, 1874-11-03
TEE aALOCN-KEEPERs.

THEN ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Tho Veren Froisiunger Hnerger Iiboral-
Minded Citlzens) held MI adjourned mcotsne
Yesterday afternoon. at No. 45 North Clark street.
Tor tho purpose Of perfecting tho arrangements
to aid the Opposition In to-dny'a election. About
ioo shloon.Rcopors wcrc present, and tho prsn~
dent, llr. g. a. Korn, waa In the chair.
The Chairman opened tho meeting by Earring
that they wcrc On the ovo of n mo1nautoue and
oEontful battle. Their principles and bussuces
interests wore at stako. Tho earne old euomT
"aa again as his tricks. although lurking In tho
darh this ti1no. They had not onfv
to use theis endoavots to carry the eloo.
non, nut also to preyont frard and corrunttou.
1t WAS their holy duty to work without nav from
morning until evening, md not 70 home unit. =
great victory had boon Won.
tako charge Of tiei- rcspectiye procinctss '' 'a~
:. Dir. Peter Hand offered tho foilomnf: rcso|u-
ton, which was adopted:
WHEREAS groat latto has to be fought Tomorrow.
stake; therefore, 10 1t '>'~'''- -A' ~
Rt:elrtd Thai al saloon-keeposs be spcc!a. COM
pimrs viii y 10 esst iissa votos for r.tsse s'''' A"a
TRAITOR.
MI. fogel honored overy ono, no matter what
esde 10 waa On, as long aa he acted honestly, but
r,aa eaioten,ttoopets members Of this Society,
fhr"ol, sneh men woro not fit to live because It
WAS apparent that thoy had soli thoir honor for
lew dollars. These miserable iogs deserved
Klok whenoyer they showed their headn, aud
thoy Should hereafter bo frosted With contempt
by every respectable aaloon-keeper. {areat o4,-
plauao.1
slr. steinboeclier, who had waikod in sll tho
'Yny from Holstoin on two wooden logs to attend
low saloon-keoperB jumped from his seat ia
great excitement. and demanded thp names or
nhmn Of auch traitorous eaIoon-keeper.
MI: Vogel said ho had no hesitation in reveal
Ing tho name. Thu man had beon down stair.
few minutes before, and In tho psesenco Of fiso
or a1 aasd ho would support Farwell. His name
"as Fritz Frillman. and up to short time ago
ho had been tho Vlce-preaident Of the L.ber1l-
Minded Citi.ons.
Why Godt tho Yice-Prosaoat eyen," e1~
claimed Mr. Stcinboocher, falling back in bis
scat with holy horror nt tho mau's conduct
Thfa remark Of alr. Steinboecker's crentcd great
hilnrity. and he vas rapturousy spplauded.
FRAUDULENT nEalsrnY.
A1r. Joliat brought in certain IiDts showing
that over 1000 fraudulent votes had been req
issorod on tho North Side Ho aeeerted that
from certain places OH South Water street thirty
to fifty names wore registered. whtlo mono at
thoso housen, to his own knowledge, had over
three boarderH.
Mr. Hana Was confident that Binai}nr ousrn8es
had boeu couittea on tho West Side. The aamo
vigilance that had to DO uHcd on tho North Side
Buonlu also DO uBed OIL tho West Gluo.
hfr. Korn stated that tho Republican head
quRytoEs we.o in tho utmost confusion Ant, oaoh
man was working for himself aud nobody elxe.
They should be csrefu1 and see that tbey voted
| none but tho straight tickots. T1oy should
show the Republicans that tho Oposition wantod
nothing but IN honest, open fight.
hi, Hand moved that all tho saloons bo closed
until o'clock p H.. that tho anloou-keepers
might find time to work ut tho polls. The mo.
| ton was unanimously adopted.
Several Of those present mado fiery anu hope
| ful speeches, after which tho meeting adjourned