, 1877-11-03

tntsMarhgeu ntll uIsErhtctE tne CQunSY ItcFka
office. sfr. spotrord and CuE. John II. Roberts
also spoke.
The Poles anil Bn1.en,ians hra aware OF the
significance Of the election Tuesday, aIsi they
showed It last evening by tnritng out to
meeting held nt ;5J Eighteenth atrrct, tho room
being packed full. They were called to orsicr by
JOHN Psrvell, AtHl Frank ElLlnpsn whs elected
President aul John sfovara Ssefgtafy. Tic iirss
tlrCcA the necessity OF clccting tho Ropulil[ an
ticket. and expressed tho wish that the SON
Poles ntitl hniIt,nfats IN the cftE Would vntc for
T. {ASsne Wemafk. [s. wsrs sn, G.o Il ns an!:y hy
Another ,nrtttnc will le held at No. 40S Elgt'-
tecnth street this evening.
EItlifrff WARD.
The sisth Precinct RepuoltsaME T. Club % Of the tho
street Inst evening, L. Y. Catnrlar presiding.
Henatar Riddle addressed tic meeting In
few sen:ihlc words, +, Witch he reSiewcL the
ticket Of The irru9cns party. w. anl spoko f of
been afflicted during the past iew ycars
Mr. CLARK t'etb made one Of his characteristic
speeches, the irss prt u which wa directed 1T
Jnhn cotniskey, WIG hnsl droppca IN to capture
A1cssrs. Manning, Lane, anu Others also all
dressed tho meeting.
4 meeting Vi tile Republican voters Of tho
Thru Presturt of tho Eighth .Warl was held at
No. ISL Harrison street. II. v. Kennedy oceu-
pied the chair.
The meeting was addressed by Mcssrs. E. 3.
Sherman, z. ". sI,oltort,, August Meyer,
Mason D. f:oomis: Z. +. Z. klokkc, Jul'n
Gell, add others, after which the assembly Ills
pcrsed.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The Republicans of tue Fourteenth Ward met
ut I.ocl,licr's Hall l1st evening. John Olson
was In tho chair, and ]. d. Kerr acted rs sec-
retary. Speeches we're n,a,lc b.. August Meyer.
AID. Daunlgartr,f, \. q. Lauc, n. +. Cole. lien.
Maun, y: j.. Lyon, Aid. hilbert, all Of which
large, but the meeting was satisfactory, aud It's
spirit augurs RutAl results TneRtlaT.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The Republicans Ut tho Fifteenth, Wnr.i hold
meeting a.t night a. the sorncr Of Terth NJ.
made Presiding oisleer. The first speaker WINS
Dr. Miller, who said TINT lle appuarcl u.ercly Is
a clt'zcn q the ,war'l, :lesirnus q hun
That I sIaneo % was ',cetlcd IN county aiairs I'd.
n,ttcd OF mt the sllvhtcst doubt. Now, to ef-
feet this ctaugo ,hcw rot Of tncn wcro to 10
clloscu. 1t the old men wcre Reelected 1t WAS
atleast for the botter The Republicans lad nom.
[t,atci ticket OF reputable citizens, WHO hatl
proved themselves III b,stncss-ltfo tsut,cst and
capable. They would 91lar,1 ttc cottnty's inter
csts - sacred trust, and II was tho lfty OF all
economy 10 theft and extrayagance TO vote for
aud support tie Republican nominees,
CITY. .Attornuy TuthiEl was next introduced.
ssa II :a NV Wa III M 'G s,e. sas fef"i n ths @
publc srIytro and econotnv In governmental OK
pensee: The city was then bankrupt. Tho Re-
pnbllcans lad put iurwarl Ticket; Il wAs elect
s a ds s e., rs a @ Kep
taxes VI moro than 8, ,000, ,O00 year. THO RI
pubtcAns hnd done rs they promised. Last
gear the Republicans again asked support. mud
still the reform and guou administration wus
nj Tin ,CnS trn tnf mi 1,nfn
the ticket was Rcpnbftcant but bccause the
Republicans on that ticket wcro honest anil
efficient tacn. II tlle people wanted thn same
systssn Of cronony inauguratcl In tho County
lean nominees. Atr. Tuth|li denounced the
Worxtnumcu's movement, or. rather, denounced
the Democrats for stcallnE aTay from the
Wotk'natnen tletr, Convention, - tho baSest
traul, aud sold that the so-callcl Industrial
ticket WIS hut a ticket conlpuse.l. from top to
bottom, Ut the raiikcst ttn,e-trlcd Democrats.
In elDH'g, the speaker reviewed the Republican
ticket, and pointed out tho eminent qua1lt1ca-
tionH of tic candidates thereon, anl sa!d that
the entire list must tc electol II the stabies Of
rorruptiun were 10 b. cleaned out. AL the
Democrats wanted was one new tlial! In tho
County board anl tho "Rfhg" would remain
dDing when, In running tho Dc1nocfatic Conveu-
tiDnt H. secured lloxaIi's n0n}Nntlnlt.
Coz. J. W. Hcnnett was lttrthiueta amid tho
uppialse follUwltN. Nj. 'ruthl's address, lle
inurensed taxps, anti an icrua*oof taxcs tu,tclieA
tho pockets Of every tnan In tic county. A
I1pau knew when hla taxes were doubled, but
did he know why7 It Was bccatse lie funds
were sto1en s)uallt1crct1, wnstet, In the snp-
pUst bF wdtsl .buumihE tlcatl-bcats. This renlg-
uy lay In Tho clecttun OF ll1ntst men deserving
OF cona1cnee, at1I of q party deserving of coli
tIlcnce. The Colonel referred to thu f'reai-
cerh, mid maintained that tho election of good
local ot!lcrrn should be rna,lc tuatter Ut as
Alter d speech bv Col. ". 8. scsibnor, Mr..
Seth lIauclttt tull low he would conduct that
part Ut klle county business which hc hopes will
be intrustcd to lin.
Further spccrlrs we're tnade ly lesser lights.
aud the meptii,g asIIourno'i.
TIE NOnwk0IAhs.
A mass,mceting uf tho Norwegian Republic
nns Ut tho city Was held Ut Aurora Turner Halt,
Milwaukee, nTct,uc. last evening. Tho alteul-
anco was iarRr, tho hail bcIng crowded, aud
never Hns u more enthusiastic and carnest nleet-
lug held In tlc West Division.
The meeting was called to order hv the flnr.
fugwell Olson, who Illuminated Andrew Nelson,
u Nnrth Chicago, ~ Cllairn,at. who was unapl-
mously elected. Mr. Olaon was eiectcd socre-
The first speaker Introduced was Albert q.
Lane. lilo spoke at Rotle length, setting forth
thu lmpUrtaNcc Ut tho Republican nominees,
md urging upon Repubtlean. TO nttc,'a tho
polls Tueslay and vote tic straight ticket. ln
conclusion ha commented on Tho responsibility
un! Importance ot thu ollice Of Superintendent ii
Public Schools, mud was applandcd throughout.
Gen. q. l.. Mann wis t!lo next speaker. lilo
lInla capeeiul attention to tho character Of tho
Republican nominees, but by way Ut .llcressioW
threw in enough Ut rGbuke " the opposition to
bu very entertaining and to bu louulY applaud
eI.
Judge Aiatsou, from Committee on Resoi1l-
tons appointed ~ tls earlier part vi tho meet
lux, tup0rtel the following, which we're adopted
unanimously an'd cheering:
+ WHkMkAs, Wa bellevs that the Republican party
fully maintains the great prlnclnlsa enonctateti by
tho Constitution aud tho bill of gtRhtx-absolutu
freedom to all luen without reference to race,
cous, or nationality. ana the equal projection III
the r,ghts Of Rt! etiaens, whether hatyo or foreign
born; anl,
WtiKAkAs. VIZ have full confidence Tint IN the
future II will continue !ts Eood rccusd; therefore
b4
htsotptd, That We, The Norwegian Republicans
q Ehcaxo. bclsslaY that thars aru K0ot, capa6le,
and h0ncst Mcn 10 every ptlNtlUn nominated Vt thu
Ntpnbican Cbny0ntun Oct. 23. 1911, hereby
prs!iler thpm our hearty and esrneat htuFsuMent.
1nd that we hereby declare that We will Use ali
honest sndesyors ~ have tham tFiumphantiy
elected.
Retoirsd, That W abhor all bolters, who. becauss
fhey fail to obtain Aohnuatiup Of the Convention
VI our party, ly to &uutAet to revenge their dele
Hta0!std, That the present Democratic AdnlnlA.