, 1879-03-21

y III" Thnl Wari tn support The whole 1scput'.
t!r. Ailrt!. Chairman of The City Central Com.
ton i!Ir loalIuy debt pf Lila r!ty a becu met
md fta finances br0urht Into gDoi nrdcr ont Of
tln c''aoa which Prevailed u ColvIn'a time. In
VIVA nrarjy sc.oo. .o0o, while the last Apprnpria-
thu bfl' called for little norc t1lnn s3.ND.D00.
Tin prn'llng elcctfUn wn+ III reality The opening
gun " The campaign of 1Ssp. a,nl 1t was muat
1pt,at 'lat 'c e!ty s',o!la s carried by the
WA property counted. Tftd spcakcr t,,anght It
an Insult to The Intelligence of the t}ermau
yoters 10 gay, as 'fo Den.;rata were loaatI'ig,
Republican fl,at wo,,1d votc for selpp two Dem.
ocrAts would support FarwclI.
Referring To tl,e Gan,1ttAtG* the speaker sail
a!at fhr Republican ticket was an unexcrrtion
fusesl To make pronisea nud pcelce., md Ills
character wns 50 welt known lint thuy knew
when lie said anything le meant It. The Demo.
Gratis only expected A. best t.. carry TIN hcau Of
thu ticket, aa'l II vns incumbent upnn ile Re-
publican voters to take cure that they didn't do
this. Tile only danger was from the apathy Of
the better c!nss Of citizens, who might Neglect
10 ctsI!c out mil v0tc.
Mr.. Willard Wpodard dwc't at sornc length
ou ti'r ncccss1Ly Of principle IN po,tts. There
wns no excuse for i,egltcting ts. local interests
ut ,tr ntlntplDally inllcr ti1e plea that It was
not w0rth while nlcddling IN politics. Every
man lind IN in!cress ~ tllc tnrcess of slc tarty
anco. The Republican party represented
,kgse qiln1itlcs, nt.l wne inc0mparabty sltc rt1r
to ltn: opposition. Tile recurd ui the Uetno.
ar'S VS. ong sefs' @ 81 ';,akss ana
over 1ie cohtrol Of It's Gcstiites to liz: men who
had sought to destroy tllc Cntor. soIne per.
sons hatl complained becausc Carter II. llarri-
son faa voted TO pension Jefferson Davis, but
1,np t,y,fc }1,uff fiar}Ar ~,
much ~ Davis with tlla State Rights Views and
trtaGonnblr svltfncnta was thoroughly rcpre.
sentative Ucnincrat.
coming election would be carried by telegraph
to every SECTION of the country, atll tt prestige
thus acquired would be Of tic grcatcst !snpor-
tnncc.
Sir. storrs declined to make aspeech on the
Grountf that he wue not guest Ut tic Clut,
Int resident Of The ward. Ilp held, however,
li1ut tic Republican Ticket was not only u gnod
one, but sMntrlat!vcly good one, md entitled
to tho enthusiastic support oil the voters Of tc
city.
hfr. Perkins made fow rumarks III regard to
the South.Tuwn ticket, md tue necessity for
supporting tho hest men for town officers. Tile
meeting ulcn adjourned.
arvENrn WARD.
A nootng Of llc Seventh Ward Republicans
was held last evening ut No. &};1 Blue island
Il was agreed to refer the matter Il sc.ec.1ur
Il candidate for Alderman for The Seventh Ward
to the Executive Committee, to report at the
next n!geting: --..
n vigorous spereh IN fAvov VI tfc Republican
ticket Us nominated, Which was well received.
It was n'lnounccd tl'nt committee from the
Dcmucrats was prcsctlt, mud sofno discussion
was had upon. tho adyisablIity Of nppout!nga
urs formally, and lIear what they had
to offer upon tll1 subIGct Of Aldcrmaulc
candidates. Finally, 1t was decided that tho
Committee should be received nlld allowed to
introduced, .and lse stated the position nj the
Democrats for the Committee. IL statcd that
the 1cccnt portion OF al.u Democrats of the
ward wrro Issgustcd Mt tle manner In which
uu.l run b. tic rahl'le: They were willing to
unite with the Republicans and elect all Alucr.
man. 1le thought BY unlting tt.ry. would hc
nlle to bent the man put ''p by the b!ool-tnbs.
Joseph currauA lIo was colnparatiycly new
eD1ler to tic ward, but they believed that liu
would make the best kind Of an Alderman. The
remarks Ut Mr.. Powell were indorstd hy the
o'!Sr ', Hcn5crs Of te Gnnm!ttes, MsSsTs; r.;
Committee was referred to the Executive Conf
1ulttcr.
air. John schmeltz offered tho following,
which was unanimously adopted:
es ~ :nose bew 1t n s s seaa.aHs fi ss'sy e1s
]lgacy Of the majority oftnur Aldermen By vetong
An cxttavngunt appropriation or!1!uancc. and Dc.
SERVES thu heartfelt aprsosal MID applauso Of all
WuEnGAs. Tlle honcr,; tho crodlt., and financial
statns o. our ey To- ~ lMa;!nrnt da'or % ~ any
for any purposes whatsoever. but rigid at!hcreNcs
to atll strict enforcement Of erunu1ny. Eetrenth-
tho city from the ina,!sal ditgfacs brought aount
by tha soo-"cll rcncMhcted ColTfn adm!nistrasIon;
Etso!rtt, l'y tho Seventh Ward Republicans in
mass meeting assembled, that orr thailkA dnu
TO ny li"nor tho Mayof, slonrue lIrath. for his
n1swerv'nF fidelity u the promises n,a's to tho
c!tlkrhs whon hc wis on' Republican Candidate for
The meeting then adjourned to Tuesday night
Tgsru WARD.
The TentIl-Ward Republican Club tc1d n
meeting lust uvcuing 1t No. 153 Wesk Lake
street. President G. Il. Alatson occupied tl,s
chair.
The following nasnetl gentlemen were elected
ms an Executive Colnlpittev: George 4. .Jolnl-
sol,, Fritz Frantzcu. j. s. Ford, l.. Dyer, T..
Kraincr L. Houtl, William Wasnan, john FcId-
knAlp, Jnnes CnnroYtl.,
Dastl Obernlorfcr offered rrcambles alll 4
legged lolter, n1at demanding hs Retirement froni
tl'u Executive Committee. Thcy wcre uaaui.
nlolislY ad0ltvtl. ~,
Stirring sueyct,cs wcro !1nnle BY don. 9. l..
| Cntnpbc!l. Cul. lslruty, Nal. q. a. Story, aud
Col. Mcl.lruY, utter Which tt,u Club adjourned.
TWELFTH WARD.
i Meeting uf tllu Tweltth Ward Republican
Club was held at Owstey's liall Inst evening, G.
| 9. kol.suat In tic cIatr. Iltc attendance wns
not US tnrgo as It ought III have been owing tu
thu ncttlng mt bcIllg advertised but tho Crtat.
| cat enthusiasm preyuliel.
. ~ H. Fntweli, candidate for City Treasurer,
was Introduced, illal spako briefly Of The In,
pnTtancc Ut Tho cAhyasa aud n,uae IL very faylr.
uflu impression. llu satl the only iangur was
0vcrcunleslre md MI apathy which hal stotutl
over tIle pcoplo. II lie vntc was ,gottcu nut te
!,nsl llu fear W to tht result, uni tnl tle w,ut
ticket wal1d bu elected by large MINORITY.
| IApplause.1
lI,c llyli. ]. D. Ward then addressed the
meeting. liz regarded ,lie coming election,
though local in !ts e'a1ac.cr, ~ highly inpor-
TINT. md thu furrrunnur Of the cas,t1nign vi
lts0. Tile Dct,ocrats wcrU hungry alh u nullte,l
ul|irr, atut. atlIco tIsty tatl euntroi Of hotl,
!tuls5os Ut Contress, wcru inspired IN lay tIul',
| Or every branch Of thu public serv1cc. 1t hua
l'ecn eighteen yeArs since such atatu of affairs
existed, a,h then t1'uy tebulled and tried ia
t:estruy The country. History rcpcatesl itself,
a,n' now tlm. they h:sd control at bot. HOUSES,
revolution n,nl rol'rliiau agau slar.n Tie coli.l.
! II, I'm fur. tft1 tt,trtt ,Jl.f,,1, xn,,.j,t