, 1873-02-04
Hcsiny's Great Indignation
"NInss" NIooting.
Tho Supporters Of Liberty" md tho
Defrlnct Board Of Police In
Council. '~
Spcechos by Prominent tndl0nants from Archer
Road, Etc.

abunct legond "Iiborly" on It's north ond, ar,-
nounced to tho astouisho1 citizons OF Chicago
that M "indignaton" n1aBs n,oetillg Of pure
patriots, opposed to law aud oraor, Poico super-
intondonts Legislative "bondago," md Exoeu-
1.-Two .powor, would be hold In tho
burlington Hall-a tomplo givcn ovor
to tho swilIing of bcer aud rat1ing OF
tobacco clouds. Tho n,ooting was announced
for o'clock, mud the postagc-ssnmps aforesaid
bore tho namoa of dozen EonaoWhat prominent
individuals, among thon,, A. q. uesng, COM
monty known rs tho "Count' Of TINT ill.
With m eyo toward economy, tho prudent
jnnitor Of tho hall iailod to light moro than two
or thrco gas-jots, 30 that tho "indignant" ratri-
ote could rest in tho shado until tho hall would
opou. 4 select guard Of vagabond urchins,
mostly drawn from tho classic regions Of Butter
field and South Slate stroots, occupied tho front
aoats. and amused themselves, whilo ont tortaintng
tho worry largo audience, with cat-cnls, horrible
wl1iatlingB, and grimacos unaeemly to behold.
About a hundred fooliah-looking mon, in
aloslchod hats, and splashed booth. steamed
themselves by tho stoves, or woro scattered dis
| mally through tho yast spnco Of tho Chcorless
hall.
Shrill voices callod out with ironiohl impa-
tionco, "Hcsing." Kohoe," " shoridan,"
"Klokko," and 3" Hon. JOHN Wronn." Tho Int
tor patriot koopa q sn!oon somewhere Oh State
street, aud lonco tho high respect in which tho
q influential" indignnnts evidently hold him.
ALSO, there appeared upon tho placard tho na,no
Of Is Captain 7. Il. Butlor, nmilitary gontlo-
n,nn whose vnlor may bo very groat, but whose
warko experience IL limited, 1t III said, to watch
| ing tho imposing mnrlial moVo1nonts Of tho OH
1t half-paat o'clock, tho crowd, such as It
was, became trightfully clamorong, and apoc-
tral-looling person, IN q hugo atovopipe hat,
ahufllod out on tho platform, and announced,
through his .aomewhat extensive n9sal orgnn;
go tho crowd should dispense with his en-
Ssa'os orss 81 0fsfRPsX Rsio ii yonr ea as ae
soak your hend, old bufrcr;"' "Does your
The nan in tho stove-pipe hat diyod bolind tho
scenes, followed By q storm OF diHcordnnt cries.
"Folz" was tho next orator called for, but
| there WAS no response. Just then an adyentur-
but 70 e p to
style. style This drow yell from tho good
sarnaritana. present, and = couple
of wny e9ws Ishea iorIara a ana @ 'nroM "o ING s
| ooru. This performance evoked another burst
Of Batfrica1 applause.
Another awful row was raised ut this point,
and tho man in the stoyc-pipo hat came out on
Wv an. ~ ~, s,o sv u,.,tor. IN ,,oto nrom,neni
remarhs. lat ,hem nc como fofwast Wo vii Introduce
to yon Mr.. Holtz, Of tho Sixth Ward. lYels.l
bcard' dnme s out and. expaudsng lis cheat, com
moneol his orntion =;
' auss,-1r,rns t-u .~n nvsr,rvrn oF f,,,o,ao. mr.
hers from to slxtI wart To don't know yot pe are
know What has conc. we knows not wlnt may comes
Arc you a citzens2 lam. lAll this was accompantot
BY furious gcssuy whlsn progoxea sosrno M =
9nu :r M asn s,, aa a ,e u md torrio xena
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