, 1873-10-31
Fraudulent. Naturalization Papers
Still Issued from !" the ...: ~:: "
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Hr.. John ]. 'Fitzgibhon Takes tho Stump
Against Kissing and Bum
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The frands being pc1petratcd by tho naturaliza"
zion maohlne aro the most unblushlug outrage
that has been committed asainst American clti-
zonship. Aa m article Of manufacture, n citizen
ia tho easiest thing to make. It Ia encouraging
home manufactures with q yengeauco, and, 30
long as it suits tho Criminal Court Ring to keep
IN that line Of business, it will go Oh. The man.
ipulators turn q crank mud out pops tho citizen
ready made to order, a1ld ready to vote for those
who own him. Some 5000 Of these cnfrsn-
chisod' persons havo been tho result o1
two weeks work. and they expect to
finish OF 1000 moro between now mud
Tuesday. As for swearing, thoro il no trouble
about that. a fow professional porjurers hang
Ing round tho Court havo grown 30 uBod to
swearing that it is no trouble In life to thom.
and they would rathor porjuro themselves than
not. This fraudulent naturalization ia tho
stronghold Of tho Hosing party, and all thoir
hopes Of SUCCESS arc based upon it and upon
"repeating," which they hope to. practice to M
alarming extent on election day. It behooyos
every good citizen, every man who feola M in-
tereat in this great and proud city, to turn nko
an army with bannersi aud dofeud it from the
tncursion which the dangerous classcs intend 10
make. If any further evidence ia required to
convince tho reader OF tho truthfulnesH Of the
above assertions, wo point him to the following
1otter: -. ..">
10 the Editor Of Tie Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Tho desperate means to which tho Hesing- !
D1Iara sarnplcKoon party intend to resort to carry
came to my knowledge within the aat twenty-four
euf9 g. M sst ,,sS f ys % X M ofa sgr b
| te State, being Ing % now ii he city, was approachcd M by
one Of bis coMtEymcI, aud nsea to cast his vote for
Ss e no S osao IS he
no longer resident, the party soling then said 1t
would make no difference, ns he would go with Linn
kN Rrff p51r n1iu uSt.
md SIN was rcsllept, and entitled to vote III this
city. This proposition was promptly rejected, as It
have long known the Gernar thus approached, and
know hin to bo . lnw-at.di1g ct2en, lcyal to tho
cause pf good government. It 10 only BY such means
Is ths circumstances Indicates that tho sspie-nooln
rr0we cal hul c to win. VIGILANCE.
ii THE ss1x-oASn1:ERs, TO 4 MAN,
are with tho HcBingites. Tho most activo man
In the First Ward IL getting names rcgstorod
was Mike Mcdonald, tho notorious proprietor Of
numerous gambling dcns. He was working in
the interest Of Foloy for Alderman, and go was
"Ed "Longloy, tho Deputy y-shorilf, who oaspires to
succeed Tim Bradley next year. Lolig!ey is going
tho wrong way about it. Tho gamblers Of Chicago
can never elect him, and respectable men will
never, vote for a man who ails and abots gam
blers to capture the City and County Govern
menta. So active have Mike Mcdonald aud
Lougley boen, that tlioy managed 10 register in
names than wore ever pollod in that precinct
They are working to defeat afr. Lyon, the Law
and Order candidate, who II elected will not bo
: In caAoos with gamblers aud candidates. for
Sheriff.
Sc AT THE HEADQUARTERS
over tho whisky shop on Randolph street things
wero very gloomy yesterday. Mr. Hesing going
Into the room, and seeing crowd 1oafng round,
wanted to know why they wero not running
round their wards instead Of loaAng II they
could make votes as we'll as they could loaf, they
would bo sure Of the election. The bummera
dispersed to mako votoH at the frown Of their
Boss.
ALDER3rANIO.
In order to aatisiy public curiosity On rather
OF Aldermauic candidates. SO fur as they have
get been nonlinatod. In some OF tho wards, es-
pocial LIZ tho Ninth, there arc mauy independent
candidates, but with littlo or no chance Of suc-
rceRs. The list Ia Rs follows
Wdrd Union. Ptoplc's. INDEPENDENT.
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