, 1877-04-01


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Gommlttee VA; was appointed to 1ooS after theinte.
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warSn.s w WI Dc ronslng Iaily OF INC iWetft
street ani Wnqreo evening corner o. hote
eITe. M. wv warren avenue. >,
wara h9 IN tue west eng OF the Iwelft
,sst az .s aate anu enIhnsastlc mass, meef'n
!ast evening o. campbell Hall, corner OF Campbel
a.enuG anu van NuIen street Vigorous speechc
ana,s3ng aay IN tne questions hcfora the people wer
nters os L. L. n'soee c1'sAttofney fulh4' aud
west Chicago avenue, last night: Speeches were
Hnnns,,y maae ny }; = 4; Bonaeld. j. G. Haincs, c. E
maa,n, ncnaf,aa, u; r.. Thompson. and Others The
.aeet1ns YVES iarsc anu enthusiastic.
:, NORTH SIDE DEMOCRATS.
bespite the influence OF flaming advertisements
Of Mccormick lIall list evening, nothing TINT could
by any possibility be termed Democratic mass
were acareely l5o persons in the hail. ali Very yery
democratic IN looks and Tendencies, with all that
the term implies,
! At the above mentioned honr County, Attorney
| tountrec stalked on the platform, followed by
Judge Miller, NJ. 4. Dcvine, and another gentlc-
man also not known to fame. One man in the
for applause, whcreapon he melted two OF taree
others to the same end. 1lr. Rountrec called the
the audience. The Introduction was received with
some sadness by those who had expected to be I'd
dressed by some Of tho youthful and fiery sons
| OF Democracy.
| At first Judge Miller did not comment on tho
Fcdernl Constitution, but comtented himself with
anf saf to re in wea re
| the base wicked, malicious slanIers circulutcd
a:afntt Smiths private character; to Mayor Heatls
publican by adoption and from mere mcrccn-
ary motiyes; to the fact that Mayor Heath
w;ls au Alderman under Colvin's Administration,
and that the streets were mover In SO horrible con-
dtion rs now; from all Of which The Judge argued
that the only way 10 have Mayor with good aeso-
ciauons, and the only why to huvs clean streets
elect Perry Ii, Smith. feeble applause ! hut
here tic Judge, trnc to his instinct, fell hack on
ali local issues in lis vehement denunciution Of the
Republican party. Out OF it all lie drew thu con
clusion that u Democrat was always preferable 10
cpublican and closed with assuring his hearers
Of victory next Tuesday.
". J. ilynes, late Of Arkansas, hut now call
o.oate 1 oti ehsltns taekeL lof C!ty ttotnes, nun
aged to 81 up some enthusiasm by denonnc'ng the
present tny Government as mol ohiy noL cetnpS-
tcft, bnt NOT reapcctable FROM thls 'nnaest stal'
~ slat!lns polat: ne pFoceeasa 70 lnlaMe 1na
eens II taI ,hf snt II hsor R M
Always sotea @ 1os snmpIuasy mws anu nroscf!ptise
measures: Ing Cheeky yGnES conid
% e erman % sote was No., carried n that se1tie
Ea* s st III s SA ,aa @aa'
natnsal inat u ne saoad lazy rerry H. smith who
WIS WILING 10 sacrlhcc himself IN order to serve
candidates on the ticket boost an was MT atnIl
a;l oucHMafo ~ sa5ths gooa wfu i9r nlmsem. lis
,ha gr,;run 1c H., a,s ne nnu pa!sd IN
planse oy the lrlsh ~ ths audience As |
~ tae canfses o. not.ea! llncfacy me- saiu nc mad
nee meGh ~ tce ta rs ong as M te n
una denounced Tue CITY tha1 ne WAS not 4 nat1'e /,
seunieisna 'el ea,pct oa.s9s2 as :: tenc OF know-
n"inngs1 in,st s lei l"rsy down tel neatly by
drink, hut he coald not sec any particular harm IN
moderate. temperate drinking. lGreat applause.
Ihc po!ltlca migrant wound up with the usual
Gen: Ltcb made the same abusive remarks that
l'ave formed thc sum and substance Of his speeches
during the past week.
A.. Z. story started on to tell story about
!nstlce Salisbury. bnt had not gone far when he ,
found ni1nsclf talking to rapidly diminishing num-
ers. ", T., nc struselca mnnfn'ly, however, anu WAS
SEVENTEENTH WARD,
The Democrats opposed to the election of Tom
,cid another meeting last evening Ut the corner OF
Larrabee and Division streets. There were about
100 persons in the hall. and th,. samc muu ~
lesperaIocs who disturbed tile 1aretin, the other |
light in behalf OF Tom Cannon was aalr, conspica-
nus among the number This time, however. thew
sero kept in check by about dozen po1;csmen,~
!
cuce of the proceedings that djsrruced The kinyic
treet meeting the other night Consocl-
us among Cannou's scaiawsgs last even
n.s was Mr.. Thouiae Turuey
he meeting was presided over by Mr.. Thomas :
:arncy, and ME. Dan kilroy acteu as Scctrary :
lr. Carney nude forcle speech, showing IN /.
ann0ns character electualIy. and i,tpiori,g all
onest people OF the war,t, md particularly the =
to vote against such Il man. =
Mr.. Bernard Jenseri, the Republican candidate | .
or Alderman OF the ward, was then introduced, :,
c said that lie was the regular Republican rom1-
ee, watch party is in the minority in the ward.
ut this fact hul not induced him to seek uomi- ~
alton from a party to which he did not belong as =
ad been done by lis opponent. Cannon was :,
,ing around aud boasting that he carried the -
Ward in his DockeL and could y
, with it as he pleased lie could hardly bel1pye
mt the pcople were so lost to aIl honor and shame
to allow such man to own them or even renrr- ] -
mt them in the Common Council. II elected he "
ou1d try to do his duty falrly and honestly, and
orI for the uterc It's uf the people Of the ward
vartess of noIitics and rhi. yns n,nrc th,n Ma i,
,nonenl would 20. ... II
1crrnpt Mr. Jensen several times Int Srrrc III
omptIy checked. "0'~ C,
Air. A{rranirr Sweeney and scvera1 o,bcr4 n,oda
ccchcs uru;nv The Irjshmen of tho .ynrj tn nc. -.
rt their alaphoud and inuenendencr by yotino "
anst the turncont. Tom Cannon. s to
Te meeting then ati,omrue n, mcet amin Non m