The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
POLITICAL POINTS.
Meetings Of the Different Parties

Mr.. Geo. Rietman is the Republican can
didate for Real Estate Assessor in the
Twenty-third Ward.
o'clock at their rooms corner Eighth anc
Race streets.
The Republican mass-meeting this even
ing at the corner of Vine street and Nc.
Micken avenue, will be addressed by Hon.
R. G. Horr, of Michigan; Gen. T. M.
Browne, of Indiana; Hon. Walter Evans,
of Kentucky, and Ferdinand Vogeler.
Warren Higley and s. H. Drew will ad.
dress the Republicans of .Elizabethtown at
the Town Hall this evening.
Hon. Benz Butterworth will address the
Republicans of the First Ward at the Re-
publican Wlgwam of this precinct.
Hon. A. Worth Spates, Thos. McDougall
and S. Matthews will speak at Harrison City
Hall this evening.
Judge NJ. B. Hagans, Benz. Eggleston, and
G. W. Williams are announced for Repub-
lican meeting at Mt. Pleasant this evening.
The Republicans of the Twenty-second
Ward win hold their last meeting tonight
at the northwest corner Of Belts and Free
man. Col. T. G. Campbell, E. C. Williams
and D. Gano Ray will address the meeting
The Republicans of the Nineteenth Ward
nominated George W. Estep for Real Estate
Assessor last evening.
Mr. i. H. Fillmore has been nominated
Real Estate Assessor by citizens of the
Fourth Ward.
The Republicans held large meetings in
the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards last
evening.
The Socialists have arranged to hold a
mass meeting this evening at the corner of
Hunt and Broadway.
A mass meeting of the Democracy of the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards will be had
this evening at the corner of Pearl and
Broadway, where General James B. Steed-
man, Hon. A. G. Thurman, General D.
Ward and W. H. Pugh will speak.
The Democrats of the Second Ward will
hold mass meeting this evening at the
Engine-house, corner of Mcmillan avenue
and Concord street. Hon. John f. Follett,
with other able speakers, will address the
meeting.
The Ewing and Rice Club of the Ninth
Ward, will hold meeting this evening at
their Club.room. in the Engine-house on
Vine street, near the canal.
At Fairmount, in the Twenty-fourth
Ward this evening, the Democrats will in
augurate hickory-pole raising, and be ad.
dressed by General Sam. Hunt, Hon. Chas.
Reemelin and Lewis Irwin, Esq.
The Democratic people of the Third, Sew
enth Ninth and Eleventh Wards will meet
this evening at the corner of Hunt and
Broadway, and be addressed by Hon G. H.
Pendleton, Hon. A. G.. Thurman and Hon.
Charles Reemelln.
The Ewing and Rice Club of the Fifth
Ward will meet this evening at their hall
No. IS Broadway.
Hon. Conrad Harris, P. J. Donham,
Lewis Reemelin and Thomas johnson will
address the meeting this evening at the
wigwam on Coleman street near Bank.
Gen. Thomas Ewing will be in the city
againnext Monday night. Senator Dan.
Vorhees, of Indiana, is also announced for
the same time.
A large Democratic mass meeting was
held in front of the Plum-street Depot last
evening. Mr.. Geo. w. Morris was chosen
President, and while awaiting the coming
of the speakers of the evening, introduced
Hon. VIM. O'Neil to the audience, who
made short speech. Upon the arrival of
Senator Thurman he was greeted with
cheers and after being introduced spoke
for an hour, principally in reference to the
Radical claim of friendship for the soldier,
and the measures of the extra session.