, 1873-12-03
THE COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Composition Of tho Moro Inpor-
tnllt Ones,


row Thoy Propose to Show Their 10.
sentiment
During tho reading Of tho Mayors INAUGURAL
In the Council Chamhor hon1ay evoning. tlera
WIS Il respectful uilonco, oxcopt onco, or ror-
llarH twice, Wien tho candidates for Office ou.-
bido tho railing folt bound to break forth III np-
pIauso, which waB tahen up aud proiongod ny
tho honorable gcntlomon inBle tho sacred III"
cloB.re, the first manifestation OF np-
proval coming when tho financial aseto-
mont dropped, sentence by Rcntonco, aud
word by word, from tho Clerks lips.
When tho recommendation to cut down tho tax
lcvy aud conino tho expenditures to absolutely
necessary measures was utterod, people outside
felt bound 10 applaui, mud ddso, but tho honor
abo Aldermen were on,inouBly silent. Tint
touched thclr prorosasiye, md they felt tile eli
croacl,mont. Tho roforenco to tho Sunday law
van wc|l received, which is more than Gun DO
said Of tho accommodation to postpone tho
erection Of sle NON City Hall. ofconrso, shore
nau ulappiug of hands aud btn'npIng OF Shoes at
tle conclusion of tho message
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The fact ig, tl1at tie Aldermen did not mich
caro- Ni'nt the Mayor said, and tholr leArts wore
paltitating until they heard how ttoy wore
prevailed III tho Ufork read tho doom Of onch
i1lnn. Tiloro wnn no surprise when Alc0rath waH
announced at tho head Of Fiuauco. uo gut
whnt he wanted. mud porhnps mono Of the twon,
ty-tEroo would laye objected had thoy thought
they Aad boon treatea with my degroo Of fair
nesa. They assorted TINT MoGrnth had sacri-
feed them to secure himself and few poraoual
friends. Ho had Fnance, the best committee
la Id r a. i
Schaifnor. Of the North sido, aua ncath
of tho West Sido. whilo Spauld1ng IL the
only nnn to represent the South Side, which
pays tho most taxes. Tho South Side Aldermen
blamed the Mayor for discriminating against
their constituents, tn not giving tlom q fair
representation OH tho tax-loyyillg committee.
They we're angry, and arc 30 Htlll.
RAILROADS.
Next camo Railroads., second in Importance
only to Finance md Public Buildings. Lenga-
cher was mado Chairman, instead Of the old
Chairman, Woodman, who was put at the foot,
but who fnr Gettor understands tho intricate sys-
tom of railroads now ccnterIlig in the city, and
is moro competent to laudlo tle delicate ques.
uollA Tint NAV ariAo when new roads apply for
aduist ion. Richardson, McQrath, mud Stout are
The other mombrrs Of lilo Committee. McGrath
controls Lcngacllcr, Richardson, md Stout. It
may 10 remarked TINT Nohardson voted with
was badly treated. Ito would have liked the
Chnirmallship Of the Raitroud Committee, aud
wold haye been hotter man thnn Lougacher,
but Le wasn't inside wllou the committee-blate
war wilton up. Richardson put ut the head
Of Judiciary. aud that shows whero lis vote
wil1'So.
oTIfEn COMMITTEES
A!tl: Corcoran got Fire aud Water, and A1ahr
and Foley aro vita jsitu, togothor with Woudman
and Stonn. Mctilutl il taiu to cuntl ul this Com
1nitteo also. Moore il tho only member Of the
opposition who got A committee aud tlak IL
Schools, for which he Is ensinen.y fitted BY taste
and experience. Mr. Roidy and AIR. EcLha1dt
are with him, but 1t is not u conGcninl place.
Nlr. Lynch il another, better educated than
Reilly and Eekhars't, but how is his position On
this Committee going to forward his Pct measure
Of repeating tie order which conpels d'Htlllers
10 remova aud bury swilt, instead OF foedingit to
Cattia?
Cannon WIS given Wharves and Public
3runnds, to contiule him fur tho loss of o CON-
mission Us County Justice, which the Governor
refused to issue. sclnnitz was put with him,
Uanuun is loyal to A1curat1,. Jonas might bavo
got this Committee, hut hs declined to submit
Internationally to the 1ormor. Whariing privl..
leges was conferred upon Kehoe. with Clalk at
aas thS a 81 oep oosa % sp4y s o MsFfsn sea IN s a9
lie Las been fouiiy dealt with, mud that
the Ninth Ward has been left out in
tLo cold. Fitzgerald, q new man, was
tile person chosen for local Assessments. Heidy
Moore III third, while lIlldroth aud Murphy
bring m tho reur. Wllito. 4 Young mnn from,
the Eleventh, took the DridewoIl. Heath, all
experienced Alderman, is hecoud, and then come
Ts Tss e nasy ca s9ani Il os o1s ~so ssa4s. aas
garlcd al indication that ho will vote
with McGrath, though on Monday lie
votel against him. Culorton Got Gna Lights. a
very responsible place. hcGlath controls the
Committee. Hild1otl takea charge Of Harbot
and bridges, which will give him chanco to
talE And now comes Tom Foley, at tho head oi
Printing, with Fitzgerald, Mcdrath, Murphy
and III. B. Bailey, to back up McGratl IN hls
efforts to givo tho corporation printing to the tI
was appointed Chairman OF Public Buildings, {
place which he covetod
GENERAL DISSATISFACTION.
Tho remainder of the committees arc OF lesaol
importance. Geaernlly' tho appointments have
der mon got nothing, which was oil thcy expect
cd, SO they arc not very much disappointed. The
Peoples" mon arc simply furious. Tho dis
tribution. is considered TO be UNEQUAL. Tux
teonth Wards each got two CharmanHhps, while
others, equally entitled, got uone. Tom bailey
q now man. was put on tlve committees, Will
O'Brieu, OF the Ninth Ward, WAS almost ignored
Fifteenth, was thrown overheard, and no wal
Stout for neither got anything worth mention
THE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS.
Tho result vi these appointments Ia, that til,
disappointed feel sore, md will do anything. tt
thwart the Mayors wishes. Tho Irish arc in
dignapt, except McGrath, Cullerton, md Bailey
md the Germans are also angry. There will u
new complications over the Mayors nominees
There is Aomo talk Of not confirming Forrest d
City Clerk, and tho Hamilton men arc again q
work. Tic Board OF Public Works. is auothe
bone OF contention, aud, altogether, it looks as
There we're to be lively times next Monday over
ing.