, 1876-07-16

/ ~ oU 1s Ah AlItfu{0{I1H SCI,
Waiter Dorsheimer, with reverence loW,
Asks "sayen broth, Sir, or pures dc csoWi"
~ Corbean rotf;
Crow pot-pie; and crow salad see;
! Wines-o!d Crow; and the ladies say,
I PRAY, will you join In game Of crowquesf"
! All TINT nze round or before us we know
| Are yarlantes on the single theme-Crow.
Q, for . lodge in some wilderness IA rast
Where Storey and could avoid this rcpast!
| Q. that my lot with the Sioux had been cast!
| !hat we're sitting. not ~ here forloru, -
at tho small end Of the Little Big Horn, -
Tortuzing Crows,
Their as my implncable foesl
! Happier far the Dakota's lot,
Though certainly starved and probably shot,
Let the worst come to the worst, poor 10
Has only to kill, not to eat, his crowl
crscrsSAr, July, 1875.
GROW, Billed CROW.
[ tAir: Home, Scat UoUae.>
TO Conventions and caucuses thoughv We may 60,
Be it ever 30 nauseous. there's nothing like Crow
The charms Of this diet the pen fails to trace
But they clearly arc shown by the crow-eater'
Crow, crow, good billed crow,
> BE it ever 50 naukeous. there's nothin:
like crow!
n ckAAAGE4 W I4AEE lltSG SlAtetG TE1E3 p1St
I seek but chance Tor to break uy long fast;
And the table is spread Ia the wilderness: 1oi
Tho refrcahmcnt is solid, not 1souil Old Crowl
Crow, crow. good bilelcsow;
Be 1t ercr 20 nausc0uf, there's nothing
KANSAS CrrT, NO., July, 1876. H. N.
/. TIE REPUBLICANS.
THIRD WARD.
4 meeting of the Third Ward Republican
Club was held last evening at the club head
quarters, No. eG0 Wabash avenue, Mr. 4. j.
Galloway in the chair.
The following auxiliary CAMPAIGN committees
were appointed Tor the several precincts:
First Precinct-Dr, 7. 4. Emu1ons, C. L. Ian
caster, 4 n. Eddy, P. Y. Fitzpatrick, Fred
Crumbaugb.
Second-A hugh, James B.. Galloway, Matson
Hill, Samuel Powell, Terrence O'Brien.
Third-H+ L. Montgomery, 7. E. Stacey, n.
Il. jenkins, 7. &. Patterson, E. F. Dexter,
David Gill, J. II. Roberts, + G. Waggcucr, j.
R Casper, A. c. Reed, George Boyipgton..
Fourtl,=-E. T, Surnwalt, r. s. Hughes, ". O.
Cole, Eugene Cary, B. Campbell, William
Gibbs, c. Il. Hunt, C. E. Willard, s. r. Bart
lett.
On motion Of Judge Carey the initiation fec
of 81 WAS abolished, and the prerequisite for
membership iEcGs1~s@-aM connection with tho
Republican party.
The Club was then addressed by Judge Carey,
who paid some. attention to the policy OF the
Democrats. From the speeches Of Hassaurek
did did, mt cars TO ;sss its storr '' h,t 'e pat
the issue purely personal one. Judge Carey
maintained that oven oct.cntino tbis ;ssno ~.
Ron,,r1 1,od ,,nth;,,or +a fos, cor H,~.s
,a npaoA snl1, nAo nosn1'' W lsA+ Wv, ~, nh5e9
could well compare with Gov. I1ldcn.
whether in his military or civil career, Nothing
could be brought against him. In his military
career he had earned well n~descrTed promotion
by the peculiar fitness hc bad shown as q sci
had been equally rapid and safe. Thrice had
he been called upon to preside over tue Govern
ment Of the State OF Ohio. It had been urged
against him that, because he had never been a
ring breaker, he did not possess the requisites
for great e. office nks sst1 t,l9t Of Ple5ident: 1t
intelligent Republican State where rings were
unknown; but most people would not think so,
nor would this be urged against him by intclll-
gent people as an evidence Ut iretficfcucy. Gov.
1ilden had always been single man-whether
speaker would not say: Tildcn had disobeyea
ore Of the first laws OF God, and there was Ger
tain1y one woman he had defrauded Of her
rights. he might have been square towards the
men, but he had not done exactly the square
Judge Carey then exposed Tildeu's record as
q disciple Of Iammany Hall. This, lie said, WIS
the school In which be had learned his lessons
in politics. Possibly good rcf0rmers we're raised
out. Of such schools, but the speaker
preferred man - educated in the
60 in tue State OF OHIO: Tnden did not oppose
Talnmany until after she was down, and had