The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-13
Political.


DEMoCRATIC.-The Tilden and Hen
bricks Club of the Thirteenth Ward
meets this evening to take part in the
grand rally at McMicken avenue and
Vine street.
There will be meeting of the Sixth
Ward Tilden and Hendricks Club this
evening, at their hall, corner of Sixth
and Sycamore streets, at 1880 O'Clock,
A large attendance is looked tor, as busi-
ness OF Importance will come before the
meeting.
The Campaign Committee have ar
ranged the following meetings tor this
week:
This evening, September 10, at 1880
O'Clock, at corner OF Vine street and
Hamilton Road. Speakers-Hon. G. ii.
Brockmeyer, candidate for Lieutenant
Governor of Missouri, who will address
the meeting in German; Hon. John Il.
Follett and Hon. 5. +. Hunt. In case of
rain the meeting will be held at Arbeiter
Hall.
Thursday evening, September IA, at
1880 O'Clock, at the engine-house at St.,
Bernard. Speakers-Hon. Jacob Wolf.
and Moses Wilson, Esq.
Friday evening September Is, at 1880
O'Clock, Fifteenth Ward, at the corner of
Linn and Clinton streets, opening of
WigWam. Speakers-Hon. Ii. b. Ban
ming ana others.
Friday evening, September 15, at 1880
Gerard, Esq, c. W. Merrill, Esq, and
Andrew Knell.
Saturday evening, September Is, at 80
O'Clock, meeting of Delhi and Riverside,
at the corner of Carpenter street and
Ouio s. Mississippi Railroad, at River
side. Speakers-Hon. Jacob Wolf, Hon.
L.W. GOss, and Thos. b. Paxton, Esq
Saturday evening, September 16, at
1880 O'Clock, meeting at Pleasant Ridge.
Speakers-C. w. Baker. Esq Andrew
Knell, Esq, and G. W. Gerard, Esq.
Saturday evening, September 16, at
1880 O'Clock at Wyoming. Speakers
Hon. Ii. b. Banning, Hon. S. f. Hunt,
and others. A large Tilden and Hen
bricks pole will be raised.
The Sixteenth Ward will hold meet
ing at their headquarters, 1853 Linn
street tonight. A tull attendance is re-
quested.
me sixth Ward Club will hold a
meeting tonight, corner Sixth and Syc-
amore streets.
The Democratic Central Tilden and
Hendricks Grub will meet on this even
ing, September ID, at 7:3J O'clock
sharp, at Mozart Hail, to receive report
OF Committee ON Permanent Organiza-
ton.
There will be ameeting of the Fourth
Ward Tilden and Hendricks CLUB, at the
wigwam, corner of Pearl and Eggleston
avenue, this Wednesday, evening.
The meeting will be addressed by q. w
Merrill, Esq. o. II. Temple, Esq, =. q.
Archer, Esq. and w. }. gOSell, ESQ. .
This club Will hereafter hold It's regular
meeting every Wednesday evening al 8
O'Clock, at the corner OF Pearl and Eg :
! gleston avenue.
At Lauer Hall, No. 80 Broadway, last
night, the young Democracy OF the Fifth
| Ward organized a CLUB to be known as
| the "Sayler Guards" with the following
officers: President, Hon. George W. L.
johnston; Vice Presidents, Joe Moses,
Louis O'Shaughnessy, Frank. johnson,
! derry kiersCed, Patrick .Flaherty, Peter
Lauer, jr., Benjamin Schwegman; Sec
lretary, John, Cline; Treasurer, j. IL.
| Drahmann: Finance Committee, U. W.
| Woolley, Geo. w. G. Johnston, Philip
Corrigan, j. H. Drahmann, Alex. Cline,
Peter Lauer, jr., W. II. Pught and Ed.
Ryan. The meeting then adjourned until
next Friday evening, when they will
elect Captain and Lieutenant Of the
Guards. Over one h undred and fifty
persons signed their names to the roll.
| John Maddenis said to be the originator
OF the idea of forming the Guards, for
which he deserves credit. -s
REPUBLICAN,. The Eighth Ward
Hayes and Wheeler Club will meet this
evening at Hopkins Hall, corner Fourth
and Elm, for the purpose Of reorganiza-
ton. All members are requested to be
present at half past 7o'clock, ,as business
| Of Importance is to be transacted, K
Atthe meeting q t'hs Central Club