, 1875-10-17

free holders were corrupt, from Grant down. |
p,t;once had ceased to be virtue In Chicago.
yyhan bone,t men would not take part in put !
ting down corruption they were partially 70
blame Read the papers aud SEQ no" bad
th. man ware Who wore in office. and how much
1919 +hosa vnro who rere seeking omce- Inc
sna.Ear SOUGHT no Office, and only asked to "alh
in HE rank IS q private, and help 70 Pus a9sn
corruption and put dcneat men luz paDAo '1'oe'
It was eyery mans interest 20 pug
COOP HEN IN OFFICE
,5 ~. naoo1a kpew the class Who were now BE-
fore the public eeeking Office 4 fnan was nonl-
nated FRIDAY who bad made tnaennise promises
t. put down H. bad nothing @ to = s.y
Nm Int tl,e bummers rho nominated MIN. Ii
ha vas the friend OF the Irish. let him 60 to Ire
land Hie hearers we're Americans. in16 sopu-
istry was all wrong: They were Anet1eana .,n wnen
they came here. 1es!oloa+ a+;no ; th,t Hesinr va
a frand of the Irish He stigmaslzed o'Bnen
a. lar. .rhe speakor was in this city N 1867,
when Siebert was killed, and he kne" tne part
that Hesing took in that: Mnas % was IN
..v ~ negroes named O'Brien. Let
o,Rrien's sctions prove what io was obt1en
vas . wing hummer. and he (the speakef} calico
him @ 30. The public would have to taks care OF
Hesng IS Of osher Ha mpbt Get fe~ sh
Ir h,,,nme1a ra nettv Offices The Irish sought no
pug. nn1nmsas {sh;1 They sought and oourted the
suod acd 1x1 and frieodshp Of the American peo-
nnla. sud they would respect the Ce'tlc race az
tie more il the law lr1sh hes'og $40 haa pns 10
office had never come mere. lucy 4eAs 'aeA
country for their country 8 good;
u hsd m desire to hurt anybody, but . man
,vho nd only lived in Chicago eight mouths had
~ r;ont tn aay that Boss HesinG Mss the TREND
Of the irish This was base e;.,. ne no xaan, nea
1a.yo tnen in that oblivion TO which they
.r3d w ~ doomed by the people. Keeley had no
s,,,,,ort in the convention, whicl. Was concocted
~ rh;caeo saloons
- rTna sneaker held that Keeley WAS q man de-
..-v;no 1T Office, as 10 man cou1d point to 4
e;a,;ah m f,ie character The Chicago ring WAS
far more corrupt than was t5e gfeaI lammaay 9e .a
ona nnder Boss Tweed in New YORK. Il the
oan5;datoa cao who we're now running on the Oppo-
wonid bring up 10 States Prison. Billy o'Baen
vss a drunken. lying hummer, and he ltne
sneaser1 wes not afraid to publicly say It. The
trst cl1cpt be Ind in Chicago was thleNns
renegade Catholic priest, aud, as yesterdays
Gonyeution proved, his clients bad not improved
"N' Mr., 1A4Ea aoao1Ns
raa tba next speaker, who advocated MI.
Kes,ev'a candidacy on an independents ticket.
The political condition Of Chicago WAS euca tnas @
a. ~ ballot boz prevent tho further encroach-
1'ant VT, ~ the Ring. He paid bis compliments 70
Mens sie = Hesing much in the style OF the pre-
a,. - .naater He said the people ought to sup
,,ort Mr Kee1ey. vho had some other business
bae;des heinr q professional politician.
Hesinq vas nominated bY 30o hired men
a,aced .H q convention The judicial ernine was
'oxrsrad hy the ticket placed IN the field BY the
| nnnos;tion. in order to misload honest votels.
Tte Gernans were opposed to Hehine because
! ~ narvarted their support, and the Irish would
| not snnno-t a Bismarck. There wero some He
,,nhlirsne who must support or fail with him
| f. ,l]nded to tho County Treasury and the re-
I 1osr1<r made by afr. No ,dard a week ago yes
| te11lav. and be thought that these remarks were
| trna 20 they we're msde bY stanch Republican.
| rl,o conid kaye bad no ul:erios motive in view.
| 'Ao 1B. u1caARL KELLEY,
b4np loudly called for, appeal ed on the stage
| nna fnanyed the meeting for .he hearty recep-
ran accorded him. he then detailed the man
sr t!oa =, gh;ch Mr. Hesinr was nominated, and
n, Ls. - M xeejeyl was cheated ont Of a
~" hs.aa ~ ~ the nomination, all Of which hae
Saa-, ,raviouely fully given in TEE TRIBUNE.
TSa .Pn,rtinnnoent he said, was made by his
a.snonent,a son and Was unfair in represents
I'm IF it had been fair be (Keeley) would have
| s+nnd a chance in Convention. He was re.
as s'roa - elacted To work against the ling. And
e nj available. he asked the people TO unitt
80 ~ n,t 1own this political tyranny ruling owe,
49, eho P 1.,th An iron hand and wipe out Hesna
~ hia entira ring horde. It Was with thest
~1rroses nu~ in Tiew that he would worl
Feaious]v for an independent ticket
snch lnsolence sud lmpudence should be huzlet
| hack to the tvruat's teeth. II elec1eQ. ne Woule
Try to perform the dntlea OF omee'-noe ID OWL
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