, 1873-01-13

10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
sm: In an article headed What is to be done1
In your issue Of Saturday, such aattering IefEou
nlluson is tnado to me, that feel called upon to
rect Of the many Inisstatemeuts made in that
from TIE east ei and % aTs not
or SIX miles beyond Hyde Park" On the confirm,
Hyde Park commences at the city limits, known
Thirty-ninth street. and extends not only to and in
cludes AinRworth Station nt Siuoty-nfth street. hu
hlao down to One Hundred and Thirty-eevenh street
SO Answosth is very near being In the centre Of uyd
Park and only strcn miles south from Chicago instea
Tre has been no attempt to interfere with the char
| tered rights Of the Ferti1izing Company.
What is to be donor is simply th.t those rights sha1
The rights Of others. Let the Company carry on the,
to know and have been promising Tor tho Lust thrc
odozs within their own Establishment, or send them VI
through high snoke:stack Or they continue to fal
n these essential e 4 po1nss let them too Their @ tI
south and beyond the limits Of Hyde Park In that te,r
tory described in their charter "n Cook County,
t1eea ToHaahils @ dD 81 N and S." 70 do D' hi Ii
would only bc compliance On thei1
5t wh The ads aos whsn
shp 81; to which they aseented when it was provided
expressly tat the authorities of Hyde Psrk should not
lave the power to remoye the eaid Fertztng said
Rendering Company until after tho year 1911
The Village Of Park does not base its authority
on any supposed right Though village in name
Of any city, and supreme within her borders,
and It would be well for any ambitious 1led1 OF en-
Jurisdiction, they they might chance to learn
that the dninitive burgh" has ways Of her ovn and
within te ni.s OF lay as administered eren By the
Suburban Dogberryn to teach them the useful act Of
uaindiug their own proper business.
It is not true that the offensive stencil Of the Fer
tilizing Company has been only fancied offence to
been frequent during the past fire 5ears from many
residents Of Chicago as far north as Lincoln Park,
centrated stencil, with capacity thirteen miles long,
ought not to be removed TO some qiet ncighborhood.
1x SsneTs TO- s5se md s's o
In real estate Is not . Legitimate Calling"
There Is no "i1represahle" any other q coz
people Of Hyde Park hare as much interest In al the
Inateriaa interests Of Chicago as any resident Of CHI
eago can have md because Of this have patiently su1-
that the Inanufactors is destroyed BY fire, and
disabled that cannot expect to commence opera
foul and offensive matter Gagged In open bins, and liz
bic to brccd sckentng peetilence on the first approach
1t rslny Tsa:he.; is }1s reasonable .. ropes TIT
oa to the extent Of even hah Of tso hundred tons
per day7"
would jeopardize The health Of tho entire city Of
Chicago how much lesa damage will 1t do u accurnu
lated ut the Of Hyde Park7 As the claim Of
Ling Company any respectable lawyer knows that the
last act passed always takes precedence Of former
one II 1t be not expressly intended 80 repeal aud It
is easily demonstrated that the FeEtizin9 Company
well knew that fect when they entered into a
sTe1. agreement with the representatives OF Hyde
Park ut Springfield, by which they not TO be
Tested until after 157l which written agreement
signed by the r. w. Ralstoa, who represents
the s.me Company, and who appears to busy himself
in Iaareprescnng material facts in order to obtain
f' the actiye support Of the city authorities" repeat
there is need, "imperious necessity" for such
interference. This Same Company, II they hare rights
hare by their charter the privilege Of locating those
tights anywhere in Cook County, south Of the Limits Of
Hyde Park.
So far, have explained for The Hyde Park public;
now have few words to add In my own behan. |
Having been appointed less than month at first
wholly unprepared to decide what TO pursue
n r, nysek greatly indebted for
on who came to my Office como hours |
1efore the police arrived, and informed that tho
rain had been stopped and the arrested, and told
nc frankly their plans and purposes. In tho
9ursued, kept striotly within legal limits, and have
nce been certified Of that fact by uf the best
ega talent of tho City Of Chicago. Ths charter OF
'1age is assured 10 us By the best authority Of
;:ae; have adopted It In good faith hare passed
rdinances for the good government and proper pro-
ection of our people, and while 1t IL made y Lawful
tuty TO enforce these Iaws against ohende1B hope to
,e abe to rautnin then despite the sners Of those
rho may chance to come under the rod. |
DANIEL H. HORNE, Up.
HYDE rAnK, Jan, t. 1873.