, 1879-03-25
Mr. Jnckson and Gen. Julius White, nftcr which
the meeting adjourned


Republican Club wss lold Inst evening In the
hail corner Of Archer and Portland AVENUES,
Mr. Michael achnttz In the chair, A committee
ot three, consistln9 Of Mesars. Martin Best, q.
y. 6horek, and jancs q. 8tephons was ~.
pointed to select Captain, d Lieutenant. a''l
Notary Public for eacll precinct. On motion,
The Secretary, iir. Boyd, was added to the COM
miltec, which will mako Us report Thursday
eyentng. s1r. Drake, candidate for no Asses,
.otsh o. ,!c south Towa a,r, 'naas ef!S.
lowed by Mr Perkins, who spnke At consldern-
bic length on the necessity Of economy both Ia
city nnd town matters. a1ul shnwtd 'Ent unt,hE
ille past three years Of Republican admln!stta.
lion tue t1na,,cea pf The city had been brought
from disorder Into order, while tho aeot llad
been reduced several million dollars, The meet
ing then adjourned.
Efourn.
The Republicans OF the Eighth Ward held
rouslng meeting at No. 15f Harrison street last
night. There we're over -U0 present, IND, AZ
ihcrc," for tho room WAS terribly crowded, a.
though the utmost harmony prevailed: The
meeting was rn!icd 10 order by Chr,s Mamsf.
niti Joht, Lusscn vas appointed Chairman 1lc
Treasurer; Col, Rtcabs, candidate for CITY AT
torncy; O.eal ". Barrett, Air. Bliss, aflil Oscar
Miech addressed tue meeting, which adiourncd
early.
ELEvHKTt1'
Last evening the Eleventh Wnrd Republican
Club held unc of the largest and most cnthuei-
astss meetings tsat was ever held IN that SECTION
1T the cstY. Mr. II. F. Cole presided. After
tuutlna business bad Gcen transacted. Mt. Johh
sfercr. candidate for West Town Clerk, made q
Kirk ilawes, wnu showed Why The Republican
iucal ticket nhoul Go elected.
Ms. a. II. Wright then nndc~ his appearance,
aud, being called upon, stated cmphaticnlly that
ieat City Government, aud his add!ntstratInn
would bc conducted Ia tue interest ot the pco'
p!e.. lie wanted 1t understood that hc was
pledged to 1o all he could for TIC Interest OF the
cittzeus un!l taxpnycra OF Chicago.
Mr. II. E. Cole offered the following. which
were Unanimously adupted:
WHEREAS. The Democratic Members Of Con.
Kfcnt led OH by tht hr!gadicrs Of the ,aie Rcbrl
latase. have In The pa.t and SILL do propose TO re-
Tnse nfoper appropriations with which to conduct
the ni!nrs Of the Governments unless hamtI!atlng
CONFESSIONS ars made br The Republicans: anil
WnKnEA*, These thlnra are asked b} tAe Domo.
Gratis n order to pafe tho way 10 succcsa In lRso;
R<tolrtd, That This Climb convey to the President
Of the United States In snoAt emphatic terms that
the day Of conpromlsca has GONG by, aud, f1E ho
Tacy Of Conersss, hs viii 10 no longer recognized
rs 4 Republican l'resdcnt.
Ntsotrtd, That thete resolutions ba tcnt to our
Representative, Col. geursc II. ,avts with the dc.
nland 4a1 he stA1sd uacnMprosatsfnKly a.nlnss aIl
conccssons, and 1hat he, with the o,trr tepubllc-
a w. hs
and the loyal people of the country.
It whs decided to scnd q copy Of these resolu-
ttous 10 the lion. George II, Darls, Mt Washing
ton.
John Lyle King wns next ca1led up una hc
made one Of Ills strung characteristic speeches.
Luther Latlin Mills, The Hon. A. L. Morrison,
Peter Buschwah nntt others addressed tue
meeting, after which, an adjournment WAS taken,
subj 1ect to the Gull Of tue President.
Twelfth.
A lnree and enthusiastic meeting OF Rapul,-
lieans of tt,e Fourth Precinct Of the Twelfth
Ward was held last avenng ~ the llnl! at No.
G93 West Madison street, Sit. ]. II. Sanders
presiding. The hall was parked, nnd many
iral meetings In years. Mr.. Sanders made few
remarks unun calling The n,cctig to order, aud
he WA succeeded bv Grn. Julius White. who
mnde stirring speech.
appointed by the C4air to confer with tic off
eesx pf tho Twelfth Ward Republican Club
with regard to essaplfshtng headquarters IN
that ward, ,whici, would BE- open continually
until after tl'c election. Tl,e motion vas car
.n!ttee Z. L. Wright, J. L. Cornphel, md J. d.
Everett.
Col. Dan Mum, being called upon, nado ono
o. s te q ~ wieh i e a;ssd s., i TIC
say to liz ncup!e IN Washington: "Dh.n't
tell yo1 stou!l well at hone! Didn't Chj.
cago always 70 Republican until this sprlugl
Doesn't this thow tlnt the maturity OF tic pco-
| ,,ie iu ChIcago upheld inc when wnA opposing
! Inc fnsorcsts of ihc counl1yf" Could The pep
pic aslord to elect such man as that rs Mayor
| Vi Ch!rnyol
Addsesses were also made BY the Hon. Frank
| j. Smith, Gen. o. l.. Mann, ]. W. Bennett, anu
| os!lers. --..
Tne Fourteenth Ward Republicans held a
| good meeting last evening ut No. III Cornell
Coi. 4. II. KaIten was called @ tllp ciair.
Mr. W. L. Underwood was the frat spcuker,
and be made strong speech, tn the coutsc Of
which he tonched upon National politics, as,!
porter oi tjc Southern Brtgad!crs, mud . tler,a,
s,osue. The t!tncss Of the Republican cantt!-
dntes for thu oi!iccs for which they wcru nolnl.
nutcd was stoken Of, and the voters Of the
md support the Republican tirkct,-the best oi
speeches we're also malc by Mai. e. A. Story,
t Mr. Russell, hini. Brockway, Louis Martini Re-
puhllson ci4!lato ,,' for Adsrma" 10 tl,e pour.
Town Collector, md John Mc1iudcn. All the
| apcakcrs nAde encouraging remarks, and urged
t!,oau present TO put their shoulder tu the wheel
on else.!on.day a'd p;sst r. ce;t!nE out tic
The meeting ttIcn adjourned.
A Committee of Republicans nave been maxi
Ing Thorough canvass af the Fourteenth Waf!.
a,d report that the prospect for tho election OF
Louis slartin for Alderman "a irst;class, not
| withatandlug tue rutuora that hayo been clrcu-
tatrd regarding his candidacy, II was statcd in n
mongrcl newspaper that Mr. MARTIN VISA about
10 "!av down." ind give up without struggle.
That was written BY FREUD Of an Aldermantc
asplra,lt, a.nl he knew 1t was a le when hc
wrote, 80 say Fourteenth Ward Republicans,
who know Mi. Martin Intimately a,,i vel, ar.i
know tint he does not intend to Withdraw, nor
does he weaken tn the aliglltcst degree. Oh the
contrary, he Will csrry On more vigorous
canvass than ever, II That Is possible, As,d lse has
gut the bulge on btu opponrnts. and they: knoH-
ing 1t, arc circulating false reports abuut him.
| sIXTEkNTI.
The Sixteenth Ward Democrats held meet,
!ng last evening ut Mo. h5 ClYbourn avenue.
str. Alolph Hchoen!nger stated TINT the object
Of thc meeting was to organlzo for work at Tue
POLLS at tho coming c1ection anl TO nom
i,late candidate for Alderman. lie
,noycd that a cou,uittce Of ta'rco DO ~.
pointed 10 nun,innte committees to take
thasga of tho precincts at tl.s coming election,
Tie reso!utlon prevailed, anl the Chair appoint,