, 1875-09-22
POLITICAL.
The Republicans Of the Seven.
teenth Ward Organize,
Derlces Of The Opposition Trying
to Get Up lndcpend-
ent Clubs.
The Cosmopolitans Declare i'll
Favor Of Primaries.
Mike 1Kcclcy's Icnian Ecc-
ord VOalclactl For.
Gov. Taylor's Record in the
Bounty Brokerage
Business.
Carl Schurz's Ohio Programmc.-~TIis
Letter 10 The Cincinnati
Committee.
Nav York Liberals Do hot Consider It
Expedient to Nominate a
State Ticket.
An Ohio Pig.Iron Democrat Disguised
with Bill Allcn's Rag
Money. Scheme.
T1GiT.
Carl SchurZ's Ohio Programmc.-~TIfs
Letter 10 The Cincinnati
Committee.
Nav York Liberals Do hot Consider 1t
Expedient to Nominate
State Ticket.
An Ohio Pfg.Iron Democrat Disguised
with bill Aliens Rag
Money. Scheme.
LOCAL.
THE REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.

L0CAL.
THE REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.
MEETING IN THE HEr1HTEESTH VALID.
a largo md enthusiastic meeting OF the TO-
publcans Of tho Sercntccnth Ward VIVA held
last evening, a: No. al Larrabco street. In TO-.
spouse to call Of tho iscpublican Central COM
mittec.
Tho oldAtisno noputIicana wero ou. In good
numbers, and tho meeting MAS tho most respcct-
ablo in size and conduct that las boep held for
several yeafs. There welo in attendance also
onto a bc.y OF tho riotous And rowdyis1
members OF tho JctrerBonian Club Of tho
ward, who for HoFetal weeks past l,a1u Ecrycd ~
teproach TO the intelligence, docorum, and zen.
oral character OF that section Of the city. Their
attendance wss prompted By the Opposition PAR
II, and thoir purpose WAS to defeat tho oBtab-
llshing Of D Republican Club by BtirriDg up dis
order. And thcfo wcro present. also. Boycral
who yca1a ago ."ero recognized NJ Republicans,
but had nt1aycd away and bncomo politically de-
noEalzcd. They wero there, also, In the inter
IT. IT, Of 1,.oc sno opGos1'ion party: =. s;s:
= prompt and promo:o tho txyss axppo.lsneos
meeting. In fact. Toy freely confeosc,i that
they were personal md political frienta Of Mr..
llcsing, aud that their friendship to him had
tIun uf
An INDEPENDENT cLrn.
rather tlan n Republican enc, wLlch they said
was catChrenny programme which had bccn
arranged among themselves In tue Ward.-wth
tho understanding that 1t was to bo ndhersd to
throughout the city,-sho object being to allure
kepnbicnua from their old party lines md into
tho ranks Of tho enehy. Notwithstanding those
facts, lowover, tho meeting was III every way
crcIitablc aud characterized throughout by i
remarkable degree Of harmony.
John llcttinger called tho meeting to orslcr
and ntalod its object to 10 to organize 4 Ecpub-
ilcan Club for tbs ward.
THEODORE KAnts
wAs called to tho chair, brlt he reerecsfu]ly de-
cIlncd tho houor. llo regarded the con,lug uol-
test purely local ono. and 10 was opposci to ju-
Producing nn.loEal lolltea in the ca1npMgu. IIo
w4ntod az independent Club organized.
DR.. teger was then loudly caliel fur, but te
too, declined, AZ ho enid ho Was labio to be-
callOd away at any moment.
AID. 6CIlAFFEEn
was uext called. IIe took tho clnie smil a.,-
plauee. Mo snill he lInd no hlea when coming 10
tho meeting Of being called on to proslIe. lilo
work to bo done. The ron.tng campaign ssas
but = prcllldo to tho natlonal bRttlu Of year
hence. llo was opposed u any independent or
pretended reform movement, and In favor OF
called Independents organizations dating back to
lkG9, had brought II! tAa troubles upoy tho
lily and County Government it was now
lnboring under. Tho Opposition party was o.
puaed 10 nothing but tho lsupublcan party; It
lad been and WAS irresponsible, aud 1t mas about
limo tue people roso III their might And crushed
il ont OF existence. uo wau confident that, with
proper organization. tho Seventeenth Ward
would return to its old Republican INA ajo1i.ies
lsobort Engie % was then appointed Secretary Of
tho meeting, alter Which. on NOTION TO tho dis
may Of tho English reporters, it WIS resolved