, 1874-09-23
The Rinth Ward independents
Arrange for the Coun-
tvs Salvation,
Dlsorder1y Meeting Of tho Eighteenth
Ward ''Peoplc."
Some Incidental References to 9, B.
Farwell and j. D. Ward,
Congressional and County Conventions
in the West.


in the West.
| LOCAL POLITICS.
THE CONGRESSIONAL. AND LEGISLATIVE coNyEN
| TON.
Tho time for holding tho Congressional ant
Legislative Convention Of tho Peoples party In!
| beon changed from Oct. to Oct. +, owing t{
tho faot that tho Senatorial Convention for tht
d'strlcts OF Lake and AIoflonry Countios will bt
mold Oot ], tue dato determined upon for the
congressional Conventions in Chicago; auil. Us
Lako County Ia embraced in tho Third Congros.
slonal Dhatriot. 1t waa doemod oxpodient to poyt.
| pohe tho Convention here III order to give the
| Like Couaty "pooplo" IN opportunity to mar.
tlcine:e without conflicting with their local Con-
ventions.
THx NORTH side nEpunLloAnB,
general mcotins Of North Side Republicans
WAS helu last evening at Bonzingor'B SALOON.
corner OF North avonuo and Orchard street.
AID Io1n Cannon WIS called to ttle o.la1r. and
doi. Aotlman "as elected Secretary. Tho meet-
lug wae attended by most of tho old cot, chief
among whom woro noticed Tim Bradley, Ernest
tlnmmol. pctor Almondinger, john Paul, and
many moro OF tho Same kind.
Tue Chairman announced TINT the mootiuc
wab called to report the names OF Caulpajrn
Committees In all the North Side wards, Only
partial reports could be mado until noxt meet-
lug.
Tho Secretary then rcad tho partial list as fol-
loss: - @0'-
=, ,,rtee"F. A"d--Albort Patch, vAl Rich, Emil
Kt!Eits, Joun Armburster, r. ii. Ryder. john &.
Muller, Henry !ugohnrlt. Il. F. WiIos Henry Hosyo
,,: ,Ssvees,A HaTd-charlas Sporty, John Taapman,
IL, j;oatfsat. lyard-Auosine LARSON Jauo. xo1an,
:. Nine;eenM Wara-rred Blner. Il, ,1ccorm,c.
Nicholas NJ 2etrie 9. " Fuller, Ed Lax, ". II. uiarko
ohss.ss sicss,a;n h9sontha David wysy Jacob Lslsh
Augaat 1Isudrickt, John X. Ralpi Andrew EeIson.'
naniel qn!rt, Louts 1atnor, Fred Kohlhitnnlor',
inisnry h9aks' deorKo Kuhncn, Adam Daor, Thomas
Tho list. 80 far as 1nnde out, WAS approyed.
Conrad Folz did most of tho nominating. and
Gon. Ku1man did most Of tho taIxinr.
~ Kramer, an old Republican, protested
against ciquns mud atar-ciatnoer ar!ang go,uents,
10 WAntod everybody to hnvo \ full End fnir
hearing. [Applauao and intorruption.1 ''
Gon. Rodman moved that tho lBt NJ nam,u
20 completed at meo'ing to bo hold in Fitz
Eri!lmann's saloon, on Division. botwop,, Narkot
anu s irankln Htroots, Fridny evening, which pro
After sono rathor bolstorous talk by a fov
PERSONS ''resans, the general meeting adjourned.
Iho Republicans of. the Sixteenth Ward tlon
go g9t togoth9r M and appointed tho following Com
for ward club Gon. Rodmau Cant. Rynu. !.
6. Burke. n. haspler,J John Tr,,mpi, Josop1 Rns-
ter. Jofili kalbcr, Frank fndebol, ii. d. Dubois.
Adjourned subject to call. -
TUE SIXTH WARD.
a moeting OF the citizens OF tho Sixth Ward !
vas held Mouday evening at Eck's Hall. 2o7
Archer avenue, for the purpose Of organizing an
Opposition Club. The following wore olootod
'lficors: President J. D. Stophous; Vico -preat-
lents, P. Wall, William Saunders, Jolu Brahm.
u ?hria EfEorman, James nowen, Horny Nor
IL; ,,m aug Maaft,' n aAaE9sta sNoaus, Lows
! 5feeMwood. Aftor t:ansaotlng Homo busirens
ho Club adjourned to moot ut tLe satno n1ncn
'opt. 2G, at lall-past 7 o'clock.
THE NINTH WARD.
snort but BWeet meeting Of tie Young Mems
'ldopondont Club was held last eyoui,se ut No.
Dluo Island avenue. Capt. Joyce occupied
ho chair, and Mr.. Clifford aotod aB serrotnrv
liter tho roll Ind boou callod, Billy Frazor nd
reHscd tho Club in Indignant to,los aa1sing w1,v
Ii name had not been called witl tho other
lembeEa. Somo ono answered TINT Ito Ind been
and. proeaiming himself Us strong
'9pInacal. da1t' ho sat down anidst loud applause
tAllB we're thou tna,lo for several rontIsmnn
Tic hall, but each Of them rofused to 70 m
40 stand. At last Frank Lawlor onerci tia /
Font rows of tho crowd and dcafouiur sboni
oas ,"n o'r,toa an tor n 1loeSl, from him. Mr. Lawor
epcuacnt club. During his discourse ho cnTo
'ein IN elaborate description Of BoyoInl old md
ead parties, ind h0pcd thoy would make Ia |
ood % showing rs did their forofati.ors.
,eocz co., 'aieS mo aaid na50n9 ttt ten volunteered
ne.tontha Of those proyout vera ~ tIasc io~ss
1ielly because they had seen tho notice in tho
s,,y papets; H. IT,, NOTICED in the Hano apora
n Uonnresa s:ne ana st t,t T. II, Ma:a was eante
candidate for ro-enctlon. Haro. then, was q i
artng point. II Mother j. D. Ward nor Jamos =
nrion u "oro Ut for ro.oleetion tl'en it was ono
tue frat duties Of m independent club to find +.
H. o'Brlon vas gool mnn, aud there woro | {
ollsundR OF roasons why llo nlold again In | 8
tnrIed to tho Common Council. lilo Wis loud | I
apllAiluca. Tho meeting thon adjourned to +
got Friday ercuing. at No. l51 Blue 1slaul ay- i
a meeting OF tho Executive Committee of thu :,
lxrayera ant1 Cltizons' Independent Club Of +
Nlnta Ward WIS announced for lust evening =
u fant 70 tSfo were bnt two or throo monbera Of t
o1lsil'oHH was Abandoned. Mr.. ConcllsLoll y
yho!as was promptly Oh hanl, fully prcnnroti | =
aoii'er MI 1mpron,ptu atldruss but WA COM y
noa sorlow[n!ly to wond his why in scayel, ar -
no ns,. u.'1es hee1las fortunate enough to haYo
TIE EIGHTEENTH WARD.
soty 3saoruosly meeting OF tho Eighteenth Y
1sa branch OF tho Peoples party was hold lust !" "
'h1a3, at tue saloon No. 70 Chicago ayonuo. O
o majority OF those In attendance woro younp II,
~, nha Iudof or more lllou,,tfl sot tt would | q
ul'lleu't TO collect together It IL snfo to say III
" ohe-half Of tho audience wose nothor yotaru r
'oalaohtb OF tho ward, yet 1t did al Of tho IL,
'lhG llnual On such nlluor 1,ol[tioa occaHfnns tn