The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27
POLITICAL POINTS.
Meeting of the Several Parties.

Democratic meetings tonight are as fol-
lows.
At Dent, Nine-mile House-Speakers:
Lewis W. Irwin, ESQ.,, and ]. NJ. Dawson,
Esq.
At Harrison Town Hall-Speakers Hon.
Samuel F. Hunt, Hon. T. H. johnson, An
drew McNiicken, ESQ.,, and Geo. II. Lundv.
At Bond Hill-Speakers: Charles w.
Baker and Harvey Randell, Esq.
At Blue Jay-Speakers: Louis Remerin
and S. 2. Breckenridge, Esq.
At Clough School-house-Speakers: Hon.
Perry J. Donham and Hon. Joseph G.
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At Madisonville - Speakers: Nicholas
Bird, ESQ.,, and w. H. Mathews
Twenty-fifth Ward, at Dorman's Hall
Speakers: O. ]. Cosgrave, and E. Q. Rem
erin.
Eleventh Ward Ewing and Rice Club
have grand rally at their headquarters,
No. $50 Vine street. A number of able
orators will address the Club.
The Democrats of the Twenty-Third
Ward will hold meeting at their wigwam,
corner Coleman and Bank streets, this
evening. Several good speakers will be on
hand and address the meeting.
The Rice and Ewing Club of the Twen-
| tieth Ward have rented the hall over the
drug store corner of Eighth and Freeman
streets, and on Monday evening next they
will dedicate it to their services by rous-
ing ward meeting. Hon. G. W. Rowland,
c. w. Gerard, ESQ.,, and General Banning
will deliver speeches.
The Democrats of Miamtown have Or
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bers.
The Republican meetings tonight are as
follows: Symmes N. w., Sixteen-Mile
Stand-Hon. Benz. Butterworth, b. F.
Hopkins, l.. A. Staley and G. w. Williams.
Green N. E., Six Mile House, Colerain
Pike-F. Vogeler, Josiah Kirby and Judge
NJ. B. Hagans.
Wade-street Market-space Mass-meeting
Hons. L. Danford, L. c. Houk, of Tenn
essee, and Warner NJ. Bateman.
Twenty-frst Ward, Rolls Hall, Prices
Hid. Gano Ray, Lewis Voight and Peter
H. Clark.
Reading, Pfeifer's Hall-Maior D. w.
McClung, and Joseph Hermes, of Coving-
ton.
Delhi W., Home City, Magness' Hall
Hon. Ben. Eggleston and Charles c. Davis
Columbia, Jefferson School-house, In
dian Hill-E. Cort Williams and ]. T. De-
mar.
A Republican Club was organized at
Eisteman's Hall, Twenty-first Ward, last
evening.
Hon. L. Danford, Judge L. C. Houck of
Tennessee, Gen. Chas Grosvenor, Warner
NJ. Bateman, Esq. and Fred. Vogeler will
speak at the grand Republican rally at
Wade-street Market-space tonight. The
Hickenlooper Guards, after paradlng the
streets, will attend in body
The Lincoln Club held meeting last
evening and resolved tn appoint commit
tee of five to devise such measures and use
such means as they deem practicable for
the prevention of frauds upon the ballot
box and ofenses against the election laws,
and to ferret out and prosecute such
offenses. 1t was also decided to appoint
committee of five to apportion the MEM
bers of the Club among the various voting
places on election day.
At2 o'clock Sunday afternoon next the
dravmen and teamsters, in connection
with hackmen and furn;turecar men, pro-
pose to hold mass-meeting at Berni's Hall,
corner of Vine and Second streets.
The Socialists held large mass-meeting
on Everett and Linn streets last night
which was addressed by John Ehmann, P.
G. Mcclure and Ed. Hoffman. During the
speaking stone was thrown from vacant
lot back of the stand, and struck an old
man named Hartling on the forehead, cut
ting quite cash.
At Woodruti7s Building, Wyoming
Speakers Gov Tom Young, E. P. Ransom,
Rev. B. W. Arnet and Rev. S. P. Young
At Mt Lookout Park. First Ward
Speakers: Col. G. W. Moulton, Thomas
tMcDougall and John p Murphy.
At Turner Hall, Twenty-fifth Ward
Speakers: Stanley Matthews and S. H.
PumLnill.