, 1876-07-12
ALL FOR HEATH.

4 meeting Of the Republicans Of the EIgh.
tcenth Ward was held last evening IN tho North
Side Turncr-Half, Owing to littleuncertainty III
the public mind as to where the meeting wns to
be held, there WINS not rs targo crowd present
ut the opening as might hayo been desirable,
hut, after getting we'll started, the attendance
began to enlarge, and thcrc was goodly-sizcd
audience present.
Tho meeting was called to order with tho
election Of Mr. l.. z. Letter Chairman. That
gentleman, In few earnest woftls, urged the
need of working for tile election Of Mr. IIeatl,
for Mayor Tic had known Mr. Heath to b1 an
honest aud able man, who II elected, would 10.
operate with the new Council IN the work Of
reform. AL tbnt waa needed to Insure Ills c}ec-
uon was at earnest devotion to duty Oh tlle
part Of all the Republicans.
afr. Alexander Morrison then addressed tho
meeting. He nlso urged thorough work By tho
Republicans In favor ot Heath, and to defeat q
mnn who was infinitely worse than Colvin-J. j.
McGEath. Was 1t possible that the people Of
Chicago would cloct an nlgenturer like himi
He thought not. He knew It would not be the
case II thu Republicans Of Chicago did thcir
they ha.l fallen. Tho Republicans, he was sorry
to say, had been asleep, and ln!fng that slccp
tho friends Of this man MeGrath had been work.
tng In tho vile slutns ot tho city, anil would
voto, whether the Republicans voted Or not Dut
they could vote only once, thanks to The honest
antf fearless Judges of election. The votes
which went into tho ballotrboxca would como
out as they went IN, but the question .,s was
tic right man, a few votes would decide the
election. The rcry interests Of tho ctty were ut
stake, We're McGrath elected lie did not sec
how tue city ......-
from saso sslss o*s e ANT s4;so, s.so.''s e ,sn
Il money; Capitalists wose beginning
looking for the Jtm Meura.hs, Wlih tae election Of
b again placed on q sound financial footing. lls
@ an rs %o sS
provo al honor to Tho city, md again elevate 1t to
IT, once proud standing. ,-.
desired the nomination Of SONS Other gentleman
than Nj. Iloath, hut now that he was nominated
and was thoroughly honest and capahle 1nan. ho
nnoS,a IT. saeas a' M va: mol Calculated to %
good xoto do' xbii kM RIn,ts IT, yets
e ssss asssahssaI, "s T. asS;s II
Chances ses of N election. MI Kinbaii xas goo d
man. s 6at o. IL hs done nohss In psisusE d
lin to occupy tbs odlce Of Mayos Of great city
ne ch!sage on the contrary, Mr; Heath va
psestds mesf depsSi s s ill., nd
bey0nu oil tnIs, tae skPoakeF ~AHtu HcFab'lcat1
6sst giin IN The Presidential eampalgn With the
magnificent lcttct OF acceptat!on of Cav. ltaycs,
that lofty exposition Of Tho Idea Of rcfor, victory
wnA eafncl aud he dldut want to tose alngtn city
in any 4helesa experiments with so-catled lnie-
pendant candidates. Mr. Heath w4a emphatic
In hH PROMISES to corporate with the
new Council No ona could doubt that ha
woula work tn tho lnsotesta Of sesrenchn.ens and
unlimited powars upon tho Mayor and It va.
therefore necessary 10 elect son1e ono who would
not pervert tts spirit, aud who would act In com
rlete harmony with tho now Council III !ts efforts
for rcfoEn. The only danger lay in apathy, and
tho speaker hoped everybody would turn In and Do
his best.
Mr.. LouIs q. HucK
followed. Ne didn't understand how any man
having Tho interests OF The city at heart shond M
for. Ae. Heath Waa man 9f Well.knowa ability
and pIohlty, aud would act with thq new Council n
TIE work Of sstotm. What better guaranty could
b deslredf a. to tho Sunday question aud othc!
matters Of interest to tho GeFm.n9, ME: Heath had
told him and others that be- belcsed that toma'
hawk was buried in 1879. In closing,
ho could only exhort. ~ tho other speaker.
polls today. md e work hard for tho succe'' Of
Mr. deosge X. Adams. from tho F'ftoen1h r Wata'
s1eo smoke Of NJ Hcaths lnoIlh, aud nrgcd tho ne
cess!ty OF thorough united acttoA 10 cleet NJ:
Heath and dufeat Jim Metlrath. vote fot Aatt
K(nbaIl wa. vote for Mcdsash. lilo favored thc
Organization Of slub 70 secure the slosnK Ct sas
Impressed upon the minds Of ths public the tact
hit Kimbai was not the representative Q! teforms
inasmnch ~ vote for him q vots for Mci}sstt
| Nf. Julian u. Rum&ey followed. 4nl hA4 an ca