, 1876-08-23
After few more speeches, the mceting ad-

cycnInt- IN the rlnIrt.l rofner IT Warren aren,tn
um Isol,cy street, with Judge Policy III tho
clair, nil Tho,,.as a. Uannlng acting as tenn
Thc Committee on Organization Of Marching
Clubs reported successful lWoGrcss.. Quite
number of ncw recruits were enlisted and uni
''ss Mr T. '1y'1fa Y sukI. ihs "src the following IN ro
gnrtl 10 the primaries:
WnEnEAs, !. fsahc imperative dusy of tho 1,o.
publican lary 10 present tt,r bert possible eanti.
datss for ths tnl!rases Of The people ns tue mp
wmsnE... Tic f.snt iii cau be hcst attained a.
rts,..n Ss tSny o r 'ff' s
SWnrSsss, snsh ssrTss.sion e.nnot b haa Al any
u$t 1&sostd, d. Tlst We reque:t t6e Central Commit.
meeting at o'clock in tho mornIng and kept open
until O'Clock in tho evening.
The resolutions wcro unanimously aloptch.
The lion. Il. l.. Bond was tl,cn introduced, anG
Showed the fictitious howl OF tic Dc'nocratic
Iarty fur reform, which only meant THAT they
wanted of!tec. lilo showed up tho record Of the
Democracy, which WIS only dcgcIytnE the peo-
ple by It's cries of reform nn! uGnnne1atlons;; 9
showed its utter a!,alfownces on every imror,.
tant question. lie tlescrihed law Tillen nntl
Hendricks had aodgct' all the Important Issues
butcilery, nnd how Tillca saI! It would hurt lfs
CHANGES, Jig spoke Of the ery 81 hard
times, which he showed could not lo 1ail to the
door Of tho Republican ,parly. Tl!o panics 81
m!nlstrat!os,. Then tho currency was swamped,
but In tic panic ot 10 tho Republican currency
saved tic country. The Dclliocfattc purity dc-
pended upon It's fucccss by buying ", Rcnnbllc-
all voters, but ho {tlo speakcr) said It could not
bt done, bccausc ncn would mt sell t1elr prin-
eiplcs. lie then told what Tfldcn lind done III
lie Interest Of reform, suc1 rs ball0t-box stuf-
hpg making out fraudulent IN EXPERIMENTATION pS
of Tilcn would bo but resume VI Ja1nes
llis speech was full Of hits at tho Democracy,
and wns received With much iapp'ause: After
como other brief addresses, tho injecting ul-
journed. ..........--
The Republicans Of tie Fifteenth Ward hell a
meeting at No. 1s5 Southport, avenue last
Il Of Hayes Minttc-Alet,. C0mpaay A, consist.
ing Of about 100 members, turned out In fll!
uniform, ahl marched through tic principal
streets Ut tile wa5d to the meeting, creating
fine appearance, and exciting tle undisEulscl
wonder Of .len[zens of that part OF the CITY: Inc
meeting was called 10 order about 8oe1oek and
c. GrcIncr made President ABOUT forty men
signidcl their desire to "nltet tn Company by
signing Tho roll. It WIS decided TO postpone
the election, Of officers until n iuture oecasion
Tie meeting tlscn adjourned.
FIFTEENTH WAHH TiLDEN1TEs.
The few GrrlNari Ttltlen nrn Of the Fifteenth
Ward met last evening at the corner OF lurl..
burt mud MenoInsnsu streets. A. regular wary
T!nn was orSa!zsI 1 ana ,an x te anIinn 1a9 u1
nhhta'm e,Gc.ea CMat1nls aIS.us r'tas
tlat IL "9ulu Nc clh'aght!{ II, aussac ~
lze marching cno o. tilusn anu !Ieno.isHs ,,.st
s ~ s %a1, n y ~ eGl % taa hnse setnr n taat a
1ourhcI. ..-...".
~ THn % LABOR LEAGUE: 4 eas.,. ., ,,,,a
meeting o. Inc IL s;a LaDof bcans .,1vrov IT, hgll M
D. F!4l!n, and alf. Taylor weEo nominated ~ as
candidates lor legislative ono1s u! tlclr sesata'
astrlcts eon,inittce o. wv "as apppshaaGfu Y. Iafs
~ lioillnate cand!dAtes from lug othes city oas"
trlcts, to report at future 1i'ett'tlg.
THE dEhsAN.AhRhictha ,t eLun.
lhe following mehlbsfs 0! tAe teI''ia1l-hinoi1
iean Cl1n aFo Ie4aestGH u 1nGct u. ueiueN
tins eys!tEiE a. Kepnbican 1aeadquaf1ess' eos-
Aer oi Cla}k aiiu Like ,s st1Sets: E,.,,, 1r,r,n
II r. y; liatz' 'asop ueus'eI 49,, =. nio' nsa'
Enai1 nlcihinses' hsssenteIs nGnr5 hErner tuoIT
Fred beIzlnKcf, Peter AlnielitiihgGr, Il. mo'l1,
Mcnry LaubcshcisnSF, Christ; ufoli, x !.
Iieue1a1iil, l.uTcz brcntatlot H.. te'scnthal.