, 1874-11-03
ALDERMAN
TIE rHfHTEESTY

1ho aonoHng chal Inns bcen >iasuea to the
voters OF the Thirteenth Wnrd:',
Atn meeting Of tho Thirteenth 'N9nrd Nonnbucan
Club hold ito day preceding tho primary ncetnV.
1t w.h augRested by tho rreadcnt Of the Glib that ta
ttelegates. to 10 yotei for pt war1 cu,as l." ho XIX
= sessrsass .I; TIL. suggestion Of tho regular
President ut regular meeting Of tue Ctut aelcsetca
were ohcrsn and ticket mails up, cotnpossti Of
goo substantial men Of tile ward who received tho in
1t was a!so voted et tho sama meeting, that tho
Secretary Of tho Club 10 Btr,ictod III prepsrng the
Of any candidate for Alor1ssas, this le.vE io itho
czons free to expresu cir pscfeences for this oco
without complication with ohcr Offices.
It tat for reason tho Instructions OF the
meeingh wero not followed but now sioeaAlo Ticket
Mss maao up. with the '1rsEsnt Of tho uinn at ita
law IL tho Secretary OF The Clnb,a mau who, "a is
wsl.known; has been working ana trading for tho
ose Ct Alderman M r. tho waI for s last O
ion q tho votes Of the Republican Club and sheso
sngo sps for % oter san When iueiess h" n IL
tho regular doegata ticket with McF.rlands on
In lis fsco ii aiths tsicxery, tbs epbeanx Of .ae
ward arc called upon to be loyal TO tho party oau
Sus We qs Ms M ho regular
man Of Intelligence. integrity and capability
rings cliqucs, and one, too. OF commanding n.-
cnce, llaa boon Eollccd by nnmeroua prominent c1-
1ens Of cur wnr TO become candidate for Alderman,
Thu a3gnera Of Mr. Caao's call horoby appeal TO tho
INTELLIGENT voters OF tho ward To see that he ia elected
We sak tho cooperation Of al who arc ornoscd to tho
bargain and sao Of this Office in tho interest o1 my
o aak tho I'D oi oil taxpayers Of tho ward to help
a DO o.is ahnro in suppresslng corruption and loasen
Ignorance and dishonesty reign in o,r City Council
Soma at cur best tnsu refuse to aaryo ue We want
their nantlas to fali On good shoulders u! thon, with
tion Of O. u caso as Aerman Ut ot tho o. rhirt.enth %
Wart rrflse neglect to ntafE oursolree Of hta
valuable serycea under any pretcn'c whatever, nc de-
to complain.
TIE TWENTIETH WAND.
Capt. Dali, tlc regular Republican nominoo
for Alderman In this ward has withdrawn, and
urges bis friends to vote for James A. Kirk,
Independent candidate.
ALDERMAN or THE TWENTIETH WARD AND q. Il,
FAnwELL.
10 ths Editor of The Chicago 1Fi5Hnc:
aln; at tho primary noottng Of tho Rcpuh-
lioauB Of the Twentieth Ward, they selected
Capt. Dali as tholr choice for Alderman. Capt.
David Dali is large vessel and real eatato
ownor. aud has as much pecuniary interost in
tho ward rs any citizen In 1t. aud is a repntab1o
citizen In orery way. nlr. Farwell's Central
Committee, however, can,o to tho conoluaion
NSANSAAA3 2A1Doaa@AVER22t
could procure moro Irish voters for Mr.. Fnrwoll
than could Capt. Dali. Hence. Of their own
will, and In opposition to tho wish of
tho reputable citizens Of the wnrd,
they removed Capt. Dali. and substituted
Mr. Corcoran ~ candidate for Alderman Of tho
Twentieth Ward. It is Of vastly creator import
nnoe to every oitizon Of Chicago to have good
City Government, than It is to have good Con-
gressnaan. But wc nre sacrificed, and ut tho ovo
Of au election, tho candidate Of tie reputable citi-
aens OF tho ward is removed In order to obtain for
Mr. Farwe1l tho yote Of all tho gamblers, and
bummers, and whisky
Tho good citizens Of tho ward have determined
not to submit to this kiad OF performance, and
honca they havo called out 4 reputable business
mnn Of tho ward, hfr. JameB h. Kirk, to be an
independent candidate. Ho cun DO elected yory
easily If tho honest voters will como out be-
cause.. on one dido. tho Opposition, ID O'Dyrne,
whisky. saloon keeper, and on tho other IL Cor
corau, who is still worBo,
Now, will the merchants and other reputable
citizens Of tho Twcntioth Ward vote for EarHoll
when they sec that all his actions aud tendencies
are corrupt7 Lot Mr. Kirk 10 elootad Alderman
Of tho Twentieth Ward is tho prayer Of
A CITIZEN.