, 1873-11-01

gsd 70 ge e7ery worker for the good cause nnt
fcrrod only those who woEtod from e'nsSrc @ conviction
dsy. il wo arc not mistaken. TucsdhY Mr. Dolmar |
again appeared at hea4uartess. md asked Il 10 could
nohinR @ about @ Doinsrs rreyies demand assigned lin
to tho sxteonlh Ward po!mer sRpearoa there TINT
9spo Tasnass ws sssn Sns 'en @
NOR shoot, since il Ind mover rad him Tor correspond
acs from boston, which ho Ind long ago fnrnislcd It,
snd aske4 @ Wtore ho Should speak tint evonns.
whom no ngain called a attention to tho fact TINT tho
Poople party Ind no pa'd spoakofa ~ asKea for at
ss nntaraily W q givsn b From Mr losing MI. Do1mar
wont to Mr: calvin, tho candidate for Mayor. H. too
thoss who worKo W for oye ot lis causo wednesday
evening Dsss s e,es sss sas sS taks S &C.
e R9' nRs as II see h na 3 S
@ @ss ps n3 3sss ~o aes I'll say
Ar. dage, In ILLS great ncoosay has Tolotansy bought
IN doo
not soon como to grief In ono way or another.
THE noAHD OF POLICE
yesterday hold short session for auditing bills
also passed. relative TO tho position Of tho police
force during the municipal campaign:
wnEREAs Taoro ts reason TO believe that aome 1no-
ot tho oco arc re- anf " H. "cyr ast u n H. s
board slch conduct tonds to dcmornzo tho forao md
njurs is oflcienoy It Is therefore M ,rs ,o.o ,o,, al.
city sha engage in my political coneat otherwise
than to oaat hs vote for tho candidate 10 may PREFER
B1aN1F1oANT sTRAw.
| At mootiu1 Of the Brother Engineers Union,
| hold Thursday evening iu Burlington Hall, q
| vote IVES takon on tho coming election, and 261
votes wero cast In favor OF tho Citlzens' Union
| ticket, the vote being. unanimous. There are
Ut tho meeting. A straw boet shows, otc.
10 The Editor Of The Chicago tribune: ..
91n: Tho Peoples candidate for City Troasnrer
is hard at work attempting to prove himself q
Catholic OF No. standing, and an 1rishman Of
tho old stock. Evory one who knows Dan,
| knows that he Is, among bcotchmen, m earneas
advocate Of that nationality. and. whom ho Is
among IriBhmen, no will drink the shamrock
dry, Dan, Of courao, whom ho roada the printed
canaris about himaolf (of which he Is tho
originator), laughs hugely It is q good joke,
politically. Dan, but it's little throadbare. re-
centored il his doeire for Office. Any one WHO
knows him, knows It to DO o faot that Dan has
novor been Catholic practically. He has novor
represented himsof aa an 1riBhman In a prao-
reason which many Of tho Catholic por-
suasion havo for thus bringing. Dan's
name to tho public is, hoy object to
the dishonest manner in Which ho acss during
hia own merits, { nnd not upon tho merits Of tho
Catholic Church or Of Irelaud, either Of which he
no more represents than does his associate aud
partner HeBiug. Tho drop of the crater I"
which HcBing drank in the old II dart" had as
much influence on lia Celtic nature as tho " VIC
| arnp j" which Dan drank In Glasgow or Edin-
burgh.
II Dan were representative Of the Catholic
Church, he would soorn to bring it's na1no into
tho political army on account Of the influence
which 1t might bring him !; and, il he woro %
Irishman, he would have no occasion to appeal
to his follow-countrymen in his own behalf.
Being neither In spirit he attempts to play tue
wolf in sheep'a clothing but tho lrshmen md
Catholics OF Chicago are too enlightened to be
rnialod by his frolic. OATuo1lo.
| ELEVENTH WARD ALDERMAN.
10 tho Editor af 1he Chicago tribune:
e1R: As my name has becn freely used In
this connection, and tickets suggesting me ae
candidate for Alderman In tho Eleventh Ward
havo been circulated extensively in that division
Of the city. take this opportunity for withdraw.
ing my namo, Internationally, from tho contest
Wo have already dozen or two competitors FOL
Aldermanic honora In this ward, If Bomo ono o
whom Is not elocted, it will indcod bo rer,
, desirable to further complicato affair
by increasing tho number Of marty
heroes (already 30 groat) who are to bo slaugh
tered In November noxt. Thoae who moditat,
giving mo support in the coming election vii
do mo favor by voting aB shall do,-accord
Ing to tho diotates Of sober and unprejudicc,
Judgment having at heart tho honor and vel
faro Of our ldo1tZed city. I hnvo sympathy 70
tho unfortunate aud m open hand for thoB
, | who arc noedy. but have neithor sympathy no
! aid to extend to tue devoted, though defeated
asplrant for municipal honors. Very respect
fully, T. 3. E1sEN BooK1us, II. D.