The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-12
rLATII WA,,D REPUBLICANS
ENTH USIAsTiC MEETING HELD ON
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 | The first Of series of weekly repub. llean 'Neighborhood" meetings In the Tenth ward was held last evening al 2sS Elm street and was numerously al. tended. notwithstanding the strong DO. lltical attraction offered In the Eleventh ward, where our next congressman. N D. sperry. was the speaker of the even. Ing Chairman Johnson ot the warA ofm ttee presided at L. e me n O. tn Tenth ward republicans last night and able remarks were made by a number of stea dfast republicans residing in the ward.
 Among tosef ire mt W re n tticed sev. eral persons who have heretofroe been more or less prominently identified with the democratic party. all eagerly drink
 ing In the doctrines and principles Of republicanlsm as explained by the speakers of the evening. Altogether | the meeting partook more of the nature of consultation among friends all intent on securing the same great end. and deslrous of working heartily to- gether to accomplish their purpose. Protection to American industries and American citizens, equal rights, the education of all children at the public expense and other great doctrines of | the republican party were the princi- pal topics of discussion and were ably expounded by such well known repub- licans as Lyman H. Johnson. Chairman James H Macdonald of the republican town committee. Rev. A. P. Miller. Major W. A. Lincoln. Dr. William Bald. win. Assessor Charles A. Baldwin, John Leary. Felix Chillingworth, w. H Par dee and Attorney John F. Wynne, the latter being a recruit In the republican ranks.
 The latter In explaining his change of faith stated that the events of the past year and the part the democrats had taken In those events had completey sickened him of democratic misrule and | fS pAopoSSo helcdlttI u lOuIu WllU the party which alone had the best in- terests of America and It's citizens at heart. In conclusion he told story of young lad who went to spend the night with another lad about his own age. When bedtime came one of the lads said his prayers while the other did not. When exposulated with the boy who had not said his prayers, said to the other: No. I didn't say my prayers tonight. didn't say them last night and I am rot going to say them tomorrow night and then if the devi! don't get me then l am never going to say them any more."
 Now. gentlemen" said Mir Wynne that is exactly my position. I didn't vote the democratic ticket at the las rlty election. am not going to vote it In November and then if some big political devil don't get hold of me- am never going to vote 1t again" daughter and applause.)
 Chg irman Johnson announced that another meeting of Tenth ward republi- ans would be held in he same place next Tuesday night at s o'clock, meeting of Ninth ward republicans
 h Masonic hall. Webster street, next Wednesday night, meeting of German republicans in Veru hall this evening and meeting of Swedish republ.ta in their hall in the Boardman building next Monday night. At the latter meet ing there will be a number of wei known local speakers, among them be ing Assessor Charles A. Baldwin, tha well known republican "war horse" of the Tenth ward.