, 1874-03-17
900 tho magnntcn ot tho Peoples Party, no prom-
tncnt 4 n1onbor as 0'Hara should llaYo abaented
Aituself.


THU COUNCIL.
The crowd OF mon WHO wore admitted to tho
Council Chambor shortly after O'Clock would
not keep ln tho background, or along tho Sides
Of tho hail, but gradually forced themselves In
front Of tho ladlos Until they completely hid
them from Wow. TlliB would never do, 80 q
Hqnad Of rolico sas Hcnt for, md ton policemen,
undor tho command Of Caps. Buckley, soon
appeared, and dtoyo tho males into thu corners
and to tl,o baok end Of tho ohatibor, md paoked
them NJ tight as Bnrtltncs.
Aftor tho election Of temporary Chairman,
tho ordinance allowing tho salo Of liquor Bun-
days oan,o up NJ special ordor.
AN NEffonr TO rosrriNE
Aid. Campbell moved to postpone tho special
order until haf-past 9 o'clock, III order to allow
tho dorltation Of lndiea MI opportunity to pro-
aent their petition in roforonce To tho suhday
ordinance.
Aid. Quirk ratgetl tho point of order that tho
rt,1es preclude tho placing Of spoclsl or!or Of
business immediately following lilo roallng of
i rio 0hsir decided tint tho special order vas
now buforo tho Conncil according to common
AID Oullorton said AID. Quirk'a objections
wore otlo week TOO Into.
AID: Qu!rk-1 raised the objections last Mon
day night.
Aid. Cultcrton.-1t seems tho Council OYER
ruled thont. Ho went OH to cxpfeas hts opposl-
tion to AID. CampbeIl'R motion to postpono Until
hnlf-past 8 o'clock. There WAS not nj Alderman
rronout who would object to tho presentation Of
Tho motion to postpone was lost by q vote Of
KID. Woodmat, moved that tho special orlor
namod at The Inst meoting,-the cloction Of
piG9sidlng oilieor,-,he taken up.
business lBfoto tho Council was tho Sunday Or
dlnnnce
Aid. Campbell moved TINT tho ladies DO per-
mittcd to present their petition.
AID. NtLDhETiI
said tint II tho Indies Ind watched tho prooeel
ingg Of tho Common Council they or their hus-
bands would lnow TINT tlis was q Into hour to
come into this body with petition IN reference
to Lilo Sunday Liquor law. In ylew Of tho lonity
was 1t, bad taste to COMIC boforo tile Conl,cil
with a petition co1cerning All ordinance already
teforred to The Clerk for cngrossinent. This
WAS with all duo respect to tho latlies-and tho
man WHO did not respect tho ladiea did not ro-
Bpoot his mother or his wife. [Applauso by tho
Tho Chair-orler! The officers wilt remove
the next man who interrupts thIs Council.
Aid. Hildroth proceeded by referring to the
120UD minority Of last fall; but ho urged that
spoct.. Tho Corncll had nothing to do but to
obey tho will Of tho majority, as Expressed Inst
iall. a,,,, ,r,m,o.
Aid. CnmnEnli won a,,rnr;soi1 To- .cn anv ccn.
+1cmnn Io,,r I'm aocra1 rit,1,t nf nott;or 57Tho
gentleman u,,,st i,ayo forrotton tho History Of
hin oomntrv. IA lin onfit,on wns s;rnod hv
10 ,ooo ladies, aud was submitted by delegation
,y;tl, m III rrace Ho rerrattcl lint INV mem.
Der Of tho Council should Do this. The question
waB Of vast Importance, and the gentle.nau
would have done better to have kept quiet. Tho
terfare viii te S1n5av io,,ar oastan III Twaaa "
mnttor wjl;cl, inv noimicd % the attn,tion nf
the whole community and It must not
bo sot aside. 4 miliion wouIl rise N, md ayow
Tho fncts must bo met ]ike mon and moi ~ tools
of ann,ni,oiv n1so NH hcnit;nT t,o inso iixit nf
a,y politician. II ihc question. ae,5aratoI from
otilor issues. wcro submittci to Tic people to-
day, tic minority would DO 20, 600 in favor Of OBJ
try, liz hoped tic motion tc 1sralit tie pleson-
tation Of tho petition would carry.
T1tE youYa DEuosrl,ESEs.
Aid. utldroth dptliol tint hu oh;cnted In tl,cfr
presentation Of tic "notntiou,I fLauglter.l
Ho then said I will say further, from tic ro-
marks Of tlo gentleman Tint whilo ho las Lis
opinion and wi1ilo ho ig representing = eonstitu-
oilcv. there aro 30 moro in lila Gonucil thnt
hayn their opinion and rnnrosont a cou
Btituoncy. We will do it. Every ono Of them
aud whom sav that Mr. President. 1 saY thia
and also will guy that when tho gentleman
stateB if there wero 2O, QUO men tint signed this
portiton-potition to tho Common Council TINT
no Aldol1nan would laro to ralso in liz sent md
ob,oot to It. | any this AIr. President TINT il
would bo far more becoming to 10000 mon to
sign petition Of that kind than it would bo for
2G'O00 fadics in all respect to tic ladies', Why
took dinner yesterday with Indy that her hus-
band had occasion to speak as | know tho gene
tlonau did not wish to speak, when tint imly
told him sho Ind signed document Of tint
kind, The appeal that was made to
this lady was you hayo husband.
YOU have sou, you hnye brother do yot, wlah
to nayo those brothers gous aud husbands en-
ticel into aaloons aud by this bait this laiy was
cntcnJ AWAY from thu roa ,yishos of ],or h,,n,anI
and from that caused the liynlensure Of tI,o
lneband bocaugo that / know lie IN ag good
frnv;or for bis family M n,,v mn,, thnt s.nnt1s
IN in Tia civ Of Chicaco. Her ovary want lar
overv comfnrt that Ln wlfo nats for i,o nroyiflcs
and villa nroyur In nnts in tbis nrovso~.
Il Nv f7oar vita t am vour hnsharfl nnii + 1nn,t
wiki that WI, nial be nv tlictator" And further
mara nnys tl,at man II I'M the man Of this fnni-
" that + nrnvit1o for It !, md to thcan 1nit;cs
i their husbands would como in lero End tnlo