Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1875, Page 1

- @he dhicano 4 VOLUME 29. FINANCIAL. T EL R Hochants, Farmers', & Mechaniog’ Savings Bank, "6 OLARK-8T., CHICAGO. TESTMENT CERTIFICATES. * Penfoct Secnrity—Lieral Interest. FADLE of Increnso of “Inveatiment Certifie ta,? secured on Improved real entate, bears {ag Intereaty payatlo fn quarterly fnstalle e tay mt thie rate of T 3410 per cent fier an- Stowing the accamnlatian of aums ine ed for thie benefie of Culldren or otherat A e, Tl Acchimaiied, 9 100 .8 20t 100- aan.o1 1% 030 1,74D.83 b :fi:‘aoummn covunt, and fuvested in INVIZNT- MENT CERTIFICATES whonover $100 s 1hus sccunms thn priviogs of examiu- Wit older of & Certicats b any ttme op calllag ab e condition of tha trus et tho Truste niiftaten forwarded, and Intereat, wheu due, rehu- 1 dastred, ot remilited by draftor express to any wte tho nited Siatos. _Addeeay BYDNEY MYERS, Mamagor. IORTGAGE LOANS WLACD & COOK CODNTY Real Estate. 7. . REED, NEW YORK, JOEHN H. AVERY, omoAgo. 150 LA SALLE=ST. Tirectsss facilitiea for financlal wvegotialions in Laden. JMONEY TO LOAN NEAD & COE, 1% [oans on Real Estate Chi ad fmproved suburby, (n sums of $2,000 e ode, iako8 i current ratcs by BAIRD & BRADI. SHOT GUNS. nnane L e nn FoR LONG RANGEH, USH THH JPENCER GUR Fimted clost ooters or no ssle, Pricesnt bottora, Ifill‘j-fl(”‘qflflul‘mldu s lpflt!d:{‘t", ond satisfsction guor- sl ud fur new price lut. *4 §TATE.ST., Chicago, OCEAN NAVIGATION, GUION LINT LINE. TIRST-OLARS TRON STEAMSHIPS, Bitween NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstown, Carrsing the United States Mail. JAFETT® AND COMFORT. " Pussengers Lookod 1o aud from the prinolpal Ea« t lowest ratan. HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO,, ALLAN LINE 0CEAN STEAMSHIPS BAIL vlen svery week from snd to 3“!'.3!50, and Fort aghtly from and 1o BALTINURE, 1o and from LIVERPOOL snd GLASGOW, CONNECTING with the best and chieapest routes to fi:‘gsfir POKYS on tne CONTINENT wad HUAN- ., Jint, teeond, and Bt ciafien of Passage at h“:. 2 “::1“ loerage e 88a ALLAN & 00, Gen'! Western Agtay 72and 14 Tagallo-t., Culeago. National Tine of Steamships, IR YUK 10 QUELNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. PALX, L171 toos Satuniay, Oot. &), atdp. m. 4 L Hl-.ln. iYEL ¥ v R BOLLAND, g g0 f08 EONDON BBLE Tty o bluge, loy. _ Raturn tiok- A teduced rates, * Bieorago tickete, $3 ouirvavy. a5 anq upwards on dreat, Hritato. Bk srnar Ol and Rantalph s epbani Bow . (opvor s Otk and Ra tpu-sla, (vpvur FURS, FURS! Flield, Leiter & Co. STATE & WASHINGTON-STS., Call attention of all to their magnificent as- sortment of Ladies), Misses', and Children’s FURS! Made expressly for their retail trade. Line embracss all staple and fanoy goods worn this season, also an elegant variety of oAk and Jacket InSealand Mink. They have marked them at very lowest prices, and can _confidently recommend goods as best in this market. FURS! Of every description made to order, remod- eled, and repaired at ,000. RETAIL STOCK OF LADLES' FINE FURN, Dourht at Sherifi’s Balo haif usual prices. R, New York T e s A 154 Stato-at. COAL, " BALTIMORE & 0AI0° COAL (D, XX Coal. BEST DOMESTIC COAL in thomarket, It in clean, frca of sulabur, with very lijtle smoke, - Also all kinda of LEDMONT (Blacksailtl’s) snd EARD COATL AT LOWENT MARIKET PRICES, Ordern by mail promptly flled, HAMILTON, HARDER & HAFER, GENERAL OFFICE: 105 Washington-st., cor. Clark. Gottare Grovoiw, ABS Trwanty-seventh-at e e Wear Bide; 4nd Dook north from Erio-st. Bridge, North Bid D D, O e, e oicnszeo AL UH u DOMESTIO The cheapest and bLeat grate aud cookiug coal in the market, OUTTING & ELLBWORTH, lo Agents, U0 Washing! GROCERIES, &o. UHLY DIREGT LINE TO FRANCE, b General Tianusilantio Uompany's S1all Btosiaships B3 vy oilier), wil sa trom Pher Nos 5‘ Aurtn Hiver, LR PARLS, Lacke Satuidas, Oct. X “"léulf. Pous, wucdayy pot. 1§ Sk aturday, N-v. 57 s (tucludiug wine)s COJALLE. W 1B0U s 41100 i Yiatars tleksta st reduc: berior sbccmiuastiuns, in= bl rl‘:\.‘l.‘:l 'Atbaul.'ll(l Dlllflln.' bicamors L carry atoarayo hs<ooRore: UL Dl iia, ARoet. 6o lrosawe Groat Western Stenmship Line. ml(';mlfo' Yok to Bifstol (England) direct. DN, by Sa ‘:L'V;‘I‘:I: ‘Stampio. 2 s uage, 810 Luteriediats, ey e fim batueday 1o Glasgow, i irbbool, do. Cabin, ‘865 to §hb. s Saeza, u"l’l‘d' nfifimu txu'tl‘\i\l: s MR MATL, PROPOSALS. HZTROPOSAT.S. Tupoeals whl bo re-eived_for the eisction of oy e i m:{“"" for the Jounty of Winuebago, at liock Tk Bt Tuisday, the 234 of November nest, st R 3200, 88 {ho oMica af the Ouunty " Clerk ity o, Pl sud specificatious for said bulldiog “h&m" iLeoices of Heury L. Gay, architect, 0, “foaatl, Chicago, and of Hollind, Perguson & Vilg e prord, meouh will b tecolved for tha ""TH:L I:flhllid a8 specified in the !"lxzmd 4k on applicat I c‘lfimm.n e e o NUAN FERGUBON THONY LAINES, 1 L LATUAM, ' §Bullding Commitiea, 01 Redemptions, condition of the Oity Finsnoes re. m';cuuuumm stringent rulo for tha re- by h:n of Tax Certatloatea hold by tho oity e ‘henmxund. Public Notice is hereby 8% ou the 1st of November next, the hu:.m onthe sale of 1874 will be raised Wiheprpoonk andon sll cestificates {ssued Men,Presont sala B por cent per month will Sharged mn.us nt‘lflgei ’z;o.;la-‘ . 8, 8, Co; ollor, Qlags, 0ct. 8, 137 » Comptrollor, A CARD. T deslre to carrogtan impreasion thatseamsa to have obtained to s oertain extont, namely tRatt devote mysaitanly to the displsy and sale ot FINE GOODS. “In rofutation g to may, that s larger or mars comulate aasort. FAMILY GROOBRIES cannot be found in the UNITED STATES outsida of NEW ORKéln addition to which ¥ offar DOMESTIO, CALIFORNIA, and TROPI- QAL FRUITH in tholr nanson. JTAVANA BEGARS, WINES, and LI. QUORSB ormy own lnportation, which for coxcelience and roliability are unsurpasecd. C. TATUM, Wine Morchart, 146 S AST MADISON-ST. HUSINESS CHANUE, A RARE OPPORTUNITY, $t. Louis Hotol for Sale. On secount of the deatl of the Senfor Propifotor, THE WHOLE or HALI INTEREST In tbe furniire, ontif, and feass of one of the largeat and moat cens srally'located Hutels in Bt, Louls s offerad fur sslo. i3 52 Tho I baa eight years to run; tho building is nearly pow; the furniiure and applisnces modern, sud all tho sppolotments strichly Bat-claas, white {hiy Rotel itsell 1s doing 3 buainzes 2quaiiosny in the Weat, To persous desiring to go {nto the businers this s sn opportunity seliom offersd, and it will Loss the closest fnspection, For particulars address EDWALD WYMAN, kinancial Agens, Bt. Louts, Mo., Oct. 3%, 763 Chestunt- COLLECTION AGEN’QAY_; Y OU May always find success n a crodit busineas if debtors pay prom tly, To espect this yon must push claima hien due, or employ measursa that will, ‘This sgency sdmils of o com ormive with bad debtors, FRASIER'S COLLEQTION AGENCY, Coruer Btate und Mourve-sts. ~ MISCELLANEQUS, eI RO LI LA NEOUE, o ‘The moss important sub HE RT Jeot before tho peopla fa the ‘Tubular Syse HIN! 5 REN & CO.. 45 Laks:at, & vl 3 WEATHER STR! e P 001 T G0 ubjeot of ** Heat.” l.oogugl o““ Toat.” Oalland tem." COUB: WEATHER STRIPS applied st once. s old stand of KELLEY BUOS,, Tribine Bullding L CIHICAGO, POLITICAL. Willard Woodard’s Re- view of Hesing’s ‘Ways. Targe Mass-Meeting on the West Side—Other Gatherings, The Merchants Hold a Meeting in Favor of a Fair Election. The Leading Business Men of the City Mive to the State of Affuirs. The Stone-Cuiters and Other Mechanics Bepudiate Hesing, Hig Appeal to Them Meets with no Sympathy ‘Whatever. ‘The Jeffersoniaus Captured by the Opposition and Indorse Their Ticket A Thousand Votes Lost by the As- sessment--~Finerty Needs Money. \What Keeley's Friends Ave Doing—Work at Republican Headymarfers. How Mr. Hesing Fabricates Lists of German Adherents. A Glance at the Political Situa- tion in Mississippl MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS. THE MERCHANTS, THALY ORAGANIZE TC UET AN HOSEST ELECTION, A meeting of merchants without distineiivn of party was beld at the Pa‘mor Hcuse yesterday atternoon, to consider tho neceewity and proprio- 4y of caliing & mues-meeting of tho merchants of this city to take uch action a3 may bo deemod sdvisable to pro-ect she purity of tho ballot-box 2t tho cosuipg oloction, The meeting was held in obedlenco to a call jssued ouday, and sigued by the folfowing tirms cKludley, Glichrist & Co,, Willard, Bacon & Co., Thibbard, By-oncer & Co., Bayre, Fuowmison, & Co., Murion, Merco & Co., Basnett 1L, Uharies P, Kolingg & Co. diich & Cou Tugraliemy, Gorblu & dlaf, Marabil Field, M.D, Walls & Cony Starkloy, ‘Allingt & Co, Ailen, Relth & Co., Gouid, ilgge & Co,, Hellogg & Barrett, Edsou’ Keitli, Ariimuas Carter, Wells & Fuulkner, Georye D, Kimbark, 3. W, Blearus & Hons, bainiel Diisa & Co.) . 8, Btettauer, . W, Doane & Co., Bibley, Eadicott & Co, sicAtiley, Dyke & 00, Among thoso present wero 11, Sayra, Mr, Al- drich, . 3, Henderson, Churles Cloyes, 0. Kallogg, O. 8. Ingrabsm, Mr. Curbin, Isasc Lar- mon, dr. Collmg, Mr. Briggs, 8. Downer, J. AL Wright, 8. Blits, Nr. Marston, Koitt, Jomen Toreyth, D. B, Fiske, James Mclinaley, 1. W. Dudloy, M. D. Walls, Mr, Mcduley, aud many othors. The procecdings were not protracted, tho speechea brief and to thu polnt, nad the resolution adopted unsnimously, Thoso who as- eembled met for busiuess, disposud of it speedi- Iy and decidedly, and adjourned. s HENBY BAYIW, of the firm of Sayr, Thompson & Co,, was called to preside, 1, W, Dudlay ofiiciating as Secrctary, and W, Aldrich elected Treasurer, On tukiug the chawr, Mr, Bayrs briefly tianked tho aaseinbly for tho honor, sud roceeded 10 roview (be call {awued for the mecting. '0e action of tha Couuty Commissioners in relusing 10 6pposition 1o what in known as the Oupoeition pur- ty thy priviiuge of selctivg & reasonsbls number of Judgea at thie comiug oloctiun wa tie busls of isyute, Thicre wete, he sald, some 2i0 of tho Julges Lelouking to the Opposition pirly, aud very nutiny of these were u ua 12 chaructor, whilo tho opy osiug party or partivs were alioweid bat about tltrty, many of whom wera almost Lnkuown i the parly ‘to which 1t i said they belonged, And beeldes, theao fow wero Tovated {o places wiere thoy wore tho loast nocessary, Now, 1t was well kuown (hat thero was belween tue Oppoeiifon purty, and the Hepublicsy party, and tho Keeloy faction, aud s}l other factivus or parties, s dispule which wsa precisely thw: Two men Baving & disputo, sgee 1o leave the decnion to au ar- bitrator, “'u\m‘l 1t be reazunuble for eatlier one of the disputanita to iuedst on baving tho salo sppolntment of the arbitrator? The acton of tho County Board looked, be saiit, Lke attewpted fraud. Mo would ‘clurge fratld upon 0o 0me M, nor any pacty of wen, but lie wonid noi hesilata to ussert tiat (uélr sctioud looked Lxs premeditated frauds, 1t waa tuo duly of tuz-payers togusrd sgunst thiv fraud, aud tho (o to Legin was when §t wae in ds {uopeucy. If that could not b dons, thio peopls would hiave 0o libertics, no_ privileges, nor a puriicle of control over oflice- bolders, Bupposs this thlug weut ou from Year o yeur, what Wuuld property Lo wortb, what Ludiaesn would thrive? What wouidcity bondabe worth umler auch aatalo of affaire? 1u kls oplulon 1t wa tho Gray Broa, C. M. Uendurson & Co, Quty of tho wmerchants of (hiy cily' 10 taka sonis futerest in city affaies, espocislly when the tdo of wffalrs wun as low ma ot present, Nobonoof the @ lumen present, he ven- tured fo assert, knew whero tho tazes wers goug. Ile had boen rollably (nformed that alresdy the cliy’s credit wae oing to pleces, vo much an (Lt when {liey manted o bortow souwe motiey tome time udo . New York ey had fome dimicuity s obtsinlug it ‘The e hautd were 0ot to mast as partisans, tor ss poli- ticlapa uf sy atripo oF culor, biit av buiuens m eonduct tbo eloction 1n ® bubieas-liko manuor, ‘The Yalls, he malntained, must b protoctod at any price, aud {ne puriy of Wis ballobbox proserved frui rithe lesa bauds, To himself, sod ke belisved thy ieoting 2120, it wak nob & mers question of Livaing, Kosley, or Huck, but s question 1s to this fairuew of the election, 1o wanted to'ses tho best man get tho oflice, and tho Deat mau way alway the ouo whu got the woat honest voted. P, U, WILLARD, Yous calls wers thien made for 1% I Willard, Mr, Willard remarked ihat sinco lie had lived Chicajo— for the st fuurleen years~ho had pever atats of uttelrs o at Lho prevent time. N Leforo hed aio eeen s fraudulent dlvision of the Judge of viection made with the predetermination of tho preacut division. Tliero had wlways beou some cous sidorable leaniug towards houcaty sud the purity of tha ballat-box, bus that time scemed Lo Lave passed sway, U loped hare was soise way n which the resott comtination might by Lzoken. 1f it were not roxen, it might easlly seault in a disorsuuization of ihe Local Government. MB, WILLIAX ALDRICIU waa next called upon, aud proceeded to say that fo all Dis political experience i this cliy, durlng the past twunty.fve years, ho ad never scen & time when pol. itios rap 80 low tuut the parly in yower could noy af- ford the opposltion at leaet ouo judgo out of thrur, 1o though the business-tmens wers tlioroughly awuk= oned to Ly noeasitics of tho #iluation, bul thio ques 1lon wex, would tuelr voles Lo projerly connted? lio wau thoroughly awsre of s fechug wrong business- men that 1 was unnecessary £or shew to ke auy lus torest in elections, but had Doticed (hat on this occa- alog the fAght bad becomo so fntense that this fseling bsd becn tioasly oblitarated, sa it well deserved (o be, Heceolly he Lad moticed oue of tus larg. b motiogs of lhe cumpilgn W e ruml WEDN SDAY « WCTOBER 27, 1875, of & wird in which the rrapsctable clasaes rarsly took mizch pains to caat thelr votes, for tha resson that thieir ticket wem alwayn elected, \When he maw the en. thuniastle meettng st Central fall, ha would not heaix tate to aay tiiat tho penpia were thinronghly sroused by the necesnitien of the sittistion, snd needed but A littls. unity ta catey thair point. 1f fhe Cougly Doand re- fused 1o deal mquarely, tha geogls wees Justied in makin oo Uon iniy ‘and it dnands did t o ) 441 eir objects, thern were othor waysin ‘which tbcy might be stislne?, i it MH. C. A LENDPREON, 3 miing membet of e Cltizst Associstion, £ lowed, No reanoushie belig, b aaid, eoutd doubt that he focal Coverninent wa controlied by unacrapulous rings, that wonld hesitate at nothing, not even st gob= bing 'tbe treswury of millous of dollars, 11 Mr. Sirsing vas houest, 5 hn ciaimed G0 be, he s certainly 1 {ad_company, and ho bimeeif fud the aenre 10 acknowleige It to eeveral of his Celends, e hopad 1o e 8 call for & generat mer weuling, Thero was a way in which tie infnence e buminess man could maka jtarlf fol, nad, i his opinfon, & naks-meeting vwas the mont dircet outlet to Wi inAneuce, To awertain tho views of the gentletnen present, Mr, HeKindley moved that 3 R A MARS-MEETING DE CALLED stanch tine and place an the Chaliman might dectde. Mr Aldrich seconded ity sud it wan unanimously callad attention to the fr next County Treasurar had ronirol of fl cottity funds Loth, and & prsctial mau mihi ¢lar abeut $20,0 0, Tha Coutiity Trasrer wap abliged to mive bonds gubject to the approval of the Cunuty Comimlariuners, but it was jrotab that il boncdw an (hey Wouid approve, wonld Le worth cett tbould it be heceasary to fall back ipon the Londa fn fhe sveut of the Treasurer falling ehort, Ho ey ciled i fact that 3 former dofauiting City “Ureanurcrs bonls were aimioat if uot_ entirely uscless, Mr, Headerson apulouze |for brinimoy M, Hewing's name farward {n ineeting wii-h had uo nolitical lz- clinationn whatever, snd’ added that ho hwd only tken Alp, Heelugs iiatucy an b Wan nt the Lead of the kot und pecesaarily the Jeadcr of that particular varty, | He theu moved that a comiuittee be_appoiuted to qinft u eorles of rermulions sotling forth the obe {ctn which the ierchanta of the cily wers combining o outafn, r. Aliirich thought thut {he proper place for such a neries of reslutivus would bt the wassanectivg which was contewplated, He wished to lnpress upon the meeting 1in nicewsity of having kol speakers on Liund. Mr, WHiatd, he said, Was o facun orstor, and ueveral othier geut oinen ranking among Cuicagn's eet Iuecclisnts were ot far bebind i, Ald, Jesws Spalilug sngpested thut, as Farwell Jal, conld’ not be GLtuhed, St woull bs well 1o cugage Kingehury 1all, or boiug vilier convenient place, 3ir, Henderwn suggestcd McCormick Hal, on ac- connt of §te size, ated Wae met whth eome obfection, cbiefly on necount uf fis distance from tho centre of the eity, Me. Aldrich toved (hat s committee of o Le ape pointed 1o mirangs the ime wnd place of holding tue wectitig, und to hiake all wrrangomenta for speakers, ete. HE propuscd Sir. Suyts for thy Chulrpian of such a comnatiee, s decllned, 3nd Ald, Jeese Bpalding wa de- alguuted ss Cusbipi n, Ao Chair 1uen uppuintemd Mevrrs, Aldrich, Bise, Weigst, and Melindley s« the rest of tie Comittee, Mewtra, Mdrich and MeKind- ley wero obiaged to deciitie, o1 account of Lusiuces o quiring ihieir sbrence 110m tin city, snl Mesars Diigge nud Yorsythe were pppointed it thofs placer. 3. Henderron propoed tunt a resoliition o iutto- Auced to tue cfitet that wli places of bumners be closed ot thy day of the <Jcotion, but tuis alxo wa de- ferred until tho next mecting, “Phe aasembly then ad Journcd Lo awalt thie call of the Comuities ou M- Mectiug, THE MECHANICS, NOTIING 10 DO WITY UESING, A mass-mectivg of the mechanies of Chicsgo was held last oveniug 10 the South Side Torner full, at the corner of -Van Buren and Clark streets, ana turucd out to be one of the strongest Ratheriogs of tho campalgn. It wan addressed 1n turn by promtineut opublicans and Demo- crats, and by two caudidates for the principal oflice o the ticket, and thera were even calis for the tturd, Tho bLall wra thled to overflowing with an andienco wafnly or wholly composed of wlouecutters and workingmen of otuer t:ades, sud tho exeilement at times ran bigh. Mr, It, I, Wilson, Cisiramian of the meeting, called it to ordor about ¥ 2'viock, aud exphained that tho objoct of tho ge-hering wan to give voica 10 the foeltug of tho 810 1&-cuLtctn At the action of Mr. Hesny in tavosug tho use of couvicl labor 1 cuttiug the stono for the Court-louse. o recited st some Jengsh tho coudues of Mr. Hoslng 1 rolusing to publish the resolutions sdojted by the Uuion, aad choractorized his conduct nad 111t of bis pagor as intentlouatly hmical to theiterests of tho Workingwen. RLSOLUTIONS. o then resd the followlug resolntions, which wese greoted with tatenso and long-continued applauso: Wuzueas, I July last, nt a regulur meeting of the Stouccuticrs’ Agsociation of this city, 8 comuittee wus appointed to draw up Tesoitious Tewouatrating L swat allowing prison-lalur to compele fur Wurk o [ buthlingd, Wit fustruciioia to (uralkt o copy of s Senulutivis o each of o dully pepers of the ity and, WilEnEAS, A copy of sald reaolutions waw furnished 10 tuo atauts-deftitt, controited by A, C. Healng, wits & request that they b puvhsiicd fu sald pnrur wid, Witenar, Dablication of sufd resolutious win' st firat refunet on (ho groumd thut the scotipents preteed by thein wero contrary (v tuose keld by the Tuunagers of that paper, utd were published {n & suo- soquent funie fn 4 parbied furia § shereforo be It Iieateay Thiut we cousplor A, €, lewlug i enemy of the sworkiug clanscs, and that v siould 1ot and whl not support hiti for siy publlo oilice. Witstias, Tno Hou, Juba Joyes has by his sction ‘miexaber of tho Bosrd of County Comnunaluners proved uimself ever fultuful to 1o interests of 1ho workiugmen § theseloro be it Jeesnged, That wo will use all honorable meana to seciiso his reelection Lo tho ettice of County Counnis- T, MU, UUCK. Col. Kleaby then Introduced v, arected with gre. L. C. Huck, whowua applauss vis takiy the tioor, s vl tt tus questlon of the campaign wus o smuch thore purtant oo than merely whetlier ho or Mr. Henlng siould_ ba ewecled County Treasurer ; It win e questtan of the proper, adwiutstration of 'the af- Taire of the county, He furthier assured hin_hesreru Lt Bio was now, und bad alweys, Leen tue frieud of thie workingman, and Le thougiit’ blmaclf competant 10 Kpeuk 10 t1eID, Bincy o Liad Wimwelf Leew 4 work= e, a1 bud ACFved foue yrars at his trsne, Al bo Saked 0 hia hearers was (0 go 10 the polln atd vote x Thioy (honkit was right, sud I thoy did that e feit Damsel sude, KEELUY, Laud calla for Kedley wero auawerad by thn sppear- apeo of Lhnt genticnink, who was greetsd witn & slotin ot upplause sud checra, Ho suid o regretted that o bt 1ot by present 0 lear th spesch of Lis fricod ek, who was bu principal comperitor, Ho then e to defing Gls vosition, presalaiug & bistory of i roubles will the Oppositlon. Cuutral Comitice, ‘Wito, e kald, were ownoa Lody and breecliea by Hee~ Hog." Hiw object in cowing out as an tudencudent cuus ditfitewua to butst tho rlugs which were bundiug ‘e funds, snd ruinivg the uituirs of (he county, aud jtlis toriner record bad proved Lim woriby of the Fupport of 1he magacs bo expected toget t, e bad, s ekdul, subimltted bis canso 1o tho greater and letter Central Comuilttee, snd from thom he expectcd 3 tecomtmendation wiifch would elect i, ~ [Cuvars aud freat applausy.] COL, MWCADY s0d_that_ though bo was o Kepublican, e Lnd been ratificd ot Ate. KeeleyW sieecti, Either {ha geutlc- $han or Mr, Ik would ba elocted, aud then tle puo- Dio wouid hisve st bonest wat, ‘Tl usutlun af the Latapugu was whether tho county funda rbould us Toncatly accounted for, ot whether thoy sbould be gambied swess CHARLES I, RELD #a{d that bohnd beeu gratified st the conduct of the Siidlenco fn lixtening respectiuily 4o frst the Kepubifo- a0 aud (hen the Independent eatididte, ud be thougnt their conduct was charucieriatic of Lubvat workingizen who were willing to hiear both sides, ‘foo TMicotion 1n_ the cunvaes was wheter (he tazes, Whio ald, wers 1o Lo propeny dlwbumed, 1t was fhe” duty of tho = workinguwn ~ to g to the polls, compare the tickels, aud vois the oue which seemed best (0 each oue, II wass Rreater matter ta each an e perhape tuought, I tiio anairs were Louestly sdminstored, capstal wouid prosper s would pay good and 1iving wages ; if, on He Contraty, tho ottty atfaizn were nuismanagad sl taxen were blg, then capital could not witond to pay Jaboor whiat it otiwrwise would, GEN, 1. N, HTILEA wwas greoted with chiers on comiug forwarl, ¥io asld Uiatoull present wer> laborlog men, There wern Dot fve ‘men m the bl who did not expect 10 work for fiviug, i, lieod and himself labared m 2 way called bead Labor, bus be was glad that that la- bor waa cousldered Just a8 pespectavio as the work of e Haudy, and vice verss, Bome kindy of Labor uecd £d some ono 1o direct thom, but it was_ comparatively ) polities to Bave @ man ta bLoss the oters, New York had hal Dosses 1w Hutios yast,—Dors Wood and Boss Tweed, for example, 1 b supposed that theg all uew wht bad bcome of liows Tuecd, Ther had, 1o sal, been & convention that dsy, and 1t ‘wan_ absgutely sickenlug 10 seo men why called Ihemmelvcs Democrata et down and cruwl before Hesing, sud submmit themselyes to his control, He Qid not refer to Dr. Davis or Tum Hosne, but to Dbt who called thowmsclves old-line Defuoctats, *iie vpeaker thew related & siory lilustratiog th titndy of tiese meu toward lusiog, which was fol- fowed Ly great applauto sud choerlug, Tir, Keeiey, wbo had epobew, was ot tho candnirte laus, but of the people, and ot thit cea- Son aind bocadteo e was of posed by the politicic b be an farured by thu yeoplvs "Fals s of polities of whom b fal wpuben tad conuo befut® the eoplo and eluimed to te 3 11 poerat, 200 then had peuly sdvertived thas by proposed 46 iulata thie Oonatitution of the State, which pravided {hat alt tho emoluments of the omice 'which be sought, bejond (he sum of §100), sbouldgo o the, couaty: e ot ‘u.\..mu‘:& (Dom bad it be posed Lo To, 01 out e e e E0ms ol 82k | peaty? Thots Grangenn bassted fhat he bad feft (e Rapublican parts ater members had given him & siiver-atrvics wurth §1,20, atd nvarciags and tevm worlh $3,800, A man Who con 4o trick po ungrateful and ahusive 2a_ that woulil dessrt hin preeent coojmalonn Just a4 readiiy, This Bow wan e only Know-Nothing in the eits, wail hd vainod moce troubis about. nstiouslitien than oy otler man I the efiv, Tho wpeaker thris dlscuneed Healng's claim t0 ba s frivud of the workinkman, and gavo hitn s _foar{ul raking over, which wan greeted with the ul 9 en- {stvm aul” reewed. coers, and criv of o him “The resl truth of the Boss’ deserting the Repnblican party won thut Le had forsenen the doanfelt and wont- o0 to be out sud i the victorious rlds, As to the (lea of poverty, the rieukee eafd that If Hering was an houest min vho wantsd to pay hie debts the people waull ot think it 4 great mistortuns for kim Bno horses, sud ride on tby men. Thie 1ea for & eaunt of the eounty’s m iy nny meaur an tdle oun, When st of 1ot down of an evenfug and lose £1,060, an L pay it %.th su il clieck ou & Lauk where ti county's fuuli e out iy luta aml ~cars thxe common not urther, the speaker did mot belieya that the ks wann Drnocral at alls ho wa Nipoply a forager who Lindd waniter from Ll company to aeo If fe couldut pick up kometbing, uud would stiartly le aln with arwell avd Rehi, slluding (o Mr, Keeles's pest record, (le exed bl dechind preterenen for hua, sud margs by caling tor whres checss tor ¥, whicll were given with a whi which mady te gisne Tatsle. MR, FILLPH anil thiat ke felt proud (o tacet the pentlamen hefors 2, Lecanse Lie bad Linacf etadiated us ptonc. He then procecded to seview the resord of M, 1entug on swo poitita only : Fupar—1fe had sadl on the Isth of October, 1472, that e woantd tather huve bls davghter warry a *uigeer ™ than an Frishman, > Tie gesker bad scen Mr. Uesing Liking port in a mewting of the Emerald Club, und duociug Witl thewn, and contributing moey to thelr Treasurs. 116 wanied soine ono s recoucile thotn thiugn, Agtin, Mir, Heewg had peomived & clab of negroen thie nighit after b was nowated that e would bt back In the tiepublican party mest full, and bix Lientenant, W. W, OBries, bad eald only W tew dagn aftorward thut he asked the wupport of Democrata for Tireing becsura lis wan the ouly tugtt who could lead the Democratic parts of 1inofy 10 tietory w1 76, He then ssbed, uuidd ciears, i enyienly could go ciln thowe patements, A young man named Dizon, with 8 _very fair volce, When ranis o campulgn ditty 0 tho_praire of Kealey, llealy, Netson, aud Joues, snd each verse wan re= ey 1 apylanac, more, it 1 to be hoped, for the cutimeut tan (he Joetry, for the lsticr Wan ex= crabte, Commissioner Jones, Mr. Hudson, a practical eugf- neer, dolin 4. Healy, aud others, thet miade rhort re marks, snd tue meoting adjourned. Ita evident toue was eclectic, for whilo {beas workingmen preferrel Reeloy and detested Hosiug, they were 3l entbuntastic infavorof Mestra, Healy, Newon, sud Joues, of the upublican ticke! “Ihe riraits tn which 8 desporate politician will resort aro luAirated Ly MR, HEAING'S EFFORTH to atir up n feeling su his favor in this merting. Hehad stationed at the dGor of the Lalla_ boy with » baute of tracis over Lis efenuttre, the burdea being a prayer for help, and an wrtion thst be had always Lesn*'a friend of the workingmen,” Amoug other argumenta sineid to conyince them #hat he was uot gailty of what wae cliarged is the followiug : % Nobody ever applied to ioo shout {ke communles- tou, 1€ stiybady bad dot @ ro, ba woulit uave found a eympathizer b1 ity and 1 enotikd Lave eudeavored to “ause tho pblicstibh of thu counnunication tn the coiune of the Sauls-Zeitung, the managomenut of which 1do not control, It 8 well known thut Lan uat thn ellior, sud only a pari-proptietor, of the Ntaats-Zewtung, vod thut §is mansgement is left (o the Waretlon of (e editors, " Tuix wan conclulyely answered by oue epeaker, who #ald that the editar bud iufornsed bim thut the rosolu- uonk were rejected beeause they were opposed to the Doli=y of the proprietar of the paper, It wiil, howey— tr, be news 10 tho pubile to learn it Mr, Tiruing does Lol ezercioe any coutrol over v columui of bis paper. The offort to convince snsbodx by the clrcular of tract wan & dewd failuire, moat of tlicm being torn up aud thrown away beforg read. Thers wan & peciouy Squestint Rusng €awe of the workiLgmeu about drop- Vi the peddier out of window, Lt Letter counrcl Drevaiod, aud he wan alluwed 10 dietribute his bundie, Tuie whiole sclienie was the worst possivle one for o author, iad I bim” ndulely oro- buras thz #00 i REPUBLICAN GATHERINGS, WILLARD WOODARD. W18 KPELCH AT THP WEST KIDE MEETINO, A large ratification meoting of Weat Hide Ro- publicans wae held at Martme's IIafl, on Ada strect, Monday evening, which was address:d by Willerd Woadard, Owing to Jack of room, his review of the mituation could not e published sesterday morming, but is now given o full, as follows : 1t 1a 3 obilgation and duty which every citizen owes to himaelt, and to community, to carefully conaider tbe churacter sud relative pasition of tze contendiug yurtiea, and form an opinlon en to which party beat represents the elements of Rrowth which have made Chicago what it fs, Theso fundumental principles un- derlying our prooperity, will bo found to affect favorably all elasses of peopic of all nationsli- ties, religlons, ond conlitions of life, Thero are 10 mors dangeous men in soclety thin hose who attempt fo arrsy sccts and natfouaitia agafast cach otlier in political combat, We ato one people, We have like purpx 8 :,—tbo virtue and prospenity of Chicsgo, the welfare af cur State, the unity, perpetuity, sud giory of our country. We leltevo thst righteousness ezalteth 3 nation and sl ls & disraco to sy people, It does not make oy dif- ferenco whether the riguteousncss nr tho &in s in the hearts of Atuericaus, Germaue, lrinuen, Bcandina- viaus, oF Frouchmeh, Frofestant, Catbolic, o fofldel. 16 the uct 18 right, it {5 right {n ol and ebould be come mended 3 4f 1048 WIODE, 1t 1s wroog n all, and should be condomned. Lam willlng, an this plattorm, and a8 s Jaember of tho epublicats party, with our candidsies fur oilices, and veitls our svowed principles, to disciss fairly, oa didly, und earuestly, without' unkinducss, vituperss Lon’ and atiuise, 1he 1ebnes between tlnt party und the Qpposition purty, The Republicar party 148 A RECORD. In its devotion ts frexduwn, {n its emancipation of the alive, fus fts acrificos for 'the unity of thio Kepubliy, sthiay o equal fu Listory, Tt hua Liad the beat effors of tho beat mien of this age, Democrats and Repub~ licans alfko, and fus this list sou may If you please {n- cliide tho present candidate for Trossuric on the Op- position Ucket, Hut I am snloniahed to hear him say that the proud. eat montent of bis life way when he way nominated sa “Treasurer on tae Oppoaition tickit, 1n bo pot luis- taken fn this? Waa it Dot ween bo heard fho news of the_eliction of lanecln, of wiccuns st Doualdson, Vicknburg, of the grund‘march to tho sea, tho Einun- clpution Froclamation, the surreuder of Ii(chmioud, of fho pasage of the untndmenta of the Coustitution? Tocs o forged thoee thrills of juy that he bas feit as u Hepublicon, wheu vi:tory porched upon our lunners over the Very mea 0 whom ho wus then tulk. ing? Oh po, bls memory 4 100 guod and he 18 100 gullant and geuerous fo forget tuat. This man pretends to be & member of the Opposition party, Aliofthe other lghts of the movement clam that thero §s Do such party, Winelon 1a ready to swear by auy power, on a grand cnorus with other Dewmocrutio war-horses, that thi fa & movenient of the enuine Democratic party, of whose falures wo bave eutd 80 much, Al of tiielr issuea bav been refectert by the people for tho lust Aiteen yosrd, *1kuow it huys the candidsla for Tresnurer, * but if yuu toll the G:'rmione that tey will not yolo the theket." lutail- gout Gerrnans, (Lt of thut, [iow esy this German Tollow-citizen thiuks 1t 1a 10" pull the wool over your s candidate eays st Turper Hall: I went out of tho Republicens party into this Oy position purty und LICKED TUE KEPUBLICAN —FAKTY OUT OF 118 Boots."” o modusty of this stuteiwent I lcave to ba discusand Ly my frieuds Flagy, Whiting, srot, B M, Mame Wealworth, aud the It Mr, Hewe 1ng will teif 1 of o singls depariment of Govestient, <ity, vounts, of State, placed in pawer by (he Onprinds ton that L has nut publicly or privately denounced, 1 wilh gladly suke e exception dn suy future re- marke, Htate Jaulaistary, Comwon Council, yolice- foree, Toard o Publle Worka, Sayae Colvin, 'Shortd, and Board of Supervikors, como forward aud sbow thu scars of tne wripes well Idd on by this Oppositionfat. 1 “canmot - fiud it @ omy heats fo say that you ald not deservo theui, and you who Yot for im doubtiess el s, but you uust excuse us from voling to keep you I power, Wo {Longht tuat tio walary of (he Tredsurer wes dxed 2% $4,000 per anuui, sud the Supremo Couet e so Qocided, $0t o gets 310,00, Many good and intelli- et e cansob surd 310,000 yearin thle clly, Soue of us cun get vuly §2,000, and we kuow mauy reputabie E4tiaaus wilo work for §1.50 a day, which wauld be auly $630 & year, Wo do not liku 10 ive the County Cour- suleslourre g0t TWICE AR NUCR AS THE LAW ALLOWS them, evey with thic opialon of uu Dppesitin County- Atpriiey that e law may be viobted with dmpuuity . We'would suriously fuquire, now that valarics ar c4- fablished, xud sll ¢xcevs ia 10 be pald into the County Treasuty, whnt has becotns of Lurge upiounts that we were fold by Gen, Liob that tus County Clok uhd Bherial wnod 10 uake? 14 6t { the Trewury, of [u tho pockets of those otlivers 7 T 16 truo that (hy refuriiia X 1860 aud 1870, 304 under ouz now Conamiutiv that wo hava lost mionoy? W lita the practice of peyiig il emoluwents into the County Treunury, aud v Jei- ug contracts to (ke lodest Lidder, B8 this siwsys done? Has Nr. Menmyr uitoruly dur g Abe laal year exjresscd his opinin iUa the laws sgalust thieves aud gambiors i lundy aiows bayu been cutorctd as they aloutd ted Wil aa buen L4 uplnion ou this sube t whon uut 4 case didate for otilce? Wo pluce grest fillinee ou iy ‘word upiler such circumaiances, Our recllestbn L Cust e bn denauncod tbese mon—the leadcrs of this Oppooition partys 1f e Liss dono this o Lis cali mo- Wbkite We cAuBOt suppors Liia party, sithough we biavs, with tears, to sacrifice him. Com Dow, aad ba frank, frisnd uufina. 1ave you not had wore occasion $0 de- nounse Lie pgwmn y than the Repuldlcan fpiayed 38 RumUls past 18 while vag wees Heking tha Republics = Voin ae very bad on hard miney, RELIOIOCR Dot & & 1t Liaw bean s question of 1...!ur ~ & tinds, ip our A candidate . oroany Catbe K wiid 0 thin opnion wa are Austaiued by men whost opinion ‘Tne Chinirch of righteen centuries 1a not treiling hér Eagners in the duat and serazublz for Lo clty, xhy it Lan been neceansr: 0 iy lafe that e war g Ctholie, Air cllc teaiien In this conteat 7 Wa think uo or in Teliatle, € Syontof fts NUMBER 63, the represontative of the respectable element of tho city, ilo wonld pot ray snytulug aguom Ar. Heatng perronally, He would ouly say that this larke meeting showed ihat Mr, fvalug did_not earry the German volo I hiA breeches pockel. The peopls yant abotit §7,:00,0 10 in tuzes, moat of which goea in thw conagruction of public Linidinge, Th o 14 tina plents of apportunity for_corrupt odicials to el o fowar g contracte, . 1e hoped tho peoply would test " how siiich It intercated tiam 0 elect honeat mes County Troaaurer, Sl M war Marry N ” h i ar Marry Neinon, who s 3 canilidaih With n mau's reiigious erend polltical partien havo | fur Conty Co " il o uothlng o du 4 Ui countey, 11 14 pirienbyont Ciriary Gomudmangr 40100 UMLKY AL IL D an. Whets 8 eanliqats gov fhto s n i o v gt with wreat panticuarity,—rurh an tellng us thit ki ".';["',f},,‘:f:",';[f.';f’f;"“' iy ave foken the laiyioh was of AT S e o g4 uls S B ing to tho voice of Nature sul Beriptures, keen 1t out of jodths, veu you and your Giod aud honest ? T ng i Are sou (ntellicrut, indus. triou 1on (3 tbla Upposttion parsy, Thore ix & mystery 1n thin reliifloun matter rils- ticu to our csndidate on thn Oppordion wh 1 and reapectfuliy anbwit to Lis ud Biown the mind-reader in partc. earnurt aud powerfal e 1 and alone,” han Amasbed pohit PWtive, Fuiad armilen (DU neser WeDt 1o 3w, fu Len 1 \tevoted Catnolic, wiiy‘is jt. nacessary, at r e mE ursug ur twenty yeaca, o tell of {13 It would M that everyiidy il not know it ; thils Catholl has b et wivdor a bushiel, ) PUABACIER, ntel 1o tha Democrata o n the right wass and on the b1t enrcisge, 3 ApoD of Attt dressed n livery, Thir certificate sipued Uy Clarky Farweil, N. B, Judd, sud otbers “'Fg Whiat Lane tieen Bave wn come st iand "—wien rearl tuat part of trirnd Hes| el nckitg oF al= zortang religion, of the inure manly way cf listen- Jotat be bw 1 we want i kuow, uud tisat 12 1he qiiest:on wo are pUALING Jush Bow 11 reise whi, It throwa euspicion on U W R k) BbwiEion process Of GOLHNE Meugiug. « of gowd chioracler with a g | Do »yescis and Look In e e e 10 o 3 ats rluubt ancecel, LOT 31 5t al v ot necor g (0 Lia fdea, 18 3o FIEDT; o s of pittitg boueet mea fa ot By oar city, wio bl caolick Afades houeatly eud erommiatly, "1 T livats bad put formatid 4wt £ CARBAITCY Wit prasre<nd the it qualifc e head of the" o Finht A o e Oppesplon teket, it n well known, wishes ! ,e- eleeted l| 5 1o bolter up Wy fuling fortunes, Mr. 1 ]ml‘kx he eafd, war 4 gentlcman who hid been sus | pase fo Y} earn An i u thin cats, and had Feented's 5.5, ol 2 cad o desira foF 106 atlice In order to w ke ey, V| The oftices of the € nul, o | cammimaner wore Fairied, thiat thia Oygemition eatdio: to make souey, aud they d €415 wop rliork withs the bdary nll tted by tie Consilt islon, £UE HON. O, 1y MARN fed for, auit katd thit (e ouiy rearon why Ln ; inig s ML was Lee stthe e bl Ly tuat the Opposition can'tia & #-C1iTe the Cectiny by dislinish Tisaun T | right-min citizeiin tu g9 10 the polis, arined i > cuforoo thelr sigain, War, s unty Comtaiesioners refuse 1o ullow plican Jidies of eloctin ? es tney tnteud- e 10 pwesp the election by hailotxtadiug and Licgal 0d tufagions PR .t “tewarer and County it woa el KNOWT it thetu b orter r the crowd to whw the certii-a o w.s uressnted and | © o) ¥ 3 e igh abimation iyl e S e, the Lo seuting thye A Fimete althoukh BOT giveis 10 laaibter my vael bits T ene. CaaRLaly ewdasspe el thiy MINGR MZETINGS. uske thote jresents for? Woe it for the supp of the corrupt Hepubll au party 7 ILuse hart know, friend Hesbg, Wero given sinc uice the reeicction of Grant, riuce the v, Beseridge, slace Crodit-aoutlier, s fax's wickeltow, Jt s reward for wicks £ 00tk reatitution, Tturn tue er¥ice, Tiio tu carriave, feturn tho Wwgro, ond L be ln uy good as Jobn dehen wo will Tun s for Teeaeuser nest Uine, “Luore me, Ui leaders of the Republican jariy, canuot bk Leen Ko bal if the and taleut | tin tune of & o bavo lost all i Lo Wair o L 01 b 'From Mr, Healng's pressnt standpoint 1t opens up | 1 the auspt fon that this mogey wtgut uave been lw- properly ubtalucd, and e kuew it WILL NOT AUCEPT OFFICT. We are willing to swcnowlaige that_we are confure: o thir poiut, uule mau, sod powertul §o bis party, sad nas lubore filteey years for 118 muccess, aud even Voted agsitat tue Democratic party 1u Indd, and al) {0F b0 con-d der- ation Lut thie love of truth, §; 1a 8 bad recowtmendatios for the Democratic pariy with whom ho Daw acls “Luey must bave besn all wrong. spgreciated virtae W lase known men urcd us On tho thoury that Mr. Hesiug inwn 1iia ceniticate for ibe Dewocratic furty ls uck vo good a1 Mr. Judd’s s e 1l 1 THE sIXTIr WARD. you iy ection The Repnblicans of the Sixth Ward held a8 meeting Isst oveniuyg ot tue corner of Thirty~ first aud Arnold stieets. Joseph M. Rudonlfo was chusen Chalrman, aud Mactln Heat Secro- tars. 3. Marry Nolson was Grst intraduced. Hosald though ho was 10 g10at speceli-maker, be woutd way u word, 1le did not come to talkc natioua) yolitirs, although be was & Republican ; but this wus a 31 Kieetion, nd the only puertion shonld be se to (e Atnesn of ' 1ho Ineu pumsated for the oill e, Ie Ak ot beliese i Suling 107 any man because Le want- €1 the attl-e, Mo dald Chicogo owed bim otolug, s 4 | camie bere twinty sears ugo, and had beoh moderat-ly e essfut ) busiesn § s, fusteed of Clicago awing W | i auyielag, s Tttt bo owed much to Caleseo, aud bis fricuds told b he augut {0 run for County Commumiteion.r, 18 was us Importaut posilion,—mose #0 than Ay Glber place uts tue teker, T wan of more feal practival mportinca tu the cltizenn of Chicagr who were County Conimiesiuuers thun who were tuemubers of Congeerav, e did not doubt thero was & " A P .. ef the § dedberate intention 1o earry tho electlon Ly ballob-box e lia_and.coce that be retuned W | WG s, periiafs, 0y o catdidaten for oines. 3 80p foriuc fdateZetwus? Agudu be el us thot ‘”“_1'“" '}“‘Y" Wan el an iotention, The 2 rarload of FRypuiatin met him on bis way to Spring | TeCPl thatt On pabizo to prevent this, Ton i and wiieras b (he Lieienint-Governurebip— | Fe0¥e Lot the apeakice, were to dncide wheter i Stot.. Tt Un oty Revursary 60 renark that | B0 W88 witibed 0 gerve e m e tue salary for that oifice i worth omy n Fl.10 ard of Couuty Commilreionera, If they deired ity T reauiren severas. Sionbi! Swrd oo | BEWUGUeetv Bnis if out, hio, Rae covtent, He Mr. Healng aid bold the office of Bheriff whe: 4 b large feer.~ 1o may bave had eome sbiare In the fees Wo will leave that o him. e lup Lad tue eny prioting as_paying rates for a guimbst nf f ntber ofticen, yoara, and bas it till, 1 asauine thas tuere may be o citizelin as able os lie, among whotn msy 18 foun tmuny Germann, yet very few have been honored to iho s do ot complaln of tio past now, Lut in the election thly year we must ovurlook the extent Lo nan, dechning modesty of our friend. AB A PHOPUET. r. Hesing propliesicn that 10,000 voles will be givest for Justice, We do not care sy much about th majority as tus good {asue, We want o stronger conderunation of (ki yarty which ho now desires to contingo thay |pcosded from ik own lipe, Ev afied, sn] has ot belfeved LA statoments sbout the eity and county ofioen, should vote for i, Thow Wil Lellove T aliould voto sgelust him, that bio hus mixed matters, the beat elcmentn of oar city sbould 1ng eatnestly, Nuw fa o time for thoso whio _ object striko a blow that wil render auuther victory of auch 1 Know-Nothing party imj ganible, What higs the Up- Taboritig man? What have ment in butiding our clty ty bulldings 7 Dl we ever Lave lesn jai- of more money squsudered 7 What Wos Jonition party done for tho they done fofurnish emple wnd_cor prosements, 1rant 14 th have public inprovelents go ou, snd suc & redustion of ealaries that the connty Yor jabor Yhan the citizan, 1 bave resd the 6 pecchies made Ly the Opposition, Tuey buve NO FOLICY ON TOL FINANCIAL PROBLEM, It fa al taik, talk about the bloated bondhioider an the peruons! bistory of the permoual worth and prowees af exch candidate by bimseif, Eten tho statcam nnd oruetor, Canifield, in tae discursion of our eoun- ty_and natinnal fanues, tses the following languag: + Wo niust say * Get out Mr, Fostmuster; g2t uut M Colle:tar, We must Lave the ofiicon. cader. ANXIZTY OF OUR CANDIDATE. 3r. Hesing ihreatens to Lok kuow whyt ho mueaus 0 o, meanings, snd we do take, bot know which of baving boof entrap and ens caro of that, {fere aro our fearn, If our condidite or suy thin elso aliowld fall nto fhe Lands of thoss fellows whi have been to the ighest bidder Le ix gone. him ujadn ou eastb, Play fair, friend Mesing, and d ot eet thoko fellows oDt vur candidate. young as a Treasuper, f b o, conmia:a In hia best traits an explulued by hiron He owes denta which be csunot now pay. borus. by aruife, Youny Huck will tak to tefune to LAY When tie money cau be reicled, 1¢ fu » matter of public notority that he seeks ibis oftice 70 PAY IS DEDTS. Fin creditors wiill press buw the moment Lo 1s elocted, With an houest, genorous _nature, bow long will it by before the County Trasmury will e unlosded to meot theso dewsnds 7 Taere 16 but $1,0L0 5 year u the of fice, sud we submit to his fricads fuat 1t would be bet- ter to redevo bun from e temptation. We must uot place & sjumbling-block {0 our_brutber's way, Wo Dolut with pride to our ticket, We aak 8 projier con- L AU 4D ousticst siderution of our Ulatia and _purpos ’ support from thome who bolievs s to bu right, N amouat of fsult-tiuding in _the future can retrieve iy Jass of what cun ba sa" easlly cbiafued Bow by voiun on the 3 day of Noveubor, WEST SIDE MASS-MEETING. GRAND OATUERING IN TUE LNISO WALDS, A Kopublican mase-meoting was beld lass osen fog fn Tweilt strect Turaer-Hall, ‘Thero wis & largo attendance, weatber. The Lull was uncomfurtably cold, bu the pooplo were well warmod up by & nuaber of excolleat speoches, vared by scveral poBRS wlicls wero woll renderod by Fraus Luwmbard's Gleo Club. ‘Among the notables presont on tho platforn argons, rorgs 1 ALt Cuatien wera denars. 14, 1f, Ha, Joun Beuweitz, Capt. Divid Murphy, ex-Ald, Joau McGumty Jonn Lyle iing, aud Ald, Doy The woetiug was calid o ¢ tar B o'clock, ud Ae, M, M, Mil.er waa vtected Gus a Jopn Muryby, Lows’ Huck, an, M. oluted had nut yeu arsivl. Hle (becefun minary semurks, 1. MCHAELIN thug 1hut that portion of tha cit spoke fu German, Had been clalned s cuhirely ppsition o seatimeut, nt meoting showsd Tue Jarye utteudance st the p7. How fat from the Lrah Wk tho anseriion, En e Oty was then dutroduced, and sang. wil st effectivencas the yopilar soug fhe bamtier,” fullowiug witls an_impromptu song ful O Tocal Bute, Whicls was voclierously spplatided, ¢ 1ON, Do W, MUNN i was thon Lutrou e, aind said that lie had cowe there otk 0 thy sudicure nbout _thelr interosts, A ui Badt st to bits » few days before, * sluun, you vu 10 fols e Opposstin.” * B8 repliod that, although ek oot deipwad frotis oftice, o would ratkor xerv At O huest men than In & party headed fuls Uite bad not cume to abusa Meulug, but by woul cay it Thiatug wan » bad Leader, Tio speaker wanie {osay sometling sbont Chicsgu,—a city that by Wi St uve i Jt Wb neoary U, [ order & Bttajn prosperivye goverument, Tlat s the dirvct y mat who ls sit- We think Every man who believes that it 18 a combination of upport Mr. Lles- no more refally aul R Tuvee aro thy rinciplos of (e new party as cxpounded by this great Mr. Huck,” We bardly ‘Thio_ ord has etvers] o "Puo word gnifie to push with boras which canuot ba bis futent, for, however bud wo havo talked about him, we have uot accused him Th? word aleo_ weans to The word aled moana to rob or steal. ng fllegal wlaries and letiiug coutracts We #hail pever nen Givetho map a chanve, Toe creat dunger of Mr, Heslng Gtootography tnsy he relied upe e {s not to Llame for that, 1o deairva to puy bis debts, Lhat fs commendable, Ho {4 gevcrous and it by bard Lor him potmihatanding tbe bad * & few minutes afe John Schmeltz atated Mt the speakers ap- | u quested . Mickaeld 1 fuvor the mecting With souie gre« Untmi whis )y Alewe he wty should bave wuod govern- clored by smyressing upon tue mecting the fmportance of thurougti ofganizstion an election-dsy to guard Bgatunt traud. e uogerstood thit the Bizth Ward bad beeu sowewnat uegincted by the Qoutral Commit- 16e {1t their campaign sirangements, He would ses to 1t personally that it was better sttended to during ths Temsiniug dagw of Lo canvas, ‘Meanrs, Burns, Radcilffe, and others followed with spirited bpoectier, aftar walcy the uieeting wjonrned, TUE TENTIL WARD, The Tenth Ward Lopublican Club held a meeting last evening at Justive Balisbury's oflice, which was generally aticnded by members of the party, Justica v | Saltsbury was caed W the chalr, and AL Courad eloct- e Necretary. A wosmunleatiou fom Gen, Maon, of the Campafgn Committeo, won read, in which i was 2 | suggented thiat a Captatn be appoioted for each voting prectuet, Lo to sppofbt & Lieutenaut aud sastatants, the Captain o report 1 tha Bepublicsn Lasdquarters at ones, On motjon, the following gentlemen wem sppoloted Commiiteen to work at the s al precinct polls un electiou-lay, the Cuairmau of eagh 1o report Wt Republiven Leadiuarters: Pimt Precici—it. A Wiliiame, J. A, McGrath, E. Mornson, Jobn Kiine, snd Georgo Wrights 8coud Preciuct—d, Hotlman, Juhn Brenuan, Avver Sulton, J. J. Urows, and W, W, Kennedy; Toird Preciuct—A. ¥, Bishop, I, W, Clark, Br Wilaam Soilit, J. Biedler, aud M, C. Desn; Fourth Preciuct—W, H, Tbowpsnn, O, fl, Odver, T. M. Avery, T. ML Barkitt, and J. J. Moutaguo, A 110tion waa sis0 adopted that tue Chatrman of each precinct uppolnt two men who ehauld be prosent 2ty polla amd count eact balol depolicd ou eloo- tou-duy, The uiceting was addressed by G, W, Knox, who re- garded tho clection of the ticket 58 indispennvals to e well-belug of 1o county. At the concliel u of wotne furtlicr business of sl unlmportant character, the meeting adjourned. THR ELEVENTI WARD, At meeting of the E.oventh Ward Ropublican Club, Beld last evenog At No, 23 West Lao etreet, it wan decided to hoid n mass-meeting aome eveuing this Week, tue datosnd plce of mocting 1o bo Lersafter deternuned. d 9 4 o o n d n r. — THE JEFFERSONIANS, MODEL CONVEN- e | MEETING OF THE TI0| 1 d o #1. HOYNK'S ATEECK. Tho Jefiersoniang beld their Convention in 5 | Union Hall, curner of Clatk and Monroe streete, yesterday, and thoir action in regard to the county sicket 8bows very plainly by what ele- f. | mentit (s controlled. It was ostonsibly a can- veution of Democrats, who were to eutinciate Dewoctutie viows sud priveiples, avd Tuomss Hoguo's apeech sud the aclion of the Cou- vention show how adwmirably the dootrive was carried out. : There were s good many revpectabls gentle- meu provens as delegates, but the ward bummer wos tbors es well as tha wire- pullers, aod tho horae of peity lighty who biaug on tuo outskirtu of local pollsics, plcks tug up hero avd there tho bone which is throws iu thelr way. Awong the prominent Dewyocrats prosent ¥ | were Ewmil Ricter, Juwmos Bullivan, John Kweonm, Obadiali Jackson, Dr. Wickershaus, Yoter Uand, Ald, Byan, Col. Batdwm, I, AL Vao Qsdel, Pat McHugh, Theodore F. Goroul, - o -1 Tom Lovergan, Melsille V. Fuller, J. Adaws, Mark Bleridan, A. 0. Heslng, ¥, 11, Winaton, Oen, ¥. T, Shermn, Jobn 3-Citrey, t Judgs Otls, Uvargo W, Houguteund, Suuator Miles Ko e, Jobn Mulr, dobti Sehank, Julge Vau Buren, 8t Cluir Bntherlnd, Bernsrd Cavkgh i, Ro K. G Julf w Bsenthal, 0. Kudsulas, Utto Dealing, Ty, ex-Ald, ' Aoutgomery, 'Cliaries Kefo, Lavs Herain, darob Lenzeu, Auton Berg, Cal. Aind Vots, John Hie, Whikiw Bmth, Frauk sehwoinfurth, Pat O'lirlon, Tuomas Hoyue, Juau tatick, Chiriey Dennehy, Jobu Cotuleksy, dobit Goniv, A, tibosutig. er, duniice Mawmili, Dan bxlly, Fraok Aguow, aud » | 0d1. Qumeron. “Fuero was a large element of disorderly chareclers resent, a8 was sveloped [n tho maiy Holsy, and st mea upraarioun, scencs which enruz |, Huwever, for getulne Dewocrutin Uouvention, It Wis (uile respects fer hnd ceroaluly & geeut {mpcovoment oy the mob WhICH nomiuated thy ticket bevlod by A Oy Heatng A which was wwaliowed whols yesterday, B Couvention way caied (o order ‘sbout 11 o'cock by Ts A, Alurai, who nonnated e, M, W, Tobnaon. ae jorauont Olitrasa, Tuo geateuisn Was ULshimIOUs]Y Chuoscll, ADDEESS OF MR, ROUINCON. Intaking (bu clate, Ste. Kolaeon thauked the Cone s utlo fof tho use e il hOUVE confurred upau bim. Te Vv 10t bl 0 & ite it ugoct of the Guticontion, 110 W, Hawever, familiar with tho principlos tho Jef- -G b b puussbgsied (o o waeld, sul o Litaw that 1t wss 4 club wiich souglt not to 'promole e abnisn of aapErig Lien to ofllee, bUE »OUKLE 18 prus Wwisg prclplcs, They bud uot Yy h ) n | i Ml 1 | sasemblod 1o coutiitute to the defsst of this | el Sew, bue with s bigher molive ¢ | f6 viow, They bud orgoulzed vpon prisciples vital to fus maintenance of Governmoent aud ua- '3 | fiunal prosperity, aud la belleved the principles they 4 | Were allvocutiug were esasontial Lo the perpotustion of (hia Amenicau doveruuent, (Odesr.] mattare Wers ot m erely the eope of ko Club, but when ths 0 | Prioviples wmbodied (s thelr plattar were st lsus X Cfricnd of his hud vished rus | fie tuey yruposcd Lo comu (o the {ront, [Chocrs.} ot S0a" 08 e couniry, viskied S04 | 1 iean belietod such an occulon exiuied now. (té- great) N mever scen n ciiy with mn nuny | wewed cheern] Ils would eadeavor v Claicinal to fAue busldiuge, and sxbibiting such thrift sud eaergy, [ Proore thieir uction, snd asked for the co-open.ifon Jine tire 1463 Wan galuing ground throuxhout tio coit tev that Obicago waa in tbio hauds of u Fing of corTup! oibiennls, The idea mnst be contraverivd, Tuo epeaker fuad uztracty frour the sposch of i Hou, Thomas Hoyne st the D:woers! el rfié‘\xwlh- prosiion party s bullb-box sl ere and yet tho ¢ uativua of tlia ballo-hor-riufling party. Louventios bad indorsed (e sl und prevent any dishoucst procedures. Why, ho awked, thor Ut by electiou 3 firo national campaiyn, whieu tLiore Wili Lo 8 most ex. ciling und tlowe contest theauglont (be countey, dolng s)} in Lts power eveu 3a:uru tho success of the paris, ‘Blact good wea, The Clalsmais et & good reputation 108 vuz iy, tuen dnbroduced B, LOLIS BUCE who sai ibad B4 seod belube e medting m s Qouventiva, Hy Bupml that the Republicaus wonld come out curly to the poils Vhould {bu Kepnbleans stick to- Uocause et year will cows It | tlda cumnunity, It was exceediugls n Reptulican 0 Do up and R e i gy st uis local _slection ta s a parly, it bad Den fho best 803 purest patty ihat over aaled. 1 the Convention s muntaiung ordee ad i socuge % | fugsho objects of the meeting, (Choorw.] A DEMOCBATIO BPEECH. s | M, Milew Kooy auggosted that a2 Thomss Hoyna was preseut lie abould wddress the Conveutlon, and 7| ive thowm sn uldfushioued Dumocratd taiky’ M - | Lioyne was loudly cailed for, ADDEESS OF MI. BOYNE, M, Togue' tien wiopped lolue frout and made ¥ apeech full of Wo uud vigor, wilch waruied tha dole Vgates Wlo & Ligh pited of sutbusamm, Heaadd b Wi Dub B0 VAl 88 (0 Suppose that be emuvod - | il anything like tho Dewocrutio sentimeut o gratilyiug to haa 10 #ce, ofter Btceu yoaru of advarally, o tany fact togettier, tis very appearince of whum in & room Ly thle Purliod the wolitical atmosplere, snd made U1 erty njoyale. [Choera) Ho wiw o dawn opeals Upou the future of vur tountry. As the Galrme 1Ad stated, tbs principios of tho Jeffsrtoaian Olub a3 thw Slddime peiuciples of (bo Democratlo parg J‘umm.l ‘They Uved W reitore sud gevive thag