, 1876-04-15

LAnuE aA7nEiIlsa AND 6HEAr IS7EnEfr.
A 1nnse-meotog Of tho Republican voters of
tia WcIt Sldo was hold at TIE West Side Turner
Hall last evening. The audience was made up
in part Of portion Of society for whose benefit
the meeting lad becn iu no way deslgned-aona
very daroputable bumu.o1s. Tho sat in tho gall
lorieH and stood III tile ro3r OF tho room, while
tho respectable portion OF tho assembly eat in
tho lower part OF the house. determined on hav~
luz fair. decent mcotlng. They snw that =
conflict would probably arlse, but they Wero
resolved to 20 Oh With tho meeting at Ill haz-
ards. They did, and It WAS victory Of rospec:a-
bil.ty over butnmcrisn.
The meeting VAS called to order shortly after
o'clock and rhil 4. 11oyuo o!casol Chairman.
III foH words 3Ir. uoyns EXPRESSED ilfs thanks
for tho honor, aud trusted that a!l present would
remember shoir duty nj the polls uo3t Taesdny
Tho Frank Lunhara Cleo Club then sang "Un-
furl ,l.e Glorious Banner" to she crest delight
Of tho audonco. This was followed by other
campaign uonga. tho words Of which hkd littIo
moro local application, particularly tho traveaty
On "Juhn Browns lsody.' iu the chorus OF
which tho audfcuco 1olneu with considerable
ygGr and uudipgalsed iclEht.
The Chhr thou Introduced
II. y, TuT!i1LL,
candidate for City Attorney. who vae laboriug
With severe cold Rud sore throat brought on BY
speaking in tho open air. lio hoped shls would
excuse hl.n from mating nuy e1tonaod remarks.
principles OF tho Republican party. but would
come TO tho question OF thu hour, "si,all hon.
oaty triumph over dehonosty?" II Tits Quos-
tiun WAS not answered In favor Of tho forner.
10 would oven prophecy iha1 tho city would be
sold under tho BANNER il tho next
biz mouths. Tho Republican party WAS capable
Ut accomplishing oil IelormB. 1t appeared tho
othor day in tue town election ua lilo party Of
reform. and accomplished 'EeAt victories, al-
though their votes were ssoieu FROM them ca
the South Side. lie considered the city tsckes
unobiectionabo, mud ailutlod with 1raiso to tho
1ecolds OF Ltpo, Butz, aud Best. For hlmsolf,
hc aaid II he we1e elected he would dlscf!argo
tho duties OF tho Office honeaIlY, faithfully, auu
to tue best OF hta ability.
| THE HON. 4. L. NoAniSoS
Has next Introduced. and addressed The meeting.
During hta experience OF quarter OF \ century
In this Slate he knew of no perlod whom thu
tho state OF Affairs, or u4en tho
tssues 10 to met wesn greater. What was
Ca,cago's condition llnancia!ly7 The credit OF
her bonds was 60 low that no nan Mas 20 poor
| MRs unpaid. What would ba tho result? The
next thing would bo the departure, bodily, OF
the insurance companfes OF tue city. Tao WIN:
drsnal OF commerce would follow. aud It "oi'sa
ta!lo many long years 70 bring It back aknis,.
Tho Police Department Wcro aao unpaid: Much
Lad been said against the poiIce. but ho bolleYett
thoss Oh tho West Side, 1t least. had done thelE
duty honestly on election day. With these men ne
unpaid, thero would be no protection. TIN
burglar aud .hlof, like tho4o bsllot-bo1 suffers,
would walk around by night to pursue their ne
1arous cal!pgs. s:oppage would come at last
Il would eveu offend to tho schools. sui
tbe cGijdreu would be cast on tho pub
ho etreets without. education. And yo
these' wAs ! man in the ottico Of Msyo
who. in defiance Of tl.e expressed viii ct .ht
ssid ho was there legally aud In &ccosdsnce witt
no new city charter. But who consp,Ead tc
Irspg about ibis .t.te Of th'ngs th.t uado vi.
new charter poasib!e7 1t waa the Board Of Al
detmou. Ms5or Colyin WA theye In pn1suanos
Of dsmasbls conspiracy with the Board OF Al
dafraen. aud thAt vefy CITY charter was caIslet
by sh1 wpat lQtaMuua t1Auda. AaIo1 C0ltii