, 1881-03-29
THE UNION VETERANS.

THE NEt'UlIAICAN TICKET ISp0ftSED.
The Union vcteran Club held reEuInr mcct-
Ing at their headquarters IN tho Grand rnc,nc
Iiutei. Col. ", 3. serihner presided. There wero
about 100 present. Tho Co,nmlttco on Relief
presented report approprlattng Il small sum
for rho assistance OF tho widow OF II deceused
cu,nrudc. ~ number of Application for mettl-
bershp were received, ono now member elected,
anu 0ther ruutllt9 business transacted,
Some misunderstanding hnyirg nrisen In re-
Rnrtl to tho nction 0f tho Club Ut previous
rncctins tn refesrlnx tho Resolutions in19rslug
tno Republican ticket to coaltnittec,, 1t WIS
stuffed that such reference was Nude andGr the
rules which forbid tho Endorsement Of any
candidate withnnt reference to tho COMMITTEE
Tho Committee lust night presented tho fol-
lowing Showing that tho story that tho Club re-
Tho Committee on 1'oIItca! Action beg lenvo
70 report II place Of tae soseral resolutions r.. r..
fsrrs1 e r tnnY 81 r. fop%E and
and tho several l!upubilcarl 'row1 CON
md iown oiiccrs ,noi Of unb!cmshod eharao-
ter, splendid business record, and true lepnb-
ItesIueti. Thas tho time has CONC fpr the Chi
caKO Veteran Club to Mssert 0nco mur0 Its powor
md influence IN establishing tho principles for
Kcxelred, That it's tho duty,of every member Of
this Club to work from now until tho c!oso bf
s n s ay 1f oectn a re- hs
hero pledge to tho candidates thereon our hoar!y
and undivided support.
Tho Co,n,nI,tes also presented resolutions In
struct1nX tho SECRETARY to make TIM necessary
arrangements to work IN barMony with tho
wnrsl clubs, and urging theso aux !llary orEnul.
xauons to appoint reliable t,al1ot-6ox guards
| With q complete organization I'll every ward and
| product. Both resoluuons wore adopted.
SIT. cI.ANK WAS THEN INTRODUCED,
mud made href nltlress to tho Veterans. saying
that be- was sorry be could not ad1ross then, ~
cunrnles, for he had sn1nlt but lttle puwdcr.
| md mover could bo callcd voscrant lilo could,
however. tnlk to vetnTuns ~ to men Oh wAUnI
tho country. could app1lld for pntr!otisnl ali.!
and stood tho stock OF hats!e III detense 0k the!r
| Country. lie would make no l,r0nlisea. but
/ would DntaeAyoy TO 10 hls duty totho sodeFs and
tho other o!tizcna Ut Chicago.
| Stirring speeches werG aaO !nAde by john
Nnber, j. ". Underwood, and Ton, Senr.oit.
The Secretary referred to the popularity 0t
Juhu Huber In tho Clut, which aross from tho
fact TINT ho hnd last ycnr Voluntarily dpnMted u
! considerable Hufn Ut money to 1t.
! scnted nn lneoinprahcnsiblo Het Of resolutions
| relatlye to tho tinmluation OF "Ula Shady" tc
sono political oiElGu. 1t wna supposed that tue
| resolutions rcforrrd tn FrhMl Llulbartl In Bosnt
| on Political Aeto1, tho Committee bon9 lireet-
ui to trMnalnte tho1s anu lind out thn!r mourning
Cyl. Noherts prv.s;,te; y series t,t sososntini's
tao nHa or oM ~ m ws
nlittee Ut throo, Of which Cnrter Harrison
should be QUO. to express tho regret or tho Clut
ut the dCAth OF tho cnKte- bird. Tho inuttor wis
ltkewiac rctorrcd to tho Committee on Political
Action.
ltuberts likow!eo wanted n resolution Of In.
| Gutry direct ~ towards Mr. Clurk to find oil
Whnt ho mount by suytug thnt ho would make III
Tho samo conven!ont committee was resortet
to and tho meeting adjournol until Frltiay
evening.