The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-05
POLITICAL MEETIN GS.
DEMOCRATIC.


The greater part of one page Of tha
Democratic journal is taken up this
morning with an account OF the Barbe-
cue at the East End yesterday and last
night. 1t was an epoch in this ( 2lmpaign
to the Democracy. The programme a.
announced was carried out-the OK ana
sheep roasted-the music and dancing,
and the oratorical part Of the exercises
seemed to be fully appreciated and
greatly enjoyed by the vast rhrong In
attendance.
The speakers for the meeting at MI
amitown to. ght will be Dean Babbitt
and Allen O'Myers. Carthage, to-mor-
row, Durbin Ward and Dean Babbitt.
CorryVi.le, Monday, October 8. Hon.
George l.. Converse, Hon. VIM. L. For
rest, John Sullivan, e q, Dean Babbitts
ESQ.
There will be a Democratic meeting
at Henry Winterholers place, better
known as Shady's, on Saturday evening
al O'Clock. Speakers: Hon. Joha A.
shank, Hon. 4 2. Bradstreet, Hon. Jos.
Hermes, Of Covington.
THE woRKINGMEN.
All ward and township clubs viii
meet at their usual places on Saturday
evening to complete arrangements for
election day. Voters intending to assist
the party at the polls are expected to
connect themselves with their ward
clubs without delay.
The Workingmen did good work in
advertising tneir rally at Fountain
Square, yesterday afternoon, in driving
through The streets with flying banners
and ringing bells and flooding the route
with dodgers, for they were rewarded
| by large attendance. A throng sur
rounded both stands, and the speakers
were well received. In the langua or
a prominent Democrat, "They seem to
mean business"
the rwenty-fourth Ward Workingmen
will meet on Sunday morning next from
8 10 10 at Richard Merry wea hers sa-
loon, Paramount, to prepare for the
election.
The Twentieth Ward Club will meet
this evening to conclude preparations
| for election day.
The folio wing meetings are an
nounced:
FRIDAY, oCToBER6.
Cleves-Speakers, L. L. Ma rkla nd, r. u
Clark.
Fifth Ward Club, No. p Broadway-Speak.
ers, L. j. Mcclure, Andy Murphy.
Newport-Speaker, Z. j. Mcclure.
| New Hayen-Ed. TYrell, Plttman.
Miamitown-Speakers, Judge Hilton, Il
Arnsperger.
Mass meeting, First Ward, Eightesn's En-
gine- -house, Pendieton-Speakers, l.. Ii. Bond
| Goodnough, Ruthcnburg.
| SATURDAY, OCTOBER
| Delhi-Speakers, P. II. CLARK, NJ. Spohn.
| Twenty-lir5t Ward, Storrs Township, zeism
Garden-McGuire and Goodnough.
1 Gnt
Madisonville-Speakers. LII Bond, H.Arns-
perger.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8.
neutrality-suspicious., W. Z. Haynes, r. Hruza-
| THE REPUBLICANS.
| The Seventeenth Ward Republican
Club hold meeting at Empire Hail, on
Sixth street, between Smith and Mound,
this evening, at 1880 O'clock. The fol-
lowing speakers will be present:
Hon. A. T. Goshorn, Col. G. W. Moug-
ton, Geo. w. Williams, Esq, and Ferd.
Vogeler, Esq.
A mass meeting will be held to-night
at Webster and Sycamore streets, adj
dressed by Hon. Charming Richards ana
Geo. W. Williams; also at Wade-.treet
| u Market-space, will be addressed by Hon.
Allen Miller, MajJr D. W. McCiung.
Philip Ii, Kumler, Esq, and Geo. W.
| Williams; also at Hartwell, addressed
by Burr W. Blair, Esq, and John l..
Murray, Esq.
The mass meeting at Sxth.street Mar
ket space, last night, was a success in
| bringing together large audience. A
| well lighted stand was erected near tho
middle OF the space east OF Plum street,
| facing eastwardly. The crowd ieu the
| space from curb to curb anu extended
as far back as people could hear.
| large meeting of Irish American
citizens, who have left the rauks OF the
Democratic party and propose to be inde-
pendent In voting, was held last night
In Hopkins Hall. MI. John l.. Murray
addressed the meeting.
A meeting was held last evening at the
corner Of Seventh anu Freeman streets,
in the Twentieth Ward.
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