, 1869-11-03
THE ELECTIONS. |
Grand and Decisive Victory Of !
the Reform Movement
in Chicago,
Every Nominee on the Citi-:|
zens' Ticket Elected by
an Overwhelming 1
Majority.
The Barnacles and Corrup-
tionlsts Routed, Horse, :
Foot, and Dragons.
The Hesing Solomon Went
worth Clique Driven from
the Field Forever.
The Majority for the Citizens
Ticket Over Seven Thou
sand in the City.
Increased Republican N1ajorittes
in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Elections in New York, Nassachu-
setts, Maryland, and Other
States.
The Majority for the Citizens
Ticket Over Seven Thou
sand in the City.
Increased Republican MaJorittes
in Wisconsin and Minnesota,
ILLgS01B.
Chicago.

and cieas. Ths deDse fog ihsx xarouded ere1JtnlnK
TIT night before VII d!1xpated by ths early sun-
The day Wa w4<n IN compaftson To the cold
weather os sse p1at two week. zsNas \ nne Gay
for election, md rne election for any day. Tbs
,udSeA we're It their posts. aud the polls opened At
the appointed houz. Soon after the yosin1 began.
and continued IN day. keeping tue tudxes and
CLERKS busy most Of the stne- There 6as more
Interest tatcn tn the election than was expected
The Barpacles had 3unalsha1led lhe!f hosts and
their ncin!ons were early abroad. To do them JOS
t1ce, they worked wen tn 4 bad cause, and II they
were not SictoToas, I. vEs not for lhee Of enerRJ
OF eupst The honest portion Of the community l
seemed to haze been arouacd from the criminal 1
spa1hJ AEd csreiessness loo CHARACTERISTIC Of local
coutesta OF eourae the ballots went through The |
h1nds Of the Hat1ac1e tools, and none but theJ
can ten what happened 70 them IN The transit. /
Taere naa great deal Of @scTatchtnK" and
.'pa6tsrf," on account Of personal preferences,
and much mora Of the same work on the patt Of |
the peddlers Who gare ont the "1tngr t1cseiA |
They had tickets with the Citizens healing snd |
the Ba1n1cae naues, which tnay palue1 on on IN
soFpec91pg yoters.
Tha election wx1 verI orderly. A ysst quantity
OF beer was consumed, md some poor wh'Ake;-
Many oI the boys were top-heavJ and f11akJ, bat
moi very 9uaETeisome or roguac1ous. No lives
were lost, and very title pumuelitng WAS done.
On the south SIDE there 0as heavy voting. In the
ne.ghbornood Of WeFls, CLARK, and other Streets,
where dtsrtpuiAblc houses abound, there Wa
stTopg and stexdy worx done for Hickey In oppo* I
ttun to Ehertda1. Some uelLknown thieves and
rtckie&1 scounftt1s who have figured in the ro-
ice CurA Eod who hzrs Bpeut part Of thelr t1lAcT.
ahtc tlye8 In Joliet; fufaans whose fAces eau be
scsn IN rhe nogues' Gaile93, y were engaged tn
peddllnR tlckets for Hickey. Wny they weso 80
anxious to hxvc him elected ts best known to him
and them. Such men do net work from pure mo-
H1H}Y rr$1 bFe tgHrF Hff1nfAre6SRN
muat have been actuased By souetatng setnah-
In Bridgeport, the home Of HI. heHdao, the
ruwdles and bu!lies wese arrsJed on the side Of
htt opponent. The HitkeJttes IN the Third Pre-
ctoct Of the Bi1:h Ward we're uDd4r tbs conuaod
or tbe notorious 5esTy Donovsn, OF p1!zetug faue.
he euxtuee-ed the 7o:lnE, sad, with The aid OF his
gang OF tAd ch1lActe11, did E1uch 70 ptutHote tne
Interest Of his friend Hicke1. They wers ,
wusa crowd Of swearing, swsEaestng loaiera
with tsd hot noaes, Il derJ - the c4bhtg ge-leaS
-ctgArs which the1 9Doked-Uen Wfo oara nothing
for human uls, sud WHO t1Te earned TOT the ward
the oppressive .t1tls OF thu Bloody Sixth" re-
sperah,e IIt1hm1u, who yEurured nts life among
the szeachefous crowd on bsha1f of HI. 6heE1dan,
~ xnxt tie l1ltef gentleman s2M lew
Neetax I'm thas he Fodld not descend to mix With
ppRntsa ,Aad ptmpAs eveu II r. would secure hla
eleouda. Tho satns ooEs1vcr st1oa SID thss
deve1y pEaar Oh Qosrs Of fos-gus" u Bridgeport
WIS ID fNm Of Metey.
Further dnRu Achez.- aysnas, IN tho Fourth
P7eauz Of tbs zaEn6 ward, NJ. Fred. Busfeya sht
fo1ght II hard u e1er h d'd inssds
tweb:t t.fpnt. .Iubt ucq, tor ~ pa&rou, Hickey. MI
bats1as, : ks-ekaI iust and won. Hts IN
a1ence { N BraRtpon u tnnenss- Ill
xEwt1e ~snptrH I@p1G 71uon7 h&roafou
kaxhez1rk, Iu3ttht xane II an Indian Chief ls re
kpeded md honorsd By hts people IN proportion
70 the quantity of " hss I" net raised Nr. Bus
sey led the HtcteytteA Some day he may mag
xupshg batrae, md yesterday VIA fne oppol
tuntty 70 purrnase impunuy for the futura-
+ ON reporter xroos1ed Iii. R1aSeJ, WHO IL quit
agentsi eoo7e4sahontat tor ps13e-1ghtcr. II
following coNnqug cn1ucd:
Reruseee.. 4 How goes It FFrd7"
Bnaeey.. Everything Ia loTely, and Hickey
gooss nAres very high"
sey:"
nnrrr. .HtAer."
Reporter. @Notnlnx bar Hickey, :"
BrsscJ "Nickey nrst, last, sud all the tin,
Ny pouttcz Il Hickey
Reporter. "Tnat Tickets arc those you =,
peddl1ng -
Bussey. "c1,.zeus,. OF cousse,''
Rssores. Yea. but Hickey u not People
maa-"
BusssJ. aim passlng for Hickey. Any OF
yotes ny ticket, 1otes Hickey. you See"
Reporter. "uo6 much hare Jou done II
bIm.''
Bussey. "so fa1, 1'se got him 1ss rore
Hsckeys the man fer my mone}. Sheridan viii
knocked IN The breadoastet. and will have
throw up the urouEe In my precinct"
At thts point the honorable gentleman "
called away to attend 10 some Hickey b1Sanes
The reporter LETT with the conviction thAt
Bueeey owned the precinct, and was retained
special nd to Hickey and the Ring. With n
1oe1s and t.endl, In 1ach place, the Barnacl
ouKnt to hsve encceeded-
1&No. 20 Archer Avenue = drunken crowd b
possession e1 the polling saIoon. They were Elk
cJttea to 4 n11n, intending the policemen. T
peace tunctlonxrits did moi attempt 10 Keep ord
and Sheridan man Ind poor chance Of dePoa
ing his ballot
On The South Side It VII eeep, plalnlJ enoui
1ha& The police wete Ill for utckey. They nil
Hickey; tue, carried Hickey "passess" In ID
pocketr, ant. instead Of minding their lawful he
uesA, occupied Their time eiecuoneenng
Hickey. ....-
In the second Precinct Of the Filth Ward j
Ryan, No. Il, was noa4y aud turbulent in behAlf
Hickey. This ofnc1al had charge Of the sqs
who were supposed TO preserve the peace Of
precinct They VEN III more OF lea emplo!
pausnnlxa,luz I1lekeynu- Tne catizens, after I
trK up with the unlawful inteTfeFroce ~ long
hu1uAu patience allowed, renons1ated, and for
tho Hickey policemen 10 keep quiet.
Attne coznts Of Cottage Grove avenue
Douglas place, behind twenty-five cent eli
STOOD MI. cnal,es Reed. arEptt1g his belo
moustache, and peddlug ticketa. Hs looked =
t,pt deapondent Of the sueeeas Of the RtnE.
In the West Division everything pasaed
auoo,hly. There WI no disturbance
Plenty Of beer was dealt o1t to sote1s IN
North Inyalon. This VA the stronghold Of
enemy. It wna the vote Of ihIa division VI
III, Hes,pg box9ttd that be carried In the pot
Of nia striped psn.aloouA He Will probably
cover this nornlpg that many votea hare slp
through hule in the pocket Of his striped pa
NM all o~er. The light Is fought and the
,oxy uon No morc need be paid at present.
n4u,es viii ts! the tale Of the great tr1uu
Listen TO lhem Il they eloquently speak bel