, 1865-02-10
without regard to their previous psrty connec-

| without regard to their previous pa1tJ connec-
w R1soirsg, I That committee OF one hundred cid
zeps be nppo1utcd By the chairman of thc n1ccttne
whose duty 1t should be to orgsnize lortni.h
In orr eity, of ajl potieal parties, without refer
TO former hn eca1 - a. IN nnS
r,nai nfSres of capable and honest men Ia every
ierart1neut Of the city government, which commit
,h an pedse eds
n1gIselses. ono and all, 70 stand b5 them, IN any
suitable movement they shall inan@garats, @ to SC.
in whose fidelity to duty, personal ability and
moral worth the people can rspose With cona-
tESsolrG, That tho people of Chicago will cher:
niehard j. Os1esby. Exposed to Influences more
sta.e, 10 induce the Executive to approve Of an
unjust monopoly, he has Etood immoYable and M
1~epproachahle; ,opposi-g the simple integrity OF
brought to bear epon him, and In opposition to
wishes andappeals ofpersonal and political friends,
and 10 gil the power OF q mammoth corporation,
{eo fat Is was in bis poMer)' to prevent The cor:
eurnnasson or what be be}tered to bo wrong md
ou,1age ngon ths people Of CHICAGO. Dy his1oity
roet, L. has added ncw 1uster to name already
'llus1sious: be haH showu that the gaaut soldier,
whose Erend hero,sn has been alspiaYcd npon
end The right ns be has eyer been to the cause Of
his country. All honor to the name 0; Richard
Resoirea, That the thanks Of the people Of Chi
and to William Jackson, Representative from
kcG Ggn6 comfy mho fFom rst M 70 1ast hare so.
George Strong and. Ase1ander Stevenson. neprs. 5 -
eectatiyes FROM Cook county. who from the tima
they ful1y understood IT., effect did all in their
EoNct TO procure i's ycto bT the Governor, and to
prevent IFS becoming LAW and especially for the
ttrone and effective speeches made by Mr. Word
in The Senate ard Fir. Stevenson in the uousa
aFairet the bill on ITS 1na1 passage. Although
their efforts to defeat tle bill were unsuccessful
the people will not fail to apprcciate5 and reward
them.
Msolrtd, That we have no words in which ade-
qustely to express the Indignation which ne fcel
towards those OF the Representatives from this
pnssrse, gave their support and Influence to the
copsummation Of this great outrage upon the clty
Of Chicago: That II as 1ops a. this gigantic monop~
nnoa fne 70 eg ea gdsc c
interests they have 80 shameleesly bctrayed shall
SndnEe, thc nasnez of Francis 4. Eastman. Nsthan
1nemhered rs the httrayc1s OF the Interests and
lights entrusted to thcla by their constituents
Every added yea: that this grent monopoly shall
the righteous indignation and just contempt with
which they will be regarded by an outraged and
EtscIted. 1nat the conduct OF \. D. Cook,
representative from Cook county. in Withholding
from the committee Of cltizena his hesrty co-ope
1aAuu IHEAGuEt Inc uCieAE Of
Horse Hallway BILL, {althoush he recorded his
vote against it,} docs not meet our approval;
That tlc People of chlc.go had the right to expect
that e~ety honest man who represented her inter
csts in The General Assembly 50 soon as the full
eject and operation Of this Law was nnadc known
to hita, weGd gl,e bis best efforts md services to
effect its defeat and they nre unable to understand
how any 1noivez, except srch ns ought not to In
lrence Representative, could prevent the prompt
End 1ull d1echargc 0f such duty; and f5r like
rcascns> they disapprove Of The course OF
Edward s. 1xham, a RepEesentatvc from
the final passage Of this bill, apologizing 10 its
feIds FOR Lis inability 10 60 With them In its sup
| port, while be uttered no word Of condemnation
| meuhcrs Upon this measure has not becn enra
Is to merit or secure the confidence and respect
Of Their constituents.
Rfsslrtd, That IN behalf OF the people Of Chi