, 1874-10-28

| that department complained OF tho righteousness
Of his labors as nightfal
| THE OPPOSITION.
| NAEs-MEE11SG At M'CoRoIIcK'6 HALL.
| A mcotiug i'll tho Interest of tic Opposition
party was llcld at McCormicks Hall last evening.
| Tho main floor was crowded, In tho noighbor-
hood Of 800 people boing present, though they
wcro not worry enthusiastic. Tho asscnb]ago
vas called to order by J. J. Crowley, who nouai-
| mated
FIJI. WINSTON, Esq,
for Chairman. lie was olec:ed aud upon talk
Ing tI.e CHAIR said the people were on the ovo of
another cpltest, mud it became every citizen WHO
had ut heart tho welfare md prosperity Of
the city aud country 10 calmly con-
cider tho issucs which divided tho
purtics whose candidates were presented
for their eulFragcs, and determine how the best
good Of the country could DO promoted; and,
having settled tho question honestly aud foar-
lessly, to cast hia ba1lot for the candidates Of
Tint party whose principles best commended
Themselves to Ills Judgment. Thoro were two
parties seeking yotcs,-tho Republican and tho
Opposition. Tho speaker tilen Enye brief re-
view of tho forn1or. saying 1t WAS responsible
FOR tho condition of the South, and that, at tic
North, 1t had squandercd millions, built up Now
England monopolics by tatid ut the expense
OF The laborors Of tho West had endowed co.,
porationB. in which lis own prominent lcadera
| ncro Interested, with millions Of tho public
money; hud voted enormous aalarlos
Sansor;,,n a,sv cou;v,,cnt IN tl,o co,ntrv arso;s
n"3 !tt t w. s''o to1s,1 III w.
mnistcrad the 'lnsncea as 10 make Tie poor
poorer without boueitng anybody except those
WHO lived upon tho Tronanry. 1rslo was PROB
!laeeu' c?4u!nslse uIsl.oyau n"u '"pui ma1 .ooA-
!n9 ~ faan Ior enF'ossaehs IT, "asos mi.cn we're
asoiy susiauS !" neeG uous Wy suni
= ~ naawS' ~ ,ii sn"tu ~ Sen y. ~ G'a mn"ies a
~ wy Nv 1o r ~. 1u'so sGu'u ~ tnho p'aeo
aotm, Paying % LUG ueni IN ,!I. souna monoy ,'' ino
u.lms =; ~ ,,o " a Ara"g u H. ,
money ln tne treasury, anu restoring tno noF-
9snmens 9 ,,! to It's old.tmo condition: lcheera
,l5 m9 ptsy s,u Ma7 ~, pttS Vt
anu ihtotelaNce. anu sn1ulo nat 9e conutehaheea
oy my aseG peop!o, tuneeIs.! Mea "otc no.a-
s 10y, nut tvp1Ss Ysss.npg % g. r.. H. na"f
Rdo were arag';ng tno pnnuetefs n llom pomes.
Chicaeo should nos oe recreans. Dut ~ 1he motto
from ho" unt1 elee1loh fHouia oo: Ihe <tckat;
tho Sholo ilcAel, alia hoth,nR pnt tae lteKiT
was then introduced, aild criticised tho course
OF tho Republican patty during tue last nine
yeais' oes Me'orm had heen ptomlnen ~ tue LEAD.
80 4ou1s hAA ~ hao Nctta0A@N 4A FouEA Hlt
Tue publication hnd not yet commenced, and tho
people hsd at length taken hold, anu would llavo
enango' and would accuio purity ut Washing
| ton 1or IL loast fow years.
An. ]. Y. LE NoYAE,
| WHO was cheerod when .o ascendcd the plat
iotin. came forward ut THIS n,oulent and said:
>; ,;fELLo",Clf'zESa: II IL not for want OF III
cnnatioh lIat 40 not mike speech to you to-
nsghs or talk to you as would lko to it is tho
wnns ot attenGtn, ! an TOO weak to talk to you
matA eny satslaetlon either to you or myself. I
naso nlsto'y co1h1 70 e1onango salusatons with
you, unu 70 say AoW an you cor Anh thank
YOU ~ Tue sa1ne lof tue Invitation, and sanli
fe',o fon yeiy @'ha's 'oe your warm greeting.
leaoels'J
y. j. oSAHAS
was M 1ha noxt speaaef: no sad II tuers over bud
1ees' eoapt aoont lno success o. Tag oppos!ston
IN .uo coMl'!R n eleclioh ~ existed no Longer: lap
plala9e::l I've puopto naa grown urea OF thas
cpnatsaon u tninah Mh'ch had produced corru-
LOU from hoaa TO loot, ana d'u not propose TO
to!era!o g y any longer; ChoerH.]
~: II. oseNhoy spoke 9r'osy III regard to MIR.
Le aloYho' aaYlng ho had known hln' tor twenty
yEatat n!a tnat, II sens TO congress- ho wouid
mover alsGraco hla constituents, lcheora.]
OBADIAH JACKSON
fethsnca tnanka 1or hls nomination, lie had
JONES' tho rcopos party .oar before: mud had
a;"h,o sJ nau1 H.. sop 1 nssa"os. oat lta record Maa