, 1873-10-22
olUhEf run MAfUh
His Name Received with
Enthusiasm.
It llarmonizcs All Glasses In.
mciliatcly.
Interviews with Various Nationalilies
and Classes.
The CoIored Men Prefer
Him. ~
The business Men Desire
- Him.
The Religious Community
'.'t Yearn for Him.
The Irish and Germans Enthusiastic
3: ........ for Him.
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The Public Generally Hurrah
for Him.
Tho uesing Party Fully Har-
-'''''t tr,,nrtfzni1
The Religious Community
''t- Yearn for Him.
The Irish and Germans Enthusiastic
for Him.
The Public Generally Hurrah
for Him.

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Tho ucsing Party Fully IIar-
:, w nlonizcd.
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The nomination Of n1r: Storey for Mayor. as
suggested by. The n1nuNE. yasterlay, seems to
have struck responsive churd In tho popular
heart. He ia. widely aud 'favorably known.
During tho thirteen years tlat ho has resided
hero be has been growing in popularity oil tho
timo. He ie reported to .bo wealthy, and bis IN.
come ia shortly to 'bo Incl eascd by tho addition
of $4,000 q year, for. Which sum he Las iced
to permit tho county to occupy his tonantloss
rooms, and to turn his. paper into All organ OF
tho Hesiug- o. Hara combination. And then tho
combination aadly needs q representative man
to heud tnor forlorn hope. They arc greatly IN
need of such mon, and there iB no doubt that
they would take Mr, Storey with enthusiasm.
Ho would be entirely unexcoptionah1o, as
his antecedents md his aympathfes are
perfectly Ill accord with ,Mr. Hosing and h'H
crowd. Mr. Storey's AtneHs aR candidate was
so generally canvassed yesterday that reporter
Of The Tribune was detailed to get tho opin-
ions Of representatives Of tho various olements
whoso votes arc solicited by the Hesing party.
AT THE GRAND PACIFIC.
Remembering tho grand succoas which had at
tended tile interviewing Of q prominent colorod
citizen by Times reporter at tho Grand Pacific,
some days aimee, The Tribune man approached
.CnHar Auf1istuB with somo little trepidatton,
and determined that, whatever the result Of tho
conversation. be would take care not to loso his
copy. Cpsar Augustus expressed lis willing
ness to bo interviewed politically, and his opin-
ion to the effect TINT the coored vote would car
~ tho city eloctions.
tin that case," eaid the reporter. II would
like to know in what direction tic bulk OF tho
.colored voters incline =
Cnsar Augustus-De candidates OF tho cullud
people must bo good church members, treo from
do stnin Of hypocrisy and fraud. OBJ good moral
life, doy mus glib do cullud folls fair show,
muB' low culud men in do FIRE an city police.
1nus' get dem posBhunB on do strcet-cars, aud
shsyo dereselves gently in 'speotoble manner.
TRIBUNE Reportor-Do you thiuk any existing
candidate for Office conaidors tho colorod vote
OF sufficient value to bind himself to do theso
. things 7 " ::
Cnsar Augustus-Sartain. shuah. Shuah's
you born, MaBsa Reportah. Dars man. a 'au-
eutiM man, who will got do cullud support. lie
understands uB aud NO understand linn. Hos =
= mighty hne man, too, Massa Roportah.
TRIBUNE Reporter-ue il 3 good church,
member7
Cpsar Augustus 1es bet yer life on dat /
TRIBUNE Koporter-Of good moral hfe7
Cnsar AugustuB-You jos bot yor-um-a-
you can jos bet nickel on dat II you Like. but
don't go an' say advised yer to.
TRIBUNE neporter-He La sure to give tho
colored folks chance7
Cmsar Augustus jes bet yer life on dat.
Tribune Reportor-He will have oolored mon
In tho Fire and polico Departments
IT, k,nA IA fiat
TRIBUNE Reporter--And Lo will behave him.
6olf generally in respectable manner?
Cnsa1 Augustus-Now you 60 long, Maaaa Re-
portah, you ask too many questions. Dc cullod
caulidute mus bo respectable 'kaso he is do
TRIBUNE Ruporter-A sort of e1-ottlcio 70.
epectabllity, see; but who is this paragon Of
political and social virtuas7
Cnsar AuguBtus-You mus done guess dc
name, MaBaA l&eportah, and don I'll form you.
TRIBUNE noporter-Woll, say, Jonathan Young
Cesar Augustus {eoornfuly)-No! Tink we
want Huch trash ~ Gat iu do civic clair7 said
"fleo from fraud" didn't II
TRIBUNE Reporter-so you did. Well, ean IL
be Marx Sheri1au2
Cmsar Augustua-Don't blaaaa Mark want oil
de police an tremen to come from bridgeport
THE TAIDuNE reporter acknowledged tho error
and suggested uuntor OF names, among them
those Of Anthony Hesing, Daniel O'Hara, ant
fies to be wooing tic colorod vote, but tue.
we're unlucky guesses. At Inst he .gavo It up
Then cried ClBsar Augustus, "dibs it up, doe
yer7"
TRIBUNE Reporter-1do.
Cnsnr Auguatua-Why, oh course It Is do peo
ple'H friend, de editor OF de great moral organ
Times. Dey say Say do old teilah's getting weak il
~hss Re did pio for si u il @ lie Va. ~ wos gWine 70
Storey! Now you got out Here comes gen
brushed, and mebbo he gives mo nickel. Wei
gWlue for Storey. YAH yahl
AMONG THE BANKs.
With q Wow OF finding out how the CONNER
oial community folt with regard to the cominl
elections, Tue tribune reporter singled out on
Of tho National Banks, aud entered it. Her
bis presence was ut once remarkoa By th
President Of the bank, recons events haVin!
made bank Presidents much better acquainted
With reporters than they would have otherwise
bcon,-a fact which ca,lseH the bankers to con
eldor tho recent panic not unquanhoo , evil
Approaching the reporter with boAming smile
tho President aBkod hlb pleasure, and WIS an
Noportor-I think, air, that, with tho presen
unsettled condition of financial affairs il
tlils country, tho oom'norciM community mus
look with anxiety to tho civic elections which III
to PLACE Eulors over ua for the next two years.
Bank presitlont-0f course that is but natural
We look with particuar auxioty as the Mayor
office. Tue question Of wLo ills tho Mayoralt
during tho next two years IL one that ahoct
tie commercial interests Of Chlcago very deeply
Reporter Then presume the oommeloit
'ntesests ;eashn arc Locking aftor good mani
You 800 tho recent unsettled condition OF Oh
financial affairs have set us looking very curious
ly at tho future. The Mayor ne want IL mn
Of aound Indignant, OF clear brain, who vii! nc
DO carried away BY local e1oitolnent, ,-one with
certain amount Of public spirit and tunnoi1
skill, and, above all, man who has tho wclfa1
Of hts city ut heart.