, 1875-10-23

llck wa th* ieader nf the nptrht t,al err.irl1t.
forward vot.n. cittzens. 1it:e Iiesng wa. tho
htal Il Tho s't1mmer element and tie Or1'p-i';ru
rastT. and opposed to everything that "ss rigat
lie said that that party commenced With tiltlh
and would ny to gain ita tntnt by f.an} and
riss>s tt,e rns' nj tife n.rnntnrnt b" the tonnty
f.nmmiAaionsr1 of tho Judge. of election. Out
~ ~ tlelo weso not thirty Republicans. Even
ride Tho, would deiusr IL. And obtain 1t
~ al hazards, Oh tho ntH1e; and he cot.
tlacfod Ilnck ~ good al elected II there rese q
ta'r counting Of votes. lnt ths Opposition party
sfeIs sipon anindtlng for snccehs. Mr. Bct,bncr
teftfTtd 70 MT. i'uck ~ an upright. ioanat
1ni'1!ese mail hnf tjnco tho Working 1euplo
h*u seen .he Tohf'!'ss comnIttod upon them.
they would no longer ttatd by tho party that
t,a1 50 hhhmetully .reatef: them. H. fnstbcrre-
'esfea 10 THO hpinKe of tho tn,htv Commission
er.. Aud affirmed shas double nanny would bo
l,Ass fn. everything niles. they we're closely
t1r. sp.ulding WAS H.. ue,t .na c.nc1 -sor
ahd. hi:hu'iEis hn ''ramo mt helc t, talk" hc
denfned II ttIs duty OF every man to !,aya .ono
*peseh t" mako 'thcp he fsit tho kutIo At br
throat and thief At hla pocket. lle tiiausht
The gang Of r'lf.ians hoIti,ug olIces IN this CT,
and county was greater than ever bufoto, Mr.
spau1dng aro bit lard at the County t,o:na,.s.
elone's; he incw that they could bo honght aud
that about cixhl u them wore ssfeiv
e1 e9ssGne1d H., IN nsalaTs Ioctc. Tin opin'on
o4 n:rlctctt integtitr and M nusplclnns Of dis.
honesty had ever been entertained nt,out him
The epeAker dNcft very favorahlv upon the Num-
,natonr OF Hcalr and Soron. and. OH Finishing
felf III The rleh. direction. assd thEt MAS il, favor
Of the Iteuuti>cAup.
Ns. Hale. l'onrth Ward Democrat. acknowl-
edGcd himself sucll. bat said that he could no:
W. M%o a. c'esf on,,s son.r,.asn vote TOR net
therefore support lluEs, who was not too much
ol gentleman ~ bad been charged, but mnn
OF Hea!th who has lloneasIy made hir money,
and lad no motives 10 aseal tha public fuuds to
paw Ills debts.
Mr.. Sblpnan waa very fluent npon the sub(ec.
OF the political isaue. lIe deemed 1t not ona Of
party, hut Of decsucy, Mr. 1Iuck he SAID, was
man aEh'nst whom the finger Of scorn could
est, eS. 10 ahs snd ssnf wyose ct hon
against Mr. Huck, but ho you'd
like to know what could nat bo said ngainst Hes
ing. Although tho Stoats-Zeitunq might deem
politician, 1t would bo seen that mon ~ho but
seldom camo o1ls to the polls would rally to his
support. and work 10 tho beat Of their afrslisr.
11r. Auck wAs loudly cheered upon his rising
TO apeas. He commenced By sariug that he was
a candidate for the County Tteasurereh!p. aud
that he waa probably well kuown u nearly
oil present, ~ he had beou a busnesu
man In thin city for fourteen years and had
always lived on the North Side, aud had been
hepubilcnn snco he had vote. lie did not
that 1t might yield, but simply because 1t had
been, offered to him apd 1,erals forced upon
him by tho b1H.ness men Of tho city. AA for
h!s honesty, he could ray With Just pride what
every man 100 cents on The dollar for esery
heard that Nr. Hesing had asked what be
wanted OF she office. as be was no politician, and
consequently not capable Of filling the position
enthusiastically, and ho uanted to know rhetl,er
tho poonle wanted Tor = Couuty Treasurer
tuau Of business who had nerof boen ACCUSED Of
being one whls dishonest, and one who aouKht
the Office for no enolumentB, or one who sough.
tle p!aee p'obab'y to fiji h1s pocxcss, aud make
,lr. luck Considered D t1e question a1 ''oi", ono
of life or deasb, whether there shall be
continuation Of the r!upders OF past days. or
Erand rally Of all ta1-paying, order-loyiug, and
Bood-mtnaed people to root ont all the rsuKs aud
corruptions; aud he e1horted them to show their
miDda ut tho polls.
In concnalon he Was loudly and 'ongly cheerod
aa lie closod his Eemarks by stating that whau
10 mas business man, brewer, it .mas hta
custom when tending to his business 10
treat his frienda to tho national beverage
Of tho United etAtee, but now NJ q politician h8
did not Hant any 1uao como to hear him spt4k
simply" bec&use he would get some beer. nor did
ho e1tect to WIN, or mean to tsy to win, By
pow, ss ho had been 90 automatically received
ahd Hospitality treated. he thought that lie cpuId
pay for = leg OF becr-
aIr. John b. Iluck. tho father OF tho caulidste,
was loudly called for and III roBponse mated tha.
he Lad read III Houe morning paper that no had
boen reported sa saying thxt he would not sul,-
port hts non or Vote for him. lto wA1ted it dis
tinctly Understood that 1t wab d l,e, aud big
ashamed Of "lAa boy" ,ior did ho ever think ho
nhould leve. and was willing 10 60 securlty for
lin good behavior; aud he knew that ho would
abHtsln from engaging in all cosruptfoos aud
ring workings. and he should certainly WORK to
hss fullest ability for hla sou,
Mr.. Fred Becker echoed the ~ords Of John O.
1luck, md denounced Ill tho H~singites, Op-
pnstlontteH, sud bummetB, cAlliuS upon all
present to come to tho front like solid nlcn aud
support an ltonest candidate. He called for
ttrco roMslnE ctecra for tho 3ieHasH- Hnck,
which c4Il Was very heA1tlv responded to.
The remarks Of Mr. Aviator, in which he
summed up The points OF the speeches already
mHae. and oppressed what lie considered the
tho Cub adjourned to meet ID full force At the
polls on tho I'd Of November,
THE NINTH WARD.
The Republican Awakening which wAn adser-
tised to taxa place last avcuias ut tue corner Of
B!ae Island aysnuo and Taylor streot, which
ras to havs been addressed BY Phil Hoyue,
Col. 8canIou, aud other plominent speakers,
ras postponed until tlondaT evening, xhsu q
grand rally Of the party will DO had.
THE OPPOSITION.
AEE1iHd At TWELFTH HTAEEr TrRxEn HALL
Tho dogs Of Nsr wcro let loose aud honled
shenaseiv.h hoarAb last evening In the West
Twelfth btroee 1urner-IIAIl. Democracy puro
and undefed, Democracy time worn. Democracy
rampant WITH youthful vigor. Democracy stub
hoyY ~ Fa..1 Ill.