, 1876-09-27

lhNbHEtS VII LHC Etn!kN EIlE+ liN Nllb VIII Dg
nrEanzcd thy eano rs tho otl!cr Republican
rsubs, and Il Is expected that Il larC" regiment
Will f,c formed. The meeting hat evening cer-
tainly promises must gtatitvf,g s,itycss.
first WAHD HEru1L1rASs.
Tho younE men anti v0ters Of the southwest
ecrtion Of tho First Ward met last 'crcnfng ut
tho corner at Franklin ana Vnn burcn ,atrccis
u organize COMPANY e. 1lnycs nml Wheeler
uniforms Ind hcc' procured nn,l slm Committee
oM Organization, Of tic Ward tooli nearly na,ics
enough to tnako a full company. Another
meeting will be held Saturday evening.
sECOND WARD MtNUTE-MEH.
4 meeting 81 lndies interested IL prcscntlng
flag to tic AItnl,tc-Aie,, of tho Second Ward
was held insl cscntiE NJ uminn llnll, nrnor
Monroe anh Clark strcrts. Tho A{fnute-Atcn,
tho 1iail, wlere they wcrr welcomed hy tho
ladies', md Il collation. was served. The attend
ancc was quits large. Speeches wclo made bv
Cnp.: R9lelts, state's Attorney Reed, md
Kappahannuck. was nlsu prcsctIt. 4 snail c,,.
trailcc ico was charged, which will he devoted
to the p,irc'aso of thu dag: The presentation
Of tho llag will takc plnce Friday ovcnlng next,
Ti,,up WARD PRIMARIES.
Tho delegates recommended by the Third
War! Club uo az follows: Henry sayrs, Nor
ira! ranaies ' T. sae@aI,, Sesa e H. rs Gne' G. S. r.
Henderson, ". E. Wheeler, Murry Nelson, $.
A. Hall (cutdre.l).
F1rTit WARD PRIMARIES.
The delegates to tho First District Congress
slonal Convention recommended ly the Fifth
Ward Republican Club arn: Vincent Hcisuydcr,
john Kramer, Jngeph Smith, Louis Ramp, Carl
TWELFTH wANn NEruntlCAN.
A largcly-nttutt1el meeting OF thu Twelfth
War1 Republican Club bwas hold last evening at
tho headquarters, eurncr OF Warren avenue and
l!o!,cy stISet. Thu ehair was occupied by Judge
the registration Of yotrrs in tho war!i reported
IN faSor of nutlfyfnE tho people Of tho legal
nccessltv nf having thc[r t1n1t,Ga registered, by
means of posters distributed liberally through
thu yar1ults precincts.
A resolution WIS Uttered providing for the mp
l,o!ntncnt Of three committees tD nominate
delegates tn tho Congressional atll County C0,,-
yenilnns, to BE- voted on by t1.c Club, md BY It
as tho primaries. Alter sharp dcbato It was
laid on the table.
Speeches wcrc then delivered by John Lylc
King, J. l.. Campbell, nntl others, after which
un uu uluurnhCnt WIS 1lnt.
1.EPunL1cAN WoHKlNuMEN.
4 meeting Of tlc 'rorking1nen's Republican
last evening Ut No. el3 1aflin street: Tho
afe''ss 1s eseps Tsf viz sss sfEf ss aH f"f! bs ss
Doyle acted as Secretary: Capt. William II.
Stanley spoke briefly on labor-rcfnr11, md how
It was to be accomplished. lie shovel that tho
OHlS way III OulllH reH1EIn Wn8 ny clcetifl5 COM
petent men IN tho lotal contests WIN Under
stood the labor laws, md who knew and ,!n'lcr
stood the feelings Of thu people. They ehould
cleyt the riglt, kn. Of men to the Legislature,
md they woultl get wholesome laws enacted:
Contrnct laws, and tho laws relating
to lnnllord and tenant. llo alvo-
Gated moro liberal laws for the work
inglnon. which would eilallo them to obtain
tino fur recreation and literary pursuits, In or
der To elevate their social pVst1nil.
At the conclusion OF Capt. Stanlcy's speech
Maj Bailey sang several patriotic songs, wllcll
wcru loudly nppln,s.,ct.
Luther l,aftlN Mills WAS tho next speaker. He
sl,uwc.l how tho bard times wcro caused, md
als0 ueLurg1 tic evils which would he brought
OH by clocting q Democratic President, and aleo
the benefit which would result to t1lv country
by clectiny J1nyco mud Wheeler. It woulil
bring guHl government. Tho future Of thu
country was involved, and peace and harmony
would nc produced by clccting tho Republican
ticket in November.
Gen. john II. hammond, a1aj. A.. W. Ed
wards, anil several others made brief and stir
ring spceclcs, showing tho worktngMcn what
they might expect II they should palc tic Reb-
els II! .powcr. 'Flle sIcucllcs were applaulich
throughout and the greatest Ut enthusiasm pre
vailcd. With three cheers for Hayes, Whcelcr,
md the Republican ticket, thB meeting I'D
iourncu
LAKE VIEW REPUBLICANS.
Tho Rcpublicnna Of this town held primary
meeting ut the Tuwn-1lnll Saturday, nnil elect
cd Ed l.onglcy and Henry Spears, Jr., delegates
to the Convention to e Held Tomorrow Mt Tnr-
ner Hull for tl,c nomination Of Congressman
from the Third District.