, 1874-03-19

THE AFPELA IN LILA j 0Ass
A party Of FIVE ladies', representing tho Ex-
ecutivc body Of nifty, wcro detailed yostort1ay
morning to wait upon Mayor Colyill aud present
In t,s. - ,,otftinr .nss.,u 1tn, to veto tho or
ainauco passed Monlay night. Aacortainlng
That tho Mayor was confined to his room by an
atlliotion such as Job suffered from when his OK
pctence lad progressed to about tic Hhn1e point
tho la1ios found tleir wny to tho Sherman House
Rnd aont up their caras. Aftor waiting ten
minutes or 10, which timo was spent In
canyasBing tho best methods to meet
Tho coming interview, and fixing In
tI,or minds tho speeches they would tnalo thoy
wcro sonlowllat tlscoucortoil by receiving m
. room. Possibly the speeches woro lost OH tho
tay up, OF tho embarrassing nature Of their
errand tnado thcm Ill at eusc; at any tato whom
thoy reached the Mayors presence they weto
IN A MEASURE DEa1oHAL1XEp
and failed 10 slow tho bold front aud purpose
which animated then,.. This was Il temporary
weakness, however, which courtesy to tile sex
will readi1y oxcuao. for, alter being coraaly re-
coiyod mud each shaken by the hand md ILL.,
vted to DO Beated, the Chairman, Mrs. Wilce,
drew forth paper and without word hsnt1c1
1t to Mr.. Colyln. tito Mayor who Ind his head
neatly done up in white cloth which *as indi-
tho document, and, assumlng tho privileges Of
Gil invalid;
SETTLED nAoK IN nzs EASY ouA1n,
md deliberately began its pcrusal Tho ladies'
circle. aud surro.indod tito leador Of tile Otizons'
party, aud for Il few momonts silence profound
ennued. Tho papcr wlich tho Mayor read was
~ follows
TIE PETITION. ...
Wo, tho Undersigned, co1ninsce appointed hy tho
ladies' Of the tarios churches OF thts city, arc ill.,
structed to wait upon your Honor, aud to r9e pHot
yon tho proprety and solemn duty Of withholding
your olcal aaueiion from ordinance passed by c
ootnnon Council Atnrrh 10. 1874, entitled An crln
hT4n Eac hnr AnH HnH
Rev : cy s onisance sss eD'p ''' A'' 's'' ''p' ~
VIZ can. ii this paper only cali your attention to
fs 1 of to ny ~ ~shts reasons why s net should
/. It breaks down the safeguards Of The old ordin-
Ne sablnit TINT tits has ia not Ges onnded b tic
men and wlloso industry, intelligence, and
heloYcd city, IN confirmation Of thia submit that
Tug mob which 'ncd nnr strcets and crowded the pass
sgwsy Of our oy Hull on tue night when saia of
indies who bors renonstsunse Of Of tue moth
cfr 'syss, aud daughters aganst th9 repeal Of ths
tid ilsy ri q the dssigas
altipn license Us III dons Under tho orl!nsnce
T. r.. r. t fnoxas o ssos s'pea psss u o as se
"Aud that he the sdlool.keelcr, will prohibit
& acs oe ill., s::os 81 ek se kae 81
eia1aeD" Hero IL door thrown olou fer additional
!ho SABBATH In buioous, Which, va submit, was not
We ae al yn vii M sao
,asca TIL sna' t w ~ ,e o,,' o!ra al
soors opening out . upon any street from the
Sn aeh bar o. room were sc aora any aro 7seS EFT
hall 10 provided with blinds, shutters, curtains
@to s;tn toons ps y A' 'A'" 4ton' eu'4 '''eeS
NJ 4t % ill.," oi -, T., o,,o, r. ,,,,,, l.. ,, ,,,
onrnm os awerfn W H. aocr;,1 ~ ny1 oo pnIno un
Il shuts out our polico md renders It muoss;i,io to
.rb md control those evil passlo1 md dist,,rpaccs
Eitc are produced by tho froo ,'ss Of Intoxicating
ar!nks: a-,,.,, ,.,-,-
=. II retmlts @ alat'lo on, tno saohatn, Mnieh
fo b. 1sa:ou of the o,enoyae q ~ our e
IONS on tat foy Monoy viii 20 to naloons wien it
ID greatly needed in fa,nica Why should not Haoon-
kuarors couform to our customs nnl prevent tie
aanger?
Why otsirlct Tug vteWT II tho vtaw - not fit to
o sesn y IT, TO- 10 = M hts tug WY to eaucao fEeo
t.twtn lila 1ai;,,a dnor and NJ hns nad ah,,ttars
anX Hrrcana m suut1uvY -" 0'AN' "'N 'A"''0.''
The future hietoriat Of Chicago may hnyo some tlif
nculiy in Larnonizng this ordinance with tic spirit
We exhibit IN other 1auttern. We oak TINT yon veto
the ort'inance-to preserve selireRpest Or, Vt leaa
s " thsreo nnen snsy ,ss I
ucSuso that Witch is therein forbidieN. Chicago Is
andcr tic stato law, which was sustained by our
:pnrlH. viii you permit your responsibilities to hs
ns f senpsssa2 n sontrl2v n I'm Inv of evorx ~ IN ~.
It a contrary to Tho raoJos conviction Of cyerv
set in t t1s clty and II he avrit Of crstantty ny
interpreted by o tho followers OF Christ, md of Tie
IeN1HH 1al1s
Permit ns then, nc think With confidence, to appeal
70 you by all of these md i behalf Of
II If @n n n sf s
nr3snerous ,annv inmca NJ tma rorern.nt "ti
ha hDnor Of yonr ad,tinstraion' to nroyent to con-
,u,naon u au act which viii do 20 much 10 destroy
Ind 10 little to build uu; mud which VIII bu destruc-
avc to pure love to man md to uoa.
mn rnonfas 3 w9s, ur,s fs ,sa T. II fs ". ".
"'rs' hrs' Ii. L. Iaroosh' AIRS. =. a. oon"sll'
RADICAL bisfEnENoE;
" me time hts eye haa 1olioMed down anont
halt tho paEGa OF Ine loIegol1lg aoaoutiaont, ail
t4ey wero temperance women le!l from hs ill3s:
aes," responded a 4aaY, "e nope you Will
grnns our ptasef.., 5..,, ,,> :
iho MAYOR thttll reaaihE j-theTo; tnat pas
1afp .oo'1s sMo ual44 auu ~ !ue' uo,l hK,uo
. WIZ 5o'i. iaa!gs. oon oenoso !" MIL po ootser
% Gloso ;,r luz anaoois; ~, T., H., ,, u,
noie 1 'ao Hapol % nol ~ Lib l"p' "'1o ''a foao'i'E
"as not aB"ln e, resumed. 'll @ ,o,..a,,
uo TO TIE AouaoE.
1ne laaos toohoa astolisnou a,a n''plorarnna