, 1874-04-21

gont thon1-to mako at tho coming election for
Trustoes? Tho soloctiona must probably DO
uooms too 1ato for now uatloa to mike much
progress. lilo na1ncs Oil what's callou tho
''1alng ticket aro Imgral,am, Donfloltl. Downor,
Ryan, noylo md md Wlil1lotta; i1; OF those 1ngrala
tho Reform tioket," l,as Van Il: iiigginu,
Faulkner, IIorino, Cherry. sr., and C1ark. It Ii
snid those will net, II elected, 90 far. as BY
whom or how those two tickets wore nominated
wo suppose no ono, excepting those directly ill.,
tor9ato aFto,,ary, ,onro only o. may show tho
my ring" IT.. Hyde Park, those who aro
charged with beng III aud running said 4" ring ~
aro interested and supporting what's known aB
TIC Hing ticksct" tits throws n suspicion on
IT eass of moa ms5f" of o uae an9o o ssesoses
ticket spcaks for itBolf. Tho town las now
got 9,lch large md important contracts on ta
hands, end u SO rapidly growing, that 1t Is but
Just and right TINT wo havo tho beat mon to
manage 1. ita affairs. Il cannot bo donica that
ag4inst tho ring, many haYo boioyod tllein
aud tho fact Of Buol, bolicf--wllothor true or
falso-hns dan,agod, to d certain extcnt prop
orty III Hyde Park.
Is I.. It not therefore m wise and for tho individual
1ntorcst Of all property-hollora, to mako
NEARLY A CLEAN RwEEr
Of nil that pertains to the ring" by oyortlrow-
ing tho 1noat Of their ticket tile ono tlley sup
port? Conceding, II you ploago, TINT tlioy nto
honorable y mon, is It not timo to root up this
"cut"nnd'driod" " CAUCUS Byetoln, this onrttng In
OF not,-who hnvo not tho leant inlorost-to
yoto M they aro told by the mon who control
them? a burning Disgrace oyer, particularly III
tho eyoB Of tho Intelligent, honorable men, who,
il1 tho main, 1.-Two In this euburb. Lots CON-
moncc to
nnEAE UP T111s CUSTOM
By olccting tbeir nomiuoos, most Of thom to
stay at homo. Lot them SOC that tho best laid
plans Of mice mud mon gang oft agloo." Wo,
ge,ornl interest that tho Icforn tickle" in tho
main should DO o!ectod. as to tho candidates
themselves Oh tho "1soform uckot "-ono-half Of
it, Van II. Higgins, Dounott, aud Faulkner, aro
lncn TINT no ono can possibly object to, all gon-
and occupy, such positions that they are simply
above suspicion. Clark is MI honest, Intelligent,
practical 1nan, was once III tho Doard," nnd 1t
is said, was not liked BY. contractors because ho
was continually cutting down bills. Those who
n a haTH St tan n.nat IN % mnva e would
advantage. 80 fur as Cherry, sr., and HORNE
arc concerned, wo don't know them, but arc
informed that they arc good men, md will fairly
ropreBout thor districts. Now, Ms to the others,
two lAvo declined; only four loft. DoWncr Ii
district, is not Van II. Higgins bettor?
Bonilold was IN Inst yoar; ho ia said to be q
young lawyer Of fair ability. We arc told tl.ut
lo Is fayorably known at home. Isn't tic man
against linn. taking all things into account,
6otter, because oltlor aud moro practlea1 Doyle
iB MI Irislnn1i haa boon III tho Board" for
years,-long enough for any ono man. uo ca,l
bring up tho boys to vote. 11o 10 a quiet, neck
mnn, judging from his looks. in tho Board"
would not probably do much ha but does not
unlike Doyle, is quick aud impnlsivo; he ia said
to ho tho ruling man in l,is church; ho has lalked
loud against the 'ring." Last year, in rather
nmnortant clootion tas hp got up tckot and
". n largo 1lu1nbor of iaborors, right from thor
work" shovel br3gado'--to vote lila ticket, thon
boasted of hia accomplishment. It would have
been considered dishonornblo. even in 'Ta,n-
1nanyy,a," proud days. to have made such public
exhibition ut tho polls, but how Intelligent hon.
orablc mon in auoh community Us this can it,
dorse such action is beyond comprehension, IIo
just accepted tho Chair1nauslip Of tho "ring"
caucus, put motion for himself to appoint
committee who were to nominate mon AZ
for the nomination Of Trustees, whom ho himself
was candidate for Trustee. lIo got tho nomi-
nation. Isn't ho most too modest +? = Crom-
well, I charge thee, 1ling away ambition by
that sin foil Che angols." His friends may havs
been to hfame in ndyisiug him to run. as be-
tween him and Donnett, which
AS TO THE CLEnKsu1p,
1t is only clerical position and, therefore, It's
not material who has it go long as ho ia compo-
tent. Both Of the candidates, Horrick or pope
would fill the position with credit. Herricii ii
Oh the "Reform," and popo on tho "Ring"
ticket. Wo have eudoavored to look at tGis
election fairly, without being unjust to any Quo,
but trying to 10 Just to tho mon who pay taxes.
Every ono who has vote aud interest III tho
town ought to look carefully into those mattors,
and tllon vote regardless Of any influence, for
such men as ho believes will bring the greatost
credit md tie lowest taxes to the town.
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