, 1873-12-21

tion to tho Lessons Of 1909 or 1t may bo TINT tic
frat two words In the grandl1oquent hoadlng
application. Tho BcpuchroB Of 1869 aro Htl
aiantllng and much whltor, II wo nlny depend III,
tho aafs-Zcttung for our Information. Agatn:
On several occn.ions sinco onr Into election, tho
Tan9sE and il | fsflowsadyseses Il "Law anu Or Or
der" "to tho doplorabe condition of tho City Treasury
in tho haiIta of Mr.. D. a. aage.
communicate with Tho Mayor? II Mr.. Uesng
or Mr. O'iIara actually I,'eto TINT Dayil A. Gage
was folon,ss or "corrupt perjnror,"
WHY Did TitEY NOT rnouEED AGAINST 1frhr
pay. and In whom tho people Ind conlded trusts
Why tell The CHICAGO TK1nuNE7 Why not tell
tho Grand Jury2 Would thnt not hayo boon
more n,anly2
Why hlan,o men In tho Law-nl1l-O Ordor party
WHO did not know the trtlthi Wo hoped for
mora straightforward md nanly action from tho
Public Printer. Wo supposed TINT ho would not
simply cry nlvad, hut would bo instrumental in
securing an indictment. Yet thcso factH hayo
been known for months by thcso two mon. We
confess tint 1t does "scratch of tho wlitowaAll." :"
They aay thoy have told Of 1t. Tho public did
not believe them. Strange want Of confidence! /!
Il wGa only whon David a. dago told tho story
Tho Zoit,tn9 then quotes from TIE TRIBUNE
frauk Btatcmont, nnd proceeds AZ follows:
We SUPPOSE we must accept tllla confession na IN
!!. an'enae honoratk We aasuno tlat Tlis TRIBUNE
eans TO Hay TINT lns ttTonHy, uHsttg not to my
Earty who tknowiug hoy oago atood, md say!ng xhat
soeietv, md NO IKE. Wo not sure hit what ths
riet by tho addition to /. Of formnl 1oraction Of
those vile dcnnnt tattops If It hal been Of
more facts which we aro prepared to DISCLOSE.
Of y wa osn eafs9a go a5 uEgo a Is s defa1saSn as
.,'saintly among the eaintlies r. They aeem to
demand too lnr8o aptico and too prompt pRy-
ment for telling tho truth once. Tlsoy cach!o
n Ike rnls9t over ths first esq.,, t looks ns If,
OF one truth. And
IT IS a BAD Truth
to generous rnen Of MI parties. Dnso Is tho man
WHO oxuts over 1t. or tries to implicato innocent
PARTIES with It. Not exultation and political
elaptrap, but stern and intloxbe Justice, ia what
tho case demanls.. An honorod, generouH- heart
cd citizen has mndo q sad mistake. Against
!tto Of many years Of integrity among lib, VIC
naHe to charge ono eIoat otlor. Lot him that is
tue TO ylndicated in tho spllit of generous
manhood. We object TO this attempt 10 ecek
ntonement Of a!l pabt grievances with tho blood
OF Gage, III seems to be Indicated by tho fol-
Less than tHe eprs sso when some los,er, ontner-
Ing around procession. or Nortll-sldo citizens in
which procession MIR. IItsing did nut participate, I'LL
Gus s psros st If sssnSs hr nd
81 S,a e ~ orcr, prsss al to
than Horace Willie or Robert Oo1lycr. And Mr. b. H.
In interview pronounced himself very decidedly III
favor Of such criinnal persecution.
THERE ARE SEVERAL INQUIRIES
that ariRo in reading tho above paragraph
farsf-How it happened that it took 80 large q
procession to carry no small q petition ? Waa it
to intimldato the Council?
!, Second--Had Alr. losing done or said any-
thing; or wns tcto nught il his previous history
lq Sihais us sld a"y q sn o viii Pp'H0 TINT
Penuy-a a.inors," and "unctuous '1a,rmas' parsons
(w!,o arc they y = litt1c too strong
kouEWhat J., is the forco Of tho word TEN.
Wa, have Leon informed that there woro
rcal, permanent heads In trout Of those
windows. We trust that the word item
norary,". was not used to paltiato tho olronso.
4 be that Mr.; HcBlug. fills so large pinco in
tho public tAought2 Now, frierd Hosing do
not get into these moods. Everybody oil our
sido don't llate YOU. We realize how thin tho
ltical journalism would laugnlsll. 4 groat many
fellows would never get into office without you.
We can loae our buifatoes and bears, and oven
tho parks but wecaunotdo without our Hesing.
1n ono respect, Lie u like onr Great bear 1T Union
fcnce to find lin. lie differs from Congress-
men and Postmasters in that particular. Would
any one inliet him when he is not guilty
q, no! Then comes
THE JOURNAL SORE:
During tho late campagu, tile EreAing Journal
warned t4c Peoples party to ao carefu how TO avota
treudng in the footstepa Of Ta1nnany Hull. It COM
The !ss Itoce has now been detected in the Pueblo
Holel or, ss ,ho rhraeo goea. the boot sits The
instituted against Boss ItrseI '' ' '~@~
Again: It doea not appear how tho advice aud
Warming OF the Journal wero rendered unneces-
sary because OF tho shortcomings Of A1r. GaGe.
Friend Hcsing would it not bo bettor to leave
that US question for tho future? Had va not
bottcr wait two or three yealB7 Great cliaugoB
may occur. You mny yet bo tho pet Of Tho
Pulpit You camo near it in "Firo. Proof +"
times.
The northeastern Christian 1drocate, in ono Of It's
as ss''es, wrga Its hands i'll holy horror at the ap-
Il and Yes tho sas
sanity duplication does uo taka tue slightest notice Of
10 Il au shoi at ha;e inswu anynR ~
Of that condition.
Let ua in charity believe TINT thcy did not
hnow It,. TheHo religious papors arc awful
SLOW III getting the neWh, but thay
DO TELL BONE TRUTHS
beon conyidisi| 1gain, ''"' ~ f'SD'''''$ N'A"
%hep atsEy J. CLERK lsc Of the Criminal Court for
stleIpt Of sonceallnent in favor Of tho ''roopIes'
paF ssnsues1 to hros yesE'
oa ia syne a It srSe1 lin FIRE. fes1 ~ WI H. aan sa
daes fsht i seneneei .ndes H. 'ts law wcl a
wlfa perjarors7 II not. why not9 N
Was whnt was dune in 1860 right OR wrong?
What WA Mr.. nosnga
OPINION OF IT THEN?
VIII ho give uB few extracts from the Staats.
Lpif1fb1 Mrjtta1 that finn Mint wan Syr