, 1874-10-21

b0qleAtlt tietn To your poaterty OF Jun Will.
hfr. Church then proposed throo cheers for
FarWell. which Woro KiYon.
Thcn came aould from tho thront Of Mr.
Farwoil'B Glco-Cub before referrcu to, after
which tho Convention adjourned.
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
FRITZ uEoKER.
Tho largest aud most enthusiastic meeting Of
the campaign in thiB city WIZ held by tho Ger
n,anR Of the Opposition party IN Turner-Hall
last eyoniug, to linton to. III addross upon tho
political iRsues Of tic day, by Col. Frod Hooker
rcatdont Of tho southern section Of tho State.
All nationalltios wero represented, and tho hail
was denRoy packed, Including Gnlleries. with at-
tontivo lsteners, gathered from oil SECTIONS OF
the city.
At o'clooh, A. 9. Hoslng appeared upon tho
platform to call tho meeting to order. His ap-
poaranco waH grootol with dcafering applause,
which continued for Hoveral minutes. After
quiet had been rostorod, MIR. ncsng made fow
remarks explaining tho object of tho mooting,
aud nominated Mr.. Casper Butz aa Chairman.
Upon assuming tho clair, btr. Dutz delivered an
aairess, which WAS loudly applauded. He then
introduced tho speaker Of tho evening, Col.
Frederick HGcker.
AIr. ueckoy stopped forward, and was greeted
With loud anl lonE-eontinuea applause. With
FASE* nAl1AGAk5 Ati ~ th6lk ~ HupUECb4
tho enthusiasm Of suci. u meeting, quiet was ro-
stored. Mr. Hesing thon arose aud proposed
threa cheors for Mr, Heekar, q Representative
German; Tho choora wore giyon With . hoarti-
asen,,,oa nono a.,uuu us, ~, 4ea unn's@aaoly tiae
.n ~. n VI ay hon:s ~ ts oppos
ing in U voico tllat cannot fail
" W MI neaiu ~ 1aSot " 1horoua
tGao1. Mttea lua9t Isaes aRnIi ~ oeen rostorou
m,. nooAo. suoH rosl.aon upoh ts1e plhs1ot.n atu
Patty, nna asa'nsI tne ola ORGANISATIONS winch
1Aa M tuloa sne country 30 !ohg anu 70 poorly.
~ o,nsa @..aJnua ta aao pspsrnoay s"lsuan ~ un
~ ~" 1aSia'ea on specoy le1ntn
Tho soaaer t was fraqnenl!y INTERRUPTED BY
uutputsts el APPROVAL ana, as tho eouclnalon.
Tue eatn!ialasm o. the early part o. the oYonlng
W. "ns rone"pu. Lases n9'ipssa tnsn94 upon tl'e
attoll!a a!'u iooh tno 1ailu o. nif' neeAof' anu
co,Igfstalated hfm upon hla eitoEt: F19m zen
oial in'llaIon ne aGleea 70 aealii adureaa the
cat'zons ol @ae Hofth o'ae a"1lng tue campaign
THE SIXTH WARD OPPOSITION.
away with tho sixth Ward in nj BrIdrenort @ Int as
.,;s,.4 mna 1va..;.-.,a.,,r rt,.,. - ~ -;
n'ght Ing Woth'hG1nehs olap Oh tue opposl-
tion party III this ward called meeting Tor last
tho rouche began to assemble, and before 0
o,focI; n crow,1 Of about o0tl men. oomnoaod of
'1o%" , 1.;a, " 'as w., "oo s ~ w.
ue1snunh WAL iriSl' tAa eohe'oHatoa' ~ 'le
plAt1Wy ooGtloA 'a8t heuAehdAyt nllEAAe4
sohmitz, tho present Alderman from the Sixth
Ward wan n,,ain mt in pouInntion for TINT nosi-
tton. Gern,a,, na1ned Sommors WA nlao n oan,]i-
date, aul when It was discovered thst Schmit2 wns
Chosen. spmn,ors' frionds claimed tia. tI1e uri-
usTy Tas tlaad il thst -. thsro yore moro yqtes
Somtnorg vas ANNOUNCED as the indepenlout
eanddate for Aldcrnun by tho ao-eaIloi work
;nn,no,, n - Tia warI aEont tho Gn,"o tina
mn 1,amed StnaeIn,nn an,,otl,,eotl hinsof can.
di5mto With a fow hacEers he alno wos an.io1,a
to rn,,rescut thu ward. Tho mnatin,, jast niehI
srhmltx ,non ,'nWoyor ware M han1 h,ci:n1
bv Brilnonortor pamcd Fny Altar
Consultation a1,,ruy lin fr,ondS of Nona,nors md
Scl,mitz'MhotH 1,nrtica c}ain,inr ti,o rnntroI ~
1nnn. NM ass1imsd the clair and called tho meutne
tn nr,der % nnd announsod tEat a no,nination fn5
,at ~ T,air,'a,, 'oa ~ nio a. ts ~
r. ~ thn Hcm;t1 rortnn ot1vonrod - ti,a fronf
ona ' n3a;mc1 that In wns tho rog,,,ar ci,airmn,,
Of tue ski, Ward cl1tb md no nronosod to net
~. ~ v;o1,ti ao1"a ,o ma,ninotc
Hwo,, Tn,,in+, ~ tho faamn,ara crovJ ~ thsir.
n,"n ia un,to ~ ,rna t"i'nn NH ncatio,, Tia
tomnorary r f'harmar f1@cjared Gnnlon tho ,sr.
l1 naaent Ghniraan ior tie evoning a,nldss great
oxoonoht afana i,ar.ns; nnssnor pon'oss M ap'i,
a.a, as. m'ts eioeen eey.s.,. @ sa;o sa Nv ou.
and n s.'1a .''o raou de.1or,n t,,st ~
snn,naara mn, ,vnra II 1:n,5m;sta
Hero s he was was intorr1ntod with cries from tno
sos ~ ssuo m'l u.a, P':E u'11 ,Hn nua
nu eartGohs wv lnsoass. roa a WIS
maeEat au osJ% s ls1 n n ~ a Nv
% pdsyit maan befnra ua Old ni Danyona uet.ue
% for!H thai %a' tTo Ss''t' yesrs s s $50 so@@sss
ueeloa M ao 70 y subscribe W. 70 the - uatno.
~ ~ tnlen t whon waited upon py eomnsseo ta
@ tGr ehe 9 pnrpo@se @ Of soliciting hnoscr'ptloh from