, 1879-03-15
RATIFYING.
TWELFTH wAnn REpunLICANB.

TWELFTH WAnn NEpunL1CANH.
A meeting Of the Republican Club OF tho
Fourth Precinct Of thu Twelfth Ward was hcld
Inst evening at No. COS West Maulaou street.
Mr.. L. q. Allen made short a1lrtss, setting
forth Tho necessity Of being more than cuztoma-
ry vfgiiant a. tito ensuing municipal election,
for tbs very important reason that In meas
uro tt was the opening OF the campaign OF
1880, and II the Republicans shall show strength
enough now to carry tho local election, II will
have It's bearing upou the result In the State
ut largo ut 1hu corning Republican contest. Ho
did not say this because ho felt that the Re.
publican CAUSE was weakened 10 the lcast. but
everybody was, or should be, awaro tlat the
Democracy wcte moving hoavon and Garth,
politically. to thru tho tide III their favor, and
SO 1t bchooyel every Republican to be eyer on
Tie lght IN this (Fourth) precinct
al this ward would 10 waged most
ppulition, urd tiic speaker counscletl unsIcep-
iny vigilance und determined work On the part
OF tho Republican voters. i tie Bccond,
Third Fourth Eleventh, Twelfth, aud Etgfl-
tie municipal contcss would unqne.tlonably ..
suit ia favor OF tho Republican ticket Mr. Al
| Ion dwelt upon the importance OF having the
machinery " politics under tic control Of the
Republicans, for that meant honest Judges md
returns. Already the sherllf'a o'i!cc un4 the
| County Board wGro under the direction Ut the
! Republican element Of Cook County. Now, Il
| tl.a Ncpublcans would but 70 to tl.r polls md
make sura Of the city ticket 1t would insure an
llollust election In tsn election oil 1850.
Marcus Farwel, candidate for City Treasurer,
| next addressed thu meeting, thanking lEe ward
tor ttssupport ot him ~ Convention, sud urging
untirilE work from thls tina until clsctlon day.
Tic Democracy woro BUSY gathering up all fhe
| political rubbish tu the clty, and we1o deter.
mined to not 10 dcieated for they know II tlluy
we're II would sound tlluir doom 1t the next
prusidcntsl contest.
Sir. Eyoeett, candidate for Alderman fn the
Twelfth Ward, also made short address, after
which Mr. Allen agatn took tho lonr nlll an
nounced tint lhrre wax no dangeF Of any tn.lc-
1ot,dent candidate bo!nE raised ayatnhG Mt.
| Everett. Those who opposed tho lattcr gelItla-
man at tho primaries would now support him to
| the en1.
addressed tho Club.
| Tnn THIRTEENTH WARD nnruBL1oAaH
ratified the nominations for city, towu, aud
ward utticers l4st cyentn}, by roualng meeting
tn t3s,x's Hull, West Lake street. nsar lt0hcY.
Driof speeches wsro 1na'lo by n. 4: Far"oll,
candidate for tCity Treasurer; Col. Nieaby, eau
cayc ci'y cis9k 81 ~ / q. H.ys; A Thoapso'
Underwood. anl 0sllcra. All ot tl!o sueakora
showed the necessity Ut this Republican voters
OF tho ward turning out 10 nun on election
DAY. 10 View Of tho fact that thu sesdeiltaal coh-
test waa 30 uaAr At hand sud for the tcaso'!
thak 10 order to secure an econoucas
and wIsc almlnlstrstIon Of the City uovorl1-
| mont 1t WAS nucessarr 10 sn1taisi then VINO
| wure personally ses;,0nsble Ia every resueck, Tor
whom the great Republican party was spohaor'
piaudod during thslr apeerhss And whou they
retired II IL evident that tho Republicans ol
t!1s Thirteenth Ward WILL giyo Wright ind ttls
rest OF tho ticket mstorIty On election day.