, 1875-10-25
Rareucnt Made Il Ct [Iim Out Of
Tho 'Pas.
uow Much Of the Campaign Expense
tho Employees Pay.
1he Present Status Of the Wisconsin
Campaign---A Democratic
Meeting.
Politics III ohio. Pennsylvania,
Kansas, nn.l Other Sfntcs,
THE SCARED OPPOSITION.


4 sEroug effort il bring Mado by the losing
las 10 iudicn Mt. Koolay to Withdraw from Iii,
nntest for tho County 'l'rcaburya,ip. That tnci
,,.sd Of tho result ur tl.o election IL t]xiJy in
,r.tslne in shown III ts,sir recenk movements
f,,.. week a circular was isaucl from Tho upno.
aton headquarters calling for meeting suuda,
,tbfnoon III tlreenchauuls Block. AMI addressed
Ia I6shmen vino wero known or supposed to b*
in Eeeloy'a interest. The obJsrt Of t,o meeting
VII mol stated, but IL WAS AlruIiscI That It MN
:. 70 BzcraE An E1PHEss,oN UP prEl1su
in favor of Keeteya withdrawal. Tue circn,ar
e,cited considerable comment. At.I ,YaB rcceiyrj
by .he Kelley crowd with deEiaun,
Yesterday AFTERNOON, according to tic prt-
camrno, tue ineetlng wAH held Al tlle piacu t,,
d;tatel. II lad been caitol for . o'clock. but .
uood laai OF tntd5tsB MAS manfoAted IN Tho
r.t Of tlo leaders, no that 1t MAS nearly 4
o'clock before it was cal!ol to order. sni
meanwhile little oroWl collected, who r,asarn
ths tlns in discussing tho1 probable objects and
results of the meeting aud III getting up tittie
Iots among themselves very few Keelov
men pnt In an appearance, and wcro not Lart,
w,rd in dcclarlug their political sentiments n1nl
eoo7lettous. 0ne Of theaB Jim Lyman, waru,e1i
up to such M extent that he offered to uunrh
the lead Of 4 supposed Heaipg man, Tom Oar.
ney and Tor tmo tlefe was prospect Of gurc,
They we're finally separated with solng difficulty
b. their frnn1s.
As The crowd Increased It was mora and mora
esidont that 1t was composed Utmost exelna;YnIv
Of filesiDRtes. and, further, that they we're vii,
rno exceptions, emptoycs Of tho city or county,
lMoNu THOSE PREakST
ve1s John Currnn, Deputy -Sheriir O'Nci1L Can't
Costeloe. TT Kelly. IL. J.. Dunn, John t;iIIcTan.
I'd Kshost Matt Fleming, John niordap, Denrtv,
Sheriff Laxlor, Morgan Doyle, Frank ARnew.
John corcorsn, l'ob kenney, Tom Foley, Col.
Coafy Nike Mpfloy, TAI CommisHionor Nfcilrath
aiike 0eMr, II. 3. Dailev, Il. P1indiIitle, N A.
DeEipo, William u. Condou, Charles Denuehy.
Capt. Glesaon, T. Hennesy, JAsuea Durke. John,
Ford, Capt. nTan, Edward Durlle. Arthur Mil
doom, AIk Clinton, Thomas Carney. Capt. Muf-
Ghy' =. !, tos1an. Capt. Brown, Tom Colviu,
Fh eouiey. jnsttn Sheridan, Billy Mcclure
Ud Lynch.
Abousl quarter to o'clock Nike Bailey scizod |
saski1E-sttck, and, pounding on tho tabIa.
called the motley th!ons to order. lie naid tie |
nesaDs sas one OF lr,nh citizeua to ttausact |
w not stated in tho call Tic moved TINT Sfr
rIindiTluc, Of tho Board Of Public Works, tako
LIE chair, '"HS
Thl. motion prevailed. and LII. prindiyil,o A.
sumed seo otiico Of Chairman. In doing 60, lie
regretted hts inability TO atate tho object Of thu
mte!De and asked some ono Of the Irishmnn
gstd. ~A''' ~
Mts Bailey hero stepped forward aud moyoa
tHa vs. mootlnB OF IlaAlnen, that tho "a.
po1tea should bo
REQUESTED 10 WITHDRAW.
Ae neglected to state Why they should with
d7s lnon IN Irish meotinx aay mora than frnm
smestiog of any other nationality.
!1o notlon, hoWoFoT. met with great fayor
sg.tnItiA N'''
lhs tepoI.era accordingly gathered IN THAR
usaIa .ad fled toward the door, but bofora
toW ntd gained tho outside, Mr.. Lymnn oh.
!se1a 70 taei5 retiring. stating that he ior ono