, 1879-03-27


economical naturalization Of the city than the
working Gl6ss.
Air. Petcr Duscl,wah, Col. KIcaby, and Mr..
Noyes Also addressed The meeting. the Inst
synpalhJ With tho Southern Democracy aud
hs extensive dealings 10 tax.titcB. Mr. john
Lylo King concluded the exercises with roua-
lux osd.t'mc spseci', n ~hlv'', 10 INSURED h!s
tho cfty on Tuesday.
KI0nTH.
The Repnbllcens Of tho Eighth Ward rallied
IN force Inst night At 10 West Polk street, btr,
J. y. Thomas prestIinE. Mesars. u1ndle. Lusscn,
aisd +. q. Thonhpsuli a'ldrcsse,l the nectthg,
aha wh9e ~ latter was speaking crowd OK
uhdleciplincd Democrats attempted to break up
tue msetI,,e, bnt were promptly suppressed.
Nj. .. ". Barrett, candidate for Alderman,
spoRe a. some length In favor Of economy Ia
munic,oal Affairs, ,nnd pledged ltalsclf II
trolueed IN tic Council.
alt. hlcksch also addressed tho meeting, and
Mf. John Lussen, being roea!tot, urged upon the
voters TUG necessity Of working for the whole
Ticket The Meeting then adjourned.
NINTH.
NAH ,'sS Ws sstns s & n h. spefi1s VII. snsa s s
street.
Marcus a. Farvell opened the spceeh.mnkng
oJ lew brief am& wcll-choscn fon,nrka III re-
gard 10 thc necessity Of elcctIng the Republican
lcal and sound City Administration.
Richard Jones, Republican candidate for Al
dernan. ". l.. Underwood, John Lylo King,
Col. Nteabr,. and j. j. Montague nlao nude
cEs present tt!e importance Of suppurting tile Re-
publican Nominees at tho election Tuesday.
TwELTTn.
A very large and enthusiastic ward meeting
was held last evening at Marines Hall, On Ada
s,treet, under tile auspices Of the Eleventh,
War snI Gpa6sG " rsssv 6s1 h The @
now members, about flfty joining the Club. On
lnotlon, the whole question Of providing chal-
lcngeFs, tlckct-peddlers, and notarice for Tues
dry next Was lelt to thu Executive Committee,
which was nlso charged With tho duty OF raising
funds for campaign expenses.
Leonard 4wctt WAS received with great ap-
pfause. He said That tile pending elcrtlon had
a two.fold s.eniflcance, aiId would hnyo an iul-
1850. It was aecogntzcd On all hal,.s That ID
tfmliasfon o. the Rrosscst character MAS e1er-
c!sud At the Last Presidential election, And It
WAS reasonable TO believe that the American
people would demand unanimously tllat this
removed. But 10 fact tho Democratic Congress
had United to detnhnd the repeal Of every Law
looking to tic prevention Of fraud. MI. 8wutt
gave description Of tile workings Of the exist
Ing Election law, And showed that tho demand
for Its repeal did not come from the South It
wa8 sought 10 remove hll checks On frauds In
New York, Chicago, und other great cities, tho
chcf Object Of the Democrats being to carry
istratlon law and proper safeguards on tho bal
lot-boxee, the neT charter Was adopted, tho
term Of the CotyLn gang extended, and the city
lost full $5,000,000 In consequence. The
what the Democrats would dq when they, got
chancc. The South would be united In 1881,
and II Now York could be carried by forco and
fraud the Democratic would elect man who
would be entirely. under tho control Of the
South. Tho speaker hopad that the Chicago
representative 10 Congress would stay in
Washington all along to vote against tho repeal
Of the Supervisors act, anu that, X the Appro-
prtatfon bill paasea with this. question tucked on
TO It, President HnYcs would continue to veto
II Just aa long as he could write bis name. Mr..
Harrison might bo we'll enough in his way, but
II was impossible to sever him from the gang
which "as running him, ind which VIA the sanlc
1o 1arcs. ma soa s sks o Se as c,n esa sfowa a.
That gnug, II thcy ever got power, would ruin
tile financial standing Of the city, ~ they so
nearly did beforot and It therefore behooved
every man who had the Interests Of the cl4y al
ticket.
Gcn. O. L. Mann, the Hon. A. L. Morrison,
and others also spoke, aud met With IN cnthu'
stastic reception.
Of about fifteen mlnutes duration, n. Which ho
took strong ground I'll favor OF tic Republican
ticket throughout. DR.. Thomas dweIt upon the
vital Importance Of economy IN municipal
affairs, and the necessity Of electtng to Office
responsible citizens who would see to It that the
finances of the city were properly administered
md the laws enforced. His speech was loudly
anp1audcd, nnd tile reverend Kentleman'e re-
marks will not be without weight In detcrmin-
ing the course OF tho electors OF tho Eleventh
Ward.
TWELFTH.
A largely attended and most enthusiastic
meeting was held Tuesday evening at the bali
No. 413 Western avenue. There vas much en-
thuslasnt, and tho speeches were Good md tell
ing. Addressea wore mado BY Judge Morrison,
Henry MeClory. and Col. ]. Y. Bennett. 1lle
Twelfth Ward has pledged itself to Gtyc !, 600 to
the Republican tlckct.
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sniritci mretinlr Int cyenjnT At Miiinr,s niacc
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sneccb. In liz co,tr.s Of Which he snoko S oi thSs
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n. Whit hnIl r1nrs.sri III nnjrinn ~ IN ren.ra
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they 1nt1ht nnTnrnf fram = nrmnrsatic cifvAS
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urar snnke br.cfiy. at Tia enrncst mi of thc
tncef,rs.' He rn,inaro5 the tinonr.ai monogos
mani nf lie Hcnnhliran citv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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