, 1876-04-09

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ing adjourned. '-es'
THE FOURTH WARD,
TALKING IT ovEK-
A meeting OF Republicans Was held IN u.
Fourth Wsru last night At the corner Of ,r,.hs
gan avenue and Thi1tyf1st street. The atte,s
anca was very large, aud there were not;c..,,.
among the numbers 31essrs. Frank Draka n .
Covert, William H. Harper. J. l.. Woodsrd 70
| ". Perkins. J. l.. High, II. s. Wheeler, Com.
Williams, George Anderson, Colonel Ricahv r
N. Bash, J. q. Gilbert, and 4. ., Haywood.
Mr. p. r. Mathews, President Of the c1nh
called the meeting to order, and called uuon
somebody to state the object.
Mr. George Williams, Chairman Of the E1a,.
tive Committee OF the ward organization -.
sponded by saving that they had understood th.,
a mass meeting was to be held last night in Fu.
| we'll Hall. It seemed proper to tile Com,nina.
that the Club should give some expression tn
its feelings at the outrageous manner in Hhf.h
| they had bean treated.
Mr. William Harper then offered the follov;ng;
| resolution
WHEREAs, The recent town election held On fhe ~,
day Of April inst. in tho South Division of tha an =
Chicago. has developed the fact that mob Id h.
notorious ruf1ans striving to deprive The psfms
Of their rights and eat out their substance, md h,
deemed propar that there should be an a1preaxhu
from this Club in regard to the same due regard h.
the interests Of good order decency, and protection
our rights, aud our property demand statement d
On The 4th day Of April, 1s7s, occurred The .nnua
Of bumer thieves nropose to t,ts o.seas;a m aesa TT
pola and necessary to count In the villains rba
have heretofore robbed the peopls. The history d
the past sUfHcient foaudatiou for srch Tnmo-
/ II r7oCu
past Of those Who haye heretofore psrpeasi 49,
T. or community: The scenes ut wore enseted T :
srrsee s tp ciiaed soie, en and Saud 1ee re- sste
silasne unon comnuntsm IN the warst forr oeeR as
IN Eh,c H. vos t. ~ ~ ths Fanet W, u the h. mann
trnatcd. '@Ao LAW oesA
1t tee November election Of 1875 the cntre ,,t. y.
.afrsnclised by s,e1 ,n =. x pnro I noa M vos' @
son and otto Binbrn On Iuat Tnesisy 10 sr+, III =
the Fourth ward assembled at The pTpner tiDs M =
oficera Nine und,ei and rotaa ~ poP
reiyed and dnlv sent to the Trjrcir.I ,1 exs 49, ~
When The organization WIS pcrfested. 's II t,ss Ms
~n;sha5 70 ~ To,,r4e ue1otuu1 aus'
snirted thu ot;cars ~ e1aetia,, ~ CT
81 ~ ;,ro, 80 7 y. sssetloa were eonpe!e
=" ps1,;a Lu ~ 'a ~ sa1 t1gn.s o3 tne puohe, oas
~, - .rntnse ans ooqla lo%n: opened
10 s wnacn es he @ m 20 90 nnS ocloek ha
1rhasa = racs,4.s; ~ ~ o , Pa, vosngpaee
,s - oNS4,s4 ~ y! o9o 1asAu 1uotnlon1 Who
f1ar S.vT, ,essasasta,, 1a ~ t ta;, Ine modesa.
. = pssen s 10. " " oauo.-oo1 ono oghk
icudng tse ha2 1 rstred oi ~ ~ ae DoS o.
Guiding The one returned BY p: n; Bash, tho legally
81 f t1 ptf,i' T ias pauo.s Wae eoans.
~ ,ar s,ta t tao tnoae ~ ifo1n tns !ega!
wh;ch were for Gs1,a1a "6es IT - 6an soses ~
ag h tus q. - aaAWsy ep LOT CoAector: Tina
TS--r tta as ~ tes ts1 ~ - #ato oeen unaa11ty
the,. - ano o1ns7 1oscet ano VII sosesa
sni aS: -1s.xaasatssa.
JUL 9IlIeEA1ub3 uEulAHQ 90fHGfA1QR m0FB thin
ma ch;nsrv ~ "e ,,.a.s.. nr Iutougn toe 0sdaaea
t6a naoc.s :, th; !ns Wosess
md socal r;qhts there aIs otbeP naae, .IRth Rhope
Tn- ~ s.. r.a IN, i. o1: Wnen aw aha
,onan,;a ths;r obI+ ~ tsa ~ otnsr cnea % 70.
heir own reedtes senr,ndreie nf,ss oo tsa ~. y
,acthnr atn ea-s h.1s $500 = s.s, tnesea, ~
q a ei lave round re reward they 20 just
o be outrsged7 win they longer consent that hands
ul of gamblers and taxeassrs sa by n,ere force tafs
WAY their rights and trample upon their hbestiess
iat ~; spese feeay n re Hw and fa1ngta
ns 1uas .neis s remedy N tne hauds OF N tndta-
Essoir Thst ts Glab ns. ,ts.f tn
,a.p T. = 80" LUZ r., l.su9n ~ :. tse4t " ~ evety
nuat-:o put down the Ell ia our midst. Thst it l.
be duty Of every menber Of this Club and every do
ens mem6er @ Of society to contribute Of his time
s. aln enetGy 70 o,ing 70 1usce every v1olatoe
Rs*an<d rhat th;a 10 G1u5 rau psgpIs III,
ssocation or comnttea Thosa nhet = % 11n ~
people at the polls to the end that eVe-y voto d
hatsoever party, shall have full, frne, and enp1s
pRortnnisy 70 to csst his vote.
artscn - s-ta,.1 - s I.ao 4smAnd tna! taa fecaus
te rsnnrsa nne5 s1st ~ INC gang Wnleh NO" hang
1t forever: ana" eA' e101S' 1Seasn1s~ Do a19'aa
WHEREAS, On The 18th of AprD will occnr ths ~.
nal city election; therefore,
heso{red, That the Election Committee Of this Club
aao ess ne5eoS directed 70 select number Of COM
cnnss1vea to sts,d ~ ~ sa1,s ea WOO W! p.edes
ON violence. ana see tsat ~ f.end 81 Il. 1Se
la1l be again disfranchised, '1'D
Eesored, Tint the Executive COMMITTEES Of this cul
Instructed to unise IN effort that ahan Be- n,sds
aay otner ciqb for to contest the iaa
o5.tjo1, ~ 49,. 49, W 1oSsaee al persona Rn119 q
R<,otu-f That 1hta c1n, ~sao,.a
Of the Whole for the nnroosa - sg ttst. ~
ass-meeting now in progress at FarweIl Hall aui
at these resolutions b presented and read 1t suef
eeune.
1heEe resolutions met with hearty applause
Mr- Russell, however, objected to the passaN
these resolutions On account Of the uss d
ch words as - thieves" *scut-throats," etc
tnouent tne Club. or the mover Of the reso
Isope, might get into q Cifficulty If they vert
.ssed.
AG- Collins said that the purpose OF the meet.
6 Was not to discuss ths mere phraseology. bui
adopt set Of resolutions which would 81
rth the general sentiments of the Club, mi
en- TO adlourn 70 FaTwell Hall
tol. h1caoy fully concurred with the first gen.
'manS remarks He was Of tho opinion thu
y wou!d show their strength more BIZ thais
oderation than by too harsh terms.
hr. Wooda1d said the men thew condsmned