, 1876-03-10

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Meeting Of Citizons Of the
North Division.
In Unanimous Appeal for Tho Elec-
ton Of q hlayar.
And for the Choice Of Decent Judges
Of Election.
Tho Central Club Presents . Report on
The Town.Election Law.
Republican County Commissioners and
Agncw's Allowances for Feed.
Ing Prisoners.
Mcetiugs in the Wards---The Inde-
pondents Hold a Little
PoW'Wow.
BrIstow as tho Right Man for
the Presidency Warmly
Advocated.
Reasons Why Boveri1ga Is Not the Right
Man for Governor Of Illinois.
Meetings in the Wnrds--.The Inde-
pondents Hold a Little
PoW.Wow.
Bristow as tho Right Man for
the Presidency Warmly
Advocated.
Reasons Why Bovsridga Is Not the Right
Man for Governor Of Illinois,
THE NORTH SIDE.

GHu LOT GQVoIu0f OF 1u1QQl8.
THE NORTH SIDE.
MEETING AT TURNER 1IALL.
That tho people are thoroughly aroused and
alivo 10 tho importance OF tho coming municipal
nlection. and ttrcd OF tho present incumbent Of
The Mayors chnir. was shown by tho ienmcnso
nAse-mootng which was held In tho North sdo
Trruar Hall last evening. It uaa announced
simply ns ward reform mcotinK, OF the con-
Aolida.od Eighteenth (iato Nineteenth and Twcn-
tfoth) Ward, but the attendance was 10 great
aLat tho lato comcrs found hardly standng-
room, Enthusiasm for reform and honest mt
nicipal government was tho distinguishing cle-
xuont OF tho vast gathering. and tho discussion
vaa FREQ and opou, without regard to party.
; AMONG THE rRos1lNEsT GEaT1EMEN PRESENT
wero Messrs E. q. Larnod, H. N. Mann, II. J.
Willing. Jacob Dover, Jamns A. Kirk, D. Q.
Crogicr, Horny ". King, T. G. Turner. A. NJ.
Peueo J. 8. nuusoy, u. ". Blatchford, tho Row
L. T. Chamberlain, n. Abbey, F. 4. Winston. @.
II. Corbin, j. II. Muehlko, l.. A. White, and Gen.
Cho,laln.
MIR, e. q. Larnod presided, and Mr.. Il. N.
Mann acted na Secretary. Upon taking tho
phair,
Bail chat thcy bad co1as together for the Fur
pose Of comforting upon the candidates. for the
CQlu4DE muQlClpQI Hl6CtlVQ BLU l0C1l AuAlfB ID
RoDoral.' Jboy bad MI become inpreysstl with
the great Importance Of tie Inatter,-the ncces-
aisy OF choosug honest mon, thoso who bad tho
good Of our city nt heart aud who wcro nak
elected At tho bohesta Of 4 mob Of tax-eatera by
etulflng balos-bo1es. Thoy should cioo. mon ot
known honesty and Integrity 70 act AZ iudgcs Of
election. 60 that no frauds could be committed
by balos.box stniing. Thoy Who stuffed tho
Of soyornmsnt and took from them by force
that lborty which Mas guaranteed by our
institutions. He might ask Whist Yas tho secret
OF good govornment-honess Iuon. Tho CRY OF
local administration" 1noy woro disgusted
With parties. 10th parties we're rottou to tho
eore. It made no difrosnuoo which was named.
ue had always been 3 Republican, and ho know
pdgu about the Democratic party. He had no
1alth in tho politicians Of oithor school. What
was wanted .ay
HONEST MEN.
Men who feAled God, and wero Loyal to ptnci-
plca,-wlo Lad staudatd OF right and wlong.
1loso wera tho kind Of mon ftIoy wanted. uo
beloved duch InDn wato to DO found. bat not III
oil,co. Iluy aaw that the lcadors OF parttos
md the men who bad 10 long held oMce bad be-
como tho c1ponents OF tho corrupt principles
which prevailed. uo beloved 10 honesty. Il
kna not obsolete, aud there uore plonsy Of hon.
rs. mon t9 bo found eyofyvlelo Tho dishonest
ncn werO In tho amah minority. aud tho mGeacs
Fcrs honest. lio beloved that there ware many
mon who would bcoln to DO disilonost thing,
AnQ thcto wero ecores OF men whom thero
Fas wnB not n,ouey enough to Guy. 11o
know many oE them In thcir midst but 1t wonld
DO nrldlona to name thein. Thoso wero tho
men they wanted to ill tbs of}}oeat and not poll
llclann IN the pEosens corrupted sense Of tho
lcrm. Thoy wanted mtn III ollce who were nok
going about hunting for utl1cO.
A voice-Woud you have said tho 1amo thing
nix years ago7
MI. Larued-Yes, and lave only changed as
tho prog1eSs Of tinlo compelled. They ali sav
Chm r0ttcuncHn NNi cntrIntt1u NJ tia untfkitana ~
OF to-day.
HOW WE'RE THEY oo1S0 TO Oct HONEST MEM
1t wns truo there wab IresIdontial Campaign
roninE on thla fall, mud there must nsceasarily
thay should unite IN a discrimination shat nome
hut men OF known Integrity and character should
DO nominated for local offices, aud thea they
would accomplish gscas deal. Tue work could
work as homo, Ia tho precincts Of thoir wards.
Thoy asould work at tLo ps!marios, aud Ia tho
Convention. They should know tho names Of
Tho men who oamo boioro them II candidates.
tho mass Of tho people woro determined 70 have
good mon, they could get theul. Ihsy snorld
mako tholr p0yor fot by united action. and
show to the ra,s.sss s,a,, .hss IT.. they meant
That they could do nothing etBe. Thoy should
h27o no niou in Office oxccpl honeat oucs. They
phou!d discard party ttos, and vote only for
honest mon. aud the best .otforod for tho to-
hpesAa'o HfAGEo@ AAo5 pANt'A "eAN eA11 p@@Aeu
that they must put up mono bat honest mon.
TILE TowN ELECTIONS
wore coming on, aud thoy hhouid pay attention
to this. They should SEQ 70 tho important othoo
~ hnaSoauts LIZ lo".J A1ou tAeA t@A, Auu Auoy
suonId place noho put An noaees uan n tulo po"
eitiou. they weIo zoofghnlzea under
tho charter OF 1672, aud thcir first
4ltty under It wn8 to petition the Cou1-
rnn; Counci fa nr1jor ~, eIention far bfnyor
sSat, ai,nnin SLOWS ra.,iutlon~ ~ tlor atinos
nsy h.auuu III a;ao ~ ~ ~, aas nv s1,t
1helo mas i1 ~ leSn! aec!slon ~ taa ~ WY anloh
prevented thls lucy bhoalu loE loo Council
know whas tho people ..wAnted. Tho
peonlo wanted sni demanded On election for
Niaynr II VAS a croat outrage v},an thev ,gora
.1 y, s,snt 90 10y sAo. Teto e
s, ~ .tsnr. shai. Ti,x s,nans~,ns Hau a.nNs
goulo nos eusuRo snels Olty uoVefnusht enqfe.
would 1ibe With "a honoat Counctl. and who