, 1864-04-16
SHARP PRACTICE.
Tie Irish Nement.- Bait to the
Germans.

We must give the Cops. credit for possesslnRa
vezy considerable degree ofcunuing and adzotness.
They generally play their cards sharply, and make
Is many sspoints" as their 'hand" will afford.
The spa1ty is inflicted with IN awful ret Of p7in-
c,plea. II. high leaders nearly nj secessiou-
iBts, Mnuy Of It's followers have become tckewarm
or dlEgusted. For the past six months there has
been much ''dead lethArgJr In the party.
The rank and t1e feel little o. no In |
terest In its suecess. The question to coli
slider Was, Chow to revive 1t and bring ont It's |
full and fraudulent vote. The first thing to do
to wake up the Irish who constitute 66 per cent Of
the entire party In this city. To do that 1t was
to stuff the ticket with Irish candidates.
We have tho following string Of them for Alder
men, viz: Barrett, Walsh, Sheridan, Comisky,
Pat O'Raderty, Dinnls o'sulllvan, Job Carpenter,
AID Joe Sherwfn. Several Iriahmen hold over, 30 I
that II this batch be elected, the Irish will have
control Of the Common Council, and may le1y aud
eat inst as many t.1es a. they please. Lest this
long string OF Hibe1niAns might not bring out the
fpll It1sh vote, legal and illegal, about dozen
Of the same countrymeu were nominated for con-
stables, A. the Irish and natire Coppcrheada don't
ike tho Germans, Aldermen schall, Ulbrch and
6hufe1dt were thrown overheard and their places
filed by Hlbernlans and native copperheads.
All things were now nicely d1ed up to call ont
the Irish votc. But the Germans had been severely
tprbbed-getting nothing but = few candidates In
..t. . tIr,t.h !, tbo police c,nufss,n,o,
"sop to cerberuh" In order to reconcile the
the Hihh 10 support ou'cn,nan "aona
tney aae.en. "e.o 80 ee1ec.
The leadera In the church, and for the pur-
psee Of securing the active aid Of the priests they
picked out one who Ia down on the FentAns and
euppo,le ,ne nasnop ~ t..o-.n. ,sr,on ~.
,. .e ~ 49, 7nss nr 49, r. 10 h.nds
- Ia.;s.,h,a f1nh ~ ~ nm. u. f,op,s-ho.d
OF .as 'n' ,,.ans,h f11nna ~,.ss
macnice. Ae Ass Nv saeussI W 1oAueaee WIZ
as sa nse h1e
s...h ,.a.a - 49, .c,,rst him ercrn, ,hst ha q.
hs1sn Wola 70 ny se.ns. nsa e1eepl .a.s ne ~
rseiui tool of designing men. He Was nominated
to reconcile tho coppethead class OF Ger
m,ns to vots for ffteen or twenty hish
candidates who IN turn were nominated In order
hen cooling OF towards The Copperhead party
n.rt3rnI.Tlv tbe youue. Amet1canized Fea.su Dor
f,on Who ara i1leuosed TO do their own thinking,
md mot be led by tho nose by dirty dsloyal derna
.ocnes. such is the Joiner work Of the Copper
head oekeI >, nc huut MA liza - - pat ~
seenst' uI A - =. s,cha. ,+...,5 o. 80.
nus sA+ ~. aa ~ Ill ro,othsr ~ Trh,asss
op r, .ae .'.ES ~ r. ;s,se-.os =, Ce,as.s,s.s
VIZ oo feoes"e. AAeA1 '''0 - A7"o
rue.
,-o,,,,,.-.er~px F1rvnx,re,a Arm ro,,-
~ ,.a,.oss .,ss,ta. orth. H.. 80,
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'etfs1s " VIC -.
mise''o "as ~ ss n-s,t.s..... D.. =. 80 49, ~.
1oo@ VI .ne ose"no 'e.@1 1nN .us
chalf was lam 20 Ds ,aon JUN IL "uson aues
prayer oy net. ~ ~ e1,,n
10 inc CONSTITUTION "ete auopte"' az .4o 4ono"ths
gentlemen were electeu !" se''e ~ o0ee'oss oo1-
ing Inc ensuing ysAt'
4slo non Som 3o Re, e. ptaree ao Re, Haven
y ao;i hss. ~ Saefsoa II; ~ no.; T. HfIs YIN
r. n Mason. Do: Isaac T. Gibson, Salem. Iowa
| Rev. n. .. Williamson, Chicago; Rev c. b: FoW-
It. 1G. 4et ;raS =; ;ch II II o oo' ss HSosse
chie.rn. HeY q. b. He;rner. MiIwauFee. W,s
Ic1, RnmseJ. e1-Gov. Minnesota; Hon. E. B.
Fairfield, L. l. D.. Hillsdale, Mich, Rev. ]. q.
Bu11oushr, u; D Gnseage' He5. y. Io!YcE, r r.
"; ~; AH, ~ fhe f.or ser er.0facIo d.
Tha ro- po.,a vii, ho1a It, 6,.t aesk,on Al tr,s
] .,o-,s - ~. Comm;aa1nn m Mnnd,, ott.rroor
Ao ,.,..s. -. ~. e,...+,o., ~ ata.s.. ~
next, Al oe'oek' 1ot tne eleet1on et o1neefs aao
| the transaction Of other bu.iness-
4
| BRUTAL AssAULT.-Yestcrdny afternoon 4
brutal assault waa committed by the notoriou.
na.s - :. ~. ..1oon ~, tho ro-ra. ~ ~. I,
fasco Ansel. .. nv saoon' " aue ,usne1 VI CLINT
and jackson streets. upon M1cnaei NOLAN, q mem
her OF the Invalid corps et4ttoned At Camp Dougae
f,snn, e hsd arisen between the parties respect
~. sn,. ,,a vb,rh pnscn ra,a tho soldier h.i No,
| 'nS .o- ~ - - -. 80 - s.,~S'
PAID 1of, anu N support VI MS etaiu tnc eaioon
nerrr ccasnc untfl The man lay bleeding. sense,ess
md to all appearances, diving upon the door. Tht
| at,ack was e1ayed by The entrance OF the polite
The wounded man was found to be very severely
| fn{uYcd. There il no man in Chicago who hsi
.,sa ,,,,t, ~ ,,ervf,b1a rotc,tc4v !, 4hf. r,.,
E"1nee n..n ~ ,e1.sN. 10 AS A..".