, 1874-10-04
WARD MEETINGS.

4 large and enthusiastic meeting Of tho voters
of the Fourth Ward, who are opposed to the
Republican party, was held at the corner OF
Archer avenue and Stato street last evening.
4 Ward Club was org anized, and tue following
we're elected its of1icers: President, R. E.
(ioodeu; Vice-president, Julius Rodbertus :;
Secretary, John n McAyoy; Treasurer, B.
Loveninal; Executive Committee, Samuel
Chadwick, James Short. John Driver, Thomas
Jochom, r. O'Brien. George standcagie, Ter
euce Hart Jesse o. Norton, and J. L. Marah-
THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Fourth Ward Republicans, at meeting
held last evening on Tnenty-second street. cor
ner OF Wabash avenue. effected q permanent or
ganization for the campaign By electing the fol-
lowing officers:
P7-e1arnt--D. 4. Jones.
-frtnctnts-A. ]. Galloway, c. H. 9umbert,
Jetse Spa!ding, c. S. Topham, Dr.. A. dibu~, c. II.
Clark.
,stcrefoyies-F. A. Cumnains and P. '. Fitzpatrick.
EIrcutirt Go,hDs,<e-1ra ". Bue1. J. y. Ciough, C..
II. culbertson, E. J. Keith, Iouia "ahl- and J. E.
A committee was also appointed whose busi-
pess shall be to hunt up voters. and look after
election matters. The Committee consists Of !:
l. c. Calkins, C. H. Ham. J. A. Leland, s. l..
irish, ". Q. Cole, A. Grannis, T. Macarthur, and
7. H. Patterson.
Alderman sidvell. in reply to d question put
said it WAS net his intention to run for the Office
again.
The meeting then adjourned until next sstnt~
day evening.
THE SIXTH WARD.
A meeting OF voters OF the Sixth Ward was
held yesterday evening, at the corner Of Archer
avenue aud Sanger street, at which club was
organized. aud the following officers elected !:
President, Owen Canlon Vice-Presldent John
kinsella Secretary, Timothy O'Shea and Fran
cis BARLEY Treasurer, John FlahertJ; Com
mi.teo. siesars. Michael BARLEY, G. Mu1caby,
and John Moran. Resolutions we're passed de-
mandatory OF the widespread corruption preva-
lent, after which the meeting adjourned until
Tuesday evening. at tho corner Of Halsted anu
T1i1ty-frst streets.
TIE TENTH WARD.
The West Chicago Republican Club held
meeting last night at their Headquarters, corner
Of IIalstod and Washington streots. AID. Heath.
tho Presidcnt, occupied tho clair.
There vera q number OF reports from the
various wards concerning the progress made by
the party in organizing for the coming campaign
A gentleman from the Fifteenth Ward announced
that two English and ono Scandinavian club had
been organized, and that mass meeting would
be held Wednesday in Aurora Hall. 1l3 Ail-
Yankee avenue. The Seventh. Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, and Eleventh Wards also reported prog
1ess-
The Chairman reported that ne had c2leo On
Speaker Blaine while thst gentleman was ia the
city, in accordance with the wishes Of the Club,
and had obtained promise from the "gentle-
man from Maino to deliver speech in this
city on bis return from Wisconsin, provided his
health would permit.
1t WAS moved and carried that committee Of
three be appointed from each ward to compose
general Finance Committee.
Gen. Mann desired to see every ward Of tho
West Side thoroughly organized. and, therefore,
suggested that committee of throe Be appoint
ed for each ua1d to assist in this work. The
suggestion was carried.
On motion. one person from each ward was
elected committee to sec that proper judges OF
tho election were appointed.
Gen. atsnn a.:!rcbsed The Club briefly. Sev-