, 1875-09-19

last night at Forh1n'a 81 Vest Madisou street,
t. form Club, to be called tie Tenth Ward
Opposition Club tae groundwork Of vhich
should be. "Ooposstion 20 Republlcaulsm in
particular, and to corruption and rascality in
general
Ar: O'Hare WAS chosen temporary Chairman,
aud MI. Z. D. Cuihas Secrastry., Mr. Folhan
nAae Tue IN roducsors remarks stating the OBJ
1ect Of the meeting to be to peroetuate The good
wora begun bv 0ppos tion parties all through
tie coucrs, and to causo reform IN affairs at
Washington Springfield, and in the City Of Chi
caRo.
Short speeches were made By Messrs Onahau
Aud heeney, and q committee OF fve-Mcssrs.
Feeney. Furhnu, Dunn. Murdock, and Brennan-
we're appointed to draw up constitution and
bs-lawe, aud to Belect candidates. for Offices Of
tho Club. paper Was signed by those who
chose to join. in all aoout forty. md the meet
Ing adjourned to meat again Thursday night at
the Bame place ard bour
TWENTIETH WARD.
The youpg men OF the Twentieth Ward, IN the
Opposition interest, formed 8 club Friday eve
ming, elect'n: David smith. President; Edward
Doyle. Vicc-Pl osident; Edward Keene, 6ecre-
.atv, and William Hartnev, Treasurer Their
object s to protect tie folks from illegal voters
THE HU1ptER MEETING.
70 the Editor AZ TIE C7tc1qo Tribune:
CHICAGO. Sept. 1H.-Tbe hummer gathering OF
lass Wednesday evaninE .n3o1sea by implication
all the acts OF the present Common Council and
OF the Cotvin Administration. Those present
stand by Calvin's style Of aduns' 'ering the Of
ice OF ilayor IN a great clt' like this. They ap-
prove OF the grog-,iIop bummng; tho Cos
mop picnic 'he Union anI Bean Clubs; the
d.sgrscefnl exhibitions OF drunkenness and de-
nauct IN city !u-l 6 life: OF the PECULIAR con-
tracts male py the Common Council; Of the Wa
o.sa ;r sssnus ,a9 ordnance q. and Fullerton
Of the Eotce; Of the increase Of
gamblers, thieves, bunko, mock auction. and
co f:lence-,neu; iu short, OF giving over the
ely mo tie hsuas of .he vicious and dangerous
c,asses. The Glso anp-ove OF the baElo,-bo1
1t 16ing ami the defiance of law wh. .eh the Com-
mon Council made in the Chartor controversy.
Ihev f.rcish a warrant for the belief that the
next election, Which will no held without regis
tr-tloo. will DO conducted in the Same lawless
aanuer hs tho late Charter election aud t3wn
elections. OAs .3smber p! ed,cted 3 majority OF
2o, 900 in favor Of tue foreign Knov-Nothins
I'm nrinauotl. He might just as we'll make It
a0,o01 Or 100, ,noo, when majolities are counted
On aud secured bv ba:lot-box stulling there is
no need to aEllt them.
There was time during the present Admins
tra.ion wlon Sir. Hesing seemed to resent tho
reckloss rlan3er gong on the var.ous branch
es Of tne CITY and County Governments, /
ga. 9 b m credit fJr al honest desire 10 restran
tho evil rrocliyities Of the men he bad put IN
b.cach with GOWN Agneu sud Corcorau. But
now that he Mmsef wants fat ofhoe to be
filled at the coal:ns election, he is ready to shake
hands With all the Coivios, Aeaews aud Corcor-
aus, and probably to embrace Mike McDoustd,
as well CT Nike Evans, in order to get
1t. He is ~rJngfnliy using hia news-
paper t. persuade ills G.rman read
trs that the Sunlay-beer question is judt as
m :cb Of al is;us to day as it was years ago.
and la t:ylag to. bully tho Gc1m4u into voting
o:llce b. t., ling than that.
ii tLaY DO not, the Pritaus will restofe tie Sna-
q II ord la3ca tte kuuNs perfect VOL that
this Will To; be a:toos:ted aud that the Amer
icans have not tue slightest des'ro or inten..on
to 1eope1 that !s.ae OK oven to touch it again
as olisica1 question. Tue beer question is
settled, and lie knows il. Let Us turn or atten
tlon to tAr QUESTION Of good goy.roment, in
which Gerr.aa taxpayers a.e as much interest,"
ed as those OF al. other uaionalty.
AN A,srE5c4x