, 1873-10-30
Mr.. Hesing Still Naturalizing
Voters.
Enthusiastic Meetings in the Third
and Sixth Wards.
]. P Clarkson Nominated for the Su.
perior Court.
An Inquiry as to Judge Norris
: -Antoccdents.'
Announcement of Rallies This Even
ing.

Announcement of Rallies This Even.
ing.
TIE NATURALIZATION MILL
Ia running all tho time tn tho Criminal Court,
and the Ring Ia working out citizens fastor than
. sausago-machine turns out sausages, On TueH.
day 475 Of these nowly-1odged voters wera
turned out. arraycd in tho garb Of American citi-
2enas the object being that they should vote as
hoalng desires. An equal number wero manus
1aotured yeaterday, aud tho ammo number may
DO expected every day until election. There Ia
neither scruplo or conscience in tho business,
and perjury Is practicoa with impunity. l. mod.
crate eHtimato Of tno number Of citizens mado
since tho Ring campaign began, is put down ut
8.000 tho majority Of them fraudulontly natu-
falizod, and no moro entitled to vote than q cti-
Zen Of Timbuotoo, The Hesingites calculate
that tho North Side will send out majority
enough to oVerwlem tho other divisions. They
expect nothing from tho country. They
say that it will To evenly divided and
that they must curry tho city, no mat
TOR what 1t coste. :. They havo been cooking
up tho poll-bookB On tho North Side, and hayo
foglaserod names in all tho wards for tho pur-
poso OF repeating. That stupondous frauds will
DO attempted on tho North Side and in tho Fiji
teenth Ward, there Is no doubt. Tho Judges aro
on their sido almost unanimously, and there will
bo no scruple on tho part Of many OF them to
abuse the confidence rcposod in them. In the
Second Precinct Of the Sxtoenth Ward, thero are
three Hesingites, and they pretend the old poll
books arc lost,-a miserable protenso to facili-
tato frauds. AL good men will ECO tho necessity
Of voting, uniess tloy desire to hayo the city and
county handed over to the Hcsing- O'Hara gang.
They will hesitate at nothing, and are prepared
to reBort to all kinds Of low and contomptble
means to carry the day. That they will fail, with
all their cheating, thero is no doubt, aud that
| decency ind law will triumph Is almost abso-
lutely certain. All that will bo necessary ia full
butchers knives.
CHEERING REPORTS
At the Citizens Union headquarters there Was
life and activity yesterday, and the best feeling
| poryadod oyory ona. Evidence of the allegiance
Of tho Irish voters to tho cause OF Inv aud ordor
is accumu1atng every hour, aud thoro is not
tho slightest fear TINT Ol1ara aud the Criminal
Court ling can sell them out to Hosipg. They
aro not in tho market, and will not be delivered.
The wards are in good shape, and reports from
every quarter aro of tho most cheerful charac-
| ter.
| JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
hIr. Joseph T. Clarkson. Of the firm Of Clark:
the Superior Court, by tho CitizonB' Union Ex-
ecutiyo Committee, yesterday.
Tho registration Of voters ended last evening.
Tho indications arc that IN unusually large
| number OF names wore registered.
| JUDGE MOORE.
10 tho Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
In volume Of Moore's Rebellion Record, /"
page 49, we find tho following:
Gen. John Morgan hold reception at Richmond. Va.
stons spoEe Il tho wors6 u Gen. Morgan and ths
Hs now receiving tho grateful testimony u Tic
Mother. Of 6tatea. uo said that Morgan and other
Tod ne no %ef 1s s s n it,
erty Was achieved. Despite tho thEalaonl IN Which
T., ~ he the n 9f he 1 y @
tunes with ours anu this despite the fact that tho
heel Of tho tyrant was On her mock. ue knew tho
With the South. rio YanEcss havo dcsolated her
homes snd murdered hss PEOPLE kentucky VII
| ment,
Tho question TINT nov presents itself is this:
| Whether the Judge Moore, Of Kentucky, aooyo
reforrod to- ia the same Judge S. Il: Moore who
ia now running upon tho Hosng- o. 'Hara ticket
for tho place made vacant By tho late lumented
Judge Porter. And it is also profitable to ask
tho further question; Whethcr Judge s. u:
Moore was driven from Kentucky on account Of
first mado his appearance in Chicago, in 1861
It ls 30 reported. II not true, lot tho Judge
| answer.
| Judge Is. III. AlGefa HA8 JuMEG, from 1905 70
1869, Of tho Ninth Kentucky District.
TIE CITY TREASURY.
To The Editor ef 1hs Ghicag" Tribune:
| Sir: The Convention which nominated mo for
City Treasurer passed q resolution pledgng ts
nominees to pay over tho 40 cumulatea interest
of public deposits in tue aoyeral banLs into tho
City or County Treasury.
| 4hut Convention, ikowiso Endorsed and accept
| cd tho pledge with regard to the disposition
OF tho interest to be derived from said public
funds, and Ishall have much pleasure, if clcctod
that respect. DANIEL O'uAnA.
! Tho Union Club Of the Third Ward held
| meeting Inst evening at tleir club-room, No. Gl9
State street. The Meeting was largoly attended,
and the speeches wore listoned to throughout
| with marked attention.
Dr.. Hamill was called to tho chair, On taking
his sent, ho briefly thanked tho nceting for the
oupy too much tIn,o himself, but introduced
Capt. Connect to tho meotng,~a gentleman, he
said, who Ind OF heart tho intorostH OF tho CAM
paign. (Applauso.] .
campaign should command the earnest attention
OF all good citizons and dwelt at longth upon
the necessity for maintaining the rights Of all
citizens. He had every faith In the nonineo OF
Bond. prolonged applause and chcors:l alr.
Bond was tho man for the position: llo was
honest, capable, and fearless. [Applaneol
With such d mum at tho hoad Of tho Union
ticket, be hoi eyory confidence In its triumphant
SUCCESS at tho polla. 1ie would say no more. but
would withdraw in favor Of Mayor Bond.
[OlleorB,1
Mr.. Bend was received with great 1pp11aue.e: ,p11a %:
Thanked tic meeting lor tlo, watm reception
offered him. 1lo sail ho would do LIS duty IN
tho high position for which lug was q candidate.
He would do 1t without regard to consequences.
maintaining Ills oath Of ollce in the interests OF
upon @ sno money Of tug poopls [oheors.] lie
Would tako care That tho '. taxoH col;
bo % oxponded IN tho interests Of tho city, also.
TApplauyo.j Ilo would tako caro- That tho people
should haYo tho full value OF their money, 80
far az lia individual activity should protect tho
oity. [Cheers,] II the new Court House was to
bo built during hlu term Of office, ho would take