The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
THE WORkINGMEN.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT MBER 26.
acknowledgements Hine and Rice.
Mass meeting at Plum. street Depot-Speak
ers. Mcclure Goodnough and Haynes.
Ward meeting at Fossey's Hall-Speaker. Z.
Hoffman.
seyenteenth Yard meets for organization at
60 Mound street. Speaker, Charles .. Ihomp-
son. - ,,o:
ter's Hail, Lick Run. Speakers. Geo. L. Meng
anu q. /. Goeher.
St. neutrality-suspicious.. Arnsperger and
MARYLAND.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q.
Cheviot-SpeaKers, Thompson and Lafe
Crowley. .,. -
Fifteenth ward meeting, southeast corner
Clinton and Linn streets, Landwehr Hall
SPEAKERS, ryrell and Hruza' u.,., .....
| Eighteenth Ward meeting at Filth-street
| Garden-SpeaEer, p. j. McGure.
| Californla-Spcakers, t. Holman, MclfeW,
j. j. MARYLAND
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER %.
Mass meeting at Sportsman Hall. Speakers,
Clark, GoOdnough and taynes;
| Fifth Ward meets at Y Broadway. Speakers,
Murphy and Thomas.
Mass Meeting, corner Poplar and W western
avenue Speakers, Thompson, KEN PIKE and
Tyrell. ,,. -,
Dayton, Ohio-Speakers, Mcclure and
Hruza.
| Xen1a-SpeaKer: l.. H. Bona'
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 70.
Marion, O.-Spcaker, l.. A. Hne
Mass meeting, corner hopkins ana fIee'
| man-Speakers. Bond. GOounough, Luchkert
Sedamsyille, South Side-Speakers, Ihomp'
SON. Hruga and Haynes.
Lockland, City Hall-Sam. Alexander
p Ii. Clark and u. p. Meng.
Mlddletown-Speaker Alaguire.
HEADQUARTERS STATE ENTRAL Con-
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J. ARBEIrER BALL, I'm, Sept. 26, 1877
To the Workingmen Of Ohio:
Workingmen throughout the State, re
, siding in localities where there are n
:, local organizations to provide tickets
8 will be provided with STATE tloKels
% the Workingmen'S party of the Unite
~ States at 30 cents per thousand upo
II application to the Undersigned. Thes
~ tickets have ample blank space ft
- writing or printing the names OF cand
a dates for county offces.
Local organizations Will also be SUI
r, piled at these headquarters at the sam
. rate. Where a county ticket has bee
nominated a correct copy OF the san
should be sent with the order, and III
whole ticket will be printed wltho'
extra charge. The small amount
ga funds at the disposal OF the commltt'
Friends OF the Workingmeus Sta
ke and county tiUkets are requested
,rt rive this matter immediate attention.
,n EDWARD HOFFMAN,,
=, sec'y Of the StaLe OenLrai Com. OF t
0'' Workingmen's Party OF the u >.
of THE DEMOCRACY.
Last eveninga crowded audience
in sempled at Reiohrath's Hall in Gu
rs minsviile, to listen to speeches by Gt
"A. banning and Hon. w. I. Forrest.
&, The "Commlttee of Fifty" met /;
Az wight, at No. z76 West s'Xtn street, "a
er organized by the election oil .. ID. IL
cumb as Chairman ana u H. ocAoN
OIL maker as 5 scretary.
A resolution was adopted that co
I'd, mittee OF three be appointed ny
e Chair to visit the rooms OF the Der
HISS cratic Campaign Committee and {
hor coyer as TO the statements maze q
rdl reported generally that portion OF 3
n@ob nor Committee were opposed TO the can
so- dates on the county tlcket, ana Y
they were sacrificing tnal purIioh Oh
on. ticket In trade for the Ssnal0ilal 1
hor Legislative tickets. Also, to dvmf
Iuss that Democrats be- allowed the prlVil
so- OF visiting the campnlgn-r0vms AZ
hours, and not be refused abundance
,hor the meeuhss vi sato Co''''' ~
,ach heretofore been the case.
,nor The Thirteenth Ward Democr
formed q Blsnop Club last evening.
Choir nfficers Of the meeting were NICK Is ei
aGh pTaIdent. A. Baumer, Wee Preside
and XXI, Sc,'Iuptpz. Secretary, The m
,vcr ing adjourned 70 meet again on
Nor Friday even inS at nali-pa O'clock
TR, naaaaruts OF tue Fist WarQ