, 1873-10-26

Ordor ticket would DO elected ovor Tho Hceng
ticket by q majority that would bury Hosting aud
his crowd out Of sight forever. It was the
general opinion that tho nominoes on the
samplo.Isoom tiokot wcro vol chosen, because
we'll adapted to represent the sn1oona and the
ga'nblorH Thinking mon regard It as IN issue
betwdon low and order aud :law1essncsa and
bumnorlam, and tho fato Of tho city, to any
nothing Of tho loHa Of tts good mama and ropnta-
ton ABROAD, i'll caac Hcaing gained control Of tho
goyornmont, appalled, tho hoarta Of mon who
hayo an iutoroBt In Chicago and in her future. ?
TnEnE IS DISSATISFACTION
all around tho horizon. Americans ropldiato
losing and his Inspirations to boeono Monnroh
J. of ohtoago and Cook County, tho Secretary Of
tho Troaauries, anl the nrbiter OF tho destlntGs
Of tho people. They know full we'll that woro lie
invested with hupro1ne power ho would rulo
things with high hand; and that thcro would
bo no liTlng under hiB doepotio and desperate
THE onnsrAsy:;> =; -
find tint thoy havo boon prouipitatcd by linn into
au nhyas. md that ,ho cannot got them. o,,t.
They feel already tho horelessnesa of 'o1octiug
tIEosing'a ticket, and arc already beetnniug to
cltrno him for arranging thon as . nationality
aganst ill other cit!zons. whother t,ntivs or for
eiyn-born.; Thoir position IL anything: but en-
aud thinkhg mop pf Tint natonn1ity will vote to
rel,uko Heaihg'a attempt to becotno dictator mud
srepMdinto! his attempt to place thcm ~ . falao
light bofore tho world. Those who arc In Hos
ing'H pocket nro dinnutiafoa bceauBo thoy did
not nj got OH tho ticket, and because Irylmot
ind pereous olainng tp bo 1riahnlon woro glvon
nominations which would have Buitud thc1h
oxactly. ,....-..-.
o{t1 ka3r Fr31 51n1
ring fool cntraped. Thoy aaBort that .O'Itarra
and his clquo cannot hand thom ovor to uoslng,
that they nro not transferable, and, that anyway,
1t Ia about tlmo O'Harn, aftor holding Office for
unlo1y coalition which ho 1uado with Hoalng las
killed him deRler than a Bmolt and tho ,eirewd
scotehman will find It out on the day of election.
They eayiho las. under his thumb a oortan
ani aro his protogey. and that lo can tranafer
them body and boots to tho samo pants pocket
in Which Hosing boasts that BIO carries tho Gornau
vote. but that ho cannot hand eyer tho mass
Of the Irish people. who are law-a6iding, md re-
fuso to owe allegiance to King HoBing, WHO orco
said in pubic TINT ho would rathor sit beside
dirty roustabout than beside NIL Irish genlle~
mnn." They want nono Of that In thoir political
associates, and loud md deep Is the indignation
plant tool Of Heaing. Tho Irishmen Who rotain
i fond remembrance for the land Of their birth,
thoae WHO constantly look aerosA tho waste at
waters for tho daHning Of batter and brighter
% baps ~ ono no exception, 10 man nan On m tho tho
Hosing tlclet eyor took any interest
in hor welfare or. In her ,ndepondoncs.
This nay bo. callod aontimont, but
it h m undying aentimont in tho bosoms Of
genuine IrishInon, no matter how poor or hum
6le they may be. They will not bo sold out to
Hesiug. O'IIara cau soil out himaelf md his
clique. but no ono else. Irishn1en also foel that
1t Is nbout time to burst the Criminal Court
riug, to glnttor it to nlocos md relieve tho COM
mlllity of tho A1votcrato oflce-hodors who
have fattonel On the public. This Bamo
1 CRIMINAL COURT HING
has boon buAy for two woelsa following the oou-
genial pursuit Of issuing naturalization papers
contrary to law. They foel that it is
their only chance, that, II they DO
frauds, thoy nre Lost beyond redemption.
This ubiquitous work has been going on IN the
light Of day In uttor defiance Of public opinion.
But violation Of law ie one of the cardinal prir-
clplos OF the crowd, and it Is much moro natural
for them to violate than to respect tho law.