, 1880-04-04

,"otf co,nnate,lt men shon1l be elected to
thes.. Ioraj Offices. If they want just such
men they should vote for Appleton, Aln!e1lttaa
niger Johnson le GtSls1 s;Ie u aI nSs tgr1e's Tsms
larly the Eighteenth Ward, u the C2nlY}ofl e Y}
ConnciI, they must vote for at. A. d. Baf-
lev. fGreat applanse.l .,,- ,..!.i
Mr.. J. III. Flower was then 1htroduced:
Ha snitl they were nwatsc ctuld NlleH there
was wa ;: an election. that the country was in
danger. Well, the country was now i'll dan
ger, This election would. ,,h2ve a fayoraole
intiucnte on the PresideHttaf election :l1ext
ffail. fil The affairs OF the eitys were noW M III IL
% usoule would suffcr. If tile Republican can
didatcs for Aldermen were elected the sity
wouid lye safe. The Aldermen lnust see that
the city is kept clean. They must see that
we have sufficient ana comi91ta3oEe e,Sco scneo1- sa
uartlncIt tn make 1t safe to walk the street
1T any time during the day or niglit, anu that
we are not III constant danger OF having ouI
homes burgiarizetl. # Mr. Burley ;hA the
other ldeh who are eall1ldates Ia r9r e. aluer,neh
sions On tlieir part will be forgiven: # the
nnnre uf the North Side will turn out Tues
day % and do their full duty, there could be no
doubt of grand victory.
of the Eighteenth Ward, .was the neXt
50 SPEAKER. Ike he said he ftlt deeply the kind
ness and good will OF the people Of the. ward
fnr nominating him to Il position entirely un=
sought, and which he only accepted with
S6.o',id # alected. do his full duty without
NV Moru, ~ f.vnT He wBs IN favor Of cleaf1lng
nmr streets. rs they nre disgrace at present.
he lie was VA also III favor Of prblio schools. As
regards the boulevard Question, Ae pleuged
aa. anainst The civ Charter prevented him
fTom. voting on d question In which
he was personally interested. The
ay n3r yrfc fcG uo neSpe %paed c to ret sS the boal
vorI t1,a,nsnlves if wnuli not cost more to
i,ava f tMe hnnlhyard on nonrb6fn avenue than
~, Hush Street. Tic people of the North
Side lad been presented ,y4a With t2wn tieket
dinser inner could well be trusted to ha1idfe the
mn,,ry. Mr, Appleton was man Of charac-
ter and ability, and better man to make the
assessment could not well be found. The
2r oss sn On sv s tsae ba to sEc 1 4Rx 5 t{ka %
was but a skirmish for the real battle to come
~ neyt fall. They must prepare now for
the grand contest. Whether it would be the
wnritlsrenowucd Grant, the brilliant
~ nt'''4e' our own estinable fellow
citizon. Mr., Washbtffte [gteat ap-
RISe 1;ming eig 3 w sbouIdef M to I Shoulder 90 into
the the nattie and achieve a great and glorious
| Victory. :.
Mr.. Samuel Appleton, candldate TOT TOT E2Ttn =, PIN,
remarks, and spoke particularly well of II the s
viii viii lin, and said it would be disgrace
| and shame not to elect these ment As lar
| as he himself was concerned he would Ger
| tainlY Try to do his duty better: than NIT
Chass did. Nr. Chase had oeen nn1er uhate. sta
He could noL nna oue mnas ,,,,'rtfi rtt,tq
prohli4ent YenocIats MetS n,.s /; ,1trti, III
fe1Ty Il; o1tn u nlVHns u ~ III, nnnrar
b4t Mr +. Il IT, hseS dmss9nh hs y Pm hnt IS Tn
VINO aceeiua,s ~ All Gla1G; t1S;,it To- saS l;ow he
poor ie!o% esn st along 1 Then there re- fa
Gyrus H. cHoam,gh, "nu aOa waf 20" sccnrdng to
pe Immensely weHtI5 - ~; ~ ~ r1onaIfy HThsd
Chase ne la4 out oso foate ~ ohrcsd. It. IL.
not nKe r. " ,ta1;I l,,tst of tha cifv hit heroul
]uIea nie ~ tbasn ba Foets fdanflaflS
not le5p Itlf1alnG ~ t "a ann,T in ~ ,actifv
He dld NOT Know Wilt n9 t,nt ~ .xha
| these things, bnt ne Won4n s;y t,lAt Mtte'ei
Air. John j. Healy was the next speaker,
| and said he had listened With much atte1l-
ton to the figures furnished By their next
Ac"aee,,. 1shoso fpuree more than any,
f1,;ng elso s1,orlI in1iuce every taxpayer in
tnlng else sno,u e.,n a,,4 eS,d }re{n fn nHnf,ge
thina E elss that iv we m;ebt have fair assessment
and not have the poor people pay t4e ~ mNes SIS
| for such men Us Smith, Winston, McCogmlek
q 20. .,..o -. o,,.o,,;z.,r
FeAr Jonllsoii+ caluiuat9 - fa,x -
was next introduced anu AA7"e Ao" Ae
MARKS: ,.,,o,.a ,,e, r,oda e+;rr,no
| LOUIS hack ano otnels '*>'eo na"oo
| Pex sPexeehgTs. T.,;oa ,,1ao5a,1aar cand;data fo1
| Viii mn,n,s CaiIentor and Alr. William
NoIan 1Y"n g;i'ata ng;tEIto, fn,r Tn.rn fprk were
Grelner, r., cahal9hle l91 tomn neaf,ae "0''
also introduced anu maui sno1s spe0'
| YOUNG MEMS AUXILIARY.
| Tha Fvacutiva Committee of the Young
>ra,., 1nS;i;ars- f,mh nf the North Town
| Mems 1auSlilaa. ,uIad i;Iu - n enn,mnrv ri thn
| mas, as usull, PuDi1sieu Z sunliAty 49, 49,
qua!lncatlonS 81 tAe itRaptr.'t ~, ~ nau 49,,
cratic candidates ,VF o1ces IL HIe s1r -. MI
might be expected oy any nGe Mo p = IL,
| with the nominees, the CInadlttee ,cneeI!uuy
| and cOnscientiouSly Trcommena lne cltlzens
! to vote for the entire Republican tlcKeL
| SneaEinp nj the Democratic nominee for As
! sassoT fEa c;rc,,lar SAYS:
ses9oa, ~ 49,. n1,,,,orat;o ro,n;nae FIJI
Samuel b Gnase, tns te.,st,t It~sr honef
assessor. IS Ins p5eSs.ia M .d ~ i,oet hnxn da:
that "neh eiecteu " o.u ~ ~ ~ +oTnorers
cent regard Tor the 1ntere IS u sns
but he has nGt: AmonE a.s iohSnr Crow owFord
GmPloyea are t9s n,otter EnHwn rs ICON y, jim
Farrell, Pm Hansorongn, in ma Inh7 Wa,.h H.
9a!eay, y,as.a aut 80 1a,Gera ard nsso.jstos OF the
1ness pe.ev4I5 az To,,eo 1nIr" We r1rpa yol
! notorious hAtcu tiuusT etstin9 md t,fs f1elayi
to lnVesta9hte tneta n, M ~ % .nv thnt III,
that you VIII agIet "a,M ai,,s r. r. - fba 13rT,,f7an
empioyinenn sa o. sIcI u 1;sgrare t., tie Nort