, 1874-10-23

Republican Conttn1 Committee woro about to IT,
aug q 1nrgo number Of circulars, calling tn tho
1toptlbi'cans ot tho Glty tn reElaor IN fnl pre-
Clnb wofo tlitcoted to nct fh conjunction with tho
Executive Committee, In the datrtbn!son OF tho
circulars In tho Thirteenth Warl. Tho Club then
tOoH np Sumo 1ninur business, and eo1n aftor-
NRru adjourned
THE FOURTEENTH WARD
Aiargo mnoting of tho Fonrtoonth Ward Nopab-
Henri Club was hold last evening In Tanmany
Hall, tho regulnr officers Of the Club presiding.
6pcechca were mado by Aid. Qnrk, 4. J.. Morrl-
aon, aud othots, indoraiug tue varloua 1opub-
tican candidates. Tho moos'ng wna alniost. OIL
tirely devotd Of interest, except to tho spcakeia
themselves.
TttE EIGHTEENTH WARD.
An evidence Of tho tremendous efforts being
put forth by Mr., Farwoll iu tho North Division
wua furnished lnst uieht at lneoting Of tho 80
called Republican Club, hold in The hasement Of
No. 30 East Chicago avon,le. There wero pred
ont about 1Uo mon, 1rlshn,en almost without OK
coption, and scarcely q nonublican auoug them.
1t was = mnetinE called auds mantpnlat-
cd exclusively In tho interest of
rarwen md Cannon, ths Inter hay
tng atruck bands with tho Republican oandt-
tho o1ponso Of tho remnindcr OF tho l.epublican
ticket. How 80 many Democrats and lrfehnon
wcrn ever enBsod III tho service of a Republican
canditlnso for Congress ~ q conundrum to bo an-
peculiar Hgoncloa employ oil BY Mr. Farwcli "hen
bout upon carrying ell election LovoitAeleDa
thoy wcro thoro, evidently understanding nlat
they zero thero tor.
. Iho ehair w9a i'lled BY tho President Of tho
ooafidentially. to TnE TRIBUNE reporter that
'this is farwcll-caunon needing, tor you
llnow there ara no Irish Republicans In tho
ward in fast, no Republicans to Bpeak Of but
the SwetloR."
Mai. Phelps WAS tho first speatcr. 10 nrolo
3 fow Infer ocean editorials. aud then departed
to repeat them at Homa other mostng.
yAcrc wero relnaElH by Clarlos ". King mud
G. Z. Scharlan. but tho speech of tho evening wnB
MuQueonoy, WHO showed Tint III his caao tho H.
borer was worthy Of tho hire by exhortlng tho
Democrats prosont to 90 solid for Farwe1f and
Cannon. Whoever elso they voted FOR. I1o laid
groat atrees upon Sir. Farwoll's glorious rccclt,
and n1so enlarged upon tho nocrsaty of return
Ing Tom Cannon to tho Common Council, 'tbo-
cause" said lto, "thon you will know you've got
a nlan you cnn get fnyor Of WHOM yun aslz
him." Dir. htctluoenoY declared Ills intontion to
vote for Frank Aguow for Sheriff. and lopod oil
tho bows would do tho aamo. 4 round Of applause
showed that IL tho boye " wore all right OH tho
Agnow question. Mr.. LeMoyno was spoken of
contemptlonsly as lnwver whom nobo1y kuow,
and the crowd responded with romarks Of deEl-
sion.
Thoro could DO no doubt tl,at, as Farwell-
Cannon demonstration thu meeting wna suc-
cess !; but It did not so clearly appear that tho
rost Of tho Republican ticket vas ass,atol In tho
same degree.
THE TWENTIETH WARD
IN exoitoment hns suddenly sprung up In tho
Txentiotll Ward. caucus wna hold laat ercu-
ing to induce u alr. O'Dyrno to Withdraw from
tho contest, with what succeAB tho following will
dcnoto:
Ny frisnls must not bo apprehens!ve Of my with.
drawal from the candidacy for Alderman, although
canard to that effect has got somo circulation sturso
to weakcn tne heforo tho peoples but, 20 far, have
not lost sinue friend. 1aco mysesf IN tho 4anda
Of tho legal aud respectable voters Of tho w,rtl.
MICHAEL 0,DYnNE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
4 1ncottng Of tho Republicans Of tho Nino-
tocntl1 Ward will ho hold this evening in Turner
Hail, at 5 o'clock Matters Of great Importance
will como up, and II ia doaffabis that oil having
m interest III tho ward should be prcsont.