, 1874-10-31

It'd Hoard OF Public Works
Al thla juncluro Mr.. Heslug arrived on tho
a'sMe M e sna sde + ns ss9n a e natsSsob n1nsb ,,
spoko at some length aftor which tho melting
adjourned.
TIE FIFTEENTH WARD.
a 1naas. meeting Of Republicans vas hold lAat
night at Aurora Turner Hail. on Milwaukee, nyo-
nuo, with O. H. Matson In tho chair. THO atsont-
ntlco waB reasonably largo, but not what was OK
pectod, considering the trouble The party had gono
to in order TO draw out a crowd. 4 BRASS ba,,d
was III attendance, together with tho CLEO Club,
which opened tho tncetiug With ono Of their
songs. Senator oglesby Was Tho frat speaker In
trod1cea. and hls 1otnarks worc intondcd otlefly
for tho foreign oloment. To them lo ploaded 10
stand by tho old Republican party, and not hllow
themselves tobo lod astray. Tho Senator showed,
by long. array of facts. that tho honnbllcan
party had boon economical IN fte administration
ct otIlccs, both National and local, aud concluded
his remarta by urging upon hta l,catels to 10
their utmost On TueHday towards tho election OF
tho whole ticlkes.
Senator og!esby was followed by ]. D. Ward
and, othcrs, and each spoke IN about tho samo
strain, appealng to their audience to stand firm
on Tuesday Nov. 3. and not lot 1t bo said TINT
tho people Of Olioago woro to be influenced BY
tue voice Of the people Of othor statos who had
votod during tho present month against tho
crowd III Aurora Turner Hall }ant night WAS
considerably mixed in theirpolltcat complexion,
and tho Opposition party nhs fully AZ well repre-
acnted AZ tho Republican.
THE SIXTEENTH WARD.
Tho Republicans Of tho Slxsoonth Ward mot
last oyening at No. 40 Larraboo asroet About
eighty por6onB woro present. Mr. Theodore
Lelchucr WAS oloctel Chairman.
Mr. ]. G. Baker, The first speaker, spoke briefly
on tho Importance OF tho ballot aud Of Its iatol-
- CAuw fsA nj
would decide whothor tho pooplo wero satisfied
OF dlBsatin1ed with tho acts OF tho Republican
pnrty. Hc then wont into brief revter Of tho
work Of tho Republican party for tho last ton
years, and spcculatcd upon what tho Democratic
party would hayo dono had they held the roips
OF Government. II tho people voted against the
Republican party thea they wesefunworthy Of tue
privileges Of American citizens. 1io then fead
tho platform Of tho party, making cofnments aa
ho proceeded.
Eugene S,ttig read an editorial In German
from tho Free Presse on hlr. Lohloyne, and then
made tho customary political! spcech, consisting
princtpa!ly Of q bitter attack on ME. LcMoyua
and temperance. 1Io made curious geographic
ca1 blunder BY saying in that connection that 1t
Europe or ireland. he had right to drink. llo
aasd ATr. Agnow could not be elected. bccnueo ho
didn't lRvo money enough. Tho rest OF tho can-
dlaatcs then catne in for their share Of HatteFy.
Capt. Ryan ,folloWod,. giving brief history of
tho party candidates. Louis Nelkc aud Il. +.
Waito followed In few remarks, nfter which
The meeting adjourned 10 Joe Shusscr'B saloon.
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Tho Opposition to tho nu.nbor of about 101
held meeting laat night at the oornor ELM md
Larrabco etrces. Charios Dcnnehny was elected
Chairman aud David Kilroy Secretary. y
Washington Heaing was Tho first speaker. and
In tho co,lrso of Lis romarks reviewed the whole
political situation, assuring htn hearers that vic
tory waa within their grasp II they would but
improve their opportunities betweon now aud
Tncsdny. Ho WAS followed by N. 4. Delaney,
who spoke briefly OF tho candidates on tho 0p-
position tickot and their qualifications for oiico.
At the c1oHc Of ls remarks tho meeting ad-
joutncd.
THE E1snrEEs1n WARD.
Tho Republicans OF tho Ninoteonth Ward, to
tho number Of 100, met faat evening nt tho 3D.
loon corner Of Chicago aveuuo and Wells stroot,
Wilnu Atkinson in tho chair. David Wylie was
elected Secretary. ". D. Dickinson, cau-
didato for Alderman. was tho first speak
CT. lilo onunciatcd bis opinions on
tho Temperance question, taking tho ground that
any man has right to drink as much or aa oItao
% l,o pleased. Ho also said that il elected ho
would usa his influence to asaist hia ward in
getting her surplus OF taxation refunded.
p. j. Gallery briolly reviewed MI tue candi-
dates, devoiug bis especial attention to Messrs.
Farwell and Dickinson,
demonstrate tho reasons why Tarwclt should bo
G. Humnol. in . German speech, spoko in
favor Of hfr. Dickinson. at tho close Of Ills re-
marks the mcok'ng adjourned to moot III Tho
same place Monday night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho Hon. Il. ]. oslosby and Sidney Smith will
nd,trnau kho pa1pto ~ 1hfrara thfa avepsrr