, 1873-11-01

At TIE CITIZENS UNION HEADQuARTERs,
yesterday. everybody was busy preparing for the
contest on Tuesday, and it was tho general
opinion That, II the voters will come out and do
their duty, there will be such majority for the
Citizons' Union Ticket that the Hesingites will
hardly know thoy were running. Tho enemy
depeud upon the frauds they have perpotrated
In naturaizing voters, and in tho registration Of
fictitious names to make q shoW at the polls
To meet these frauds, every man should turn
out and vote, and it Is proposed that storos
factories, and other places be- closed at noon on
Tuesday. to giyo employees an opportunity to
vote and Offset
TIE GAMBLERS AND TH1EyEB
who will, II possible, vote early and
often. The understrappors In the Board
Of Public Works, the Street inspectors
Ind other city employees in the Hosing interest
Are doing all in their power to drum up votes
against law and order. 1t ia also intimated that
che Police and Fro Departments arc taking tho
came side, and will cast their influence for Col.
vim for Mayor. It is believed that the employees
OF tho city should keep their "hands Off" and
after exercising the right to vote should attend
to the duties for which they are paid. They
should scorn to allow themselves to be used BY
any eet Of men for any political purpose, and
they should remember that any attompe at In
terference with citizens voting will ronder them
liable to charges before the Board Of Fire and
Police Commissioners.
LET THERE De FULL VOTE.
There should be spontaneous rising OF AL
good mon, for the HosingiteB are In dread OF a
full vote, and place much reliance on the apathy
because they will not vote. That is quite true,
and It Americans full to voto and permit the city
to bo handed over to Hesing and his gang, he
should " sock 1t to 'em, and very probably be
will. A full vote will do tho baaineAs. aud pro
vent Mr. Heaing from being King Of ohioago,
aud Emperor Of Cook County.
THE ALDERMEN.
Tho Executive Committee yesterday arranged
f,armoniouBly the contests for Aldermen ln the
yards whore there were rivai cand1aatoa ;.a , Mr
Nr. Matthew Fleming, an old citizen, hlga!y r.
apeoted aud popular, was oioRon In the Eighth
Ward; AID. s. e. Cleveland, who Is VOL
known. was chosen for tho rourseenth
~ the mau to carry the banner In tho Eight
eenth. Tho only ward now vacant T. tho seven
tocnth, aud it Is expected thAt Mr, Ilugontn ~
run there, When that is decided upon tue tick
Whero.
LII. aAdE's ACCOUNTS.
4 meeting Of tho Finance Committee OF tht
Common Council was hold lu the office Of tht
Comptrollor yesterday for the purpoae Of ascer
tain.ng the whereabouts OF tho city funds, III ao
pordanoe of tho request Of Mr. David 4. Gnge
City Treasurer. TAroo members Of the Commit
led we're proaont-Moasrs. Bond, Ogden, AMI
hlcdenniss. Tho other memhors arc MesHrs
Sherwood and McAyoy. Tho former Ia absent 1t
Minnesota aud tho latter failed to put in an ap
pearanoe. After Q careful examination Of til.
books, papers, and monsy In tho hands Of til,
Treasurer, tho following report was drawn up
The Acting Mayor givos It Ills full Endorsement
T.. Il. Bond, Esg,, Chairman Finance Committee:
In the matter of tho communication Of D. A. Gage
Txoasurer ro!urred to our Committee, you author
ICED 70 report that ws fnd the Treasu1ezs account