The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26
Political.

DEMOCRATIC. The Democracy Of the
Seventh Ward will meet this evening at
6k O'Clock for the purpose of giving Hon.
Milton Sayler reception. All persons
wishing to participate will call at 397
Sycamore street and receive their
torches.
The Third Ward Campaign Committee
has appointed the following delegation
to assist at the reception tonight Of Hon.
Milton Sayler: President Casper Lit
mer, Patrick McGrath, James ONeil,
Henry Wernke, Louis Hudepohl, jr.,
Chas. McDeVitt, r. Osterbrink, John Os-
tendarp, W. B. Husman, Adam Dollar,
Frank. Bagge. Hen. Turner, Louis Gro
yer, Thos. Gosling.
The Twentieth Ward, First Precinct,
Tilden aud Hendricks Club held last
evening an outdoor meeting at the cor
| ner of Ninth and Carr streets. Speeches
were made by D. ]. Ryan, Judson Har.
mon, Jacob Wolf, l.. W. Goss, Emil
Rothe, DR.. G. Davis, o. j. Dodds, Daniel
p. Dean, r. X. Cox.
| The Fifteenth Ward Democrats will
meet this evening at Schneider's Hall
and organize a club for the campaign.
The Twenty first Ward Tilden and
Hendricks Club will have pole.raising
this evening. Good speakers will be or
| hand.
There will be meeting of the Democ
racy of the Twenty-second Ward this
IeVening at the corner of Freeman anC
Hopkins streets. Judge HOadly and
other good speakers will address the
| meeting.
There will be a grand meeting Of the
| Twenty second Ward Tilden and Hen,
bricks Reform Party at the corner o.
| Freeman and Hopkins streets, adjoining
| Lincoln Park, this Saturday, evening
\ August 26, at 8 o'clock. The Hon. Judge
| Hoadly, William Ii. Pugh, Gen. John A
Shank, Judge Pruden and other good
speakers will be in attendance to address
the meeting.
REPUBLIcAN.-The Kanawha Division
Hayes and Wheeler Club had another
very successful meeting last night al
Hopkins Hall. The Executive Commit
tee OF the Club made an informal report
suggesting that, in view Of the fact that
the name OF the Club ("The Kanawha
Diyision") had led to considerable mis-
understanding, the name be changed TO
''The Soldiers and Sailors Hayes and
| Wheeler Club,' and 1t was further de-
cided that, when the National Soldiers
Association adopted name, this Club
should also adopt 1t, as branch associ-
alton, The meeting was addressed by
John P. Murphy and Samuel t. Craw-
| ford.
One hundred names are now enrolled
with the Seventh Ward Hayes and
Wheeler Club.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club of the
Second Precinct, Twenty-third Ward,
| will meet at 8 O'Clock this evening at the
southwest corner of Freeman and
Liberty streets.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club of the
Twelfth Ward, First Precinct, has been
organized with the following officers /:
President, Thos. G. Smith; Vice Presi-
dents, Nj. Fels, Isaac Stokes, John
Lohrer; Secretary, Bellamy storer;
Treasurer, f. Fake. The Club numbers
one hundred and thIrty.four members.
1t meets every Wednesday at Buhler's
Hall.
The Glendale Republicans have or
ganized Hayes and Wheeler Club with
the following officers: President, Geo.
w. Gallagher; Vice President, Peter
Schatzman; Secretary, Florien Giauque;
| Treasurer, W. b. Keys. The next meet.
ing will he held next Thursday evening