, 1875-10-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 81. 1876.

, h: NJ fsss, r H. a", .s, sR mt q:
10 anxious to hass counted by lfeafns, and which
wonlt sn,o,nt to no cg,n.ing a a! .,.n :. ,,,..o
ina u. suborne.o city oic.l., Itavng t,'o.e r'or
tho etcction flint .! the Bofr as henR tschaEgc
Io regarded tha cAupaien nsn eontr*: beswsHn rina
sas "c {"
II tic p.!nepcs and not an much thc man he vas
nsh.tnf TOR; shs prInc. tss r'.b9 o,sss 20 MT
hesl!taa for 1ec"yca politicians Aid bankrupt party
tJtautd
rux xluuvkEHrn WAND.
Kceeys friends wcre ont in fnl forre last night at
iho corner OF Frantlln street snt chicago avenue
meeting WIS ilclu In Csrnlosy's bh-court, several
hundred 1rrlmcn t,einR present.
Tbs assembly being ca1ed 10 ofdcf, ,s. Thomas North
uas cAlo, upon 80 tho first speaker lie nsdea fa~ RI
n,arks llmentary to thosc psssent stating that liz
believed them ali honest voters, hnd ready 70 look out
fof their n~n interests ~ snp.pfn9 Mt. heeey ,of
Reccy Ma drawn decidedly to tha disadvantage OF
uenns, WHO. tlc speaker went on 10 state, was
q b s,st :" " y, ys'ss sss ss
sps..s: Isfsfssa ,;n M 1,,,x s,sas ,S s''ss s.
was County rieasnrer ID placing 10 credit Of the
county tho ann of ttSi0o which had sccrncd on tho
sh s hsys ~ ns St.a s's I'd
c,lrd an no mo would hays Len !l9 nss, w'ssr
ns an% onsf Of tS T.ts 10 Ra
l1e,!ug would so Tho sanc, and answered the question
ilnscf by affirming thst hh chances ~ those weio
1et rhat scs!s was phlng for anil net Tor tho eaaFs
The ncst speaker was Mr. s,cl1ale, who was intro
2oxe y H." Oil 81 i asa1 IT,
lrishmcu and II Mr.. uestng got rak;uH over i
va. then and there Mr. no,ng, ho saIa had boas:c,
they did not do whit ho wauto he had way to nlako
Ion The ssssse !leainR ha saa that they wsro scum.
xe. H. ilo bad Expressed it, preference ior ne.
gfo Ia way every ont aaew. and he haA
te to @ wor.t eneuy ,ue irisnca had in this clty -
aud yet. tho speaker sail. Soma men could lavo tlo
ehssk q ~ III s1s llssira wae 'he nv tno ls:
ndvsed thu gentlemen present 10 Toc fnE HesfnH. anu.
in conclusion, put Tho question to 7otc Sir. Kcelcy
Mr aIelIatcs speech was well iece!vcd. enthusiastic
aprauso inscrrnang bin. At iroq1snt interval; lo
support every ilau or tho Opposition t!ckot except A.
Q. Iic,1nR, afd he m4do npteeh to that effect.
Air. 7. ii. stanton spoke With good loal Of tiRor,
cnuutrymcn, and entro,seI them to tsko casu WHO
they voted for fer rr. 1le.nR not their friend
to ue hut Michael Kelley 1rlsnrnan among tbs
trsh and honest, UPRIGHT Gnzieta msu. nEatn*t
siio,n not trio word Of any dishonest rructicos
liz wAs followed by ohers. all speeches being to tho
end. to SUPPORT Kcecy md to defeat ieaing With
big nhjnrIty poasibe for iho honor of tAo City
| oE Clicago and thu County of Coot.
| THE TWENTIETH WAND.
No. u North Clark street the ecene OF meeting
ot tho Kec!ef mou last night. Tho attendance wal
qito large though constantly changing. owiuH to The
situation OF tho hall upon tho street whers 10 many
| people wore constantly pAss'ns,
Mr. T. ]. ennesey called to Tho chalr, and ate
fov remarks. explanatory. spoogctte, and political
To Introduced 10 tho audience afr q. j. Forhan. wht
nas short address. ptasinH tho character of Kec'cy
| Speeches waro n.ao tnaae ny ]. ": Aaftint n.
Wtfdcr, unh Thomas North, and Mr. Forhan rec!te1
! rlecu of poetry In tho German sougnc.
cIose, wlcn party Of young boys, Of young men, "tt
acted like youngsters, made themacgcn obnoxious h.
disturbance by singing nnder Tho back Windows
TAere was, however, serious disturbance. nctlhe
ta a Of The p8oe For any physical force bcins MO-
/ ps6aFy.