Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-18
THE CITY CAMPAIGN.
pEmuogArioR IN mESNEsonoE
HALL

ORaLLy IN MENNESUHoK
HALL
col Mcuoycrn Prssidca speeches 10y Uaud-
iiats McMullou ana Uouuuolio's
stciunetz Davis aud uonsoi-Edi.
tor sOhuiIts RIng,ug Address.
Although there were number vi
empty seats In the spacious auditorium ut
NWnnerchOr hall ON Saturday evening
when tho Democratic meeting was called
to order they rapidly filled up aud moro
than 700 persons had gathered on tho
main floor aud galleries, whom w. l..
ucnsel proposed aud tho audience elo ctcd
the following officers OF the meeting
President.
Col. Epw. McGovERN, sixth ward
vice Trcsident..
First Ward - Wm. McCnmsey, ID.
A. Altick, Il. J. McGrann, II. leagley,
NJ. ID, w. II. Roland, =. NJ. Seucr.
Second Ward-C. VI. Howell, ii. L.
Slaymaker. Vim. Laot, George Nauman,
Herman Hirsh, Hugh Kehoc, Charles
Stewart.
Third Warl--Iohu s. Gvler, &. Peters,
George Wall, q. Widmyer, Philip Doer.
som, Geo. f. Springer, George KIrchner,
T.. Hagelgaus.
Fourth Ward-H Carpenter, NJ. d., II.
Wilhelm, ID. B. Bartholomew, Goo. Ponta,
Alex Uarberger, Robert Il. Bruce.
Fifth Ward-P. McConomy, Abram
Erismau, +. Hartmyer, ID. Trewitz, Peter
| Allabach.
Sixth wmd-H. b. swarr, w. II. Will
son, ii. +. Leamau, John Beat, w. B
Wilson, Daniel Mclaughlin, John Mo,
Culley, &. +. Rcugier, jr, George W
| Zechcr.
Seventh Ward--Wm. Sales, PhiliI
| Kuhlmau, John Francisous, +. II. Evarts
IL. MoNabb, ST., Martin Blaukenmyer
Philip Dinkleberg, Johu Free.
| Eighth Wa'd-GeorSe Cans, Alber
Kohlhaas, \. Iske, Christian Wise, PetcI
Sigler, Herman Wiseman, Benz, Huber
Chas. Wolbert, Joseph Gantz, &. krieg
John Pontz.
Ninth Ward~ &. Zscher, Edw. Laydcn
Chas. Broome. John Rose, w &. Buchan
an, ID. ). SweetoD, John ). Stair, Arnolt
Haas.
Jno. p. Adams, Isaac McCutcheon, +
r. DOnnelly, j. J. Keenan,, q. +. Hegcner
son, Peter Fasuacht, ID. II. Wylio, Wm
Schaum, Henry Karer Jacob Shay, Chas
Lippold, w. T. Guthrie, JOS, Arnold, {
F. Anderson, IL, \. Mohler, w. +. JET
ferries, Wm. Jordan, Jas. T. Plucker, Jnu
:. Gtvler, II. Il. Rhoads, VIM. johnson
Fred Arnold, Juo Miller, John Weston
berger, James Waters, Adam TGost, jr
Leo Jacobs, Harry Schuster, John Hutch
inSon.
Upon taking the chair Col. McGOver
returned his thanks for the honor cOufeTre
and spoke upon the Importance oftho can
paign and the results for good or evil I
the city of the issue of next Tuesday
election He eulogized the Democrats
party and It's work in the nation, stat
and city, and declared that IT had I
standard bearer in the present municip
contest in Mr.. MoMullen, whom no too
great pleasure in Introducing. Lon
continued applause
Mr.. McMullen said that ho spoke wit
some embarrassment, since no was TO sue
extent personally interested IN the pendir
election but he took tie opportunity
return thanks 70 the Democrats oi the Gil
for the distinction they had ccuferre
upon him, and he embraced the chance
say that II elected he would try to see TIN
no official act Of his ever gave them eau
to regret It. There were certain caTdin
features of Mayor MacGouigle's admin.
tratiOn which had commended 1t for Il
past six years or more TO public favo
tapplause1 and he had only to say that
, elected no would adhere to the same pri
ciples Of honest, economical, efficient al
! progressive city government Long CO
tinued applause.
, Mr. Ii. Schmidt, OF the FreI Press
= made half hour speech in German al
/ his eloquent aud earnest address W
3 listened TO with marked attention at
a interrupted time aud again by rapturo
| applause and cheers.
, j. L. Steimetz, esq followed in TWEEN
) minutes speech in which no dwelt exhau
l lively upon the Importance of municip
| elections and the maintenance OF good Ci
r government. His references to Mr.. NJ
. Mullen as the man TO secure and promo
n this, and to Rosenmiller as the choice
n a clique Of politicians who would run
/ city for their own aggrandizement, We
Y greeted with warm applause.
. b. +. Davis, esq, made a bIieI
y capital speech, encouraging all Democra
to vote for Mr.. McMullen, and especial
directing attention to the existing inequ
r. ity of assessments which Republican cou
= ellis permit
@ w. L. Hensel spoke for about h
ID hour, aud Geo. Pontz closed the meeti
o with spirited campaign ballad.