, 1876-03-24


they thought es to did. Did any one aupposo
sho olnce-aockers wou'd reform this Bsa.o
Of .h!ngs3 1le did nos o. ~ a,onHna t,1S h.t
ihe polls, Iut that earnest, honest men
should form HOMO plan by Which tho country |
should 10 anyed. Tho republican foru' OF gov
ornn'ont ad 1esome s"ofd' ,aa, Mna. npos
money tEan Tho Empire Of Qroat 1lrisain. tnclud-
Ing 120, ,o0O, 900 pcop!oin 1ndlal 1lla waa quca-
tton for every man who tns spark Of human
foolinR loft, and Il must bo answered. Ihib
state OF affairs could not continue. Either they
wore ablo to throw OF tho corfuptorA Of public
morals, or thoy must fall. II tlliuBs we're not
reformed. lie would not undertake 10 wrltd tho
opi.aph of napub!lc au1k no low.
WRIT DEXTER
was noxt chl}od upon, and responded a. eotno
length. lie saw meu all around him whom 70
could not instruct. and ho beloved TINT tho
sSsg ss.ins 1a IL plo'fy pSs s.os fs% bsen 70
qneat,oi, Of Jofr Davis' o1iElblsy to the senate,
aud discussing f'inchbhck while speotne'o was
going on which 9Gns 70 ;co s'hf fhn s' nation Ind
limo to sneak on such M nll-inlportant subject.
These old qaeaons teso issnos 81 Inc rsss
tho rrest Question. within q stonoa-throw
nuhttfn oItlces we're pcdlled out und Iusttc0 was
tuado mocEoty. IIo did not want to overcsti-
n,u.o Tho good od times but 10 a!a t4,na una-
mia n{lIcorB In this diatslct had become 70 cor
runt, some Of them, that thoy wcro to bo found
In ono OF TWO placcs,-clahoE In Canadh or be.
fo.o tho Grand Jury.
oven questioned II II was not right to reslst tax
aim. Il was say 10 think Of and what was tue
uBo Of talking about tho htArB anu stripes ana
tic prcaeryatfon Of freedom at such . tmna X
and and @ sins pna,s 10 tic stars md s.tpep and 70;
ioico in Freedom, thnu might tho good
Lord tnko that man and ILL., intellect
urdor Ills spectal charge! Tho people
tns .oppE s%p ney D ueio 70 now on tSo brink
prccplce, brought tllero by what scemed TO 20
tlo natural normal tendency Of American tnBti-
tutons. In his opinion oil tho difficulties 10 tho
city gtow out Of Tug ballot; 1t wan ~ tho Eogf y
reform nuht suit tho minds Of the voters, md
the majority Of the votcrB Ia this city camo from
the BlutnB, and Lad given no Hostages 70 soc1ety
IN the shape Of families OF chllaren. ne no.
In cities wns failure. l!o would not advise tho
abrogation Of tho Iranchsc, hut he bud nbout
begun to beliovo IN It. club like this, made
ot a parties mGn O. tnsns enaa o
ticians would heed. Lot the politicians settla
the questions OF slayery, etc., but they must
not iutorfero with business. II q Collector
or Deputy Co!lector. or any other oilcer, iuGgea
losc Its office. lie believed this Club could work
Slr. DEXTER sofc1rcd to Mr. Dana's outrageous
treatment at tho hands Of tho Senate, arising
out Of q moro partisan question. Tho spectacle
Of sclancx running nway from English crollt-
ora vay complomenteu by that Of Ben But
lor appealing for public purity in denounclnG q
good man through moro partisan feelns. Ihe
that iuf!otal on American, honor through
scI1epck's basenees. Coming down to homo af.
fairs, Mr.. De1ter referred to tho appointments
and subsequent rejection OF Mr: Uesickson;;
why WA III because men M In Congress had had
como before such club. and tho members would
say: "a!r. Jet ~ understand tho terms Of our
Su e se %9a ea @a, pHn tha
Club nas for, and thoy would come In with q run
aud jump, and DO tho most ful-tlodRcd Eoforn-
ers III tei, minutes. What appropriateness was
there In Congressional Representatives fighting
liz the snu mss.-sHbs ot q dst,loryi rleSe
men woro obBtrnctors Of Jus.lce instead
OF wiso advisers Of The President Honcst men
had bnou driven out OF the Koysauo ottie9s to
tlo Club should bn to let men alono who would
make office merchandise. In concluding, no
thought tho Club Nas doing 4 noble work. and
that tho Intelligence aud wealth OF tile CITY coo'a
aud would finally govern this city.
THE p{4ATyoHM ADOPTED.
Mr.. J. II. Dunha1n moved that tho resolutions
offered BY the Hon. Thomas uoyno bo adopted.
Carried unanimously.
On motion OF Aly. Charles p. Kellogg, q veto
OF thanks was rendered the speakers.
wAnp COMMITTEES.
Mr. Charles r. Kellogg 1cad tho following list
OF Ward Committees, which, he stnsod. would
vat do bomo effective work, and would form MI
important feature at tho Club:
1:,-s+ ward-1 IT, I1nn1,arn Jsmcs C. Mote1auj
Ioi,n Tyrrei1. Johr +. McAuIcy, - = -
'1sn secoSt Wnra@foi,n II. WcGtnnIs Edward F. ATa-
ann Saruuei n!y,s. Henry uart, Hobart 7, Lincoln
i :ri,frS WoriTcoruc 5rtnu,,r 0barles FAruo Will
~, aL4 m.a, Wti1in,n 1tenrv Innn' rctcr Ieiscn:
~: t:nurtS WaTdwWilljnm Eo!Ip Suith Fauntlcroy,
| a 4 Martin |'
~ ttf 1vnr"-f,bnrlca r1arcr Howard Rorer acorue
Eernsworth,
Sixth Ward-John Knllal, Alden Q. Mt1ard, chs1a
IeHtmcycf: ,, .,,,,. x,..,o..
saSeMA MsIuTii 7y.i,io intanU N3utn.
t1ga.ai FIJI. W.. ~ 4sin1ni, h Mstsasr'
Ninth Wnrd-1harIrs barrett, jacob peidler, 8, r
nenus. A. E. Eislor, peer sehuttor, George Mason
Eleventh Wnrd-Edward q. Walter, Jalnes A. Hare.
Charles DeRenhnrlt, Q. y: Colt, Fred nettz:
| WAftl-AIffEu H. u. LIZ "A.