, 1873-11-16

Mo,liii ofrorod 1t to him two years ago., and llc
would not tako It,. mud llo nEroos to do 1t now
only Il Judge MeAllistar VII aecot The posttf2
logM Mlvlsor of the new administration, Ito 1s
willing to 10 In. .-.... ...-...
CORPORATION COUNSEL.
The Roportor--Wl,y not rofuhe outright? Does
l,o oxpoct mar to 1eayo thu Supreme Dot,oh 10
Cecomo. Corporntion counsel?
Mr.. Snisll-No, Hayos Is not asking Tor tho
moon, or my otl,or impossible thing. why
ahoultl not AtoAt1ister accept? q year ago. yo1tt
.s% s ' ON "os 5 . fss 5 pst ppfy on on ssses sssea Ct
insufficient pay. Az Judge. ho gots $o,ooo, afla
spends 81, ,000 of that IN travelling oxrolaoa ~
Corporation, Counsel. ho would pot .ooo, and
havq to trasol only baek a4 fort to w"akGgon n3o
The 1sepostey--put tho dgnity2
Alr. Smftl4-Tl1nt dignity Inns not saVed tile
Judges from attack md crtttctsnt. ;, MoAlli5ser
hns lad his nlnre, md was stung by It. az cor.
poration Couusel, Ge would naeaIle MI tnas' III
IL positively aottlca lio will accept 1t:
tho 1soportor--11ow will this nomination tako,
IL 1t is made ,.,,,
Atr. Smith quits evorybody-l1riah aud Cor
aiity aaid tint lo did not think thoro would be
n,A!lY moro referencas to tulntnerg ana scala
wngg nltor q man OF Tho Judges high character
Ind iudoraod tho Peoples purity NY accepting
'''i lila boportor-TAen ,r thore is The end Of Snow
Aook 49,, - o,..... r
think tint, next to n1cAl1iater, Judge Josho 9.
Norton would have had tlie prnforonce BUTT Is
aotted now--Hay6s atld a1cAllister,,
TIIo Itopprter-So far, so good. How ia 1t aB
TO confirmation
Mr. smith, do not think tl.ore Ia my trouble
about Tint Tho Americans will vote Tor thcHo
mon. solid aud 10 will many of tho Irish ansl
German i members. ,rhoy will make. n virtue Of
supporting tho Administration just hore, IN Or Or
3oy to 500 If they cannot secure Homo OF tho
small places for thor friends.
COECoCTIya SLATE.
The Teporter-Yot tho Iriph Aldermen aro
os,1cusaine alI tho time nud trying to make up
slato for Colyin to ratify. -. .u...
Mr. smitl-{es, It is the Inst resort. After
they found tlcy could not control him, they fan
eea they coqd oS g9yo6 a, Urn traafnR H h as tha
old Council did blason-dfctato tho anpoindt-
ments, and lot hiu. pardon rriaonora and write
Tho ioportor will it work?
I hIr. Smlth-Not while tho Mayors bill lastH.
| fow Aldormon will openly oppose him at hrst.
| They may try to dolby mud postpone, but nothing
I more.
M'oRkyu WANTS TUE CITY oLERKsu1r.
| Tho Keportcr.-Wlo will do the open fighting
nlr. smith-NlcGrath: He il regularly out on
tho war-path just wildly mad, and ready to
| nuke war OIL mankind.
Tho neporter-What has Colvin done to him
| ME. EoI[ll-1u ll1hL tAAEGr ~OAfAA bA@0t4'+I
to mako up tho Council Committees to suit him
aelf. In tho next place, tho presldont ot tue
Council elected ii March, will not bo allowed te
| disturb those Committees, and thorsforo, there
is no uae in being President. 30 3lo. Wa1ted Il
be City Oiork, get good pay, mud DO much log
rolling. But 'Uolvin docs not liko his-his-
Tho 1{oporter-uiR record ?
alr. bmith-Yos especially that part Of i
Which Charley Roed helpo1 to get up. 30 Col
vim did not fancy Ills record rs you call it, a''s
| all 5,nl,fn5 Tim In nrhgn5 in 1870 which rro
vides TINT no Alderman Gull receive, during tn
torn for which Ae ls oloctoa, any Office from th'
Mayor.
Tls Reporter ought to DO aatiefaotor.
| excuse. .
3ir. smitl-Dut b[cGrath suggests that Ii
could fail to qualify under his now torn, nrt
become eligible III that way, aud in reply t.
tlat, Colvi1i int1natcd TINT tho people Of til
majority, Ind declared that tioy wantod him I q
ono OF their Aldermen, and lie ought to submit
Tho Reportor-He was ono Of the carly labor
crs in your vineyard, and naturally wants 8omo
thing after boaring tho heat Of tho day,
Mr.. Smith, Baw him Friday. aud told him tt
quit his foolishuoss, atop Lis fancy for faction
lighting, aud bolayo himself. l told him to G,
along Quietly in tho Council, and net 10 as L
| mako pGoplo forget tho mistakes he had made
but lie was in fury, and thero was no reasoning
| with him.
| WHO WILL De cLrnK.
Tho Reporter-Who is to got tho Carkshir
thon?
MI smith-According to oil appearances, 10
Forrest, But it looka as Ii there would be NOR
wrauging in the Council over this office thu
my other. hlcGrath las his fuction, some o
the North Sido people want Henry Hamilton
who worked hard during tue campaign, and say
tho loadera promised it to him., The Law-and
Order Aldormon, as they arc called. would lik
to rotair HotchkiBa, tho present incumbent. 8
they may postpone and postpone, which vii
keep Hotclklas In till thoy got through fighting
Tho Roportar-Dut why Forrest?
Mr. sn,lth-OM friendship I suppose. For
rest would like the place. 1t would give his
something to do, aud tho dntios are By no mean
hayl. None Of us find any particular fau
with tho appointment, though Ae might hav
found n mnn over whom there would have bee
less fighting.
SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.
Tho RaporteY-Is Rehm still amend for supe1
intondent Of Police?
Mr.. Ssnith-Ho hna IT, sure: Co}yin told bin
he must tako it, or lo would be forced to give,
to Hickey, and 80 Isolsm consented. much to til
disgust Of our Irish friends. But tho trouble !
that we understand that Washburn is not goin
to play fnir.
THO noportor-I do not quito understand tbs
! expression.
liz. snith-It is plain enough. Washbur
knows ho was condemned in tho recent election
and ho ought to resign to Bond or Oolvtn. II
ought to resign anyhow. That ~ only fur. b.
5se ui,florsta,ld that Mr.. Tuloy has advised llil
| TO GQNl CtIt HlI llQt Us4f Ant w AGctt,A$ 1sAs
removed. to carry tho case up to ths ciyc''
Court, just as Detective Simmons did. Nos
no do not want any disturbance about It. y
just want him to 60 quietly, and lot Rohm 50 il
But it seems his idoa is to forcn ColVin to II
move, antl then contest it on tho ground th1
there WAS no causo for tho removal. I suppoE
Kennedy Nih be contrasting next.
J HOARD OF PUBLIC WonKB
Tho Roporser-Hayo you heard anythtt
further about tho Board Of Public Works on tt
| fnuth E,fIo 2
Mr smith-Yca; the candidates are multipl
ing, naturally enough, for tho term Of office
sfx years.
Tllo Roportor-How docs McAyoy net along
aIr. smit1,-Not at I'LL. Mr.. Colyin canns
giva up everything to tho Democrats. II tle
got Hayes and a1cA llistor they ought to bo eat
tIod Thoro is ono Democrat in tho Board NOS
Still that docs not make 80 very much difference
but CoIvin was unable to 500 why McAyoy We
so anxious to gat the position. Ho IL undorstoo
to hayo offered it to Col. II. g stcarps, who ha
80 much business Of his own ths
ho declined, Colvin Ia believed now t
bo thinking of rlilo I. Warner,
contractor, while Cornelius Price, At, oil
builder is roady to take tho place II he eau e
1t. The Irish arc pushing William cDsrmott,
member OF the firm Of J. McDermott j. Co., BIT
| th0rD Ia uO obnuca fir him