, 1873-09-01
Who tho Young Men We're, and Whore
Thoy Have Been Soon Before.
The Braves Of the "Frei sinniger
Buergor" to Be Let In
for Some soalps.
Full Report Of the Strictly
Conhdentialo Con-
sultation.


and IL, worry short timo tho hosts will DO mar
shallcd for ono Of tho most exciting mnrici-
pal contests ever fought In Chicago. About
two months ago. Mr. Heang organized tho tor-
mans In oyery ward III tho city meetings wore
held, and tho German heart tirod. This wna
preliminary, mid, after organizing q Central
German Committee, the leaders roBtod Oh their
oars. Nothing Of public character has been
done since, but gly efforts werc mado to fuse
Tho Germans aud Irish, and it ia understood
that q compact haa boon entered into between
some Of tho lenders Of those natlonalltios,
to the effect tint tho Irish shall get ALL or nearly
all tho Offices, Ir. uesing engaging TINT the
Germans shall do Tho boBt part OF the voting,
aud, if tho ticket is elected Alr. HcsinB il to bo
''Dismarck," md bosA once moro. 11o is ambi-
tious to DO again dictator, to compel men to obey
his nod and beck, to order the course OF events,
aud, though no docs not dcairo to hold single
Office, he does desire to control every othco IN
tue city aud county. This is q reasonable aspira-
tion for a man, and nobody can blanc Mr. Hos-
ing ortryng to win II ho can.
Since tho return of Dan O'1Iara, there have
been conclavos and consultations, and it is pret-
ty safe to say that tho slate Ia already made.
These private talks resulted In 1noeting yeser-
day that was intended to he Hecret, but, when
thirty or forty men got together to arrange tho
dostinics of city like Chicago, ovo1y man Of
thotn feels his own Importance and every nan
of them wags his tongno, grows garrulous, and
In less than no tin,o every ono in tho
city understands what has takon place.
Thero waB counoton III tho vicinity
nf Randoluh and LnSnllo Streets Yesterday,
We1l-known politiciang wore observed, about
o'clock to bo couyore,ng towards tint point, and
a u,on with half his wits about him was fully
Justified in arriving at tho conclusion that there
was Bomothiug in tho wind,
so thoro was. Tho fate of tho election. pcr-
hans. waa At ssnke and tho fate Of numerous
nanirants tor n,aces Of natrouaee and profit,
The Meeting was OF interest to all citizens for,
whilo the meot;nf was held about one
h,,drod foot fron tho ,rround. away from
tho doar pooplc, tho pcople would like
to know who woro there. what Was said, and
1vbat in In cnmo out Of it--if ANYTHING. It was
on,to a mcof;ue.
Mr.. Hcn;nv went there. It is said, in that
nsnuh)icnn co,inaro. Tho horaes arc in fluo
si:.:a.t aa1;t;a., a,a .ora ort;ra1, j., foyor ~
roN.1ea' eoA1sA' s"u ~, sas;,, =, r.,,, 49,,
tue fusion. Ono OF tue Aorses IL OF iran ana
npion. This ,s regarded as an augury tull Of
o."s,;,a onsuu. Nh mr uasra lonna1 NJ Ion1somo md
proeh0. Ms .1'1s nas,,a"s .v" ~ Saa tr;no na,a
as fine as ever. refhaps no "as 'rallo pal0
dered ut when tho impending duel ia
hor,c in mind. Mr.. Bernard q. Caulaold,
.sn4a,u 49,, ;1ian;aod ,,ont toward tho rondo1.
e.aso', a as0 a. raos1oo,,;nr ar on
el,ual followed lin UP tho ssalrs Ian oaara
yas on hand az rnbicund and as good-humored
~. ovar on1 Tim, Trcnn,ln, roticent ind shrowd
Tom, in tint ine,ifaelo suit Of gray, was thero
too, and 90 was Alr. Tom Moran the lawyer.
Phil conley, with all tho prestige OF tho st.
Charles, and OF IN old citizen and war-horse Of
snma,r n~a.,n1fo,.nrod ; nract;cn1 MAJ. u
Io'nes ou.auasa .., W. p.As''Ia. ~, 'euao'
hoo'oS, sanctlonea sno mosemeht " hla pros
enco. Then Alderman McAvoy, short and
stout, accompanicd q goll-healed stick
nm to t},o +on n, tha Inn atonu
- - .ts;xu ,ror1,..o H.. .s1o.,;.s.p =
stui's: n."Joe "eotnto' 'no n,uoui'tapla
anu koen Mcclure, ono OF tho 1rlsh lenders on
tho North Side. was In all his glory. Col Arno
voBs, with his buBhy head, and Gen. Lieb, with
hin hacom;no ,norsto,,,o ra,rouonto3 tho .,+;-
tro,;n1 na-,,,an M ra.1rH ~ s,,1,a,s ,s,:.;
1's u; Na.n non Nens; y, " m4oa polsl'
cal 1ane IN North Clicago-all Old line Democrat,
anu q nfavo outspoken 1rishman, looked neat,
thoueh "hi1n, as ho Moppod his masslYo brow
Hltn now Mnns henaNerchse1. Hauk hcAhotl,
tho i1reptasslD'o Aalk, whose speeches III
Tue Doaru OF nnpoF'isora are remonl-
nerea win ofeau by unhappy ro'
poitofa, also cllmoed 20 tho cock-io1t, where he
found LIZ old pa! and comrado i'll Republican
Conventions, JMltna nosenoese' Quietly seated
on Guar, prooapiY smoking c'ear-throo FOR
Iaartor-ana WAITING ta e., "lth IL the patience Of
stateHmnh 1or inc na1l 70 oHoh. nr. a. y
aleheson "as afonn H. "0a Mon No. 10 70 Gm.1
n.eu.o'''1H saI t1,"Gtnma Wna ~ ~ "ni1n M
o tho a 9osaS Mafd gos o some sG e.
auellco, a'a 1nah Vnatioy ooalaney smaasaa u
TINT coao room III the cause OF aoTntrodden
tno tu Gdnntg GSrts''u Arn.norory ntrnrea n H.
SINE m % glorious cne ahs suussa oSTonclo voa
W llH!oltcGt u VIC uallo u AtLtE aAuu@lHe