, 1874-07-05
Interview with A. 9. Hoaing, Esq.,
1lr. llcsing, Jr., Not a Stalking
Horse for Charley FarWell'
The Germans will Not Vote the Repub-
Iican Ticket.
Probable New Party Organization in Tho
State, aud Its Platform.
nIr. Hcsing's Views Of tho City
Appropriation Bill.

Appropriation Bfl1-
It bae been rumorod for several days pnst that
tho action of Mr.. Washington HeBlng IN an-
nouucing himself as candidate for Congress-
from t),o Third District consisting Of the North |
Bitlc some Of tie towns Of Cook County, and
Iako County, was n mere deyico to forcatalt any |
other opposltion to Afr. Charles B. Farwoll, and
TINT 1t was tho intention OF MIR. a. @. Heslng TO |
withdraw Lis eon from tbs ilold just before the |
election, and thereby insure tho return OF the |
present representative. Those Reports Tero boz
lievcd by many people, and, with the VIC" OF
loarning whether they woto well founded,
TRIBUNE reporter called OIL Mr. A. U. hesng NJ
his oflico, yesterday, and interviewed INN TO-
gnrlng them to this effect:
Rouorter-IY 1t true that you intend to With
draw your BOD, and allow Dir. farweA TO 20
elected?
Mr. l1csing-No; there is not n particle OF
foundation for such story.
1lE WILL nun.
Reporter-IIe will run Then
Mr.. llosing-les. Whilo would have pre-
rorred to keep him in business few ycnrs
longer ut all eYonts, he is pressed by 30 naay
ardcnt and Jealous friends. not only from 11ake
County but Oh tue North Sdo, that he has con-
,cutcd to bocomo candidate, md intend doing
Ill I can toward 1,iB succeBB. When say ho has
become candidate. mean lie will DO before
ho Convention III opposition to tho present 1to-
publican purity.
MR. FAnwkIL's COURSE.
Roporter-Vill l1r. Farwcl run against him ?
Nlr, uesing-I understand 30, but am not
positive Sumo Say "yes " and some say "no,'
md, though eau get no decided anHwer, l
know TINT Bomo Of hH friends are working for
him. r.
Reporter-Is Superintendent Rohm ono Of
them?
Neporter-Wlut inlluonco has he among The
GerulAuA2
Nlr. Hosng-Well through lis position aud re-
lationships. and h'a having lived Oh tho North
Side for many years, hc hau more or iesa IN
iiuence but do not bolieve it will reacl 10 far
as to bring tho Germans back into tho Nopub-
]ican rankb. I do not believe ho or any one else
cut do TINT.
1opolter-Why did sloy leave that party2
1Ir. Hcsing-For various REASONS.
WHY THE 9EnalAGs LEFT,
Rcporter-Dleution Hona.
Legislatures and Mayors atld Councils in thls
State md throughout tho country 1,as a'oet dis
played e,er Hlnca the slavery question was aot-
tied.
nlr, Aesiug-liegarding rersona[ liberty; aud
al,otner r1ason ia tho corruption ut Washington
Ropurcr-Cnn they {the Germa1,s) not ho in
duceu to return to tAelr alloslAuces
Air. Ucsing-NeSer.
HesotIer-Will they unite with the 1ndepepd-
cns?
Wr, Hesing-Not with tllo Farmers organizn-
tiou but tlny ure ready to joiu anr. opposition
to tho proBent Administration WHICH is b,scd up-
1n economy. personal liberty, eoand currency,
and good government goperally: ,.
Reporter-All the Uormnns, Democrats as well
aB leuuhllclnh would march uA1erthat bAunor7
Mr. uesiny-1 think 80.
oruEn CANDIDATES.
Reportcr-Are there ul,y other candidates OK
cel,t your Hon and Alr. Farwoti?
MIR. IeBiug-kone that Know OF.
Neporter-WiIl thore he iuore
Air. lIcsing--TAe Convention is 4 long Hay
ahead got, and thcro muy ba; 1t is hatd fur me
to tell Whether ti,ure will be or not Mr. FHr"
well las decfarcd that lln will rll on no other
ticket than tho Republican, and .tllat il he does
not get the nomination from their Convention
ho will rat!rc. .......
RESULT or THE ELECTION.
Rcportor-f your Bon iH Nominated, naTe YOU
any doubts about bis election?
Alr. Hesing-I haye uo ,norq doubts about it
than laaye or my oxstoncn.
nel,ortorTAo detection from tho Republican
party par! is sufficient to oeot tho opposition pomi
Ill., HesIng-Ycs. do not know of any Ro-
publican purity OH the Nort! Sdo beyond 1er
1t,inI, there aro onon" yntcs nrcr fhere to eiect
anv 'T T,en,,I,iira,,' ISwovor. do not know what
t,,3,n' n,y xiii i" ~ 'AS' 4N10" "A"'
AeA9''s' "@'t ' MONEY.
u.,,r,ar--roaa NJ Farvo11 nrrnou. rov,,,
ont so.nea 'sA' 'S'@p''~ f@'''s
Mr. Hos{ng-I understand lie is going to lay
,,;t !. ,arto .t,n, ~ tno ii,;rd Disirf,t '
Rcportor-Will thut help Kim?
sor rt4' 1A'7te' y" A'S' "S''e - '''A eS 'N''
Tenortor-Are the people oyo. there dlssatiz.
noI xItn him
uou H. VII tias,n"trl,ev ora djeruscd with tina ne
nrLtrnn nnrfy.
f''@ sr1.rr po11rtfu.
Renorter-vhat uro yuur yin,fH on Btate poli
Hcs '~
Alr. Hpsing-I think IT cali were issued, atpt
ln.r ti,o trucin}es Of t..o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cHyp',nemt @ .ru iatrn to y .ueeio at m carly DIV
I'D leaving private morality to tbo nchootI
md ohurchesttI.rowipg It Out of poIjticy aut
iottlur everybody do ~ la ploases royar1iug il.
No Ionc Oh Le doos not Interfere wth Els .tylgl,.
boris oaual rights; aud If now mon would tuke