, 1881-03-13

AN ENDORSEMENT III Ji45 S-A4A*a- '-~A'A1'
4 wcl-attondcd and enthusiastic gathering Ut
- a e.;...ss - a~-a,d: lanes r. Kawlcigh,
tne 1f.unua ", ~, nIs cana;docy for the
Of the Twelfth :" afo' ~ Lily ea'.otus
Mayoralty held yesterday evening III
f,wslcv's Hall. corner Of Madison nnd hobey
s,r,.e,s
The meeting Was ca4'eo u ot'.o' ~ - ~ '
who named Mr. ". S. hull As Chairman on as
cunning the chnlr Mr.. Hull made few appro-
PIRATE fe'nat A9, 49, 49, p.o.;dant. ri rho
tleHen were eiectca 'iee.1 - 14en,, &
wr;gn, IN, Hennett. lugya Larson, u. W. Mills,
y ;s nsld,v;n MI ynr nuren. ], D. Everett
e. - - >,trars11 the fnlIownr resolutions
Mr. Lawrence onerca Tue lo!'o" tns No'''
yururas. The record OF James T. Rawleigh
as man ana u Republican having been u.s.
sailea py Gfrta and Repuplicans to-
semhlad hereby
Rcs;.,,r Tint lanes T. Rnwleigh during bis
,,n'r rasjdencc In rhe Twelfth Ward. embracing
nim,,st the entire wears of his manhood. has ut
u, tai.eu & pos'aoi 0oe1''t'' % "'''~A @''>>'
- Rcso ,ei. That commencing life with only his
hanis s and his energy, hS hns by industry
n,nassaI - for,nne which pluces him among our
hn,ss "a rnarcrs' and oy his integrity and suc-
a. :, hns;,,oss nftulneif rusitipu which Justly
cufit,ed him to become q businessman ans cand!-
Gn,n d,sa.'e" ILL ~
ns.o1,.t, That d1ripg his four years term of
.o.,.ioa - ldnrtnan from this ward two years
Of which we're in the ifeform Council, he won
the entfe &c ~ ~ stsnf IL The inter
sts ~ Tha ncnnle and his leadership In cucr-
,-s.ncies hc commanded tho respect OF the better
Element throughout the entire city.
Restlred, That with his action and votes 10 ne
Council prominently oe1ote '1e sIecr'nn pe"p, % ~ a
M 5a..e dorai r. question his Integrity or the
morives which influenced his votes, and we, his
neighbours and fetlow~cltizcns Tonight ASSEM-
bed chaen2c IN at.acM uno,1 ,niit,n liz nEic Tint
us Io, ,iscl r. mat,e shall be over responsible
signatures, IN open daylight and in season TO be
met and answered. .,ou.,,,ol ,-co,.
heseeu, ~ s,ocnisrr sscrces 1T the earnest
t,nportunitics of the candidates Of the Repub-
licul party. be assumed the duties of Chairman
OF our EXECUTIVE Committee ano. oy uultenl1
exertions determlnaton. anu dn,,t,1eG nn1
! I,urt. f.I,cred
| Rcsolred, That in last campaign, opposed
| by Carter H. Harrison rs Chairman o1 fhe Dem
ocr7tic Conm!tS, t. ne - e ,,r Fffe!t stand.
~ nr'uhasqGT ~ as,n onpose bis successfully in
| The coming catnpuirn.
! Eeuirel, That We meet the charges that he
! has been Al halter, and cbnlletist IN .n5.auee
| shown where he did not support III! candtdntes
Vei xentIons Of " which Il ii1rs be VS. vas S member.
| Rcsqlred, That We present hin IN tae conatnR
municipal campaign HIS tha peer in Intelligence.
| social standing, Integrity, end ability Of any
| candidate beture the people, and shall urge his
not1inntfon with ull onr energy and determine
ton. deranndng fair treatment from d tne rrfenus
RI That If ionurnbiy beaten 1T tue primaries and in
| the Conyenuon we vii! labor with all our power
| for the candidate who receives the nomination,
| Mr. q r. Eoh,saat 1e,nr called for said that
n'' ~ ~ " <.'.es ~ H. 1,,,.,ojyb from tho
ne nad Dec" IL. 1aNo " " 49, .sa ".sn.. f,,n ,tis
| beginning. There were muuE reasons 1or luis.
| He had known Mr.. Kawicjgh fer uunbcr OF
vo,-s and h,i, never heard ANYBODY charge hisn.
:ea'0, ~. -, ,,as,,,o, ~ AI1ar,n,n. win
even In the dubious pos'''oh u .1"ei4.l''' "'1n
what is called crookcdness he hau tnaoe
| AN HONEST AND ABLE ALDERMAN,
J
| anu he ucse4 ~ ,t'.: IL Ioei~.,a t,at rho
higher once o' A"s"t. ~ u.e.1a ~ ,,.a 49, ca,,1
ward would DC unanimous ior u'n IL. IL. Su
| f.a.s ~ o,-,toe+
Alotn tuu ,, soA. .4to,,,oa .bat xvoo,r
Col. httncy salo tnar ne n,le"usu .aS
! nec ting Of the West End Republican Clup Ut
which certain resolutions, since published. were
,ossca. lie then deprecated the assailine Of II
t pnsseu' ~ wv" asr IT,, ths,,ahr" :, ,ro,,,a bo
1nau Ill MS aosence- 1ic .uousut >. "oa.a ~
better to save their ammunition Tor tue etems'
Mr. Rawlejgh was Il splendid candidate. HG
h,i trs.-rass exec,,tjvf, ta1cnt. and wus In every
na1u u4' ~.a.;,,. ~ c,r+nr 1torrisnr cr,rnt
| 11naMihn1 nj orntorjcal powers He could MI,
tly so I,tty an eagle US Carter, but for solid
the Twelfth Ward there were morc Republicans
to the acre 1hai IN any other spot ot ne ontc
| report thlt he bud ever boltcd the ticket. He
| had supported MIR ,yilliams.--,l Kepublican.-as
vi withant n''a stain or reproach IAppluuse~ The
spoAkcr did not think thnt it wiult be proper fol
him to nssal any Of tho other Republican candi.
dates. 1t WIS not true that the resolutions al
| the anti Rawletgh meeting had been earrled
nnuuiu,u,1sly us had teen reported. He hoped
in conclusion that the resolutions would be pu
! tn Il standing vote, SO that they might have Il
| fnjr and sul1,lrc expression Uf opinion.
Mr. +. q. DnlI slitd that they would stand b,
| Mr.. Nuwjeiyh ut the polls. aud there would be nj
tiiificuty in making him the wards candidate
. | the opposition would not be found to material
| iU. They Mere uLl IF one mind, and thert
realty was but little to say the subject
Mr. Richard S. Tuthiii sul.tlmt he was not the
ady,utte Of any particular nuns clnilns bu
| had tnu,e to add his word to the mass Of rcsti-
tnuny in fnyor Of Nr. KuwlciEh whose sterling
| character had been cvideulccd ever since be be-
! :.ltn growing up with the city. until he WIS nov
| one uf its leading businessmen, and the repre-
, sentative in the Council Of one of tho most I'M
| u,rta,1t potscal centres of the country. Hi
rive Mr. nAwlcigh much OF the cre91ir tur re-
} | organizing the city finances under tho Heatt
: administration, of which reform Council he wa!
/ / always a leading member. Nj tnnn could
breuthe a word Of suspicion tssnnst nis integrity
, ! III tnct when could oe Apprecsa'eo ps Iae CITY
| whether ne occan1c elayof OF noI
EN--Al-D. sEATOS
said that Mr. 1fuwleluh WIS not his first cl1oic
Tor candtlate ft,r Muyor. but vet he would s,y
word in bis favor Us an honest aud capubIe man