, 1876-07-30

candidates would bring economical government
He spoke Of the depression throughout th
country, and he said they were coming to cr
OF Blood or bread" unless they had q chang
Of Government The tariff, he said, was op
pressive-ta1cd 1900 articles, and crushed ou
our shipping interests. At the conclusion O.
the speech and some other addresses, the meet
ing adjourned.
| THIRD WARD.
| A regular and large1y-att ended meeting O.
the Third Ward Republican Club was held las1
evening at its rooms. No. $50 Wabash avenue
the meeting to order, and introduced Mr.. Henry
Sayrs, who was elected President a few week:
| ago, but who had been unable, on account o1
sickness, to be present Mr. Sayrs then made
! few spirited remarks, accepting the position
! After the regular business had been transacted
Mr.. c. P. Maxwell was called for, and spoke 4
| few minutes. DR.. G. V. Dyer followed i'll a
| humorous speech, charging Bluford Wilson with
! swearing by the square foot, and reviewing til 6
! political situation in decidedly spicy way.
haustive review Of the Republican party since its
organization, and also Of the Democratic party.
The loud promises of reform and the failure to
perform them were shown up, as wellas the way
in which Democratic political victories were
gained. Hewarncd Republicans that the tr-
ulnph of tile Democratic party would reopen the
old issues decided BY the War, and probably pre-
cipitatc another civil contest.
Repeated calls were made for J. II. Clough,
ami he responded in m excellent address.
Mr.. Cary reported that campaign company
had been organized in the ward, and he hoped
that a battalion would soon be gotten up lie
also stated that Mcssrs. Sayrs and Armour had
contributed $200 each to purchase two sets of
equipments, and that Mr. Culbertsou had PROM
iscd an illuminated tlag.
banner 10 by Is feet, with portrait Of the Pres
ident aud Vice President OIL each side, with the
name OF the Club, could be procured for $50.
MIR. Eddy WAS authorized to purchase the flag.
4 vote Of thanks was extended to McssrS.
Sayrs, Culbertson, and Armour for their libcr-
ality in furnishing equipments and flag:
Mr. White then announced that next Wednes-
day evening Il meeting would be held in
Wright's Building, corner of Twcnty-fifth and
State streets, for the purpose of organizing
company III that portion Of tile Third Ward.
Mr.. Taylor, of Evanston, who was present by
Invitation, was next loudly called for, and made
Il ringing speech, and after some further lnim-
portant business, the meeting adjourned, At
nearly II O'Clock.
TIE SIXTH WARD.
Amecting Of the Sixth Wari Republicans was
held last evening at 130 Canalport avenue, for
the purpose OF organizing for tic campaign.
Mr. Henry Walk was made temporary Chair
man. On motion, the Chairman appointed the
following Committee to name candidates for
permanent Chairman ut the next meeting:
Nessrs. Ludwig, R. n. Hutchinson, Huckshold,
Vanderpool, kakuska. On motion, the Chair
then appointed the following Committee on the
organization Of marching companies: Mcssrs.
Te.tmcye::, Ludwig, r. n. Hutchinson, Mann,
Holden, kasparec, Ennis, John Fanderpool,
sr:: Waudrclser, John Vandcrpool, Jr,
The assembly then adjourned to meet Wenes-
day evening at 7112 Halstcd street.
FOURTEENTH WARD LAWMAKERS.
Tic Norwegian calnpaigs1l-company A OF the
Fourteenth Ward, commanded By Mcssrs. 7.
hrcf fns1f11 af,1si$ hal
last night the first procession Of this campaign
on the West Side. The company, dressed in
the uniform OF the sHaymakers," and bearing
torchlights, marched from the headquarters III
the engine-house on Erie street through Mil
waukec avenue, Sanga1non. Indiana, and Green
streets. The procession created great excite
ment among the people on the West Side.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
A large and enthusiastic gathering of Hayes
and Wheeler Germans OF the Sixteenth Ward
was held last night ut Bill Larrabee street, for
the purpose Of completing the organization Of
another martial company. Mr.. Gottschalk cali
ed them to order, and the name Company 4,
Ward Alinutc-Men" :" was quickly
adopted By the organization.
The membership roll was thrown open and
large number Of signatures obtained The conf
pany has about $50 men, and is one OF three in
that ward The men will shortly be furnished
with uniforms and active drill commenced. Mr.
H.; seavcrines was elected Captain. Regular
A-oaS HAtA w AIt1A11tNh41 &hA LlC Uu} CA-
pcct to take an active part in the coming ca11l-
paign.
THE SIXTH WARD.
There was meeting of the Sixth Ward Demo-
cratic Club ut No 600 South Halstcd street last
night. 4 large number of persons signed the
roll. The following committee WIS appointed
to draw up constitution and bylaws for the
government OF the Club: D. O'Conncrs, james
Donlcy, John Hickey, T. n. Cosg1vyc, a1l0 T.
Il. Driscoll. Tie following was adopted: |
Resolred. That this Club indorse the action of
the Convention held on the Esd inst in the election
Of John Sumers member Ut the Cook County
Central Committee from the Sixth Ward.
It WIS also carried that a committee OF FIVE be
appointed, consisting Of John Hickey, Florence
Donovan, John Sumers, P. H. Joyce, and John |
O'Conners, to draw up resolutions indorsing
he State ticket.
The Club adjourned to meet next Saturday
right.
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE PROMISED NEXT
WEDNESDAY.
Special TELEGRAM, to Cincinnati Commercial.
SARATOGA, n. T., July 2s.-Govs. Tnden and
Hendricks have been in consultation here to-
lay. The material part Of the letter OF accept
nee Of GOV. Tilden has been prepared, and the
cttcr will appear on Wednesday next, and it is
reeiy stated by Gov. Tildcn's friends that his
ntter will take clear and high ground on hard
money; that it will be decidedly hard; very
ard. This is carrying out TiIden's original