The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
POLITICAL POINTS.
Closing Speeches of the Cam
paign.

The Democratic meetings tonight are as
follows
Hon. William s. Holman, of Indiana,
with Edward Green, ESQ.,, will speak at
Harrison.
G. W. Rowland, with George s. Lundy,
ESQ.,, is announced to speak at Cherry
Grove.
Larky McHugh and Irwin B. Wright,
ESQ, will address the Democracy OF North
Bend this evening.
Captain E. P. Dustin and Hon. Thomas
H. Johnson address the people at Franklin
Wells.
Walter Palm and Louis Irwin, Esq, are
to be at Pleasant Ridge.
General Durbin Ward and Hon. Emil
Rothe will address the Democracy at Read
ing.
G. w. Baker, ESQ.,, Hon. J. G. Sextro and
George H. Lundy, ESQ.,, will be at Twelve
mile House.
Hon. Alex. Long, Hon. Thomas H. John
son and General Banning at Cedar Grove,
Warsaw Pike, will enliven the Democracy
with able speeches.
G. w. Gerard, Otto Palm, Louis Reeme-
lin and Thomas Paxton meet the Democ-
TdCy anu duuTeSS IueIu dt ildi e'iio'A y Va ASA
Delhi Pike, Lower River Road. s3Ea
Judge George Hoadly, Hon. Il. W: Kit
tredge and Judge J. G. Meuser, of Craw-
ford County, will speak at the corner OF
McMicken avenue and race street.
Hon. William T. Forrest and Andrew
McMicken, ESQ.,, will speak at Madison
VILE.
Hon. George H. Pendleton, Hon. A. G.
A VI pina will cnaak
at the Fifth street market space.
w. j. O'Neil, DR.. Bradford and w. Pugh
will address the Democrats at Fourth and
Park streets.
The culminative Democratic boom in
Hamilton County will open to-day, at
o'clock p. m. by grand barbecue and bas-
ket meeting at Woodland Park, formerly
East End Garden. The afternoon meeting
will be presided over by Judge George
Hoadly. and be addressed by General Jas.
B. Steedman, Hon. A. G. Thurman and Hon.
George H. Pendeton. The evening meet
ing, with illuminations and bonfres, will
be presided over by Hon. Charles w. Row.
land, and addressed by the gallant soldier
and Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor General A. V. Rice, Hon. Charles
Reemelin and others.
The two United States Senators from
Ohio, Hon. George H. Pendleton and Hon.
Allen G. Thurman, spoke at the meeting in
the Third Ward last evening.
A special committee of Democrats have
ordered magnificent banner, which will
be presented with appropriate ceremonies
to the precinct of the city or county giving
the greatest Democratic gain over the vote
of last fall.
The Republican meetings for this even
ing are as follows:
Senator Stanley Matthews and T. G.
Campbell are announced for a meeting at
Cheviot, Green, S. w., Miller's Hall.
At Dyer's Grove, G. w. Williams and
others will address Republican meeting.
Warner M. Bateman, John A. Caldwell
and Peter H. Clark will speak at Wood
ruf's Hall, Wyoming.
Col. 7. G. Campbell, G. w. Williams and
D. Gano Ray are announced to speak at
Cleves Town Hall.
General w. II. Gibson, Hon. Joseph R..
Hawley, of CONNECTICUT, Green B. Raum,
of Washington, and Hon. r. G. Horr of
Michigan, will address the meeting at the
Court-street Market space.
At Turner Hall, Cumminsville, the Re-
publicans will be addressed by Ex-Governor
WlIth kpu'Cot Va w JoiiiAhE1 uNSe
Noah, of Tennessee, and d. Thew Wright,
Esq.
Hon. BENZ. Eggleston, Josiah Kirby, G.
Cort Williams, and Joseph Hermes will
speak at Bond Hill.
Herman Marckworth, L. A. Staley, and
G. w. Williams are announced for Home
City, Magness Hall.
The Ninth Ward Hickenlooper Guards
in accordance with the orders of Col. A. c.
Sands. Colonel Commanding, will assemble
at their armory, corner of Court and Race
streets, at o'clock this evening, for the
final parade of the present campaign.
As many as two thousand voters were
present at the Republican meeting, corner
of Vine street and McMicken avenue, las
evening.
About 10 O'Clock last evening the friend
of Ex-Governor Spates, of Wyoming Ter
ritory, proceeded to the Gibson House, ac
companied by band and rendered tha
gentleman serenade. Governor Spates
accompanied by Col. G, w. Moulton, ap
peared on the balcony and short speeche
were made by both.