, 1880-07-31

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5 s .SSpaf III aSar fas ! sn fsx sx 1 e Ss
go. CHICAGO.
A "MAss "-afEET1No OF THE YOUNG pEsIoc-
ltAcY.
Of tho Twelfth and adjoining wartts was held
last evcnhtg In 4 vncnnt lot ut tlle corner Of
Mars.ltield ayeAue md Congress street. A
bantl was tn attendance; thu grounds were
uecorascd with Chinese lanterns; q platform
had been erected for the occasion; an army
of speakers had been advertised; and every
thought would teli1 to draw crowd. 13ut
with all tho preparation scarcely 200 persons
could DO gotten together, many, of whom
wcro Nepubltcans, and ut least third nf
whom were children, who: wero drawn
TIC May-t'y is drawn around II candle.
Joseph Z. Hill cal|cd tho crowd to order,
md, after constituting himself the Chairman.
introduced Mayor Harrison as tho orAlor Ut
ne evening" MID us the best Mayor Chicago
Sir. Harrison responded TO tho comp1l-
1uentary Introduction, and said lie was some
what surprised ut the sight before him. It
Tie T%efth War to hear nsau pol itieaI tV speeci,
Decattse Its Inhabitants depended upon. tito
NEWSPAPERS for their light. lie explained
ule presellee Of such nn n,llie1lce4 however,
ward Ind about begun to do some thinking
fnr themselves. From thls tic speaker went
nli to say thAt lle had not always beer n
Dctnocrat. Up to 1855 10 l,atl been opposed
to Democracy because It's tendency hal been
toward !sinisera and now he Was opposed
to thu Republican purity becnuse Ut Its tend
eMcy townrd Gentrnllzatton. EAppluuse.] But
because tho ol1 Democracy Ind erred, there
was no reaso'! why the young Democracy
&1i0{tII / j tktttn1fgn E5G lyn1fhd fu EnnJo
young, mid not grow old too fnst4 hence Wng
opposed to t4e Republican party and In
fnvor, Of the Democracy Ut tu.tlay, and be-
Essaa fse It vsssso ws soS Ms f2Gnpa cry pd t9 o S
M.d thu trouble lad been TINT the Democrats
had moi. been ,vtgllant enough. There Ind
been 4 TINS when nn armed body had tnter-
asrsS as'6D M II m @ esl9tf sIc ot Stts and md ts 9nns M
President Hayes was occupying position to
whis! hs l,ad not been elected. [Applansc.l
II tllls thing went on, the powers at wash
'Stea atea w3s!a wa sesa ssG e'|s tsrres T. pss
Gnd tho Goddess Of Llberty would
depart for some other. country. {Applause.l
Thu Democracy needed to be. yIgllant mud
guard a,gat5,st i, cs1ntrallzation. lle y1s speak
hir. ilarrison-Ycs I hnye, and see two
or three WHO nre already coltyinced, but they
SnvaS MI not wss ssknGwfags aS e T. a ARSass s as s
theme at tl!ls point, and did 90 50 far rs to
say TINT ia llal made y very Eoo!l aIayor,'
bnt tte eitect WAS anything but what lo l,isl
anticipated IT would be, for ii.stead Of tlle
laughter, which completely drowned lin
After the speaker Ind gotten over his con-
ftlsinll !te proceeded to say TINT Garfield was
lievetl what liu satu, aud, Furthermore, TINT
MIR. GnriiGtd WIS IN nplc, Guucnted gentle
,!an; AMpptiaase M R!,t the trouble with tln,
Maa n y iafksd thf efkpons nf TO- carty Sut
nm, Tor President, aig! tho machine men Of
tic Republican, party did mt want him aud
w2' ha not sRp%fTt 'fct, hin; Appdlsise d.
statesn'ni,. 1t Ind hecl, sa!s! that the Solid
tt e H,o. s9uth t,+ wss, r. so, s1snelalens ,ss
aoldier Of their ciloico tilcy woul,I stuni BY
'l'e blse ny tley l'nd by The Etny. tAppause.
money might 6e counted, II nothing else,
which gAy9 him CHANCE to refer to iiu.splf
M't ~ I, Iis a,l',lnstrntlon agalI, Hld ho usged
II tn o story %t 1s solnc 9s
he was careful not; to refer, to what
lle Ind discharged tho thieves from the
Water Office, l,e said. md put honest men III
their places, allA lu wanted to see the sumo
thing tl0po ut Washington. Tho Democracy
Faa the best State ticket that was ever nori-
!lMtcd. Tho Democrats had come to Him
Deforc 1t WIS nominated, however, and nsketl
him 10 run fur. Governor, tint tllo atInirs OF
The State might bB locked ilta, but tlc Ind
meyer hntl II AGrious illen Of becoming Il can
tiitlate.. II Alr. TruMbull tho Democrats, llo
stuffed fecbly, had tho. right man, and to
lnv1 SUCCESS nll along tho llln0 1t Was 0nly
Men were seeking i51aees IN tho Ticket who
would weigh it down, but they should he de-
teutcA. lilo Ind no parttsltar perSui.s In lis
Gye, but wnntou To sAe Illinois wheel inlu the
line nld take THO foremost place among tic
great Democratic StnteH.
W. j.. Hynes followed iu q rambling
speech.
Hans IIaurting was tho next aud lust spcak-
| er, ns!d WIS kindly received by tile fuW left
for lin to Bpenk To.
The meeting, ny n whole, was rather tune
niInir, and, Us indicative OF Its character and
tho tenor ct tlie auditors. 1t was noticeable
tint tic Mayors alluHlun to the honesty and
n9ialty Of ten. Garfield provoked more MP
plauss tl1an anything else that was said.