, 1876-10-01

s:nu tue ward gatherings they nrefer F. -. ~ At
part Of their hn,1r nlfn3Tc5 - p.s.et 70 desote
receive nstructinns ,n"n ~ Nv noon lor dEaer Ia
Works. Of rhieh 4 . b. na. .ne onlon Fonndiv
taken up the new plan. and = b.1s reslaent. hare
Hayes aud Wheeler GIub ~ ahns. 1--we iorned q
They met in one Of the foundrS SIuat hni',;2 ;2onen
day at noun. Richerd eauosn Rnwsn strssts, JESTER.
rades to order. "'u called his CON-
| John Lyle King, hayinp hao,
/ present, was csllid mon f.. ea invited to be
spoke for about half an honr j. aaeaafss, and he
to interest and conyince he aas ~ calculated
| speech was a calm, reHectire az aIpgilenee: His
| Waruness and corruption. ~. ~ :. 4e Tue in
party. The speaker exnlanad snH y. .ulemocratic
point upon which the snli1 sorth taat tne main
ocrats were alive WIS tha nay1 euu.n aan the DEM
debt OF about 81, ,O{1 mn Nh Tn VI LIE Rebel
debt increased the tayat;on 10 lhssease Of the
suffered, and hard tines s,,~ 10 !aoo1fng man
fore experienced rnni3' ' soea as ne7cr b.
debt, and said tint II as ;s. ol that Rebel
treason of those whose ~: reward 1or tha
extensive, Mr. Kinp,a hao oeen 70
able, and his vicw a ~ a! aa ~ proved accept
AMI the remedy was srraa1 ,1u5es ,. u nafd times
Of the head and "That:s a. ~, ~ many nod
awarded with apnlause .s5 .test'hed. he was
the hardy sons Of toll retnrnsa aae nour being up,
Another meeting Will be he1i ~ " snelr laoors.
M1SUTE-NTy - p.e ae3t Saturday.
The first successf,,l norada saas.
and Wheeler 5finutelafer n "aa aslA sel11A Of Hayes
on the Lake Front, north ~ az vas hcld
Building, bv the First Ward Ra+ta1;aE S opposition
inc. Tie cotnmand numhcrc5 hsou as tastesen-
men. under Tho ieadershin ~ ~ aoout 800
Storey. 4djt; Marrnder nnd cant. al: p !, =: a.
an1 Simeon u rinnr -, e1ess' H. Z. Moore
commanlin1 First nis;e;on. ~ tEan E Bridges.
OF Staff; Can't. George a. Hail rarsson, rsson, Chlef
the Division Escort and Csnfe TT11m;nanqer Tam OF
lev we're nresent Tba h hot+ag;n, na oa and Haw-
nal IT er1ns AMI =, ,ra5 dS ~ gase the man
by fours. and a1so a1ac,,fed uov;n,,. ."ssillons,
manrnvres IN csa,;tah1a s,anno n,oa9 o1u!culs
narade ,nd rnv;ov owl ef+arsro.Js = aFess
throu1h the ror,' ~ a1oea'3 -" "@ans parade
Thera was n 1arne sttanJa,'. orsae%t pueeealngs.
Tata1Front dnr;ge AZ a.uee a.;i1 p1eecnt On tho
An .nthrs;sst,a r,aa+,'s.e ~ m1Au, H. ..,z,4
inf1 nn,ia~ ~" o,,sn;oan ~ nsaa aast Tsen- E
Precinct e;v+b VII H-.s =. 1oNapane % FUN
Gmards ~ ~ co.aar au 49, auu naee!er
Oakley streata Ramori,s 80 80 hu = ana
n;.t;nson ond atha.a a,5 ~ ,,1sN ..aaI ~ W.
xas TTescntrd Wiz a hantso,ne e" s;1,t ;x1,oapa1Y apaY
Cant Wart of +he Hnnse # Correctjnr sHn nag rY pY
cnmn,nv J, =, wno oh h,,t " ,as 1' lla
itahIe anns,ranca oAs' '1' 1'1~>>S' = 'e4s aea-
.S'01o "'peS11 atee'
The business ueetinr of rho H,ro. ..,
whre1ar Cl,,h IN Tnssdav eycn;no~ .,as is is a1a
ntteni1ct, md 10 rosni; ri its daiih..ay .aey
VIII make showing in the malorlties Tor the
Republican nominees this fa!i: Some Of the :
bcat working members we're added to the differ
ent committees 4 motlon 20 district the town
and to arrange for meetings 10 the stroagholds
Of the G1b annonnced their reanesss sPeaksrs te ts
the st stnmn md eht he enemy wbensvse ~ tase hse
could be found: Other members said they
'oula aon un'lol,n anu 1 CITY Loren tof tho
ocncht OF the cause; Cap1. fotter made
5tateinenI @ OF LUG eonMtton VI nus company OF
Dun III oI1e! alu asneu " W Iea!eFed from
.onmana, .e Whicn Wa sranse%a;: CoLJ. !. Foster
"as unanimously cnoseh u m1s successor.
un+3, 1oto1v ,,oI;t;s hive eAb.S b.er r.u .4,,o.,
snls Vicn1t5. 1!3 Last "eeh, n9"egerthe Democrats
25Eanlze9 2!1Eea q q 1nueh anu Henafaeks "Reform y
olup, anu ~ orqer 70 countetacs tlat movement
~ @ ngpuol1can leauGIs issue4 eal 1oT haScs
and "heclcr meeting at k0gsra' Hall last
Wednesday evening, and although but short
aottcn e, naa oeen s!ven the room was con1orta-
oly A1leo, anu nuch ent1uslasm MAS manifested.
kVeryth1Dg being In readiness the meeting WIS
q ;alleu 10 oEdef oy Mr. =: W. fazrar, aud Capt.
L. ). Rogers was unanimously called to tho
hair. Mr.. Farrar oNiciated as scribe. The COZ
,titution and bylaws Of the Club were then
Lao members, comprising the most prominent
:itizcns of the township, some OF whom hays
7oted the Republican ticket ever s;nce tha
3aFty was Organized, and Others who are la:s
converts from the ranks Of the "unwashe,In
The election Of officers being the next thing On
he programme. HE meetinr nrocecdcd to bak
ct, and with the following result: President
Republicans in the county; Vice Press3sa{
Henry L. Bush, ESQ.,, OF Lacton, Dau.a j,
cscher of Downer's Grove, Henry bohlandrIs
Fu}lcrebErE, and Abram Wells, ESD, Of Gs: