The daily gazette., 1875-10-14

-. ,,oupcil met In adjourned
sCh! 0Si evening, for the purpose
en, j. isss y . Chief Engineer of the
lsGilns s.,tment. Pres't Lichtenstein
Depaaiat a full Council was pre-
linn Of City Solicitor Cum
Be Opln,SUst Srst y read. 1t cited many
vas E'a.ssn,jiies, VIII and referred to the
.,sa sa'1vl .t length, but in substance
IS follows; ~ tho nresent Ordi.
fal .ss,nlsting " M the Water Depart
fe ;s, Ii,ouncil must, annually,
, chief Engineer OF the wafer ;'.
sSs,' lS.,' Sut that the election could
eIsH,'i ssSs Sisd M At any adjourned meet,
w, y icTs,nncT uevious to the second
y uo nei'ios, on motion Of Mr.. Tay-
ns w,' ordered to be recorded ON the
|. u1i, Tcrotire said: l placed in nomi-
~ ~ ibe name of Peter U. Furry,
w v,s offered as a compromise can.
~ IN the interests of peace and
no,y, '1 but at his earnest request !
@ S't HI name be withdrawn, and
y wv romj0ste Charles B. F. Smith.
4. Hayes placed in nomination
.n Ruth.
|, Pord nominated John Ruth.
i.srs, Johnson and Lynch were
tjDued as tellers, and the bailitt
Nj the ballot box around.
Tben Mr., Farrell was about to depo-
Ii ballot, he said:
h President, if in order, ! would
10 make q personal explanation on
TOte.
remission being granted by the
il, Mr. Farrell spoke, 10 substance,
blows
here Is an opinion in the minds OF
many people that might makes
b. and in consequence many we'll
aling people have looked on my
hde in this question as being in
I'd to stubbornness. But to them
by they have no knowledge CT the
sIitten history of the affair, or they
bid not attribute my attitude to
bbOmness and personal feeliag. My
lion has been in accordance with
dictates of honor and conscience,
for the best interests of the party.
rHnot thatmy bump of combative
kk more fully developed than that
other men that | stuck so pertina'
uay to Mr.. Furry, but that l had
dyed my sacred honor to give him
hearty support.
After our victory Of the 7th of last
pRmber, we entered into a caucus
II terminated amicably, and
ped all others would result likewise
the second caucus / found a dispo
ion on the part of some Democrats
continue Mr., Hyde in office. Idle
think twas the proper course fol
enOcns TO give their choicest gift
man upon whom they could no
VI man who last ear.stabbed tn,
epuollcan party, and who next yea
oaid s'ao The Democrat party If hi
:sa and butter depended upon it.
no personal feeling In the matter
aeled Tor the best interests of the
ny.
lhe INST question raised In thiI
aeu' was that every man must Ii
aoi pledge himself to support tn,
ssalul ~ nominee, which I considered
w saa 70 ,enlrap the unwary and retail
s; agreed, however, on condi
aey would pledge themselves t,
innate none but a true and trie,
a9Sial' but this they would no
Then | said that il Peter 8. Blak
Syother Republican was n nominate,
must support him.
20, CIV was the answer. Then som
rssq. ,,'s ~ out and said they had "lai
'''u fafrell out" but this was nc
~ ased the claims Of Daniel FAIRS
S y ..s,i Ma; he Is a black Republican
y, elected Assessor on the Unio
,,', Vtet Democrat; lis too arbitrar,
~ w. Oe approached; if elected woul
|,ns,... ~ o'g for his boots;" was n
h, .Ial, That's the storm of abus
,n,.a y ,m0wered upon him, until Ml
I.T,' Ir', from the Fourth Ward. saiC
|.sis,si NJ : near this man lied about an
3. ealed na In this manner; he is
|hta anocrat, and a National Demo
.Sea zen one said he would not vo,
EB,Ss,a another that he was pledge
n a{GsI ssiI one left the room: one si ssj
Nj a,us s!o,, was goodlsnough for him :,
SSuIsO.aer, | said if this man is
] DSscan, ! Dss let's drop him; all / as
Elos ssf%sscrat, snscr and all l fight again
phs py meaning Mr.. Hayesl &c