., Mr. Farwell, he saia.
was an h0norable man, and would not cheat at
cards rnlcss Ills adversary Ind stocked tho car1s.
| Tho General'a voice was very husky, and ns thu
| occasion required of him to apcak III high pitch,
| 1.e, ~ may TO expected. Boon came to IN end,
joining lila tinal vocal effort IN 'rousing cheora
| for Charley Fsrwe}.
Louis Nck, pale-faced, 1ong.haired toiler
then claimod the car Of tho meeting. lo haid
| lin English, ,"1 soc there is q reporter Of TIM
Tn1nuSE ie:e. Veil, dot baper !lad I'LL article to-
day talking Of dc vnrlin'nlen, who t. called Com
| nnnists Now, we alopted = platform, Of tho
| vt1rlnnlun. antt they wnanot 0otntnuu'ata Dere
il not any Communists among uz bud do bapers
call uz 70. Vel, dot ia wrong, and visit to roll
tholn zo." ECheors, aud innamerable :. .lahs.
A{r. Ncl!:e. unlike pronounced Communities, did
| not onr'. during AiH short say nso tie word 10.
| lt1ar,ty-" This ia much In his favor. aud should
induce tho literal acceptance Of his disclaimer as
| far as 1lo il concerned.
Cou.ad Folz, tho tniter, Charley Settlg, and
other s.lights OF the party. modsstly kept IN
tho rear Of tho saloon, receiving the adniir1ug
ran,cs Of their suffering brothers. and occagion-
ally Joining them ii. their copious lbations.
| =. -, n1.e..
INC 1nuepen9ehs parry VI tae "ehs'o'n nala NJ
| hei meeting laet egen!hH Ill tno main hali OF
.ao C.I'nlna1 couls 1u''u'ns' ~ "us eApec1e''
That I'LL. T. u. tnf"ol! vou9a address tsio gathef-
n.
lilo ,neot;nn. by ,,nanimoua ronaent resolved
| i,re1f iutu Il i,onplo'n narty eonclaye. Mr.
| nichard O'Brien yaa CHOSEN ptesidert.
cs iu favor Of the election oi James Heany aa
| Alderman. Bic. Frank AgnoT, candidate tux
',ieli11t danFeIeah pl1el speeen, 1aSochtihg naFG
!!oaes. 1fG9 eta".s NIL nmu totaieh ~ Ata psahoa'h
whon ho concluded tho ,nsotnp adiour,,eu'
ruz STATE CENTRAL cosrN1rrer.
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