, 1880-03-16
LOCAL POLITICS,
WnrA Meetings Last lIvenlnE-Po1lt1cnl
fiH8Aip.

""fa Hloo'l"eS t:n...n G"s. nsVo"'ne-foll''c"i
A mass-mecting Of the citizens of the Sixth
sack's 1IalI. Drown T and T Tweniintl, @ Streets.
1nst nir1t tha oi,act h,.t,r, +, toni. oftnr tho.
Interests * TT tho ward ward at % tle coming @ at election
In response to this call about 15o business
men md worktngmcn Of tho ward attended,
and n very harmonious meeting was Ind.
Joseph O'ke'ly, and Mr. John Griffin was
chosen President; John Mclkennn Secretary.
The Chair briefly explained tic object Of tho
mnc,inr ani Nfcssrs I1rnrv Vail nnf1 Donlcl
.,a tSE; 'u aess's ~ .ae t.e's 'o'n . n.e.
oulli'an spoke III 1a'or ol fon'par'ls'''i
nomination.
Mr.. william Curran, a Democrat, Mt prcs-
ent n mon,her at thc Donrtl of Ftlucntion. wa,
nominated as a can,lidnte for Alderman.
MI: Albert Mccarthy followed pointing
present II they desired to defeat Aid, Cutler
work hnrd. employing iii iol,ornbio mcal1s
for tho purpose, they would meet with stit-
cess. But they lad got q j,owurfn! opposl-
tion to face, for tllo man io mcnt!onei had
got Ills own intJ0cs of efectlon nu,p[uted. Ii
thcy GTS would @ stlck % togcther rplIt''I he wouli
Sou t9f n bd % anss Of So or en s VIZ
" cunntci. - A9''SS' '0~' WV" ''o'~''
h1r.. AfcGltnn. II lifelong Dcmocrnt, re-
nna fes5ed G1nn II ss9tnS SaSa tSFs T. e 9sEs x[s fs
inent in tho na3crs md pl,rm,rtImr 10 bo
Signed BY q humber at luinber,nen aid
CuIierton IN pt ia connc N ill., unG rSSru lnac %G f
fnnw If .1,,tfaa war, n HlG"er trnttnr 1ic
wanted van good, % respcctabjc jnIu Man noinlnatcd.
md for eyery man To yOtn. liz wns MT nfrnid
Of Cullerton, to- to WHOM iio appiicl s epithots
consItlored iIbeIous. and #, cei'clusi ii, do
cinrrtI nmtd sfnmts If inmrhtnr thnt En1lrr
ton could not DO elected oven II lie i1uiIt n
tisttiery ttlis tine i,,stead Of q brewery. ~ .''
be n first.cjass cai,tIf,ntn IN ni"rt tn sinv nj
hoe nl favorad Tia noa,nntto" Hret ~ s ~ ,fr \.
Curra11,, CY1 '3 0'o@' '''' '''"'''''''''" ~ 1'-''
The 5syo9s Il U.s. qnsst}n E } w "f rs. Sqa tp bat
H. iicnrv - VIII III Remi,Iiram w. rhn ,,to,n;,t-
" tcciinrjf. >' ~'A4'' "tA0 e'''''
TTo Senrctnrv saffl thu ,nrettup Ind bcen
ss f5t AZ s2ssf d5S rss. %es s;
i)n.nocrhia s Il s'i, IL II In dIt,Ir,,lt ~ ~
tiIn Sixth war lo ner,,n ~ az ~ a' Nun ,si,sr1t ~
pnrty INT lilies @ wcre y ts.orut, ] antl ' j!a lid % 1iot
YEN am o Hy Of af,t1 9 ox e sfPSpH Spp Of Wt naa
VSIk M@ %akS a;t9g' gooS Cd A'lsEa,,
frnn III. Walk HanrtiIy inslnrsni rti,n t,n,,!}.
~ st|sa; s'sSSx 5 thst A. YAK Seall sse
M a ofcst stor a'a t, ,eaf nny,nn @ hon Erns
liza hahit ~ p,,ttinr ''' ''9cs ''''a pce'' III
ntnSia tSn wS casr IoI, f. lssaltlng n " N ne
numn.tmrcd IT, tGe Sccr,.teyy ~ ss hc nninn IT, H. Ms
Nv. ~ NJ ".o m, ~ LIZ
a'o @ sron W. ~. ~ n
~ tha a,i,'n ia oa fm,,, " uar,s ~
orfirr a,mi nrcsrntrtl tn I'M ,nt.atinr ''0@
IN returning thanks t0r IFS Termination,
Mr.. Cufrnn pronounced 1t q genuine sur.
prlac. lis sild not know whother lie ouglit
to take It or not, for llo was nominated iii q
similar way before and was beaten, hut ho
thought tho ward should lIe represented Dy
sol1.U one WIN had d vislb|o means Of sup
tie tic cites of % HlisEta., % fureat 1ME app]ause @
lIo woul1l work ills larticst, bit ho hnd mo
money to spend over tliis election. MID l,e
defeated. la sl,oultl feel that nil t1oso nrcs.
ent wcro defeated VIII, him, md hu relied
lInnn fi,em far stinnort. '~
Mr. Vnik wns cnilM1 for md annrovch
tho noml9atlon, which, he pronounced