, 1874-09-23

ouu!u tentofo order, Ito caltod upon comn,fttoo
iial to roport. or Trra TTfoylon oottnE to procure
Or that Committee prosout, non,onv s,,naa,
s. sl,at Tug oody 10 enlarged, and III iis n3isrrod
.orm giyon Further Limo to report, Tho H,r',cs.
e odv ico 1cono Mn1a go2ral approval mud homo othor
sau from tho various precincts, and n,oyod thas M
llloY bo hdt'od to tho Committee. Thn m.n,ns
were proposed to tho meeting ono lv onc ",o% nn%
n,s p oIa Iar ueoarcd all 9f tbon eloccd atd tha
After this llttfo ettoko OF lccittmato bpo,,,oa,
VIM eoho through With, tho ij,eyitanlc nn.oot
mas caliod Tor BY t!lomob, and In rogponso to nc
nnd a caia cartoy mounteia waiting cair
oratoreai oorsa ons' 1 m Ono Of hs oaracte!,
tosco u, nor grammatical. but tilem l,o gucceodo
~ H., c9%m'voyhg t'asl impression OF Aid. Cannn,,
anu G,hsrloy Farwell. Ito devoted n1oat af h,a
vui wss ut.opx op INC former individual sayiug tat ho
ssa' CT, ineving, nfer MI election on lin RnnnnIio-
81 tlcEet, bolttd to tito peono'e marty, mi tLan
'Gf ~ r. hecnr,ng tue position OF COUNTY Mua,trato
arain io ,,au8 to o. tlas oganzntion, bolo buck
adc BY TIM "spoakor" was lis c,S,nc,aE{;n SE no'at
otllcr I e'trh1 FIR Pn;rnne BY Aid. Catnon md
LIN cnnN,a;,. na,"n A'1ortnen in tho roreptnn Of
nar,,o, 11,r wanaa.an vceroy, Lord DuiTcrn Tla
eeers shat M Msy csao %as s,sotS vosd With @ e.
t,,xn =" n1a IoGls to lcar. Singular to pay. Mr.
;afhey IN neglected to refer 10 Sir. Tarwoll Ioyna %
and and IofH hayi,. oaton Ut Of that sontlonans na1no
tat wolph!S % ru Ill.,, nnso'i M Of tho poritoua stun
W na1 iconcernca he bado an awItwa1d goodpirht
H. ~ ',oso I'll front of him. md, Jumping froI,s
Inc ci,alr, disappeared in tho 1oteroronooua tv,
''St H. ."tHnSinG H"G mass TINT filled tho place.
nt. NahoY, said to be petlagocuo Of aono
at'alnlnonts, was tho noxt dseaksr'" 1tis nd
paens roes was rambling affair. covering nil tn
IN nn,ron .ui u. tho t'mo whom tho Democrats voro
a. ncpsnm p%os o to the present day. From blu remarks
waa called conborsa 5u9o ilo gentleman to 30 what
ru.a On ts'o popularity Of tho old slavery (Iov
Ciont az compared with that now in exiitonco
~ iLo'asasnsng htlsof Clairn,a,, asvosl "a Scnkor
of .n,ci, snat tue voto was vastly III favor
,ni,,;ns. 1! u Eo9e1inlent As tlht In yog,,e vhan
~ r ol human boihSH wcro in bonnno ,vho,,
H. I' ancs WIS atont to as ear leHs projdcc Tim
.an nas own. tut the sympathiea of tic aud.onco @
r1Usod %uso "'htifoy the otlicr way. Sfr. Iainoy
TREND Of Caunon's but st, more mtit!'"to ntimato
lllohdshlpB compelled him to snpnort nnran',
named s'oonoy for Alderman. lie wouE5 IAryh mi
nny IN, = Spaah en- Tor Sweeney but l,o woul do for
such personal encrilco With thia tr,1i1 s"nr
and obscurity. 'o' e4'"o
lho noxt speaker was q fair-haircd swedo
tic oo sentiat iapro' He denounced tile con,nlnia-
national sympathy with majority OF his a',di,. H.
Ut,ts,-so far as tho country In which thny ar
Llieir ,a parents woro born ia ooncornod--l,o mot
",1m om5 !ltto attention, and tho n11mbrr Of
1.'sro up ,~sro orstorca! gems which fell from hia
ost TO all lug small but solect and eager knot OF
asle',ors. 1lonec, further aiuuion to what hn
haF havo sa't1 must bo curta'od.
ca,1a1n ,ddh named me- Watson announced himuolt Al
10 10 would engage in tho cansass with greni
'lgor, and tl,at no effort OH the part Of his m.
4 'onunt7 coniu roverao tho natural order Of di-
;oh''on; ;',t r.; Wsth this ho "stoppod down and
1rosa 'ai saG & CLOSING stasomont OF Lis impromptu
'uoicHa bolng erootod with tho most ii]arloua
on tho whole. however, Judging from
T.. no senefnl Eroos'ng teniorcd him. hlr. Wataon'a
'maNce9 'ia tor municipal honors are exceedingly
tn: Ill., ~. aln !ahellago on public occasions IL
hent IN tue Eighteenth Ward.
- J.. = luose "eio othor "addroHaos by persons of
n'nnr 1mnortanco. .-mon having an oyo single
@ ia1crat'ye positions on tic police OF con-
smpus a9fees' @ Ihoy woro giycn littlo or no
o&nua1asm tho meeting nd]ournod.
koTA CANDIDATE.
~ the Editor of The Chicago Trt1uts:
o4A u seoMa to bo the opinion OF many citl-
ems thht all men holding IN elective Office aro
lsnof seoRinR Reelection to tho samo position
T 20 htgher ono. In q word, that tho Office
oiaor III always candidate for Office oyon
ao"sh ho may not express himself in any man.
VI on tho subject. Such at least Hooms to ba
10 opinion Of Tl1E TRIBUNE, for in It's suuday'a
sue my name is mentioned among others AZ
'ndit!ato for ro.election to the Legislature
ON tho Second District, which layo in part
'prcsented for tho paat two yeats. As a citi.
III Or liIino!s it Inns always been my desire
an III tho discharge Of duties that every loyaj
tlzon should fool it incumbent uron hjmsoli tn
'rlorm, Impressed with this feeling i haye
ven 1uily my share OF both tmo aud monoy to
. ca'Ho OF good government. mud have for
reward tho consciousness OF having honestly
no MY duty TO tic best Of my abity, Ths
ing my feeling, do not think owo such
rv!eo TO tho state ns q ro-oIoctiun would ip.
I've, alid therefore Say to you and tho good cit.
,l!s who have herotoforo honoretl mo WITH thoi,
lil!donco that I am not candidate for INV
lco ana Will not under any circumstances &C.
pit any ct tho coming election.
CUAs. q. WICKER
CHICAGO Sept. g, 1874.
~ ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Fourteenth Wnr,! Republicans will hold q
'oting in Tamnany Iia}! friday evening,