, 1876-10-28
MEETINGS..

oe'"ck approached, however, Mr.. stor,, a, az
not appear, md Mr.. A. K. lsca.,, IN c,1,,"s 1s ~
meeting to order, explained thai Mr, s,n1se ,"s !fe
rtnhas'y not returneil fnnn ,,r,s, a."
whittier lie l'a1 gone the night bcforn I1auker 1su
expected to ba bark IN tilnu IN o,l,ta'p Mp
meeting, but, as lie hal not como. I'm 'a' ,e
would bc addressed Ly Nal. ,,ot~r,, "ss',,s
Rabssts spoke fur few m]nu,c, A'
TINT, In the absenec TT Mr.. stn,,. s"'n{
CathcrngEwonld hayc to take uu thu ',',, r','.s as
o. 1ove.fcass. llc paid Ills rcsprc,, 'I,"m: ~ 10
Democratic party n1hl It's candidate, ~, '"s
posed tho scllcnscs Of its Southern w,rt - ~
way which commanded attention Nit, an;,,,"' ~
l!e WAS followed by MIR. knlckcttockrrf f's'sp'
Norton, Of tho Dallas (Tcxas) Ia<ljqtm,, ~; a.
othcrs, when the meeting ADJOURNED, '''
SEVENTH wtNp.
mo l.ast-En'l Republican Clnh Of ihc sers,,A
Wart1 met ut tic corner Of Fourteenth 'us', ,Aa
Union streets last night, Mr.. ]. Dugul, n,s.It
Ing. Speeches on local and ,atlnual r,,t. ,
| were mado by Cul Davis, Martin 1;ov,r,, ,s,
others. The Continental Gicc Club furtsts,
some capital music. ''s'
! TWELFTH WARD,
! Tho Democrats OF the Twelfth VIZ, III,
mado arrangements last evening for a ,,.s. "s,
display Of oratory Mt No. 40 Oglrn aypns w.,
by lfberol advertising succeeded in nttr,,,,ss
quite crowd. When the n,cctinu orranl,as :,
was apparent Tint there was trouble ns,,1 y
betng noticeable Tint tho adhcrcn,s of The w.
trail Reform Club wcrc In tle noIor5ty ~.
first speaker, Mr. Nolan, ventilated ,be h,a
Democratic Convuntiun, nnl showed ham III.
Irish had been slaughtered, etc., euue,,a,
log, very UNEXPECTEDLY, b5't:tdsoeat
Ing j. NJ. Armstrong for Sheriff, and
le1o'unci1,ng Kern as unw;n"9rt'y The supper,
Mr.. Frawley, cndearured to sustain KEN, by,
met With poor Success, his remarks lcJur ft,.n
rowt,cd ty hssrs. The next speaker vas "si1 yr
Guilds, In tho interest Of Arn,siidnu, aui ha
would. donbeless, have made good speech haf
hc not been inyitcd to uult few noneots aLts.
startling: ~ tliG reEulnr order the next oratvr
WIS friend Of Kerr, name unknown. lie ,pose
nt length al,out lsefor,n," and tic mare n
saltf tie bcttue he became satisfied tllat tlc fe
inE, of the EathcFing was Against him. Mr
2nigg G,rat1a followed ,l1, IN conelsS, ts.m 4
tic s1,evancea .le ss''if il.A, 'ps11 sa1
l,e hrloi,grd. liu ,was IL favor Of ths vlst ,i,s
Of Armstrong to tho oilicc nf shyriIl, and If,
rGtnasks were loudly npplAllIel
On tho whole, as n Democratic meeting It
waa failure. Armstrong had morr trvals
present. tklAn kcrn, md Davis mYsr thau lI1r.
! fIson. In utller words, the Genital Return
. Club may be said to l,avU captured tho meet
ing, a!l to haYc run IL, mitch to The llanay ut
, thu Ward club.
TI1InrKEsTn WARD.
Mr.. William Williams presided al the meet,
. Ing uf the 1Iiricenth Ward IirpILlivan Clah
. lust ereninG, In Bcnz'a Hill, o'l West Lake
| street.
resignation VI &. J, Dixon ns n McfnIlcr ot The
Executive Committee and Grand Couueil va,
. .ln!d over until aftur Nov. 7.
After a houg by the GfGc Club, Col. G, K
, Davis, candidate for Congress- addressed III:
> Club. liz wished to impress unpn Ills friend,
before tho people again this ycur, aud asked toi
, continuance pf its power, ard lle lpliryel The
a request would not ho dlsregarle,!. No plr1!
= hatl ever ndynnccd the material Interests Of TT
r cry Of reform tEut was brought u s': ,peollt
o to-day was dangerous. They hal sec9It Iii Ssa
= iorln,' and now it was stTtl<len and lcfurm:
. Col. Davis closed inter briefly aluIt0s 10 til
!, duties required of C9ngrcssinSmn m nt pfesep;,
q Roncll, ani klolbassa spoke als0, uld tue luet'
G lug mljousneI. -
'Elle nlass-mcettng Of tho Republicans At e
q stock-Yards rhursday crcIIfns was al that + y
t. hoped Tor. Thu only drawback to tie full 81
cess Of the affair was tic delYy A tlc arrival
the tnrcl,-bcarors at thu spcakttt' stand, WIKI
!. caused the speaking to c'nl'lu't!c At 20 II
y an hour that tIlose, who gathered rar A.
~ tho SyeHlng wnre tsTustea a. a!'s :. 'ei y
l. s,lcakcrs' stulll, Supervisor a. y Csu'lit talt
# the meeting to order, and In u few wtll-iIgst
J and cnerpctic rerlarks intrsau;Gd the ~, .,'
y William Alirc!l III "tlIc next tteIreIr,n!lMin ,! n
III Congress from tho First District % Ill'lms
IrJI.t ri, III Fl;
y Of his yirws on tho leading lss!cs nf thy sa' ~
e rulgu, which gaVu great 6aliflattinl 10 ill.,
u iu6licans, mud WIS listened u with ftsptS1
- Tho loxic men present. ,,r,. 49,, r.,
'e Mcssrs. Hopkins, C'ough, NILS, anu ~, ~.
d followed In EARNEST addresses on flr ro..if ,ri
Is questions ut thu dny. They werc reeci'sl NJ
= applause by ti.e Republicans, anH exI1.ss,os
tllsaprrnyal by tie few noisy Democrats lftstul \
aBuch" AtcCarty waa IN col1'nand 81, .. !.
lIoxle men, asd succeeded well III ,aa HusI,S nai
;. Ills gang, wllch they .:, we,e ~ sS'a'Hf' !
ID pni2 pa5lcaos sus "n,"s arc fuly o}sun!zei m
:, tic yards and tho Demueratiec 'najority y. W.
III reduced to the minimum. Ilie pfeslss's srI
sE the Republicans nf t',e toxil Son . t1' Se su,
Or tl,an he Or ILLS friends asltietpase; ,..,>>.s
e Thursday, Nov. 2, the Republicans Ffoliosfi
X, give lie Democrats thu nriSeGe nl ssess !, u
they can do IN te WY ot , Era1n n fl, istnsup.
o' | ElcWQUu, Inc lHceIltl7 VIII w ~, 4t1.
II of thu canpatst. The Hon. H!,lnl', ,r M", !
u, hns promised to bc prtsel!t h1!d u.nta sta,
", speakers will he secured. FArthes Mi"'
i, lu Etveu, und grand ttnlu is alitstil'a.ea'
I'll B0pru sIpE suANplNAFlAHs, e..
The Scandinavian Republicans u sln iii 81
Si,iu held q meeting lii MEssltrs na,''
IT. lwcnty.sccond street near Wnoaan assmI.; e,r.
IN evcplng. Tiers Wr1p fnnr ~ Sohp'"Mt' art
- Altuute-Mel.t numbering about ~, EIesvS;t ,.;t,,
liz In ndttit!un about UO Swcts not ~ NM"
IN Mr.. Andrew SundberE pEestt!cu. aia ,.;rtn .ns
Of sUnrs IN SwedIsh wer1 sung ~ 4uaiSass}}
snrsrhrs Hcrc made BY Charles Z; su1la!g1n la!;1
ne +. Peterson, L. l., ]iawk!iS"n, Wy l.o'' Thr
al Altlrlcl, John II. ClouE aud 9tlets, ,,,,,n, Mn
ur tIuslasla was great, alsl allotslcf eo'F"~'
~! Mtputc-Af9n Wa 0rganizru.
lat AuNIcirAL NEEonA ctun' .tr,,
IN Tho Executive Committee ot the ,!'' """.: ~.
H. , Reform Club held aA0thcr secret otsss
IL day ut thu Pacific to grpplc oIre Ilots ~
~ "bati mel, j u both t!ckots. lht.e w. ,'a
attendance, and Tho session 1astrMm ~ wi tls {,
a Vcry Iitt!c progress was made, Dnt ~ ta' ~
IL mliiea think lint thelf ticket Wsll .p u
" for submission to tue IT., .1se'l'S II
@n' @ dosiica ti,at r. ]. Mcdratb t'c nfant '',.
cuudilatn for County tpinmisslonct,,r I,,ra,sI Iii Il
nj ernscJ, but 10 substitute has Dce aSs sc II
tl,a States +aftornryshlp, al.n99a%s, 9%s,I,yy Il
led members arc In favor u In'hi's ~ ,,a,lt uf
m not on account Of any llAlte q " la fnrI
tjenca lu htr. Mills, but because ., ,n,s NV d,I
IN, NuKu aud experience" a'!a ns H. ,'",l,,y of