, 1873-02-04

GOOD order IN tnlh CITY tlNlu4oEo3 | =
1t neoi bs, our personal aeryicoa to NJ Honor, te
M s e. 70
RaoErd rhht copy q this paper 10 sent to Mayor
oa,a ms y sns seo Il Chicago
diat proactors mcong.
Tho Mayor briefly thanked thom for tho moral /
nppPon sqnpss te os oa tS Ts ay and s
loasy. t
Tic Mayor aloo waited up9n II tho he,s sffer tor
noon by delegation Of liz tho ,t Morcnn.n sana roann
tionsp passed. By thom at meoting held yestor-
day. fu rep9rt Of which togGtneT 20 M ottoo w1h sn0
will bp found In another column.
SUGGESTIVE ALDERMEN.
Tho Mayor retired to tlie law department oilioo
about O'Clock, and was there interviewed by q
alaormon ODricn, Stout, Woodman, and Tracey.
Tho conversation was carried on mainly IN a
whisper, but tho subject ,waa evidently tho ap'
| poinfmont Of two polico OommsslonorH. .,
Aid. O'Brion inquired Of tho Mayor VINO
Tho Mayor had not mado up Ills mind on tho
enboot Ho haa naqs p areo e[ %ason
| wnn tho nominee from tlto Weat Division, and
Mr. Isaac N. Arnold from tho North,
AID oDron and tho othoTa w9nsod M .'.an Sonn S1o IT.
Germans wantod representative IN the O. boara, o.h
aud they wanted Mr. Hortng above al othof
GernanB. ,..,..,,
q good mar. uo had thought of blr. Arnold bo.
cause ho was a man OF recognized ability, Or
national standing, and Of profound learning. no
| was alao known al a man who would allow no
poraonnl considerations 70 woigh with him n tho
discharge Of his duty. He was identified, more
over with the North Division, boing ono OF the
Oldest residents in tho city, and largo property"
Aid. o'Brion and woodman said that Mr..
Horting waB also q good representative OF tho
North Division He waa IN mam IN nrn Wo n to tho
North Bide population, would feol conhaonco.
Flo was tho unanimous choice Of tho dermanst
They agreed tint bottorman could not possibly
AID. Longachey thought TINT AID. Potcr. Mahr
. was Just tho man for tho place. because ho Was
, . acrnan botter known, probably, than oyon rot
h1r. Hersing, and would representa- larger 'h-
lid. o'Brion Ind no objection to Mr. k1ahr.
, AID. Voodman said he was mighty good
Aid. o'Brion aaia Mr.. Hortlng was mighty
. good man.
AID Woodman was in favor Of giving tho
, Gormans q representative. They would accept
. it az q mark Of courtesy, If German could be
, prevailed upon to aceopt 1t. Ho thought Mr.
; Hortlng should be the man.
Tho Mayer sa es ha YES gqG;a ma 9or tcan ftta
: Ald. o'DrIon thought he would be just tho
= . D Kid. Woodnlan eaid ho bud do doubt that tho
Council would unite On him, and confirm MN
d promptly TINT ovening. Ho supposed the Mayor
d could be present md make his noninatlons to
y y until m tie Council should reach d decision and
q This remark led to livo1y debate npon tho
b rulca Of the Council and tho charter, tho conso-
al | qrence Of which was that the Mayor decided
j. not to try tho experiment. He suggestod that
special meeting could bo callod to hear the rc-
D. port Of tho Committee to whom the nominations
i uso. S rs tho oharter provided tint the matter
y might bo further delayed by demand to pub
" liBh tho Committeoa report. .,
ot Aid. Tracey thought TINT this might & 10 AVOID
rs anjning tho rules this WIS found to be imprac-
or ticable.
20 The conversation turned On {. West s'de Com
g. missioner Mr. Mason was apokon highly OF, IN
Id order to mako room for tho suggeHtion OF Rome"
q. body else.
70 Tie Mayor thonght that he had, In ex-Ald.
d, Bateham, m excellent Comnaiasionor.
l. Everybody nasonted to this, and, IL therefore,
he should not lot any prejudice n11ocs nm. 1n9y
would al support eithor gentleman eYess 1Vps IT
~ 1e5 @ ceIsain u snn.. ILL., oera;n1Is, r9co;yad
~ It this poIut AID, Heath callod the Mayor
u asldo md awhispored convorsation Waa held fol
aone nomonts: IN to1hng aSouna tIa IT, blIxv. h3or
aa WE 11 1a9t a1an A undorstardng through gomt
,rv Taguo agency, That Messrs Hoftlng and Holden
ut we're tho men.
AN C....t,.xu 1.or.4 a talk
en- Mf. Hhle tno AAhyof eeeiuty, noiS ,o a.}
nd OF various 1Hu6s oh ne oao.tt!6 rpiI} ~ ~
ho nublic with tic following Important particulars
yo During tho dayt six mon put thor heads in g
If tho door and said "A quiet 2n tho .} KGtoac T.
mon sa ino dtiona Inno ts ~ hc TcD innury
1pu nan mi Thar haads into tho oice
Il looked round, and said, IT'S the Mayor in2" pro
7or paratory to closing tho door md going out
oh Five mon asked II tint vas vas ,;a nno oonPtTT8a Ts
On lofs once; .wo "ansG ,et,od 9o ~ sa. 4a r,rn
ss. doaaI ca1culat;on All the Aldermen Wer,
;he present ut various timea, many OF them ever.
roo | oananisIIv T)r Ranch carno round to Bco hOr