, 1875-03-28

room proDiaes 70 ba success.
The Dnwnor'A Grove puoil. school closna Fri
day for vacation. Tho ayorsgs atteudsaca dul
llg tie last term :yas l50,
| Afr. Da,nal Durham. of Wasne, has gono
Kansas, in order to make arnugcmonts Aor in
producing into that state tho hotaau harseA
:r..: HYDE PARA.
| VILLAGE pallTEs.
| The Village OF Hyde Park vii soon be calls
( upon to eIact new Het Of vlii.se officers. Til
elsctioo OF town osicars occurz April 6, but tL
village election does not take pixce until Ap1i
40; hence, though there hive bseu soyera
tickets In process Of incubation, there has bee'
no movement which would ehos tho state Of for
wardness Ut tila various hro,ds. Still, amou(
the large numner Of candidaas, thera ara man,
who are, undoubtedly. counting their chickens
pram.tureiy, and tho situation has nor reached
! point where somo idea OF t1s character OF tils
two most powerful combinations eau be deter
| mined.
It will 10 remembered tia the contest las
! year Was marked By An exceeding degree Of Bit
taEuess, aud that an appalling mass Of printed
] matter wEs inflicted upon til resilants OF the
| village There was \ teYriba alarm lest there
| should be 'rins'' formed control tho af-
fairs and finances Of Hyde Fz.t, and the ".op-
position" to .his hypotheticakinE wasted a great
deal Of AMMUNITION in astckng the wrong
persons. II xoull haye boon .greal
ooTclty to hare seen az election GO By
default In village ot tho population
| and importance Of Hyda Park therefore. it was
Indispensable that two ticket should bo placed
IL the field. Tho regular csrels ticket contained
! The names OF some OF the bat men in the oonl-
! munity, and the opposition made grand mia
! takc in attemptiug to attach fnspcion to their
characters. The opportunity szs thereby given
| To make comparison be.weels The candidates 90
! One ride and thoso tho eher; re-. also, ho-
tween the principal supporters nf the two tick
ets. 1t need hardly be Ra,d hat 'ne party suf-
fe:e1 uateha'ly 9Y such contaasau.
This year, tho contest will 10 made almost
wholly OH personl grounds. Tue enduaGor will
bo naado to avuii direct ssuea n temperance, or
economical questions. The opposition, which is
found in ~hst is already know as the Peoples
par.y,-that ts.smasio name.-xif beopp osition
to the present Board In all Of Is doings. al ar-
suments will then ha bronshtnto play ut plens-
,sro, without damaging the cances Of the ticket
by aunoaocine an aAsstempeance OF anti.im.
movement plstfarn. Tits silrewa way Of
working, allowing tho Peoplo'fparty to become
all thiugs to ll nsn, as may sst its convenience
1t bases its chief hupes IT Success ths diasat-:
tssaction it can arousa aeanss tue presen:
Board, a1.d the pIesant Management Of public
THE TOWN E4rG1ov
takes p!aca first and it is not Tobable that there
Mill bo any competition for tis town Offices, ex-
ceps 70: that Of Town Clerk. Tho place Of As |
SCISSOR raLi undoubtedly oe al filed in the fu- |
tlre as in the raat by Mr. Laaph Gray. For !
Collector. afr. James II. Ely, ha present officer
will bo ssrnag candidste. Capt. Rnford may
be put up in opposition. :hers ara no now |
nssues proposed for Supsrvisir, and It ia not at |
ali pr bable that Mr.. Eugon' G. Long Eill be
d!ssu1 bed.
Th+ contest for Town Clcrh, hovsvar, will oe !
close, since the successful cauiidass will have |
gTaa' advantage over any othr competitor for I
Vut:ge Clct h. III fact, the tn, Offices have al
VAS been held by the same PRISON. The num-
Der OF candidates is TOW ramced 10 porhaps
focr. Of whom onty two may ba considered u
possessing ans strength. ::
TIE BOARD OF y11LA1n rREsTECs
contains Six members, &nd aready candidates
are es plenty as, snelling-aatcaeaL OF the
signed early III the year, and hs placs WAS loft
untitled he is now in Fiorid; for lns health,
and, consequently, is not candidate. Dir.
30 eph Ronleld, President Of tho Baard.
and Mr. Dovner, are ne dssirous Of
ro-esst,on; r Me; Church maybe REGARDED esa
James Morgan has been uaoretaverely criticised.
PEI haps than any other mem|er OF the present
Board and he would not objet to being "yln-
dicatoa" by recollection. Ie hss been, With
ont doubt, a hn1 working Tnatoe, bus there is
. widespread feeling that he is not dispoaed to
ba as strictly economical as 'ould be desirable
at the present time. The heay oxpensss Of the
Executive Commission are aid at his door. ~
well as costly breakwaset iu front of the
Village Park. Still. in the Nominations for the
one Of the tickets, with moeEate prospect OF
eiection. The whole etreugt1>of the opposition |
would be brought against I'm, however, aud
With the feeling o1istiog .aeiuss csp.tasts in
general aud the outcry agains some OF tho e1-
oenees incurred the past yar, it would DO no |
surprise II Mr. Morgan shond fall behind his
icket.
Mr. Church is conservative, thoroughly oon-
,clcntloUs man, Que Of Tho Nal End members. |
nominee. he will be eloead By a largo vote,
provided the people have regrd for ability AID |
rustworthiness iu office. Z.
! htr. Faulxnefs position ie hat at repose. He
ioea not decline to be considered candidate. a.
10 Measls. Donfeld nnd Do~nr, nor yet does he |
mt bis uame forward for consideration. His |
ecord is open to inspection, aud hiA views are
seu known. BE went ino the Board as a
tra1ght temperance man, an. has done all that
'ne mab could for tits cause. Df course he NUN.
'ers among his rewards for tbs the extreme dis
IKE OF the saloou-koepeEs a!d their following.
he discrepancies 10 Creighto.'s Acconnts, which I
ca7 cause that person coisid erable trouble, | ,
side from tho effect. proAced on Ills PROS
ectd OF becoming q Trustee It AIr. Faulkner l.
requested to run agalu, how'll not refnaa il :
ot ho will feel no disappointment, while the re-
ef from oveSwork viii b undoubtedly &C. q
ep*a5le. In anv case, ho vii retain tho oond- .
enco and good viii OF The respectable residents ! =
t the village. -, Q
Nr: Hamilton P. Bogue is poken OF as u third p
aadidata On sir Morgau's tiketr but it is auas- 8
onable whether he can cary tho regular cat
" " convention. Should h be nominated. ho c
~ probably poll about ~ many yotas as Ill, v
[oreAn. z
The fourth bob to this kitewill be from South ! d
a'cago. Il IL thought tlAt air, James 81. +
owen, who has been talked Of, and who would n
ke TO represent fis own :naeasta in the Board.
'nci'g;t:e legally. The Dime Of Mr. e. d. p
lark, who was defeated l.stye viii no douht Il
used. The West End Of tie tom Will BE- rep- Il
sented by Ar. n. J. B1tne;;. OF the American | 7
1dRe Company. 1lr. B9aey is. strangely Al
'ough, favorite with bott parties. posse9aes | r.
1lity, and would bo the strongest man On the
:ket. >@ ~A'o
THE oyR1crs WITHIN TIE apr or TEE mann :,
.: Village Attorney. suacu:e, "a, GOO par year. tt
iiseee Accountant, sinecnn 81 500 ner yesr. Ut
Of Wnter-WoAa, e9, 500 per var r.
fo~a Of Ensa -r,-.=: tue~hcl.: t1r!e7nr n