, 1876-10-20
occllrs I'll the ticket an clpction-day. Viii the
Nofth and South Divisions do fihcwstol
DEMOCRAT.
MEETINGS..

riasT WARD.
The First ,Wartl Republican Club met nt tho
corner Of Lako atld Clark streets last night, Ab-
nor Taylor In tho chair. The question Ut ap-
pointing corps TO CANVASS the ward Will, view
10 discovering the extent Of the legal voto can,c
up, und alter some Informal discussion q mo.
lion wa h,utlc that q committee bu appointed
aud paitl 10 look into tho matter thoroughly.
The Treasurer reported no money to pay for
sttch service, and tho motion WINS Withdrawn.
The ChLIr suEEestca that a volunteer cofps
would do the work far more satisfactorily, and
offered his oxn services to ca.,yass one square,
Col. Easton moved that tho Club appoint II
committee * four to ct.cpctatc With u eon.nit-
tee OF fottr from tho other club, the Joint Com
tnittce to institute nareful canvass. Carried.
The Ghsl1 @ apontted p1st the w coentss rs ss !o
Fourth, T. McNnlly, With Instructions 10 re.
port at the next meeting. ADJOURNED.
THE cHlcAuo vrTE1AN crCn
thy arrangements for, cscortlnx Cpl. 1nHer-
soil trutn tins hotol to the Exposition
Building tomorrow evening. II was
ssraea to I haye the , ,; necessary M carriage: ; 6:
1narri ~ could not walk readily, and to l,ava
Bridges, Of the Boys In Blue. prottcrcd IN escort
of torgh:soarcrs r., TO tte veterans. cram aslti also =
uHAtI VI AH ScAELuIla NtA AacEAAHIO III
AM invitation wRs extended to nil veterans In
the city to como and Join thcn Saturday avet,-
Ing at o'clock sl!arp, for The purpose Of acting
us an Gscort to Col. 1ngcrsull.
THE TWELFTH WARD
RcpMll!cnn Club met lust evening at the corner
nf Warren avcntc md llDbuy street,. Judge
Policy presiding. Tho Chnrnian called attcil-
ylsslug the warl, seeking out each voter, md
taking all possi6le prccaution to poll large
lsennhliean vote, mud to pre7cnt Democratic
CAPT. Laug'lin called attention to tho recent
settlement ot tho Fifth Prc,tnct BY stutlcnts,
patIente, and others In tho nov Hospital and
Hush Medical Collcgc, nnd said tho Democracy
buastcl that thcS Were hble to carry tic pre-.
tl,lgt. lie didn't k1luw but they would, unless
something wcro done to prevent illegal voting.
After somC (lsglselon, Il committee eonsist-
ing uf ivc from ,cac]l precinct waa appointed to
eanyass TIC whole ward, al'd prove terror to
Col. George il. Davis, candidate for Congress
from the West Side, WIS called for, and nd
dressed tito meeting at son,e length. lie pro.
posca to garry On On honorable energetic, And and
losesninent ,sas Lie best which governed tust.
1fo should 70 tn for plain, simple, direct bust
nces sessions IN Congress, and should Gtscour~
age With nlt Ills power long anti huncombe
! sumption OF spcrie-pay,nents, tho ranonettza-
t.on ut silver, tho reduction of taxes,
and q thoroughly economical administration.
GOV. Hayes letter pretty we'll expressed hls
stunsl by those ideas. Tho Deinorratlc party VI
| 1860 mas alive to-tlay, and carrying on 4 cam
rlIgn under tho fraudulent cry Of reform.
What chauce of cly-seryico refoEm Doilltl there
was not wortl. tic trial. Hayes wouIsl give nn
honest, cap1hle, economical admtnfstratfon.
| III closing. Co,. Davis urged Ills hcarers TO
carry OH an acttvcc, energetic campaign mud sue