, 1874-10-28

:. ii the great iusorests involved in tho recou-
rs.;ls.ipn of tho Southern statoa,-partial to
J, ts, impartial 10 all.
i:9tutR Of tho First District, do your duty, md
ri satisfied With tho result. II. c. BALLARD.
nEpUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
THE FEELING rEB1ERDAY.
t3'',cre waB great activity around tho Kepub-
,,..fp headquarters yesterday. Tho attendance
Il o,,mmere was larger than ever before, grow
~; nut of IN understanding among tliom that
=: iiIls contracted would bo settled during tho
,r.@. The familiar faccn. who had deserted tho
J S..,uiar;ers tho day before for want Of flnan-
:.;;; encouragement, were again On hand. The
lellni!!eo p,ent the forenoon in
AUDITING Dl1Ls
ns various ltis1ds, and In receiving and consider
,.33 proposals. Of speakers, md the Bale Of lnlu-
,;.s, The Contniltce vas in receipt Of letter
, III ,pltiug to be from
EESsr scuMAL1AN,,
ta,t7iSate for County Commissioner on tho
,"ts, Side. rcsigning tho Office. fow minutes
;!r. Sc!.t:lann, arsn-in-arm with Kings, tho
|. ,;n.uoist, was before tho Committee. When
y. .n:rr.d tho room his personal appearance
:. ,..,ve;cd siniln, and bis subsequent DISPLAY Of
'u1ollsc gayo r,so to general disgust. Killings
-. Hi lis spokesman, aud commended that tho
,ss still candidate. After viewing
-. Ec!alnaliRn, tho COMMITTEES aehoa for
.i ar-ene,neue. Ihe RESPONSE VAS by no
,..::,,s satisfactory. l1o had M money, but
;rc;nrstl that. II olected,. he would do all ho
:,'1ttd to lrquidate the claim, against him. Taa
i,'t aus give satisfaction, for wEilo the Comtuit-
I:e VIVA prepe, ed 10 bear with such d Candidate
.r.n !ila general tlckes, they did not think tho
}'.ty ro0ld atlold to ioso tho assessment.
,rl,'paIian will doubtless be put Of tho
IF rf1f
II tho Koltl Side have been HELL
aoaed as his Successor, among Others
4. Bccso. If tho cl'anga IL made, Capt. Mur-
:!,sy, w4Q vaa before the nominating convcn-
;::9u, will nost probably be placed on the ticket
..sArep'y to TO edict which has already Gono
Ivllh Tint " No isiBh need apply" II. 3. Bailoy
cIlansEs a,o regarded ~ slim, in view Of tho
fact That Ac has practically quit Tie party.
LII. FAEWELL,
Tie chances Of the several candidates. for Con-
Ertss ~eru freely discussed around headquarters.
Ihc rreatedt interest appeured to ba ccntled in
the Ihnd District. Whatever hops was on
t.r:ai1,ed Of Farwclla election appeared to
L.,a tho faithful work Of AIt. liellm. It III
charged that NelM ia not doing biz duty, aud,
i.:,,ner. tlet JIG Is not able to fulfil his prouiHe,a
il, rsforetlce 10 tho conduct Of tho police force
co,.fessed during tho day lis belief that Farwoll
wou'l suffer defeat. lie believed that hin
n,cncy ws6 being mlsaprlicd, and tint Ills effort
tn buy la way to Congress- NRs bad UNDER
hiking. On the strength Of this bets on Far
wells election were very respectfully decllucd at
headquarters.
ron THE SECOND DISTRICT
a1r. Ward spoke i'll poison. Tho lnonlent ho en-
IutoL tho loom, one Dillon. .n omploye Of tho
,st-Oticp Department., waited upon lin for u
coLt} t}ihitlpu to tho campaign fund. Ills reply
:yas Tim: l1o ud not propose 10 DO blcd to DEATH.
lie subsequently expressed hia doubt OF BuccesH
in tho cauyass to bosom friend, and confessed
HAT he Ind ,naJo groat blnnder In tue Canvass
eoncurred in. In tho Eighth and Ninth Wards,
!: appears, lo Inns clainiei to have voted tho
paap!o's ticket Inst fall. whllo in tic
Thirteenth aud fourteenth WatdA ho has been
lstaer in llla denuucialion Of that pasty,
r'an psonouncIng it's leaaers IS scGlawagH" and
i,l,nmers." This inconsistency lins buon dis
carsied, aud is working him gleat injury.
THE GIIENIFF.
Rcpnrta from tbs West Side yesterday wore to
tho elect tl,gt tho Irish Republicans wore de-
As;urw. This led to tie expression OF rsgrnta
tl!;!s !A.gnsw vas not nominated BY the Republic
.'is inAlead Of bradley. Il tho reports prove
w2h foundcd tllcro will bo unexpected
cutting mud aisshipg OIL the day Of election. It wsl
a&sd hut thers ~ no proof. Int an effort will be
a@:ln to circulate bpguB ticAots. AgnoW'H name
ri Francis, but by a bundor Of tho printer hia
t1:no ilaa b1a'l trluted up to n foW aays ago in
Gil announcements ~ "Erank." Itle plan I'll III
,araainB Hladloy'n strength suggested, waa te
nsye opposition tiekets printed with "Frank
:.aaew" inatead OF "IrRncB Ag,Iew," upon
s'ssm for she,iH. which wpu1l not count fol
8 Francis Asnew," OF oourRc, aud which it wal
11cl'ictad couid be made to overcome Aguew'a
l..ajority.
TOO SELFISH.
Trouble wnu reported from several wards
l:a:npaint waa n,a(a by many TINT tile canysss,
M tAI had bcea extremely seilsla. MANY cauai.
!a.es appeared to be Tor thtnHnlscs, anl willing
10 aAcritloe the ticket for the aako Of individual
srcassa. This waarcgaEdcdb dby the Commit,eo as .
rld omen, and sure to ensall defeat 10 the ticket
II !argq u poislstel II. It il claimed that Fal.
NELL lnaugurated This peonliar warfare by giving
aa n1oloy- y-gpeudern Bpecal instructions to trad,
;bo ticket for q yoto for llm wLonayer anl
El,eroyer possible.
lu tho Tweutietl, Wnrd complications hsy,
.rsen which threaton serious results to tho tick
Ut at lnrge. 1t IL privately understood that Il.
Republicans are to unite upon Corcoran To-
AIjoruan at tho po!|s against tho regular noiai
nuo. This course Aaa beop roBQlyod upon, It !
understood, fruln some ploageA CorcosAn fn
lnady to the pnrty, which It lH thought Will nd
strength 10 the ticket. Willis Corcorah docs no
resEy want tic office Of Alderman, ho IL detol
mined to aeoule 1t it possible to CRAFTY the lee
ipg ho sntortainB toward Mr. HosinE, whom h
regards aR personal enemy.