, 1875-09-12
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Fight Between Hesing, Kee-
II, and Won H0llen.
Hesing's Desperate Efforts to Head OF
the Straight Democrats.
Their Call for a Meeting To-No1reW.--
Prominent Signers.
Fifth Ward Jeffersonians.
IN GENERAL.


IN GENERAL.
THINGS RATHER Qu1EsCENT.
There is hardly anything new or wonderful in
the political situation in this county, go far aa
known. That there will be 4 city election this
fall Ia NOW conaide1ed absolutely settled among
leading politicians. OF course, the eyes OF all
expcctant tA1-grabbers are turned on the Coun-
ty Treasulship-the largest political plrm IN the
Slate OF Illinois. 4. G. hesiug is rega1d-
ed as being ahead among the oppositionists,
although both George Won Hollen and Mike
keely are working tooth and matt for the same
Office, On the same ticket Sill there are nu-
nerous snags ahead, and the elemants compris-
.ug he ones powerful IA Peoples party" are vio-
lentiy Agira,ed. There is
MUruAL D1sTRusr
between the Irish and the Germans, each party
accusing the other OF greedinesa. Betweon both.
the Americans and 8candinavians have very Eim
SHOW, and, consequently, feeI much dissatistied
Everybody knows that no 1rishmAn will be ai-
lowed to win a. head u the County tcket even
should he get the noE!nacion. wh,oh IL hardly
PROBABLE. The Teuton5 would beat such nom-
mes out OF pure spte. This hiss reference to
the opposition party; for, on tho Re2ub icsn
side, y popular 1iiahman for County Treasurer
01Ae A' ~ uSstso 1vv,e
49, nn,.. -, ..* @an, o1.,Sdan4 - +,,+,vv arm,
should Won Hoilen and keely uuita their forces
against him. 8honld Won Holies find that he is
unable to gain the nomination, his German blood
vii hardly permit him to ding his supporters
aas .a 80. ,rn,,a ~ ',,;tt;.'1 ~. ov,, th-aet
for future chance. llea1ng ls Eurklng like =
"a annears to hava oraat m faith In the Germsus
and r. Ia not ve,v donhtfn, na rapanfa
1ha fn.h uhan titeir avn inssra.t
ia concar,ad Tha Germana aav that
II. Tr,sh cannot ~ tn anv decen-
- clam The two nrincina1 comfy NJ
Srea N,hoaa ~ ehar;0 and Traasnrnr An Tar
asrrv;nr +hrouoh m lr1.h conntv t,ctat thar
lanyh At tha ideAu INT Mike Kee,av c;aima 70
he Strong IN tic Irish wsrds. and smpoc the
evan M % T,th Hsnry" M ~ vi Who bsst lin % ~ Convention
for the same ofice. When Keele7 was runu,og
ap ainnt 4. B, Miller in 1873. This will be
noer RITTER F1uHr.
uu'ess the Irish delegates should prefer Keep
ing the rarty intact to pleasing Ar. Kee|ey.
Bnt Tr,sh delegates arc not III the habit Of look-
,ne At th1n1s ph1fosophlcal.y. Mr. Keeley may
he nom1netad. and tnen viii come tLe tne of
var in earnest. some people. say that Mr.
tion. h,a motto being s+Auy1h1n9 to bent
nss;ra =
GEORGE voN uo,,rx
!. aono +ba ,s,,.t nra};no;, ~ ~ork on,a+,v md
in IN q .,e conv.ntian w. Hesine % b.s the adynntsoe Of
ha,s ,ne SsM shIa :, na- IL ;,,'-n nn.i.k ~,
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Fo1s F.s y. e st t.n tne ~ af .f
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se blutus 10. ano' sttang9 ~ say, noooas WA
no, aSs sa,,t Ge' @ weii en a. man D vho cas
G9ppe,a TH % Th;es,o hoid.r 10 ~ or.taI.
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11"e 'aiao' .is sna " ~. ~ H.. ny
10 1un .n' t;rsS - - son o'oet .e..- r..+
Nes'tosoA - 40
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+h soH aoE oA foo oandd. ~ os antr ~ oA ~
eaere afe No" ony ha u9e q, "no
-, ~at+,,,1 ~ To@,ot- Ton..,;sa.acs
eu. ai.a y liz III th. ra.t {h.t c.n a,;1s
- naoe+;a4 Ths-a sor1d ha ua- ,;tils
49, - o1avcrnrd;r1 ~ mi ~ are,.
T1n 1fu fhta nru;t;oY, cor7eriea avar0
r Inch ~ trsde md noIirics. One nsr started
j., ,ha rsca ~ nncamhar md ia nnw somsvh,t
h-o[an. ;ndaI In, anil ho,,efnl ~ ia tins
the Nooxa,tinn ia held fnll rrrtmen. AZ c.n-
d;S.tes uill he mnsrered IN.
As nra.nns The crrY.
M,vor colvin il une.sv in HI. mind He
dnssn,t fnou how to act john p.rdr,doe is
ts1Sat ri "a = c.nd;date for tha Mavora1Iv aud
Hsrve, i - 3 B. vii % 1sry ~. ~ soon 't BE- caited lied
noon ma1a' to mske % ' up bis ~ mind ID eithsr enisq
49, H;o Honor IL donhtyaea ws;t;no IN .o. INV
10 nh,n 80 a1I inmn a. ara m.nv o,har ri.
;tic;.na .n6 m ronv.,,t;on w;ll hs hall nnt;,
tnst ;rorn,r.n, aIsct;on ~ dac,da5 NJ " =
nnsbsn Iii III tha psonta'a Cantrai co1m,ttaa
tnrothar Soma J.v ~ tha waok
H., n,H.1s ~ Tor, Ivncb ~. anorao
~ ~ candidates. ~ r.. civ rrs.sn-aFsh;n
M,ta Keata7 might ha inducad Ia mats
= orah for the ofica in caaa ha a.v that hja
olher oh,ect conId not ha ob,a,ned Ha might.
- ~ ;s s,rga.tad -.ka ~ tI,;no =. . -onnro1
~ 80; ~ "~~0 '"' @1NAe eSAFNs"
o'the' a. - "r1e. .. .a
Egbert Jameson aud T. McHu8h stand lace
TO face for the City Attorueyship. Both have got
strong backesa, And they viii have \ lively time
before the Convention.
There II nothing definite regarding the other
Offices.
The great danger that the Opposition feaI il
THIRD TICKET
in the field, OF Independent. Should
thus occur, aaltpetre would not a%ve tosna.
Mr. HebiuR is feArfu uIY angry with YOuuR DOollt-