, 1874-10-28

T.'a rnr.rta ~ rcarn ,govij In rnoTc
mort Tuosday tl,an tIoy wnre Iast yoar thta time
Mr. Chnrlea s. Cameron, the no1e speaker,
wont over tiin Ha'no iioid.
1iaess Maae spaecaos' a1tos "n1eo Lug
''''~9 wv. "u'.a..o' ,,...n.. -
.a.,.'s . .'.N4n "Amp isps.1S .r..'." IS,'
o' 10y h W V4e iD""s "n ,ao rn,.'',
o4"u m nu'a 'oes aRht a. % ."oo u, t7'anu @'onue'
oapts Thonas Joyce presided. Tho ilrst apoakor
introduced vas Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, who
uolcctea lin own man fron, tic two tickets antl
.svooot,d lint. ,1oot,on Tor r,,rr,ua 1,o t.,or
'n,'i s 700 ~ iIs
od J. y. Waro 1of Representatives N the state
Legislature, III. n. Mlllor, aud y. L. hlann for
Coroner, John Stophous; for shollr, Frank
ssAEnew.
Afr. Fitzgerald waa followed BY Afr. I'd Lowie.
WHO favored tho square out mud ont Opposition
tckot, aud M1ado speech In favor Of that ticket,
ana or eea oto no appeal to us hearqrs TO
O'urien, tho nominee OF tile Peoples party for
Alderman III the Ninth Ward.
Collector oDrion followed air. Lewis. He. too,
favored tho Htralght Opposition ticket, and in
o'Dricn' closed lis romsris viii, advice to Ills
hearers to stand fast Tuesday. ncxt mud vote
early Tor tle Peoples party ticket, and not 70
leave tho polis till they were closed. Iho speaker
was followed by other gentlusnen, and ~ late
hour the meeting adjourned
THE NINTH WARD opros111o.;.
At meeting of tue voters of tho Orposition
n,r,v Of tLa Ninth word ,,s1d lnat n,vht ot tho
Nn+s ~ ~ ..a ""t us'u 4saT . a,.. ~ s
corner Of b'ue Island avenue mud Taylor street,
Mr. Charles Andfie'1x presided.
The meeting mas first addressed by Mr. @. G.
p. Holden.
aJp r.,,,,,,x, .,,,,, .,,,,,,,a hr;orv -, ,oco,
cenr, oud o,;no,,,na tI'ot Lc ,yau conf,iiIn,a
Sn u an ,oeini su ~ h" a1ec,cd
H. Tn,.etu 49," saa FoiinwsJ hv Tarry 11,pro,
,r,,a .as,sah os,,o,,y "ne .,,d or ~ Il, ranjnr
nn,nmnoa ~ Tia Tn1nlo'a marty. in ilrsire5
lint nj i,Idoraudcut caudidutcs for Aldermen
a,., - ~ Ten, ei,n rono or1 annnr, ti,
s,rsi@h. nn,niuco. Mr. o'I,ricn'a ron,ar;ta wnro
svaii 2"ce,vna on In rotircd an;dst tho n,,,,nnao
" i,ia TrianJn "e "'''''"' '"s x f1''""o
ria C,airman thcn introt1uccd Mr. T.. y.
Lpwis who addressed the boys NJ somo iouyth,
Alr. John I. Flucrty hore appeared in the hall.
aha, on coming forward, snid that ho was not
@ ha i. heieyod ~. II ~ ~ IN to a ~ anr .,tsa,,
to take soma ,,srt in tbt iss1os Tint woro coming
upon tue country. lilo referred, in general
TOMS, to tilo OWL effects resulting from Ropub-
s san Ia ssv a tue s9ul aa saS
Establishing kind Of bastard M 'i monarchy. ,.
Sirt around, by nlorconary soldiers. This dan.
getonh tendency tho common seuse Of tho Amer
ican peoplo robe!!eu against, and their oppoal-
tou to Ii was vol manifested in tho recent cleo
tions IN some OF TUG estor statca. Illinois
would soon be heard from iu the sanlo way, and
olhor States would follow, until The whole
esaeusIu W tlo nnela ,... Alasostean party way
io"{sotan Altar aavr ao,nathinr 10y f,i,,ar ~
tho general question, ho appealed to lis hearers
to A,spport tho locMi Opposition ticket. and drive
from o1!ico tue pcfsona WHO heu 20 lug fed upon
ns r noo1 Da .n1 opo " a Eo3S Ton
Ind bccu said that tho Irish olouout Ind been
purchased by ]. y. Ward, and ho desired to aav
tint the Irish vote could not bo purchased, aud
they we're not fur sale. Ao proposed to aee that
every lllshtnau should for Carrier II. uar-
rison, the man who could properly represent tile
people. and not miHrepresoat them.
At tho cloEo Of Dir. Onuhan'a remarks tho
mco!iug adjourned.
THE ELEVENTH WAND.
a Rennb1ran meeting ,sas hetti 1sst ovanin,
=, H.. s,,na,, NJ ~ ,vost p,u,s.,,,, ,.soas
" Ioo sa'oot nv ~ "cs'1 1st"to'pn HIrec''
air. Cauu;o Il. Nation presided. MIR. Thomas
J. Wiiliamu, q citizon wl,o resided for loug
In rov;vct ti,e ulnr;ca n tno ,vcr ,,d ,ocl,rod
ii. nI;,,;ns A fsit, IN III IicnnI,,ca mil n;sn,' Mr
f:u,,1orsono ra,a;,oto for h,n"rn,a1, aIv,,
mada aonae ren,nrns. Tho cl0sipg nn.ccI;
,ras moIs hw At1 wona,nnn ,si,',
nn lin ~ ,rii1nt Yno Re,ni,i;con nuriv
I; lana for ia s,.in,, ,o,,,o IL MI Ra'oy a
helicyn t]st . nav Adm,n;stratu,,1- nn,y sya-
tn,n ~ rnii,rNw,u,i IN i, INV. "nv ho,,aGnIt ~
the county. liz s,rnortad lie eonora1 i,c-
nuhIicau tis:nt. and waa conIident If vfctn,vs
Them Tic ,noatin" ] ,iei. n.i;ourned. - ''''
r,r Tu,nrrsSr1 w,nn
TUE 1AlatsEs1n WAND
An Opposition mass meeting waa held last
night In the daucDg-hall, corner Of West Lake
und reo1ia streets. Mr.. Walter s. Boa)o was
c.I,od m tha c1u;r IT, n,odo !, f,,v ro,norra
ca',ou , 49, ~ s, .ao s..'4 I a' .,1 -" ,1 !omtA''
aha 'heh 'asfoaue7a 'Af VI ftof H. HARRISON
1[r. Harrison, iu coming forward, was very
warmly received uo sai,1 that llo lad pleasure
in mcctiug 10 many Of aia friends, and III vii
Messing slc great Interest which ali clasacs Of
hu folIow citzous wcro cxGiIit,ne ia ti,o nroseut
campaign. Tho Republican party was on tlo
warc,-to creat influence which it once lad in
tho American pasi0n was almost ct nl ,-iu
y OK County ~ Was esl,ec'a " 10. lio bought
tnu rtt, ~ s S III Wy utH ~
niassap ~ - I 33,n.r;no,, n.,n1 r. ~ ~
believe 10 lcsisiatlng Tor y section, Iut for tho
entire Kopnbllc. Tho llopubcan Administra-
ton nau hau long tfnl before tno country, anu
,h W.T. 1oa tn aaaa IL ~ rs WIZ t VIZ ";
@ ".sn ' "1;s .t: 80 -, III ien1n ~ ~ ~