, 1876-10-29

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NORTH SIDE DRNOCRACY-
The North-Side Democrats tried to have q
.sgrand inrn-ont'' last nishr. They had made
for it, About $50 O'Clock the different companies
leg s to tar at oa %sa
Ward companies trempe1 down CLARK street til
they reached the car-stab1es near Division street
aguin. turned down Dearborn avenue and n, net the
Eighteenth Ward men ut the corner Of Chicago
avenue. Here another long halt was made. The
ns M @ m Ga e ns faks hsd
force had on4 bloody shirts of rcd flannel and
caps like police cap Tho others nad eaps p,s wn.en
Of eight years a"o. One entire. company was
formed of extra men, taken on the spur Of the
moment, without uniforms and without alscipt'ne.
They. however, marched rs we'll US did any OF tue
trained bands. The banners were numerous and
marked the division Of the line into companies.
There were wonderful devices inscribed on those
ng ring. One motto held by a lot OF boys averas-
ing lS years OF age, read 1--WE are all voters; no
minors min II our ranks" another banner said' 1--WE
But where was the Seventeenth Ward? WHY"
oi:" WHY not: ets; because and, With 4 leef,:
ganization, but lots OF fighting among themselves
After grea- deal Of fussing around, the column
started westward on Chicago avenue to Clark
Market, north on Market to Division, and then up
and around in the ''Settlement ~ district. There
we're fully 400 men Counting the boys as men1 in
poor drums and drummcrs A great many people
turned ont to sec and laugh at the 'grand army OF
reformers, :" but there was no outside enthusiasm.
NOT THE MAN.
10 the Editor y The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29, 187u.-Secing my name men-
toned in your paper a. having been employed by
means of giving it IN emphatic denial as I am not
OF Hoxic's party. nor have ever been. The mis-
take originated through the imperfect understand,
ing Of the English language hv German named
c. Hihergn1, who don't knew tho difference be-
Ho1ie and hogshead. Hearing me make an offer
Of s. tor h9g;hsad M which wGnfd = to 4se
Twas buying votes for 1loxie. Although Ho1ie
and hogshead are somewhat re1nted, still do not
wish to be the means OF promoting either Of Or
IN act OF Justice to one who has always been good
Republican. Yours truly, CHARLES BARRON. !.
: RIVER PARK. a..
Pursuant to a call for general mass s-meeting
to be held Friday evening ut the Aux Plaino House.
neary all of the voters OF this township were pres
cnt. Mr. William Kolze presided =, The a.st
Of the Occidental, OF Chicago, who addressed the
meeting in the English language on the general is-
sues Of the day. Ills remarks were received With
much enthusiasm and frequent applause. The
speaker duelt particularly upon the two nomina-
tfons Is placed before the people, the platforms,
and the Rebel claims now before congress-
The next speaker was Mr.. Louis Nelke. who ad-
dressed the German constituency In their own
lansuaec. lie, too, spoke on the Issues of the
campaign, and reviewed thera in q teEse md Wig
orous manner, cspccialy the Rebel cry Of Reform.
Leyden Township Is now fn!ly Organized. aud the
registry Of tho entire township is completed 1t
may be safely. depended upon to gtyo roasfns
Republican majority.