, 1876-11-03
THE SOUTH SIDE.

Lust evening large and immensely enthus!-
astlc Republican mcutlug was held corner Of
Cottage Grove ayenuo afd Thirty-Hfth street.
Ex-Ald. Pickering occupied the chair and j. C.
Durns acted ~ 8ocrctary.
WV. Perkins offered the following preamble:
WHEREAS, Certain falrU and malicious roporta
have been circulated b5 saealsn1ng pcrtons deFoga.
ter Of Danlul n. lItsl,, tho iscpntIic4n candlate
ior tie State sonato from tho syconl Senatorial
WnktsAs, After the mast thotoug, investigation
the charges liavo boun found tu he Ntorly gruun4
loss, aud brought forward by thosu w!lu kauw them
from tho field, as. also to defeut tic regular he
publican ticket; therefore, bu 4.
Ward, dcnounCu IN uHMeanlretl terms tho action 0f
t!S YrstsnAsa Kspnolsa@as @ @ee'onfng 70 H. 70; 70;
and aasptallGc tu thu Democrats in tluir attompt tU
dufnat s.lu wilbt6 iipYtH1iGaH ticket.
Rtss1sed :rhHt ws !eaFtiIy snppoFt snd nlosso
wull ns all tho other eanddaIud upon thu tIcku
d. N. Dasll, aftor tiio passage Of the resolu-
tia,, wns called upon mud spoke briefly, thank
! Ing thu III Getting for lts kind support.
Charles II. Reed ,nade strhng e"eccll, de-
nout,eug my splitting Ut the Republican ticket,
and urged voters To put their ballots III tho box
IN cectiun-lny for tAe entire ticket Of regular
kirk liawcs followed In fcw appropriate
words.
| LONG JOHN WENTWORTH
/ then eamc III and was called upUn fur sprech.
Country" After tho prolungel cheering ha,,t
subsidized, Mr. Wentworth urged easlyass VI
| the wurtls, nj they cuuldn't trust tllclt opp-
neltst una lIU hadn't uycr much laitil III tGtn.
| liz wanted to do rs n,1e1i as he could III hIs
tlay. Life w4s short. liz hal Thought Tint tl,s
issues of tho War wcro over, but they were not
liz tlluugnt II wis hard on MUSES. to b. PLACED
~ f!sga|I's top to louk down IN tic rrou.lscd
Moscs crossing tue Ke1 sta and ti,o M
The speech WIS a cs,.nunsigline OF S,r,pture
aud potics, and SLOWED wlcEc tt!clr duties lay.
al,ything, let t'rnl II, tur tho ballot-Lux. II
mi, wi!o would iayor il. - VIII. ovrrythng
cleo. lie believed In !g!Mr!,g c,s.,sscs md
guosi of tIlc }uoplc at large. 1t tnals no differ
motives and priuclpiss. liz iolii young mel,
fiat 4 thy waited smother war, to vote
draft hu wanted to sce some Dclls,eratic r,rlsgs
lptt On tho nrl1. lie didn't wan. to sec purHca
raised to buy thgt', ont of tho draft. The kcbcls
Ut tae North cnloycL They talked al,ort The
ncgroea lie wanted tU know IL any tuition ever
lorspf,I its allies. Inuy, l,sd hrlpetl US during
tho War, md sc ahall stand BY t.nn, now.
|
heLels eo!lt1,y lnto Eun.rgss, hut hc Nus gIntl.
der wiion hD SAW rsgfues cs.lnu III.
resented. lis sti.lluttzrtl III tho worst alllaucr
tl!ut Vi tue Southern atatcs with tllo ttlni,p0ltcs
VI the North. 1ll.ten with hs tarsels vi ,lauoy
lsa1 attenlpte1 to do ths, a!l1 expected +, at.
culnpltsn lis election. 1l,u SOUTH WIS unltin..
tn this, aEt attempting to rostco uur aIlEe.-Ile
liegrUes. liz advised ull to wits tho straight
Republican tlekut this yoar. liz never saw I'll.
reform part vi the Republican party wurkng
larler fhan 1sow. fle Ind bucii III fuyor oi
economy IN olr Government, anl Ctyll.ssrytco
kclurm Thu frat party III the iieil for Civil
bcryles AeforM! wua tic Republican. Tho test
jutau Ut tho Cincinnati, plasfurn upon this pot1,i
was very strony, aId ti0s. Hayes molly l,llur,rt
It. thu people ripe for rufufIn railicl araun,
Him, The beat talcttt Ut tIlpe0untryxns Willing
" throw oil everything and suppurt llayrs
They had heard m,iclI sail Ut Republican cor
Fuptlou, but mono lla4 dared Us yet to assall tue
: first resolution ot tue Republican platform, ne
moro tllaA they had dared 10 Ut tuck Gov, 1luyos
perauna! character Or record. lila character
Wua pure, aud hs hal sven come out so fur with
out black gye. As &u 1rant's slirltaltstsat!on Il
had bau1l pufu Tha1e hld Dren nuthin9 without
; Democrats ind been III It.. Thieves dfilerrtl Il
tt,lltirs III we'll as t,unest tncn. The sayitg u
ITO the victoza belonged tho spoils waa uo'