, 1876-07-11
POLITICAL.
What the Republicans of
Heath's Ward Think
of Him. >
The Colored Citizens Warmly
Indorse the Republican
Candidate for Mayor.
The Grecnbnckcrs Decide
Not to Put Up Il Can-
didate.
The .Fotrth-Ward Republi-
cans Ratify Monroe
Heath's Nomi-
nation.
An Eloquent and Characteristic
Speech by the Hon. Sid
noy Smith.
How tho Great Morrissey Was
Ropcd Into Kcllcy's Little
Gnmo ut st. Louis.
The Muscular Statesman and His
Pals Subjected to the
"Skin" Process.
Tilden's Connection with
Lake Superior Mining
Enterprises.
The Significance Of Gov. Hayes Utter
ances on the Subject Of Civil
Service Reform.
LOCAL.
Tilden's Connection with
Lake Superior Mining
Enterprises.
The Significance Of Gov. Hayes Utter
ances on the Subject Of Civil
Service Reform.
LOCAL.
SIDNEY SMITH.

SIDNEY ShIIlls
osa.tas..o .a,,r,, 49,, ,,o,,,,,otion ~ hfonroc
iheeInE ~ 1hs1S NV no4t',s'a''u1 ,s.. - "'o'
Heath 1or Mayor anu To "laNo af'A''sehl."ts
for elcctton-day, was held under tic auspices OF
the Republican Club Of tho Fourth Ward last
cycninr IN Tho 1,nll Mt Tho corner of sout,, Park
essn."5 - 1sS Tho oronre
nse"ue anu 1nA 5.no .'',a es's ,,.,s.'s ~ .,,,,
leading citizens Of tho ward. James l.. High,
President of the Club, called thu meeting to
r-t1or
=, d.. ..,., .,,,.,+
OF tile meeting, Sidney Smith, Esq., was called
upon for an address, a,,l delivered tic following:
f,ent1cmcn Of thc Rcpublicau Club Of tic
ronr,s sS W"rlt. " ~ nm corrsct,x advised % os ~
tho object OF tlis meeting, It Is to consider tho
question Of supporting the Republican nominee
for Mayor at tic coming election gu Wedncs-
day next, and also to take measures with refer
c.se !" ,no "aeAiAss5 y. tme ,.,, e'ss.ou ,.' .so",
at first blush, 1t nay seem little extraordinary
that, on thu threshold Of on Important Prcstdcn-
tfaI c1cetfon q neDubIfcan club of q banner
,vo-, .f,oul1 +ol.o trtn consideration the n,,c,.
"a1u enou1o 'a"s n.o ,,n ."e lu.es
lion as 10 "he.'et tnos WIN aoppo31 tno
Republican uoninco for alnyof ot this
from any unfortunate circumstances,
an improper character should be nominated by
tho Republican or uny other party for the high
and responsible position Of alayor Of this city,
% aSe %plnesa, say freely adn,it that il Would bo
entirely proper md would DO tho duty Of intlo-
pcndcnt yotcrs-and tho Republican party is
@ Scspf sp Ct ss asRsn s s sasaa 5a9 9gs #
admit tho proprIcty Of defeating an Improper
character II s.lcli ono hatls been nominated.
But, gentlemen, have yet to meet tho nun in
TnE HARDWOOD TO 1ns1NuATB
that Mr. Heath, the nominee, il d dishonest
man.. (Applausc.l I understand TINT It is con-
ecdcd tint hu is a'i honest man. Il is true lie
large experiences In city atlalrs. 1Io has bccn
surrounded, gentlemen, by temptation. SO
ths system e Christianity geatlc!'.si,, tiat i:
a S to =
H. ;st5 i al s;sssa sa i t!s
is 1sss. Of d ysd not s sA' pssess sa s5 ono psess s s
s r. r. hts ins # sas1ns:s; INA nan VIE 5as
largo buslnessana property interests at stake.
Now wl,nt ia pronoscsi r,aHa,' to be ,,onoa why.
Been called out Us candidate, irrespective of
Rsrsy H. 'eys eyysss1 tss @ A%a WIN L s
spepctatlo srsp .en NJ. IIeat.,"ba,, gentjomep IN
polititirs an tngralncd md invcternto Cop p
perllead {appsause aud a voice, "That's 1t ~;
syna h Ftsnih anTihae A se,ns an H. H.
yiews~ncrhaps, There Was a time, in tle
Gy o. ea Gh %hcn u va. im1ces a 2. hycfy
grasv douua wms.ass n any i!an i, uad tsa. 70
,aainta!a i and aayog9tc tns political pf'ne,pies
wh!sh slaak ~. hiaball advocated when tho wy
| plnuse.
REPUBLICAN, NULB.
Now IN to 1870 thu ctty l,ad been governed
through tho fundamentally and ulaclincry Of