The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-07
Political Ptcktn0s.

Hon. John A. Trimble and Capt. Jas.
s. Wise will address the Republicans Of
Walnut Hills tonight at the Eighteens'
Engine-house.
The Republicans of Avondale hold a
mass meeting tomorrow night at Avon
Hall. Captain Benjamin Butterworth,
Il. W. Kittredge and l. j. Allen are
the speakers.
T. G. Campbell and Col. E. P. Ransom
will speak tonight at Elizabethtown.
In the Twenty-third ward, j. B. Fora
ker, Geo. B. Wright and Smith Stimmel
will address meeting, at the corner of
Liberty and freeman streets.
The Central Hayes and Young Club
meets to. r.sst at Hopkins Hall.
The last grand Republican rally takes
place on Saturday evening at the Court
street Market-space. The speakers an
nounced for the occasion are aoyernor
Morton, of Indiana, Senator Dawes, OF
Massachusetts, Governor Hayes, Gov
ernor Noyes, Judge Taft, and others.
Samuel f. Cary delivered an address
last night at the Democratic mass meet
Ing at the junction of Vine street and
Hamilton road, to a crowd of about 1,800
people. The meeting was organized by
the appointment of the following officers: |:
President-Esq. f. H. Rowecamp.
Vice Presidents-IsaacJ j. Miller, Lewis
Leonard, Matthias Bernholz, Anthony
Buening, Henry Hartkey, Jack Hemmer,
Robert Reynolds, Jacob Benninger, Geo.
Egger, John Hanzler, Andrew Rumpler,
J. Burkhardt, Peter Tennis, William
Knappke, Chas. Chesley, VIM. Seidel,
Secretaries Gus. Wertwine, Henry
Knodel, Frank Hafer, DR.. l.. A. Querner.
MIR. Knell addressed the crowd in Ger.
man.
The First ward Democrats held their
rally last night. A large audience was
Bradford and Mr.. Daniel P. Dean.
The Nineteenth ward Democrats held
a grand meeting last night. Hon. s. #.
Hunt, General Powell and other speak,
ers addressed the audience.
A rousing meeting was held at Wyom.
ing last night. J. M. Dawson, Esq,
Captain E. p. Dustin and FL. u. Peck,
Esq, were the speakers.
General H. B. Banning, Jas. Malony,
Esq, and Carter Galley, Esq, spoke on
the principal questions OF the campaign
at the Democratic meeting at Harrison
last night.
The following are the latest announce
ments for Democratic meetings this
evening:
Grand mass meeting at the corner of
Hopkins and Lincoln Park. Speakers,
Hon. s. f. Cary, Hon. John A. Shank,
Hon. r. 0. Strong, Hon. Oliver Brown.
In Newtown, at Newtown Hall, at 1880
O'Clock. Speakers, Hon. Milton Sayler,
Daniel p. Dean, Esq, and others.
In Montgomery, Sycamore township.
Speakers, DR.. r. B. Bradford and Jas.
Molony, Esq.
In the Twenty first ward, second pre-
clnct, at the corner Of German street
and Lower River road. Speakers, Hon.
r. A. Johnton, S. A. Miller, Esq, Carter
Galley, Esq, j. q. King, Esq.
In the Seventeenth ward, ut Central
Market Hall, Sixth street, between
Smith and Mound streets. Speakers,
Hon. H. b. Banning, DR.. T. r. Spence,
X. s. Hamilton, Esq, II. ID. Peck, Esq.
In the Eighth ward, at the corner ol
Front and Elm streets. Speakers, Hon
q. A. White, c. W. Gerard, Esq, G. W.
Baker, Esq.
In the Sixteenth ward, at Court and
Kossuth streets. Speakers, Hon. 5. f.
Hunt, Nose f. Wilson, Esq, Hon. John
h. Love.
In the Eighteenth ward, meeting o.
the Allen and Cary Club will be held.
A full attendance is requested.
In the Fifteenth ward a meeting will
| be held by the Allen and Cary Club, a.
Snider's Hall, on Linn near Belts fol
| special business.
The Executive Committeeman Of al
the wards are requested to meet q
Headquarters tomorrow night, for trans
action Of important business.