, 1877-04-01

passage Of that ordinance. H1'dreth got his sha,
Of it, uildrcth would never represent the llonc
Fl people. uia hope was IN the g1mhljng-houscs nm
their propEietors who we're Ependng money I
ms eeGo He h ah asea1e
support him to aman. This was not 50. On th
contrary; he would ind that the greater number
pudencc TO publicly declare that any one place
IN his position would have done he had done
IhIs was an insult to honest men, and was on1
should 30 made to Understand this. After coin
over quite infinitely Ililtireth's career Govern
nsnt otlieaI, IT, tas. speaker spoke q 2Ir Gardner
Mr.. Gardner was honest, he found that t!tldretl
was eki]1fully using him for his own benefit. l
'sa5 impossible for Gardner to secure an election
and 1t was useless for him to run. 1t WAS u fac
TINT he was a relative Of Ilildreth.
The Epeaker urged again his hearers to stand b,
NJ RlorAan, and thus avoid the DISGRACE of being
| represented by the scound1el Ilildrcth.
Mr. oConnur followed. and related hfs expe'
riencewith Hildfcth in his efforts to secure posi-
| ton
A resolution indorsng Mr.. Riordan as the regu-
| lar Democratic nominee, pledgins him support,
was unanimously adopted, and the meeting ad-
Several Hildreth bummers made two or three IN
successful attempts to create disturbance
| FOR THE WHISKY THIEF.
11drcth meeting WIS held yesterday evening
in saloon tof conrse} in ba<emcn: at the corner
] Of ualstcd and Fourteenth streets. This was in
the very centre Of the 1ildreth neishborhood, and
Brodcrlck and then Hildteth himself mounted
composed almost entirely. OF attacks upon the
press and the men who Ind exposed lis operations
in the whisky frauds. lie was followed by hessrs.
McNally. U'Neill, and Gallagher, who spoke in
very much the same strain.
THE HoLLANDERs.
\ meeting of noll4nders was held yesterday
evening ut No. 'G} Hue Island avenue. Mr..
Henry Falls WIS elected Chairman
Mr.. ~ Nauderpool was called upon for speech.
and said. that the Hollandcrs had always been
on the eide OF honest city and national Govern
ment 1t was scarcely necessary to remind tie
audience Of their duty at the polls Tuesday
Of III. 40 natenality would wouid cast his % votc ;1 for
the Republican nominees. The speaker continued
at some length referring to the desperate struy
friends OF ias and order and the bann.crs, and
that the better element had obtained the UPPER
hand, aud had shown what could be done in the
work OF reform. it was the duty OF all good cti-
to give their Representatives an active support
and cooperation.
TIE FOURTEENTH WARD.
The 1aepnblcans Of the Fourteenth Ward met in
force at Iiaxters Hall. corner of Erie and Cniou
streets last night, md held rous:ng and spirited
n,rst'ng John Mciindsn A presided, and speeches
an1 mviG othnra ae bcer, " ,. "Goama ; CO.. acogs
AMI the ticket, ard full aud uncquiyocal indorse-
1lrnt of his administration WIS made.
lat evening at ~: North Union street John Nc
Bride i'll the clar. Speeches were made by Messrs
=. ADLER: John Collins, asa Williams, Woodnlan.
spoke clo1ncntly in favor Of Mayor Heath INT! the
general ticket
THE TENTH.
The Tenth Ward Independent Club held large |
meeting Ut No. lo3 Indiana street. corner Of San
Ea1non. Inst evening, ut which S. ". Macarthur,
the President conducted the proceedings. Il.
srrv f. Call stb the e'es svop in behalf Of
crowd ys whieh ,, was clearly in favor of Heath.
speech in which lie indorscl fully the present
NY Government, and urged the Club to vote for
leaih i and re!orni Ths Iadsrmsn was vocifcrous-
present., srecchcs were made by I. ". Wood
nan aud other gentlemen. and auout 10:3O the
ncetiu. adjourned
The Scandinavian Republicans Of tho Tenth
SA1d ,:, gathered tn large n,,l'ens at old Aurora
lail! No. li3 Milwaukee, ayenuc, lust evening, to
+ Mayor eats 'p'ai adminis.aon a Aa1is"shs and ts
tler :, Republican standard bearers. JUS
: e Matson casd @ ths large assemblage
he FIRST apeaker. I1e made an eloquent address
N The economy and ability Of the present City Ad-
,iHistrat,on, III a94 was followed by Mr. poysson.
lus:asttcaIly received. RESOLUTIONS fndor-ing
|ayor Heath and the entire l;epublican ticket
ard adjourned. Ills fionor the Mayor was ex- i
ccted 10 address the meeting, but other engage .
tents prevented him. !
The Republicans Of the Fifteenth Ward held an
't''us,astic meeting last night at No a33 North t
sisteA street. Capt. r. n. Ryan WAS called 10 j
c chair, and immediately introduced Mr. William h
anley. who delivered forcibc statistical adj i,
'Gss, showing the great work of reform and re- n
cnchE,cnt accomplished by Mayor Heath and the y
cstnt council. Taxes had been re-uceu 81, 0OO, 81
10 Tor one years expenditures. the hun,ncr= had :
en- pnt down, and the municipal afrars hud been IT
onon,cay and successfully managed. Could c
) man say that the trust placcI in these mana c:
rs Of the city'1 business was nsplnccd. 81
Gen. Mann was called upon. Hc replied that it II
IS of vital Importance to see TINT good man was
iced in charge Of the Affairs of the city. II
Further speeches were made by William Nocke, | nj
:. Murhlke and others, ell OF whom upheld the "
.seut Administration. ~.