The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-23
Political.

DEMoCRATIC.-The TiIden and Hen.
bricks Club of the Fifth Ward met at
their hall last evening. President Fred
Klimper in the chair, and r. G. Pugh
Secretary. The Chair appointed the
following Committees:
Finance-Col. Jerry Kiersted, Alfred
Gather, G. w. Woolley, B. SchwsgmaD.
w. Dunn, John Connolly and Z. Pa-
land.
Campaign Committee-Fred. KlimpsE.
Joe Moses, Jos. SchWegman, John Me-
Hugh, Frank. Johnson, John Dewey,
VIM. Bowling.
Committee on Naturalization-J. u.
Drolman, John Madden, VIM. Bowling,
james Kliue, DR., Theodore Niekamp. 10
Delegates to the Central Cfub-Peter
Lauer, jr., j. Connolly, George Britten.
The regular weekly meeting OF tho
Twenty Ward Tilden and Hen.
bricks Club will be held this evening at
the Western Star Hall, at the loot 6f
Prices Incline. The Finance Commit
tee will bring in their report, and sew
eral speakers will be on hand to enter.
tain the club.
At meeting of the Seventeenth Ward,
held last evening at Empire Aali. Sixth
street, between Smith and Mound. by
the Tilden and Hendricks Club of tila
Seventeenth Ward, the following officers
were unanimously appointed: For PreS.
ident, I. A. Logan; Vice Presidents, q.
N. Bishop, John Boyle, Fred. V2ndes-
heide, Isaac Simon; Secretary, Joseph
Shelf; Assistant Secretary, Ell, Mar
ran; Treasurer, Captain Geo. W. Neare;
Finance Committee, Mr.. W. s. DickiRs
son, Benjamin Robinson. john g. Befls
q. j. W. Smith, w. NJ. Cameron, Ri.
Lackman. Captain w. f. Fuller, Aaron
Kahn and Isaac Simon. Campaign Com
mitioe, Len. A. Harris, John G, Fraix,
5. w. Hoffman. Edward Armstrong, L.
Black. "a
REPUBLICAN.-At a meeting last night
Of the Fifth Ward Hayes and Wheeler
Club, the following officers were elected.
Captain, George sweeny; First Lieuten-
ant, Jacob Cook; Second Leutenans.
Chas. Meyers; Orderly Sergeant, r. X.
Barrett. The company will turn out
nifty uniformed men this evening,
The managers OF the Hayes ann
Wheeler Club in the Twenty-tifth Wani
complain that the large posters that had
been posted throughout the ward for tha
meeting to be addressed on Moudag
evening, at knowitons Corner, by Staii-
ley Matthews and Captain Schosnle,
have been mutilated and torn down. La.
formation was left at the Tenth District
Station last night by W. S. CappeIlae
and PM. Deltsch. The mutilators must
stand frum under. 1t they are caughE,
they will be severely punished.
Quite an enthuslas tic meeting was hsld
last night at the Gerhold Hall for the
purpose Of organizing a new Hayes aad
Wheeler Club. Oier one hundred per-
sons were present. The following BR,
GERS were elected: +. j. Roth, Pres :
dent; g. Houlster, U. Smallhouse and
IL. Gerhold, Vice Presidents; j. w. W.
lis, Secretary; j. +. Gerhold, Treas,
urer.
A canal-boat, capable of carrvipg
three hundred men, will be at the efbog1
of the canal Plum street, and will sIath
for the Republican meeting at CummiRss
vile, on Monday evening AT 7:30 u'clocEz.
prompt. None but uniformed men VIII
be allowed ON board. QuartermassHC
Forte will be on hand to see to the Gem,
fort of the men. No charge tor the roupd
trip.
HOPKINS HALL.
CINCINNATI, Sept. q, 1873.
General Order No. 6.
owing to the change made BY Iha
Campaign Committee as to the place Of
on Saturday night, the line sof
march as published in General Order
No. 4, is hereby changed, and will tsss
Forming on Eighth street, south on Cells
tral avenue to Fourth, east to ViEe,
north to Findlay, west to Race, south %
Twelfth, passing in review where thR
grand meeting is held. The coluRslH
will then be dismissed.
BY order OF II. &. YOUNG, I
General CommandinE.
Il. G. KENNETT, General and Chief eI
staff.
Republicans in the neighborhOod VIVA
ire willing to join in the grand uemon
,tration of the Hayes and Whaelg7
Guards, this evening, are earnestly re,
luested to meet at the Wigwam, al
freeman street, at 6;30 O'Clock, sharp, 4,
the organization OF the adGk
ional companies. The battalion wal
Al