The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
POLITICAL POINTS.
How the Different Parties Are Con.
ducting Their Campaigns.

Dom Piatt will speak at Fountain
Square tonight.
Private Dalzell and Mr.. J. s. Murray ad
dressed the Republicans of Avondale last
evening.
The Democrats Of Columbia Township
will organize Ewing and Rice Club at JEFF
ferson School-house this evening. Harvey
Randell and Otto Palm will address the
meeting
At the meeting of the Workingmen last
evening Mr.. John Ehman made a short
speech in favor of eventually abolishine
children labor in factories. Mr. p, J,
Mcclure, of st. Louis, who has infused new
life into the Socialistic organization Of this
city, spoke in favor of reducing the hours
Of labor. Mr.. p. Van Patten and w. c.
Haynes Of Newport, followed with short
addresses Mr.. McGuire will speak il, New.
port this evening and AT Workman's Hail
Sunday afternoon.
Democratic meetings will be held this
evening rs follows: At the Town Hall,
Cleyes; speakers, Gen. Banning and Charles
A. Miller. At Woodland Park, First Ward;
speakers, Hon. J. G. Sextro and George H.
Lundy. At Victor Hall. Sharou,il lille; speak
ers, Hon. s. F. Hunt and &. A. Miller. At
the New Wigwam, Coleman street, Twenty
third Ward; speakers, Gen. Banning and
Lewis w. Train. At Asselforth & Schaar's s
Livery Stable Thirteenth Ward; several
speakers. At No. 60 Mound street Seven
teenth Ward for a business meeting.
The Republicans of the Sixth Ward held
a large and enthusiastic meeting at club
headquarters. corner Eighth and Main
streets, last night. Sheriff Weber presided
and after the incidental business of the
club had been transacted, stirring speeches
we're made by josiah Kirby, ESQ, and
Capt. Gus. w. Williams
The Twentv-second Ward Republican
Club met at its headquarters on Freeman
and Belts streets last evening, and was ad-
dressed by Charles &. Davis, D. Gano Ray
and Thomas McDougall.
Mr. Vim. Ruehrwein addressed the Re-
pIblicans of the Thirteenth Ward last even
ing upon the subject of paper money.
Gen. John II. Beatty and Col. ID. w. Nc
Clnng will speak at Turner Hall, CummiIis.
vile, this evening
The grand barbecue of the Republicans is
in progress on the grounds of the Hamilton
County Fair Association. Carthage. A
special train left the G., II. d d. Depot at
1890 a. m., and among the many on board
were the old Hayes and Wheeler Guards,
First Division The barbecue lunch was
set at o'clock at Art Hall.
REPUBLICAN, aEETINGs.
The following Republican meetings have
been announced for this evening and next
week:
This evening at Hartman's Hall, Sedams-
Vile. Speakefs--Judge Noah and C. G.
Davis. At Cheviot, Mulien's Hall. Speak
ers-Ben. Butterworth ard George w.
Williams At Cleves, Town Hall. Speak
ers-Peter III. Clark and BENZ. Eggleston.
At Fifteenth and Race streets, mass meet
ing. Speakers-General J. s. Garfield.
Geo. X. Nash and E. Cort Williams. At
Stronr's Hail, Twenty fifth Ward. Speak
ers-Geo. John Beatty, D. W. McClurg.
Monday night Twenty y-fourth Ward,
Gobrecht's Hail.. speakers, Gen. Young
Josiah Kirby and T. Cort. Williams. At
Pearl-street Market, mass meeting; speak
ers, A. l.. Morrison. James Nowlon Icele-
hrated Fenians from Illinois,, and John w,
Heron.
Tuesday evening. Fourth Ward. Mich
mans Hall; speakers Peter i. Striker, C. C.
Davis and Lewis Yoight. At Sharon; Col.
Il. p Ransom. At Pearl and Elm streets;
speakers, Hon. Benjamin Eggleston and
.Genrge W. Williams. At Lincoln
Park. Speakers, Gen. Garfield, Hon. J. T.
Uptegraf and s. S. Saddler. AT Hopkins
Hall, Eighteenth Ward. Speakers, r. C.
Campbell, L. A. Staley and l.. Cort. Will
Jams. "
Wednesday evening, Delhi Township,
Wiegel Hall. Speakers, Josiah Kirby,
Peter #. Striker and Geo. w. Williams
Bogt's Hall, Third Ward. Speakers, r. Nc
Dougall, A. J. Cunningham At Feldhans'
Garden, Walnut Hills. Speakers, Hon. s.
Danford, Stanley Matthews and J. B.
Stevenson. At Court near Race. Spea ;
crs, George K. Nash, G. c. Davis and T. N.
Maxwell.
Thursday evening, at sage's Hall, Mont
gomery. Speaker, George w. Williams
At Harrison Town Hall. Speakers, Warner
NJ. Bateman and Josiah Kirbv At Bank
and Linn Streets Fourteenth Ward. Speak
ers, A. Hckenlooptr, Hon. J.. Danford.
George X. Nash. w. N. Milligai. At linn
and Clark, Sixteenth Ward. Speakers, D.
Gano Ray. Benz. Eggeston.
Friday, at Spencer Hall, First Ward.