, 1880-10-17

AAAA ~ 4
that party: He stated In his brief nddrcss to the
Club that hs had boon thinking tho matter over
TOR four or Eve months, and had finally decided
that was his duty to cast his fortunes with the
13sepublIeaa party, to whose bands the business
Interests Of the country could be moro safely in
trustod than these OF their opponents It IL be-
llevod that the example set BY a man Of tho high
standing and sound Judgment Of ex-Ald, Phelps
will be followed hy many other aensible Demo-
Gratis In tho Third Ward. >
I r.; GHH. RBN HARRISON
will speak at Rock Island Tuesday, Bushnell
tWedne.day. md Ottawa Friday. All these meet
inRs will be held in the dny time.
/ Gen. S. Fl. Russell Ut Texas. will hold evening
meetings at Paris Monday. Mattoon Tuesday.
pee4tnr Weaneadayi sprhinRteld f., Thusfday; % and
Vile Saturday.
!. COL 1EaERsoLh =. -.
will probably be able to speak no more during
this campaign, ~ be contracted severe cold
during the CANVASS In Ohio. In case he RECEIVERS
he will mako ono or two speeches In Illinois to-
wards the oioso of the campaign
: NOTES.
F.: OF thirty-seven voters employed in one de-
partment of large mercantile house On SIadi-
seven for daraald md ten for Hancock.
i; nesting Of young Democratic lawyers Was
held Yesterday afternoon at the Palmer T House
headquarters, at which It was decided that wig
orous measures should be 1naugurated to
obvtate overwhelming defeat IN tbs county;
Committees were appointed n eacn wnrn. an9 a9
measures taken to secure the appointment OF
young Democratic lawyers as United states
Supervisors. Tho meeting adjourned Until q p.
II. Monday.
The French Republicans of the Fourteenth
Wurd met last evening at e83 Milwaukee ave-
nue. and listened to good speeches FROM s1ctor
Gcrnrdn, 4. Fause. and III f. Gueronl1
The Fourteenth Ward Republican Club held
we'll attended meeting laat evening at Ne. 1i'6
William q. Mason, Col. II. s. scrlbner, aud Gen.
H. Fl. Thomas.
A large mass-mectfnX under tho auspices OF
the Garfield and Arthur Club OF the Sixth Ward
was held last evening at Dclp1s Hhu, corner
Lincoln and Hipman Streets Good speakers
were IN Attendance.
The Sixth Ward Republican Club met last
evening at No. SOS Soush Halsted street. There
was good ATTENDANCE, and speeches we're maze
By Luther Latin Mills, Gen. Q. l.. Mann, and
Ma3. James n. Brochway.
The Thirteenth Ward Republican Club met
tendance good despite the biuster4nR
weather. Speeches we're made by Luther Latiit
Mills, Cauute 4. Marson, Elliott Anthony, aud
others.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Club met at
No. 4uO West Madison street last evening for the
trunsacuon OF business. Reports were received
Is to the canvass Of the several precincts and
the registration OF tho voters and arrangements
uade 10 haro tho work thoroughly done IN order
to prevent fraudulent voting.
4 largo and enthusiastic meeting Of tho
Scandinavian Republicans OF the Sixth ward
housing speeches BY 4. G. Lundburg, Of tue
Seventeenth Ward, Mr.. Greely. Of the Third
Ward, and g. kroil, Of tue Seventh, canu!date
for the Legislature. Ino meeting Wa5 III every
way si1ccess.
The Republicans OF the Fifth Ward rallied last
cyeulnc 1T tho corner ct Twenty-si1th street
and Portland avenue. ". D: Kent presided, and
tsaa aa 1adss s of oy Th las
named gentleman addressed h1nself especaaly
to the working classes The enthuSlasm was
great.
The Republican, Of the Fourth Ward held a
meeting ut Thirty-thtrd street and South PARK
avenue last evening. .. s. Cook III tho chair. a
plat Of the ward was presented, according 10 me
81 she no preeinet as taaI ~
attend Il conference to be held nt AsmurF .han
Tuesday cveulng. The meeting WAS addressed
by $. 4. Douulns. Jr., at some lcnStn. ano mo ne nc
ladies were IN the audience.
The First Ward Republican Club held its reg.
ular weakly moettnE last evening at the Grana
ne,ne Hote The session a. Vas ny III 9sS ,o nc
minutes OF the previous meeting, at Wnlca
James J. Healy WIS expelled, were adopted by
st,ns M1on. sasd EroS.ski we're appointed coul-
mittee to aalact the Ward Calnpnign Committee.
The meeting then adjourned. the mouon oetog
strength Of the two factions IN the meeting last
night
Tne Republicans OF the Central Park district
of the Twelfth Ward arr fully awake and deter
cincts Of this banner Republican ward OF the
ses!heS. 'asss and spisssdM M mTs{tas p.,1i q tie
was held Mt the ourner OF California avenue ana
Madison struet- There was singing and sPSnk. Pk.
xtta nasa vssz ss SIS iii s1
! Light demonstration. and will be presented
beautiful tug by the Republican ladies OF the
precinct
There are about 800 Swedish voters in he Fifth
Ward, hut until within tho past week nothing has
been dune toward OrKauxfnE tham- 4 rev DAYS
! ago several OF the enthusiastic Republicans
among them got together r., ana ssaea - rto cal TOR
| seventh and Arnold stree:s. There WAS GOOD
attendance, a club wns organized, a1ld thirty
alsetsd axe sdaef Preeden rso as Hxaa
| dent, Aug Johnson. Treasurer, Frank Mogna-
| spn: Secretary, John =; Ain; yice-seesetargg,
CUE. Johnson, mis- .Nounek. 4 march.
es, eSs Tss csesen ess a.or a,R1e7fs osDus
| Captain, John ?. Johnson; Lieutenauts John
EIs,roa1. Frank johnson. another meellng win
e9pected ps n d that The Eub viii have 5o5 members
| within the next ten days.
| The French Garfield and Arthur Club Of the
| Fourteenth Ward held ou enthusiastic meeting
| ut NO. G33 M1tN AQhuG ~ IfASl CttsA1Nk.
| Delfosse in the chair. Nr. y. Gerardin showed
| that the Democrats wanted to lower tho wages
| Ut the worklnG1ncn.
| mr. L. Faurc spoke OF the enthusiasm OF the
| French voters. throughout the Northwestern
! Snatps tor the Republican party on account OF
its principles Of progress. civilization and free
| dom.
Justice Demars stated that his countrymen
would always stand for those grand princtpos;-
| free press free speech, nnd free ballot he
| eulosized the Republican ca1laitatesA. A and re-
fcrred to Trt1ubull and his bill for $1,000 for q
| threc- hours speech IN the McArdle case, which
| the Government bud to pay.
| Mr. IL E. Guerault~ wbu used to he Demo-
| crut satd that he and thousands nf others were
forced to vote for Garfield and Arthur.
| Mr. Charles Z. Sollarlnn spoke Of the duty Of
| Republicans, who must not sleep on their lat,-
| refs.
! Tho Club decided to attend the 1nass-meeting
| Of French clubs at Maskell Hall On the after
noon Of the 24th inst
| A GERMAN COLONY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. B.-The German Land
Association, composed Of prominent German!
Of Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore. has