, 1876-11-05

the Cl1b has q list OIL I'LL tue 1AaAo
inhabitants with memorandums showing VINO
| should be watched and challenged: lt Is DC
Iieyel that the Eighteenth Ward will give over
! 1000 Republican majority.
l. After having made all the necessary ar
! ranrcments, Gen. Il. II. Thomas addressed the
mcctine. He denounced tue action Of some
of the Republicans q thc Nv marn aho II
the person Of Mr.. G. F. Adams, giving it as h!s IS
| nn;ninn that If Mr.. Adams consented TO run It
! wnnli elect two Democrats. His remarks were
received with much favor, anu Wneh ho h."
closed the following resolutions "ele p'1sscu.
WnrprAs 1t Is the desire Of this Club to pro
mote the interests Of good government and q - the
s Rennblican tansa through The election Of theRe
nnblican candttntes; anu believing that diversions
S diSates vii result in the election Of Democrats
and cause grcut disaster to the oepuoie"u eS>u'''
| and, ,,o -nnc,no Mr.
George f: Adams as an independent candidate LOT
| the :Lcgialaturc; therefore, be 1t .;.s;
Resolrtd. That such actonls en1ie H. ~ u ~
tim to the desire Of this Club, anu tnat Y s the
earnest reducst Of the Club that It WI NOT con
tinue and If it does that under no circumstances
will the certain disastrous results " A'''lou'eo W
| the Eighteenth Ward Club
SIXTEENTH WARD.
The Republicans Of the Sixteenth War1 nela eca
l-nttcndcd injecting last evening at no. ooo
North Wells street, Atr: Julius huhrt IN Inc
chair Col. Louis schatlner made surfing h;E az
duty next Tuesday. He showed why Lorenz
| Brentano was better man than lie Moyne, and
was coifidcnt that the North Side would show
that Il was still true; to tho old flag He also
spoke very favorably of our candidate Tor Ke-
cortler. Mai J. ". Brockway. The Hon. Will
lam Woke also addressed the meeting, and
made an ELOQUENT appeal for the Republican
fcandjdatcs, The Six1eentt Ward is sure t6gife
. good: account of itself on election day. =
THIRD WARD.
a large ind enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held last evening at Meissner's Hall on
Twenty-sccond street. The meeting was called
tto older by Mr.. Polachck, Secretary Of the Ger
IMAM Republican Executive Committee, ana MT
Crawford, the President of the Executive Com
the meeting was called by. the. German sRcpub-
lican element Of the city, and it was originally
intended to have only German speakers,
but q report had been circulated that
Gen. Logan would speak, and the
to allow the first part Of the evening to be de-
voted to speeches In the English language.
The Chairman then called on Mr.. D. X. Tenney,
who made O few remarks.
Calls were then made for Mr.. Kirk Hawes,
who responded promptly and gave his reasons
for voting the Republican ticket. -, !
The Chairman then announced that Mr.. tIoto
would address the meeting in German, and the
American-born portion Of the audience, COM
der. however, seemed to be desirous of hearing
brLSchneidcr, anu he made a few remarks IN
English, ur9ing those present to vote the he-
publican ticket:
written address in favor Of Mr.. Bash, the nomi-
nee in the Second District for State Senator.
Mr.. Hawes deprecated the purpose Of Mr.
Sutherland; in desiring to compare the Two eau
'didates,-Mr Bash and Mr.. Nelson,-and moved
i that lie be asked to make q general address, !
wit kott reftranra t0 t1n tYvo candidates.
The Chairman decided h1r. ,Hawes' motion
out Of order. This caused some confusion.
but Mr.. Sutherland was finally, allowed
to proceed. After reading few sentences he
Chairman decided him in order, and he went on
with his remarks. Mr.. Hawes withdrew his
point.
The address proved to be bitter attack On
Mr.. Nelson, and Col Schneider interrupted to
object. The Chairman decided Mr.. Sutherland Il
out of order. SO far as be made any personal at
tack on Mr.. Nelson, who was not:present.
About half the audience then left, and Mr..
Sutherland read afew more sentences when he
was again interrupted and q motion made !; = m to
|thc young man chance, - ''Stop," "Go ahead"
etc, the motion was put to adjourn and lost.
Mir. Sutherland, however, declined to go on, and
the meeting adjourned.
+, The Seventh Ward Republicans met ut 3S1
Blue Island avenue, and were entertained by
Col. Goodhtll, S. K. Dow, Col. Davis, Martin
Howard. and other eloquent Speakers:
Republicans to order at Globe Hall. on Dcs-
PLANES street, and number of election guards
and 'ticket;neld lers were chosen: ;. i
The Republicans Of the Tenth Ward met at
White presided, and'intetestlng addresses were
made by Col. George r. Davis, Col. Roberts, L.
L. Mills, Dan Num- and John Il. Clough:
The colored Republicans Of the sscond Ward i
met last evening at No. 351 South Clark street
and elected Mr. Jackson Chairman. Speeches
were made by Mr.. D.: N. Bash, who made a de-:
tailed denial of the charges against him as call
didate for the State Senate; by Mr. ". E.
tlature, who 1efcrred to the Willingness Of the
Municipal Reform Club to place him on tbe
'ticket;~ and by Mr.. Simeon W. King, who in
dorscd the preceding speaker.
The Seventeenth Ward Republican Club held |
a., wel1-attended meeting last evening at the
corner OF sedgwick street and Chicago avenue,
Mr.. c. G. Linderborg In the chair Beyond the |
appointment OF number Of challengers, ticket j
;peddlers, and ballotrbo1 guards, nothing was |
done.
:. The Republicans Of Blue Island held the |
largest and most spirited mass.mccting yester- |
duy and last night ever known within the pre-
;cincts Of that bailiWick. In the afternoon, Mr..
were made By H The Hon. wi William AidscS, Mr
John F. ~Cloqgh, Judge Hdnna, the Hon: John
Wentworth, Jacob Gross, and Mai. Brockway.
Just before the opening Of the meeting, one All
Hail, and seizing the halyards pulled down the
flag. 4 crowd pursued him, but he escaped
from the town. Englehardt,s father is the man
who danced for JOY and doled out free beer
when Lincoln was Killed, aud the enraged popu-
lace Started for him: The old man begged on
and was granted his freedom on giving three
cheers for Hayes and Wheeler.
In the evening there was q torch1lght process