, 1875-10-17

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Trusting that you will s*Y FIRST-CL1ss VEL
We 'Fs ass sooa oe ks to engage
h1r. T. B. Brown, ex-Police cKENcH lady TO
very generally mentioned for CotRasta EarannIst
sioner in place Of Crawford. Mr. BIZ; ;:;ST. =
good record and the eutiro confidence o. Addsess
ties.
TIE NOMINATIONS or TIE OPPOSITION PAR1-To
appear to have given the politicians around thkn
County Building very limited Satisfaction. 70
them there is only one vEtuelu the ticket andthat
ever is misigated by the reflection that the ticket
contains the name Of but one Democrat, Judge
McAnister. No one could be found who had N
unalloyed adualrAtlon for the ticket, but the
surprise was general how the names OF such re-
spectacle men 10 McA1nster and Gary secured
the approval OF such mob.
THE IRISH
were mora than satisfied, 80 far - their interest
in their nationality was concerned, but oa
so' 70 xfanSl. psns5 nsaa It ths selections made
on the ground that they we're not representative
men, etc. Against Heeing, individually, very
few muttaEings we're heard, but several VINO ne7e
heretofore been his advecates openly said fnst
they would not support the ticket. Such express
eions came from old-time Democrats, who based
their objection to the ticket on the ground that
1t mas purely Republican, and the result OF sn
agreement between HesinE and some traitors N
port straight Republican ticket tp any such
compromise. individual affair. and declared that
| they would 40 do it the Democrats failed to put
| u straight ticket in the field.
| The comments upon the
| NOMINATIONS FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
| were free outside Of the 'riug." and every one,
| while confesaing the natural weakreas OF 90
much of the ticket, regarded it as triumph OF
the ring" which had been wrought by the
| hearty cooperation Of present and prospective
contractors with the county. It was alleged BY
| those who are IN position to know. that the
| nominat OF Schultze, Cleary, Mulloy. Ctaw-
! ford, and ClouRh was tho WORK OF such men As
Periolat, Hogan. Kimberly. Agnew and Konn-
4! tree. Schu1tze ia at present contractor with
the county INDIRECTLY, II not directly and De
was gwen the place Of Russell it is said, because
! shre9d enough to render valuable assistance IN
perpetunt!ng the "ring."a faculty Tint Mr-
uniformly in the aring " work. Crawford was
nominated also at tho instance Of the
"rihs," to which he has proved
3 faithful servant, notwithstanding
that ut times be has beeu known to be seized
with spasns Of recatuda. His opponent, Dir
Puschek, sn old Democrat, puts tho case very
plainly BIZ saying that the reason he (Pusche6)
vas not nominated WAS ho bad not money
enough to buy the delegates. That Crawford
| vined and dined his delegates after the ConVen.
tiou in q neighbo1ing basement saloon, he Will
scarcely deny.
! MUlLoT,
it is said, is Agnew'e man, and It he comes into
tho Board it ia designed that he shall take posi-
ton on the Committee on Jail and jail Accounta'
Aenew ia SAID to have made his predictions ~
| advance that he would be strengthened IN the
Board aud Mutloy was consequently taken from
bis Office to carry point very dear to hls pocke1
In the matter Of dieting Erisone5s-thas =, ns ts
nut the prico back from IS to 30 cents per GAY
The ring" supported MulloJ. as also did taf
! contractors and Lemont stone men, many o.
whom had seats in the Convention as delegates
| COL CLEAEY
ia also regarded as the nominee Of the ring.
and the place selected for him Is that NON oceu
MED BY. Commissioner Clough on tho Publ
Building Committee He had tight pull not'
understanding his backing, to get through. bat
rather than that he should fall, It Is genorail.
believed he would have peen counted IN a. sh'
nominee bg the county ring"
Tie pouaipation Of Comfy is well undeIstoot
as = trade between an opponent and the Boar
..ginQ," and the result of an underst2ndingrtoo
between the Lemont etone men
On the whole the ticket is regarded III Wea
one to present for the suffrage Of Democrats
and one easy to be beaten at the polls.