, 1879-03-23

i: SUNDAY. MARCH %.
neckcd, clean-linen element OF the party, and If
any one else was there 1t was mistake, for it
had not been SO intended. It was also the
hlunderng element, rs it turned out, which was
noticeable from the first on account of the pre-
ponderance OF broken-down and Inflated party
wrecks, such US Doolittlc, ar, kehoe, and q
host of others that might be named.
The crowd was called to order about o'clock
by G. G. Copeland. who mounted table at one
end Of the room after the Did Democratic style,
and commenced TO lift the veil anl state
THE OBJECT OF The ASSEMBLING,
which, he said. vas to organize for the campaign.
Those present had been appointed by the
Campaign Committee to organize ward COM
nttties with the assistance of Two members of
the Central Committee in each ward. He then
went on to explain tie duties OF these COM
1nittees when tor1ne1.-that they would be
divided BY precincts, ETC., and :his he turned to
n eu!ogy OF the nominees OF the party, and to
say that the workers Mt the polls would be
watched anil their efficiency noted, hinting that
the party had no barrel 70 give tein but in the
ir,g to their industry. He closed By saving that
the Committee had ordered meetings to be held
in every ward Monday evening, and called upon
the other end Of the party to read list OF the
places designated for the meetings.
~, ~. .t'1,'i ,r;,i " h,a, nn,,or liz nnpsa..S
a "te ~ ali finn. no ., a,, mcn
1t, read the list the other end OF the party had
49,. M -, '.,.i " s" uuesa plope9
nea.es @ uaue It1' .t;n rnti aiiu t4,e
~ ;ma;-;ta.s I,11 ther Wv" "s'e naae
~ w. % 1aa' 'o:s .1t ~ ~ m.'e sIo" ~
1ually
GEN. LIED
was rcsurrected. He commenced his speech by
saying that hc was out OF politics now, but was
in hsr M nn saaqnsa To- err fhe .:,+;o NJ
,yh,t ha said ~ 1hn ohiect ri the ,rset;n~ AZ.
ter T defending himself at some length, md try-
inv to make Its hearers believe that hc RIM tic
be ;nto eens m s oe n
"Countv Rinr,' 1onm ago rcpudiated hv he
naonIe .rt1 - i,horcd orr,,mcnt ~ favor ~ r.
mont stone. charuIn. corruption arain5t The
Kuiidjng C,ommitfee Of tie City Coun,jf IN iet-
From Fro, III this he 1 proceeded to saw thai more @
schon,s wrre ner1eI. ind tn chnrTc nnnn
tha Reu"hIic,n nartv tho rcsnonsihiiitv If
the growth Of Socialism. lie closed by nrpine
hs hearers to 20 quietly on with their work, and
pr predicted that M te Democrats would carry the the
thu tirst time he had apnearel heforc Demo. n
cratic Gathering since 1S74, when he holte,l rho
marty nomination. He hai fresh appearance.
KIT yerv little to say beyond urging his hcnrers
to stand firm lie was in favor Of harmony
and n strict ADHERENCE to party Iiucs. and saiti
it was proposed 10 conduct the canvass on b,1si-
ness principles, sry limiting that tticket-peddlcrs
and others would be expected TO Work without
pay and for the love OF the party On election
day. ..
Aid. Tuicv was drawn from back room for
speech, but before he got under way Nour
Carter" put in an appearance, aud he gave way
for him.
MR. HARRISON
said he had been resident OF Chicago twenty
hYe years, o1 Whlcn tln'e ne nad oeen IN olnee
seven years. lApplausc:] He bad never sought
az Office put once an1 H., ala not want var to nc
Mayor lAppause;J ms papers hau never
spoken OF him KINDLY, Dut the people han az. ealed
upon MIN to accept, anu nc accepted Mh1lc IN
nor}' TannIause'1 He lett the city to Get rid
Fl tho 6rsssnrp hrnurht tn bcor mon rim. and
had 1ot = accented ths nominnt,on mil hn had
had m honr,s talk with n Ken:uciSv friend.
TtnnIanse H. had hcen nominated by two
Goprrnl;ons f5op. and If he did not mistafo the
,rinI hc wnnlfl 10 ciccteIe iNnnlansei He
evnrrtcd to bc elected by Democrats.
Eat;ono1;sts md pood Rcnuhlicans'
md had becn 80 long idcntiGci
with the citv and it's interests that he could not
f,1t serv. tho rcnpfr NavDr ms we'll rs he had
served Sur e th.m n thc othcT nositions fhey Ind
ciyen him. Hc closed hy Insisting that he was
~ nn,;t,cian and 1,v 1,rtr hs hearers to 90 to
worls and hcin achicre - y forions victory.
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ALo' aoA1i
was again drawn out: tie sa1d the democrats
did not propose to allow politics to oe brought
into the canvass. The question OF "hether or
not there were too many ny-Maler,uenerais IN Con
gress was not to be discussed, but the issue was
good government. The saving OF se0.ooo OUT
ot tne appropriation III slleeI-cie.'l.n5 '"se
year Tas bad economy, nc SAID, ana then no
took the position OF oenS IN 1aVor OF 10"
taxation. The present congress mad pcen
an economic one, anu 10 th1cago the
question was not the Nasins oi Ine
D!ooay sn'fE, DUE Wne'Aer uEnloc;AIs sno41u
thc Ione " that cre long a and.swclI would sweep
every Kepnpl1can from OUNCE auo pos'tlon'
Mr. sElfr
was called for, anu RESPONDED og tnanklns tnose
ple5et lor 'e ,,rh;o, |;,,i hn az s,,r
~, he wonll1 turn over The last cent at tie end
Of his official term
Col. Cameron next spoke, laying SPECIAL
stress upon Tue goon chafactsT " ''t noEnlAeee