, 1876-09-03

EIGHTEENTH WARD.
A large and respectable audience gathered
last evening at the North Side Turner. Hall, to
listen to addresses in behalf Of the Republican
cause. Mr.. a. N. Pence presided.
Without preliminaries, the Chairman Intro
duced Gen Leake, who addressed the meeting.
He stated that he regarded the platform adopt
ed By the Democrats at St. Louis as being tho
most remarkable political document ever
evolved. It began with an appeal for reform,
and said that the first choice for President must
be of honest men from another party, lest the
disease OF one organization fnfest the body
polite. The appeal closed with demand Tor :
change of systems, Of parties, ct measures. tho
chief object, however, being change Of mcn-
The Democratic party was not. as
was claimed BY the platform, the
product OF hundred years OF national
growth. The platform came from boay yo9o ct
men whose record was wcll-known From 1850
that party had violated every pledge 1t had ever
made. The Whig party met In 1s52, and nomi-
mated Winfield Scott as candidate Tor freSlnent-
That year the Democratic party, at their Con-
vention in Baltimore, passed resolution prom
ising not to agitate the question o slavery a:an
| in Congress, and on tina: pledge their candidate
was elected BY an overwhelming ma}osity' DeG; IS;
! Is. 1853 Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, introduced Dill
| In Congress for the admission Of Nebraska II
| State Within thirty days after the meeting u
Congress the slavery agitation was lene%ed ';s ID
all its violence In connection WIN t5e an1ss tss
OF NeDrasRa- 1ae speaAt1 AestI"s ~ ;1 ~ I'1 311
| of the Democratic party from that period down
to the present, showing how unworthy It "as 81
| public confidence
The meeting was next 20 aadtesscn " ~. ..nt;<. I
| par Butz, whose speech WILL De pupllsaeo ent41o
in to-morrow's TRIBUNE.
TH1KTEsS1nh [H;1@s.h w. WI u,vc. md
Company a. lnutecntA "a,o AnI1s
Wheeler Guards, lo0 strong mel iast esc1inS Ss ~
Benzs Hall Lake sr s;rees, 1iar nSur r; The Cnb
is progressing nncly. r,,,n;..s ,on-
Company B, Thirteenth ward 1ndenltes, con
sistng in the main OF smM' ooys, ~ eue .tohi. na
pe7 ~ nas? oe3 ~. ri;ara e+~ca+ xhcre Cant
| McQuadc put them through Inc arlll, al'c1
which they took walk around Inc squafe'
M0LsTsIs; 1H1sa,sr ,,a-o,;nc r,rhs .,
Hostcin, dst eS fourteenth Wara, held meeting last
evening. at headquarters, NO llol Mu"ankee
asgnnG Ia at,n i,,s nnrchosed their uniforms. One
Of theT Is casniFy snd yn%beqs ea1 some nne:yTe
m-n. The other IS l91antFv, u Tn, o.nhi,
strength, commanded st os {n Iapo An"Rst Wendei
At the meeting last evening AusSss ~ Sacr.,orv
pFTfiess The sompsnes s reso7sd to turn out Thursday
evening en- masse. r,n,, and N.
William T. Jansen, G. t. Elwig, tla,. ana tne ne
+ Hon. s. s. Bond addressed tne mss.1ns a., oa
r the important ISSUES " ,sa -. f.r1h' +brre
+ which the companies a4Mulneo ~ "s1 rrsion
1ousing cheers % loe aE naSeS, ,ss.drrT1ra. aaA
WEST sipE AA3 .S1;aa- 1soo,,e 1T tbs
n IAasasataAehs s hepannsaI ot n-.nazation4 for
&c West stoe are MINI Man Eh1ch IL to be held in
Globe Hail. pesPlaines street. meqhe1asy ahe hset
r. evening next; IL Is 1olenuSo Giaoc,rh - md a
c speakers, ana tnG - Luno4t% ~ ottendanre @
Ec band OF music VIII oc a1t III at.enu1~' 'sa.n4.
=. FOURTEENTH TENT 1os11;n,r,,o Warp; H,x..
u The Fourteenth VA" fr,nhs ni,slh he1i meeting
e anu Wheele1 .he IA enoine-house hcadouaf.
= last esen!4ss t-"a+ ne,r Milwaukee aycnue.
z The meeting was eallcu 70 or1en ~ n2 mnP r. ~
Il bret anu Il. L. ne''N ">' ~A''N~ N'>0
n n size. H.. rr,hre, If COMPANY A, rendered his
GaDt a9d Lieut. Newton vas elected I'll
feslenaa.en res 1aae secoo1 @ Lieut.. E. B. Nortlhen wa.
elected Gle First Lieutenant. ?; Neston steon VS. VS.
{, elected seconn 51aent Aftcr transactine
electeo otber 1onfine business The meeting ad
: s.se% son.e o1n'' A0"''Ao
y c... Win Ward Minute Men, turned
~ oh9ut si4ty strong last evening and made th:
circuit OF the "a1u ootaA 20 ~, mt 1fx1 II tn
IL best drilled IN Inc caay hr ia; r +. Wilson
nc company T. ~e,s % Csntain: w. ". Bishop Fra
o. an ex-soldier, = Cap.anR First Rccment I'M
OF Lieutenant o. Conapan5 ~, Jfentenant: And
y nois State Guards, IS ,1or ra aTmv of1icer.
to Capt. Fisher, an olo feso'a1 a11' o''-~A'
u u Second Leasenanss Txsru WARD.
OF The Tenth Mafa .s,;p1 n;p1oIt net evening At th
oe largely attenueu t1Se nn5 W.. 81 street. aid
at headquarters, NO; ~ neeb and M" = y Jennine
o. White ocGnplea tne cnz"' AA1 -
ch acted as seeretary;h IL, r.,dl.mn Il WAS resolve
On motion oI Johp rh1rsdav ep1entnr and ioi
that tns Gluo o1s;st Ms n rrceivin2 Carl Schu1z.
IN BODY 10 asslst ~ tS~e5 Iah55 rie Kino r
The Hon. L. L, bonn, 'ond and rn1. PANE a
Nh Sherman, JCnI 1th nn ill., issues Of Il
len dressed the Gino on s1c nat;ne adiourned Il
S. day, after wh!cn LUG lnee1A@
te. Saturday evening: v.pn.
re- sEvsSTEhthn ths serrnt.enth S Wa.
:. The Democrats o. ths lno corne1 NJ White an
~ raised noeEtpoe pstst4ev a. ~ and held dodic
no Sedgwtck streets Sest..u, .asnge sneeches we,
ms tion meeting ID tnS 9,+.;a u7 Lain Comiske
m made 6y J.; k; Doo.rttl'' '4''
bel and John MeCan'sJ t sJJ,4ntcenth Ward Republics
vas rnh anrner ri sedguick street and Chicae
the avenue, was 1u!! ~: ~ ~ fhe ward. over 81
life est meeting .aos rrsses were made by JOB
ms. being presenttr; T. 1actson, T. B. Wakeman, II
on Atwatef' ~ ~ '-~A0'
rio Others -rrvrxrH WARD.
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