, 1874-02-04

proving tho appropriations for tho Othor dViH-
Ions mid warln mil TINT tho Council knnws bot
ter lfa1 tho Mayor what improvements nro
iscctlol IN tho cirerout wnrtlB, md whRt appro-
pria!iona should bo Undo.
rossrn1.t. COMPROMISE.
Tho opponents Of rc-etnctme1t wona c0mrr0-
puwor to ron1ovo with Tic concurrence Of Tho
Council. alt leave lin tho empty and trot,l,1o-
ao1no honor Of prcaMH In tho Council, and Of
Incoming tho butt Of ita 1no1nbory in caHe lio III
would liko to DO, u Inv ut,lo hin,aolf, 1ko Mnyor
Calvin. Sad 1t III to contemplate tho faot tllat
NlAyor Colvln haA no hold OIL members Of tho
Peoples party in tho Legislature. They layo
gone completely 70 tnck on him, en.l Its frlonts
posed his olection. Tho lattor nro Ills bost a,ip-
portors, and very ANAL minority OF tho tlologa-
tton aro willing to trust him with tho powor
possosacd by his predecessor. A largo majority
of tho delegation, i.owoyor, are opTosstl 10 tho
bill, aud It IL safo to predict tint 1t will not bo
ro-olIRcted. II Ito insists upon some monaaro.
thoro will bo n disposition to paEH tho bill
Which Kehoo Introduced dust year to npito
Mayor a1otlill by ropcalng tho present law That
Colvin dosirog It, Keuo cannot Id less in return
for h!s lIny Wo!ghorb1ip than try and pass it.
WORKINGS oF TIE LAW EIsEwnEnE.
Country mombors TO not caro- for tho bill. a
Cairo 1t was found bonolcisl. 81, says Mr.
Obor1y, Cairo's men.bor, who Ind .expori-
once IN Mayor loforo tho law was passed..
Hook, ,1aland did not SOON to approve
e ~, p ma ..,' u p,'aaena.s Meoto r,1a,,i
gaye that opinion, aud Baia, further, Liz pooplo
did not caro whether 1t WIS ra-otlactod Or not.
III Springfield It Inns boon practically void, as tho
a.'Sof !" ociioe1at'o' a''a VIZ ooueeA A''p''o''
'""' r,,r ,,r,,.r,,s ~ pron,.
Peoria iB In tho aalo Tx. Tho Republicans llnyo
1lyo majority IN tho Council, md tho Mayor is IL
uinc" SIavor Wornor tnoi, ,,is nfce. ria f}onr,-
I'll i ora1.t o"tiv }oI Ills ,,o,n,not,t7nu nn1
uro ~. ontiw wo;t3nr util H." iii nxn;ros xnn
tsot ,,rn,o.o ~ otosi man ~ thar avn ,n,iticnI
stripe. i tic Mayor nominated sonatolr Loo, n
IN tLo Conncl imn,;irn city affairs
nust In conflurtod nccor,linr to tlo PHILADELPHIA
ntror,n tI,ov rniocted Er. fcn nuf] tha linn. "
II. oi'rison Doing subsequently nominated, TO-
loo was rojectou. Ino tioso'le l'cnslp9us, , IT.
starr, member Oh tho AotHc, trno-onlo 80"
publican md partisan, continues to O. hold tho
ONCE untii ny SaaeccsapI , ~ otensca ny nul m,,,n
lopo to ro-oleot him. and safn tlto olty lrom
oity.Attornoy who il opppsou TO Grant ior
.hifd term Emory , no1cta ;I phace,nnlter ssi';a
'ouda tho majority III ttio coancsl, when ao-
counts for tho rgtdlty with Which party lines
,,, NO E, SUPPORT FROM COUNTRY MEMEEhs.
Tho bill III, to ail lnt9nta afd purposes, usnloHa
IN caaoB liKe these aha so ions ~ lnutcipai1taea
aro BoVoEncu IN tllo ihterost OF raftlos' lhsteau
wolfaro OF tho entiro population, regardless OF
race, color, pnrty, or anything eeo 1lss 10 1oi':
may tho people oxpocs to 10 1ndly goVornetl aud
Lave tncir sHnstallco wastoa no stfpo.i ao9
tic bill need be calculated upon from any large
number or country members. lhoso WHO rep
resent cities an towns do g not aeem anxious TO
rc-onact IT, ana tlloao VINO i'o III rurai aistftc.s
wuon pltla OF THIS Kli'd come up fe'uee W SUP,