, 1876-11-05

DFEAk OUT Ill HuL2ta&1C IcFOlL- f1011c QQ
from doing some more tall lying. and the resnl
Is that nearly all his best workers have gon,
back on hin, and only the ruI-ratf are Growing
and blowing for him, It is now certain tha
not one out Of ten respectable Democrats vii
vote for him. - '
MUNICIPAL REFORM CLUE.
Messrs, Charles P. Kellogg and John 6
shortall and q number OF other gentlemen havt
been in attendance at the Grand Pacific Hotc
headquarters. nearly every day ths
past week. doing quiet but effect effect
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MIR. Mortimer for County Commissioner on thu
West Side. To this end they are working hard
They want to defeat D. n. Bash and Capt. Nc
Grath. Tomorrow they Will have their ballots
ready for all the wards Ia the city, aud will dis
ttibute. to competent and trustworthy men
Nearly all their ticket-peddlers will be yolun.
teers and frst-class businessmen.
The Club has issued the following address:
Independent voters, taxpayers, and citizens,
all not in chains to the party caucus or conventions
who wear no mans livery, or deal not in othet
nen'e opinions OF votes, and submit not to yokes
binding you to miserable men Of more miserable
cliaues to accomplish Tise7aby small ends at the
expense and sacrifice Of all our vital interests Of
discount il not outof sight--to you We appeal
TO out and stand up at the polls for the best
men to fill our legislative and county offices which
control our local and municipal affairs We have
to ascertain the merits OF candidates on the re-
spectiye party tickets, and have indorsed all thosc
We deemed lit to be elected; andwhen We could
independent nominations. These, Endorsements
and nominations VIC ask all good citi-
ss as T. s%Rpq s4 r. sass nss 81 unapa Sfes s ~
You will be met BY parry managers with the cry of
4anger to the Convention nominee. Our nnswcr
smbodies the whole pnEgoas q onE sxstencs rs an
tions should think Of this danger before they put
Improper men upon their tickets; We intend that
hat o. tnar os
wheneye. in their subserviency 10 had men they
trade OF public security for party control. We
mean that at eyery election, and year after year,
We ot1er to-; all citizens who have
anything to be-. represented md protected
.San aS 81 puSc @ % disorder an ofiansstiea saen @ st
they will rally and support it, bad nominations
will cease to, be made, because conventions will
learn the danger that is forever on hand. II such
rights, and stand to their security, conventions
viii cease to propose for public trust men ont OF
= Gs & bg RSss Ra% fo9
regular nominee"
J-McGregor Adams, Elaridse Keith. J. 7. Tor
Iss. John G. :Shortali Jesse spaldips, Il. =.
Crane, r P. Derickson, Executive Committee Of
the Municipal Reform Club.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARADE
last evening, which was intended to hayc been
grand demonstration Of popular sentiment for
Nden and Hendricks, turned out to be charm
ingly thin. After all their efforts, the managers
Of the affair succeeded in getting together Just
1911 torc1l-bearcrs by actual count, and these
marched and countermarched to their hearts
content without attracting any more attention
than IT, there was only single company on pa
1:lde-
According to the programme, the procession
was to form at the corner OF LaSalle and Wash
ington streets at s, O'Clock It was nearly 10
O'Clock before the line started towards the lake.
The procession WAS not different from any other
procession, except that for one Of its prcten-
sions it was surprisingly small. There were
lamps, and uniforms, and men on foot, and
g1udy individuals on horseback, and one or two
brass bands. Including the officers and volun-
teers unsupplied with lamps, there might have
been 1,500 men in all. as might be expected,
the largest share OF the marchers came from
the North Side, that division Of the city con
trihuting just TAB men and three wagons with
haljspaTencies.
Going south o. State street, the procession
turned east on Adams to Michigan avenue,
thence south to Eighteenth street, west to
Halsted, and north to Madison. At this point
many Of the infantry weakened and dropped
out The remnant continued, going east to
Canal, north to Kinzie, east to Wells, north to
Chicago avenue, and there the crowd disband-
ed, altogether, the celebration was anything
hut imposing, and disappointed the party man:
b bo ~s Ut e M T e ps2Rs I ash s e. e
HOW CHARLEY KERN DIDN'T PLAY 4 SHARP
TRICK.
Last Thursday. evening Charley Kern, think
ing he would p1ny sharp trick, engaged some
Mr., John H. Clough, candidate for Sheriff on
the Republican ticket, at Moody and Sankey's
Tabernacle after the service was over. -
Circulars, about L, 900 in number, were care
fully carted to the place, put under seats, aud
Preparations made for thorough distribution:
But the scheme was nipped In the bud. The 800
ushers OF the Tabernacle got hold Of them, and
now Charley Kcrn's circulars have been sliced
up and have made meat for firc-maling, etc
- CHIEF SUPERVISOR BISHOP.
The Election Supervisors appointed By Judge
Drimmond completed the greater portion Of
their 1abors in connection with the registration
OF voters yesterday afternoon, and the remain
ing books will be surrendered to Chief super
visor Bishop tomorrow forenoon The books
already received show that the Deputy Super
risors have worked efficiently and to the satis-
faction Of the Chief Supervisor. To-morrew
afternoon at 8 o,clock there Will be meeting Of.
the Supervisors at Mr. Bishops office, when
they will be furnished with copies Of the United
States election laws and the return blanks
One change was made yesterday In tue roster
Of the Deputy Supervisors, VIZ: Gen. :. l..
Thompson IN place of Mu1rT Nelson, OF the
First Precinct Of the Third NaE1-the latter
gentleman having declined the honor eonse-
Quent upon bis being a candidate for the Legts-
1a3ure-
The following gentlemen, who have not ret
qualified, are requested to call at Dir. Bishops
office tomorrow morning and receive their
commissions: A. a. Waldo, First Dis
t1ict OF the Fifteenth Ward, F.. Wilson,
Second District Of Cicero, both Republicans;
n Cunningham, Sixth District Of the Fifth
Ward, c. E. Reese, Fourth District of Hyde
Park, John Rrodericls, OF the Fourth District OF
the Seventh Wnrd, L. q. Barbous, of the Second
District OF Norwood Park, Chris Sche1er, Of the
Ninth District Of Hyde Park, aud George G:
Heifler, OF the Fourth District OF the Eleventh
Na1d-all Democrats
LOOK OUT.