, 1876-07-12

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on the means TO bo employed to elect Monroe
Heath Maror of Chicaro,
Aid. Mrfrca nt1f1rcsscfl the mating nm tho
.rav.-.1tv .,h,oet nj sro,,o .,,nr1i. !, f.sn~
alayosaIty saoleet7 anu SPOKE s'songly IN ihsor
OF Monroe Heath rs the proper person Tor tho
Office. Hc was acquainted With the duties Of tho
otr,ce. was nerfcct1y reliable, honest man, and
eo,,t .orE r. ronncc,ion Wiz ,ho cornci, ' I re-
fauo"a " rato. ~ -, ~ hrar.ho. ~ ~ ,n.,ntr,aa,
ity, and his experience In tho service Of the city
would enable him to know lust how aud where
a rcforn would be aeceptablc. Il was tbe
s,.-s;, i1,,tv ~ n, cooS mn ~ tnr, M .nS
work for Mr.. Heath, tho gentleman Who could
be relied upon to keen the city out Of tho financial
slough into which It had fallen through the mis-
managemsnt Of its past rulers: ,,u-.
Ing tho Republican aud Democratic parties and
tho Cincinnatt and st. Louis nominations and
platforms In speaking OF tho election to-day,
be thought that tho Republican nominee
port of ali good citizens. Aside from his supe-
r,orIty, il vas Republican duty to support The
Republican pnrtY and keep OF the eidc-trucke,
10 establish The fact that Chicago was Repnb-
i1ron m xvorld f,e hInr cort] far thc nnf{nnn1
e'sG.on: Sao, o,,., n,,o -o,,,o-,,. ~, IL. ,o,,.
to % BE- cmpl9yei 70 sec % thst The eeeton won't % oil
we'll and TINT the y9teTs wsr9 tasa out Ses
pctidlers and guards oi election, ana many
made suggestions, ali Of which were approved,
% md vii Sc aetcd unon. One suggestion WA
tat hanl!s H.. ne eltcoatea setsmg . Ios.n % .ns
e1aet iaSIs OF tnc ee hnfr r. 1t,s W. - .hat @ e1cn 5
m1n Work TO nc nest OF ms ability 70 snow nus
wanted, and Tint vote for Nmbnll was = vote
for Jim McGEath.
14 Gs@P5s saa L. tsst tsrs e x sngs5
sr-snt1 IT, 1r"rcI that ths arii nt1ht f.
ensstn 1sst; tre % nN,r+. - -, ~ 10y ~
people OF tho city. He had wondered Why tho
1ines had madc charges agnsnst ar. Heath.
The statements were ali false, md he could
Eli. W yhIeh , was II Tho Tho same m ga a. sapnorti5c Nc
rat, 10. sotG . LOT .me aossr ~ %as esa oHt & Sote
lot the attet. iaai nomsp9peF, an ~ ean, nlsns
md md ability Of nj. Heath were concerned, no
hnd heard direct from tho headquarters Of the
hic3rath burn,ners that they hoped tl,o storcs
,rere thar cioec,, nnf1 tn f,ecrnt rnronIc
.rn tsy i,:yr,e 20 ,,st ,br1r bsiint" TX thntr
sshoiec1Moaroe ssei ne.tb-Mediath's srase was dug.
% tS soe
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Hctrc. few n;IcstIant IL sj,ieh fn Alderman Re-
1iied fhst hc9 9snnnrtc' IL. iftsfh brcsnsn IN
poaid Ssas se along lot Wiz e cu.nc much Gc.ssr than
| RnF ether 1nln cptld 10 tAke man new 10 the
oiicc mi break him In, would tac mora time than
tho torn Of otsieo; whereas, 70 put MI. Heath In
know 10 much about the financial needs Of the city.
and the ot1co Of Mayor onu With the duties OF
which he mas perfectly familiar. Tlat Was ono
great point, hut there wers others equally great
Mr. Heath was honust upright capable, and cncs.
Ectic, lie would d. all that could 10
donc, for the public good; The speaker
Democrats wcro in favor Of Heath. ~ ho was tho
best man, and these Democrats realized that vots
fol Hi.nba1l was one for McGrnth.
u. n. linwIey then apoke at some longth upon
the Situation. liz feared that uncAs extra e1cr.
tione wefn made the city would be captured by
the bntntncEs and tho chief Of bummets, jim, ! !.
| faii tho community. Still the decent men. 1le-
| pullieaus Democrats, and Indspendents had q
suit disas.tousy to the c!y. The MeGtatli Men
stir themselves to-day.
The cries Of !" We willl'' announced that those
man atose aud saia .hat although ashamed = con-
otherT, etbs - aud he know many business. men whoss
ideas on tho knbiect Wero no 1n0ro lucid than hls
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