, 1874-09-26
Various Ward Meetings in
Chicago Last Night.
Scandinavian Independents Gall q
Mass-Meeting.
The Political Situation Outside OF Chi
cag0.
Judge Poland's Responsibility for
the Revised Statutes.
Congressional County and Dis
trict Conventions

coH6IosSAoNal county anu D13-
trict Conventi0us
LOCAL POLITICS.
Eah 1nlno CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
.ausns ~ tno 1o'lo"'ns letter, tho action @
W. f'opte patts III postpoh1ug their Congress
slon"t oou'un1on 70 tho 9TH prox. In order
w " aaoomnou"1e tue oppoauon IN Lako County,
NJ ~ n.S 20 " nla.n oSu4'
oonyoaon IN to Ia niI y y hr,oopea uongressional
Oct ], Il o'clock =. N. il vii b ho II Norsh h oi
easo.
s Z nrudssry, Editor Daity it.rtat: o'''> ~ '''f'
paan , sIm: cut TIN above from tho daily Patriot
A. am uhu.map Of tho D{strtet t,onvro.s,,,,,
Committee Of tho Reform movement appointed two
1ontnen coneisd tat fnr so,ne 1cs,o n n r.
1t hus boon directed by one or other TO ignore
@ nuaos Tnea @ W. rageu Wnf against
Of information why Il to be ignored seeing that tho
hao AZ over tho state u to be fought undar tho sat
tis thts onporunttv Of n.y,nn TINT m IA, M .nv
acsion Of said COMMITTEES goo 6cro has boen nouo
snn @ 'aat M az Will not and onEI not 70 ho
Chairnan OF tho Pooplo>s Conversational 1omnifaa A
Third District Of Illinois.
THE xonrH-srDz Bzaup11oANs.
r. .ho~o o~;.toa 49,. 4,,,ht -.,,ot...x 4..4 H..
o 0 ~. ~ e1D az. s"Se'.A ~. .uas .no ~,
aef'naua I" tno Horta o'oo naa 'ofs tno
| Republican party Tor good, that doubt WIS dia-
Peileo iass ofeous. W tin secono hepaphcan
| mass-rnooting, hold at Fritz Fli1man's saloon,
On oiYiaion sssset, near Marriott. Il tho arht
moot, np., So.a ~ s'n a.. 49, u ',la a.tesn.n
"mo' ono ~eoA n.y. oa' poon oa44oo 1a.4osos
tAfa ono must eortainly 30 termed great hzzlo
The masHcs woro therot- tho hall Was crowded
| to sufrocauou,-but It eoou became apparent
t1,.t .hoy 1ora m. pornh1;o.na ,r,asn .,.s
nat a .noy "eao no' M nopuoneana ~, lnoso n, W.
| Aao'ph scnoeNAge1' she leaoes On sno feopaea
party Of tho sevontoenth Ward, and his follows
ers. andMr Henry Mmpel, tho great leador Of tho
| Nortb- -s,3a ftoron,rn;ato and lila croxva vors
~ ..ntino Tha .bo1,o 49, do1on -, pau'h,;o.as "u
Nv "uu,ah 4n1 o@Am M uo1on ~ .opaol4sAu'
that could 30 singled out were vel!-known oiico-
holders, having belonged to the bread-and-butsor
brigade over sirca tho Republican partv camo In
noWor,
rs nr,,a .1,o, L. ,o. -, no, po,-
| Inc mee.ng "ae caliod 70 ofaor oy zen. hod'
man, Of Missouri, who nominated Mr. P. e.
suudo.ius an otacor In tho Custou,-Ho
| Chairman of the uoetine. Mr. sundo,Ius ba.
49, a1asto, to,,~ .ho .h.;s .,5 at.tod tto ,;,,oo.
4ns oioeN .ooA ~ ~ osaea 'uo oJ;.e'
| OF tho neoslng. Objection boing made tocalllns
this mass-mooting, It WAS decided to cal1 1t
warl-meetiug. Gen. Rodmhn then took tho
Htaud, and said that the Committee appointed at
last moeting to select Republican Campaign
Committee to rally tue forces on tue North sido
had completed it's task, He would recommend
tho following gentlemen 70 constitute such Com
c:.,...,,, u,,~a z,,ot observation-disclosures u..,om,,
posor Resit Second Procinct-Wenry Easellard, Il.
Wills Third Procinct-Albort Patch, Valentine uul,
Emil Romig Fourth Procinct-capt. Ryan, John T.
aaer, !oan AumofoeEer;; wns; Observation-Disclosures a,oor,
raf, =. .',nn',n TIo,a Fcilx gacoud p'octI'r
Henry sehlottLausr, John Lea6y, q. s. ste,uguoat;
Third Prccinct-John Waidman, P. J. Buei7ler, r.
ss;es H;.a,>>aa wayd-r4ra. precnet-1obn rntx w11.
lam Barrott, Lowls ". Muntho; ssecoud prcc3nct-
aanuel Larsen, William 8anderaont G. P. Hocnbe :