, 1877-04-01

to-day Applause The gambling n;ags,s s.tablsh
/ iAppanse. I kn.w what ! am talking abou
When make this asscrtioa. know that atnons
their devices they have written letters % Inc pup
xeps. s ana alleging that eambling houses exist a
this and that number on lialsed and Other streets
But MsG ge3s found s9y
Stances there were 10 such numbers OF
sttxst' cnss q bv heis gise Ths't
.-Lc1, or - Lycu-=n5. and said: While trar:
cling along Halsted street I made inquiries, ane
found that gambling -hou5ee we're flourish'n2 there
ters md Immediately started out and found in
some instances no such NUMBER but in no instance
| did they find any gambling, houses. Eut these let
there is no end to the ingenuity Of these men.
They will deceive the public If it is possible. They
will transform themselves il need nc, into angels
are making war upon them. undertake 10 say
eity 50 intensely ha'ed Iy the hpnko~stcel-
fset thai eath bad ea the VAR te
the very fact that he is wasing that war to the
knife, IS the strongest reason why the people
sustained in th;: var Applause! The most
Of this meeting would no doubt make as good q
Mayor as ME. Heath. II isn't for me to say that
he wouldn't make better one. Others mlSnt lsst
Heath has commenced the war, the very fact that
he Is
NOW WAGISG THE WAR,
made it an imperative necessity to Fay: ''Nemust
this vile element from the city" l don't
aoabt that si5 Wight feels the w wefh e"t Of
@ av dp aey
are working Tor tonight. Whom do you suppose
they will work for nisht md DAY until thc polls
closcd: Every man OF them Will vote for Perry
I Eypifh S1-Et -
cry gambler will early and often, If they can,
tor Perry II, Smith. lAppl:aass.! 20 you doubt
uation OF things day in this city Why will they
vote for Perry II. Smith: Because they hate Heath.
Why do they i1nte lleath2 l'ecau=e he is waging
would rather take their chances with
new man than to see certainty aguinst
them elected. II you don't believe that Heath win
him and talk with him five minutes. IApplausc.l
Il he hasn't grit and nerve depicted in every fca-
ture Of his conntcnunce, then ntu no judge OF
lie las earned what he possesses by hard knocks
lie hates that element lie commenced on them
when you elected him, and he is sure to drive
Applause say Then. that it il Of The vAsteet
importance It is Of the greatest consequence, that
these men that the war will be made On them and
that the official that makes the war ahal be sl.s-
taincd through evil and good report [appauscl,
mn, and fight ever. until glorious victory sLall
CROWN our efforts Applause
AN 1STEELUDE.
The Hutchinsons, who happened to be present |
hcn Gang "a Hundred Years Hence ami in r..
;ponsc to second call, two Of them rendered n !
:omic piece REPRESENTING discussion. which nro-
'oked much langhtes.
vp r. ,.,>r |
o1torrad With hr;af - 49, y. !..''SE - - .,
mr. ,,o1iticai arstn,n , lac eaia inc wee OF
ror9 man inio o;ic" va 1Ge.ioas. We iaraiy eot
n fnvar ~ rnf,y,, ei it o'hsu p W puo!lt leeln@
ro~n3 :, ,,;n oSlose aHolher election came
~ Viii, "a .,tr. ia's sehaeu asanst GOOD government,
=, end ~ a'ld ba'nners were always
~ ntarnst 49, s ".sess ;nel anu persons tnat hau
tnu,1 T., slant .o G1"lu 1lot NC easily Eallied.
';ca1 " n."sa vel the terms ot MIL
hoi. of on',eas ,sa se, were US long ,na
n1r -on,s5, " ,-1a t"s T., nataohai onlcefs; The
, . h; Gueus W m:is WIEN sood man was elected to
hc s.I.a ~ ~ p'., t ~ 't'e no chahSG simply Tor
,,osahus Nv " .1! taanEe. lADpause. The speaker |
IL ieA.n ne,otc hls hrst nomination but
core ind and s1ppofte" up fr h' s had wltched
y; eoasse, ~ aho was Tree TO say That all the prcju
~ ~ IL ,au t '4,' aEanSt hlm nan ncen diss pated;
Snn1ansa mia ~ H. noMest o'helal and ahle officer.
;nIrn1iv 49,, @ ~ g1essn5 eounc!l WIS IN cxcep-
ioaa"5 l soou pa'e' &c naa never known bettcr-
ae, usn neu were not accoraed the honor they de-
Annlause W.T. rhor woF1n5 : Oh the highest honor;
a,thini; q. and had reduced, tnxes onc-half.