, 1870-03-01
aulteo, and the suthcrtyes OF the city 1ausd Ad.'
mlna9t toe Law in tSe ln.eres4 OF good osder


minister s re law IN tse ln:eses4 OF good order
{ ssesast. II the cit, t,zuea no licenses, t1oo..
authority Of As. 30 III, then, =, tne.s III ooo@
re anlhrr11'd bJ law, md ctIry On inetr trAf1.,
re 1ssponate,at1 for tner exnsenes res:s u2an
cover Of the licelss ts.ued, faioon ks.pes1 feel
eaen ~ ~ - liberty 70 keep thetr premises ooea
o. on me n sana.a ne 1esponaoluty. however srsss
~. AsJof, - are well 1wAfe tn1t yo1 have
TOT been long IN Office, but thar evta In your
ne, e1ps q nsncs 3ou hare already shown "a 10.
vel tLown Christian character, sod hl2h panuc
potitloo. We believe It il Jour purpo.e .'lmpN.
ftsn fef ner tSs Eaa.as
20 1sett, ihereiote OF The integrity Of onr Gauss.
aao ot me loluee OF oo1 appeal. Nc Leave tnts
RxFLT OF 7n8 xXInE-
=. u tespotbo 10 The addreas Of Dr. Ryder. AsJor
AAon EAd he mrEl admit thai the ptAcLtCa Of
ues ga II s snpsas . Pc
Iotcby ,nptealtd with his s.a,e Of thtngl.
sn sd cos e ne s@ss ru
e1sry perton who applied for a license TO keep a
ealoon WA 10 b grated one. Without reference
wrong, Dc began by Mautnuos rgtd inquiries =
to the character ND qualifications Of the party
applJHe, ~ well a to tas nature Of tho 1iclnlty
wnetever he had otc5ue convinced that the eppl-
GAIT would proca.y Keep q Iow OF dis.Ideny
houe ~ csse the license were granted, be had
mat the committee wtfe lasoriaa under ms.
srptt "a 10 the 20 se1 OF The. MAJOR
10 nh lhe proposed reform He did Eos understand
that ne WAS authorized TO revoke t1e tic3ata OF
sncoo tetper 1rfE ely caule uole2a on be.n9
ttorouQhIJco:v nced cpon sueh tess.n oay as would
ss ss re AZ II e1nt ~; me pa
placed :, .,teiy IN ine sanas ortue Bond q Poli:e
courl'an nueh II this Eatter without the aid OF
The police He had NC coutt tha: tbs a.d OF tue
police would Re teraeEed. Il necessary. bat tina
question had been raised as TO vhetner ihe MAJOR
hsG power 10 act In this natter without due and
snf1c!snt Rronrds- A lit Of all the sasooss IN
the city, toRttber With facis al to the!r rep1ta-
titn, Wa Low bet1R actively procured. aud he
had 70 Doubt that the feAnlt woa.d be the revo-
cation Of maIy eIta1trg licenses. He should be
R!ad % DO bis best 10 do away with The evil CON-
queAlpn L0t yet fully settled.
DR. RYDER GcGGEsTs 4 WAY.
tnst 1nc Msjor aiorc hsd tho osef 10 fssue =
l!ce1st, and tba. the license could be revoked b.
The Mayor wherever he vss satsted that taa
Of tic c1ly or the special conditions Ut LIE license
Melf- he urncIs,ood this TO mean, distinctly,
taat ey iespng open On da, the paIs, holding
AID therefore tho Mayor hss power to rn yoke
snttl LICENSES. In otter to empoall1e this point,
tas 81 ise ,o
AID entcn provides that "any ltcease:so granted
LAY be revoked upon written nouee ~ The MAJOR,
lie rsr1J 50 lcsrsed s1aI Saye ysoia;eI ans Do.
Vision o. any old.nance OF Inc Common Come
n!atnR 70 .ptIi!1oqa liquof', or any condition oi
Nrsr HAVE TROOP.
| The MaIor, after reading Toe ordnance te
!as.ng u the granting and revocston Of Licenses
teen suggested. but he nust have prutt-mer'
tu1cf Wuu.d Rot DO Auy citizen. co2uizatt o
I.e 'ae.s, could ea9se ne e1Ie.s aoa sosslsno!
AID then the Mayer conld act !.
How To GIT II.
~, in W. !es ns as
violation Ut tie Ia NJ saloon xesp-ts ID TIC Aal
~ay Rs that BY which ne lnEestgssed the chss
| tcers ol those applying for llcensea-ylz, By III
e1trtlors OF hts pr1va' police
| RENAHKs OF MI. EoHsE-'
Nr, Morse asked II the Mayor could not have nl
private police look amer this matter, AID wnen ii
lax wa1 violated summon tho tnloon.keeoeEs be
Tore him to shoW why the full penalty OF the Ia
should not be enforced. The people felt toat ,
.sous sof as
saloon on Sunday, he kew that ne hAd oloten b
ncen.e. % This % sanea5 M iaT ~ rus; M not ~ BE- iooke
upon an a dead letter. the sentlEent manifesto
bJ The people WIS such thas the ordtuareea We!
religious niAn IN the city felt a. esAe, bat e
a. though he Eu1s labor strenuoosly q:
brig about change, whereby the sAooa!n saou
| be respected. II Was bot proposed to say to Il
aaloon-Etepe1r, |" You must do y eersa,a thing
, but 70 say to them: "Iou must refrain from O
: irg That which IL upsA sfaL" VINO should rule
i, | chlcsRo-the moral aEd religious. or the larle
: Ard d soIdefsy elenent7 The sabbath and
. tar fame OF chicago wsre dear 10 tts peop
I Should II 60 kuroad that tne1u wa4 no SABBATH
Ch!caRo7 Such o reputation would tend 10 re
I away eood c1uzeLs, E1d to bring here m sthnx
) th!eves AID u&eisctoEa- The moat earnest &C
s.i1t trauon OF the tnAiter BY the MAYOR WAS sAks
3 ard II wss srcefeiy hoped t1aH, IN future,
: | would give m ataxee TO the petition.
Tits ended tie affair for the time, and the
1 senblage dispersed