, 1875-10-24
THE "FREIE PREsSE."

WHAT IT SAYS OF THE CANDIDATES.
! The .Freie Presse, German evening paper,
| supports Mr. Guck for County Treasurer quite
! warmly. and opposes Mr, Hesing. Referring to
! the list OF names Of Germans which the Staats-
Zeatung parsdes as supporters of it's publisher
for Treasurer, tho Freie Presse comments in this
! pointed if not elegant style:
For about six months A. c. Heaing has whined to
a German citizens about his sorsovful position, and
legged their support Many sought get I'D OF the
old delnagoguc BY saying. Yes yes very we'll" Nov
hesing M h.s " tho andaeity to publish in his Paper .
for L. c. Hesiug againet Louis c. Huck. Yes. Mr.
esing il not too modest to spread through Of his
papers, the contec1ptible liz that Mr. John A. luck
the father Of the next County Treasurer, will work
Mr uck, ST.. request. us to brand this ss m 1nta-
nous lie, and many Of those Heetng's list declare
likewise that they will do all in their power for Mr.
Iluek. They do not. however, wish contend pub-
accustomed to n,align in his stsatsyedel p.ivate
citizens and business men who arc opposed to him in
political life.
The Freie Pres*e publishes in it's yesterday g
issue tho following:
A. c. Hesing now owes from $3.50 600 to $4O0O00 q
fact which he himself dare not deny. State Ztitun1
stock and all other personal and 1eal property,
pledged Hes;ng VII cease on the "a day Of Noyem-
his only chance Of safety lay in nninE back those
shares with county money. II the people Of Cook
County intr1st to for the next two years s!0.
closely the style OF living Of the gentlemen who
are candidates Mr: Hesing. ,notwithstanding his
In two fine brown stone housea,-one should be enough
when man is carrying such load. When owes
$25o 90 one Wond .i Do better to e. around With twe
keeping Elk Ike those which stand In Mr.. Hesings
stables. There are many men in Chicago who are
worth as much as Heslag owes, and yet they don't
Keep q niger and coachman, h1r, Hesing Does
Certainly ran live very comfortably the inter
est of IN Indebtedness OF $50 003 one can give great
lab a-a A4&~
streams for politicians, - Hestngs example proves
VIII the voters Of Cook County in future pay out
ot their own pockets-tliat is, out Of the County
Treasury-the expenses Of the Hesing stable, the
'nfgger" aud the coachman, the two brown-etone
houses, and arties and sotreea for many hundred
sons-a Ia the wooden-wcddine Are the Taxpayers of
political hummers Any who answers these ques-
tons in the affirmative should vote for A. c. Hcsing
such style, that is their own affair; but to
trust to them tho County Treasury would be
madness t is much better for Hesing since he hss
political career and earn living in some little busi-
ness.
LOUIS c. HUGE,
the other hand il laborioCs and prudent business
man, who, through persistent work and great con-
merria capacity, has built Up large business. H:s
order He understood, and still understands, how to
figure, which his antagonist uesing never knew.
Hcsing norer nble to count his Owl money for he
did not understand how to equalize income
and outgo. Huck, the experienced and
successful business Of fourteen years standing
is far better fitted for the Treasurershr than the poll
:ican who wants to satisfy bis creditors With the
money Of the people.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
We beg our readers to read these lines atteutvc5,
and to show them to those people who have any in
clination TO rote for L. C. Iieeing. In the Illinois
<itunq OF the 31st Of December, 4. c. ucsing
says: Carroll, Comfy. Crawford, Her;ng, johnson,
Lonergan, McCafrey, and Russell, mako firm, conl-
pact ring, which will hinder every improvement since
It cndangers their pockets. The public will reck-
With Them at the fitting time" To-day Mr.. Hes
ing is champoning the election Of these same
commissioner, the people whom he called
thieves, and whom he threatened with reckoning.
Yes, he ia the ticket with these thieves Does
not this prove to the people that he is to-day the head
Of the ring,-the Tweed Of Chicago?
The I1,sots Steats ze.tuno Of the 18th Of January
says The ring III the County Board yesterday stole
many Thousand dollars from the county. It ordered
tho payment Of the bills Of Andrew Haggie for goods
delivered during the last month, notwithstanding the
frauds discovered by Miss Rezfordb books. aud the
further proof 1hat these goods charged Tor fur
above tie market prices. even three or four times
more than their value. Commiseloner McCafrey
and Crawford took especial pains to cs1Ey through and
to defend the DEBT" Now Hesiug IL on the game
ticket with this " Acoundsel Crawford" and recon-
mends for reelection in his newspaper the man be
4 thief