, 1865-04-18

To The eAnSI-1touopuly Unlol: Voters ol
xbc Fourth Nurds

o kNe eAnbE-SAONQHtlY 0h4HE Q1tf8 OIL
xhc Fourth Ward:
At the earnest solicitation Of many polisIea!
friends, svs,! myself Of this mode to s;lnounse
al lie ensuing munie,pal election
lam especially 1oluenced to this COURSE ffo1
the sct OF the apparent rnfalfuess OF the proceed
III fhs I tsiy y M Isl shows tnst IS votes I ;sers We hen
caet- There were two box 8, one IN which the
votes for Alderman were deposited, the other the
xG Va. aana e oi
which 16G were for H. III. Tilmastn. snl 167 for
myself. In counting the votes from the delegate
for Mr- WiIma1th, one oi wh,ch-the Judge.
aeree1ng and Sta ing their personal knowledge Of
thu fact that II was placed there by rnistako ID
mittrd should be counted against me. This
made fhe A1dermanic vote n he, but the judges,
Two Of whom we're known to be In favor Of Hr.
spd one 9t then 10, 70 bitterly IT. &C.,
vote for Gallup II nominated" that he would
sooner vote ior Copperhcad," persisted, not
ny sfses a = eE VICE si
The other vote csmc to be IN tho deleeste box-ln
counting 1t against me. Wncreupon, I not O. u
10 Mr. W1Iaarth 10 decide the merits Of ~ the mat
nomination, which be refused 70 DO
Now l claim TINT under such state OF facts,
th.t the result Of the rute lor Alderman, at the
primary meeting Of the 7th inst-saJtng nothing
oftae vote against me By one OF the Judges, whose
clafations reiativs 10 ue, msy well be- qaestoned-
mues 1ss The M nonlnee OF tnst meeting, Al Mr. VII.
A. ! have not like Mr. wilmarth-who pur-
chased stock in The tbicago City Railway, at the
hands Of ,ts Secretary to tho amount Of two thou-
Il be IL not now, was atockholder In said com
pany within the Inst thirty daye, the appreciation
q which fsct By The 1noaopoly was ws!l attes5cd
marin At The primary meeting ot tho 7th Inst
been favored BY visit from ,he Sub Committee
of One H1ndred'' Of the Autobiography Assocln-
lege Of answering, *tmost uncqnisoeally and with
out reservation, :" to srt OF cooked up lntcrroga-
torieg, (rom which fact infer that said aszoe11-
nj questions relating to their line of polfcy}1
take this oppoi tunitS, upon my o"n responsibility
Isl. That while 81 aopposed to al1 monopol!es'
lam especially opposed 10 the Horse Railroad
ID. Tbst while lam in favcr Of 'increaaed Horse
Railroad facilities" nm in fhvor Of not only
more cars on the e1fetng tracks. but more tracks
Ito he used not on!y IN oppositon to-hat SIN
order thai the Lnhllc may hs better secommoda-
ted,n In competition With tho existing Horse
Sd. ThalI never have, ioktns1y or otherwise,
hassained for held o. !. any aiannsE possessed
Iii. That Iuever have soliclted-nor permitted
or CO ops raton uf any oflirer. stockholder. Of
the monopoly to recommend me for '@inteeF1ty,"
CT - known opposition to all mon0po1cs.
5lh. Thst il ieelected, 1t eha)l be my earnest
eudeayor In the futrEe, IN the past to fathful-
II strrc, to the best Of my humble ability, the IN
tc1csts Of the Ward, ard Of the City.
Respectfully submitted,
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