, 1875-02-10
THE CITY.
lEMQfNE.FARWELl.

Tho La hiOTne-f mfToit tGh'ssss""''tees't" t"4N
vea resumed yesterday morning At ths County
building, anil tho taking of testimony IN ncna't
Of Mf. Tavwell ~as continued. ..-..
Max Bcl,u.cr. tie last witncsa tho day before.
raa ca1lnd TO Tho stand and produced thu
rol1.hooks. ballots, and n1idavits Of tito Town III
Norwood rnrk. Iloy were opened anil connlea
with tito following result:
tn 35pyne. .tt...'+t+''ef
faywell.
This waH tile Rnma an tho Official COUNT. Oho
yoto for Farwell wae disputed by Air. Lc aloSno'
The ntlijayts of voters and Witnesses were then
examined, tho examination showing IS sotefs
fron, the Cook County ropr- Farm. lnl'n NalFh'
a rehiient bf the fas4a. HWsarinE fhenl I'LL
HENRY n. Aif,FEl. -.-..
County Tteaenrer. waR tho next WltHsss sNshn.
fIo testified to having bcen elected N ln,3 "
al County Commissioners from ptceHlbet, i55s,
for u,,e yuar he Ind Aad 6u1sethtng to do with
amounting of Judges Of o.cct;ot Tor s1tc part .,
tie Third congressional district ny Hah ofnpFhesa e
Ypecsnl Con,.,ttco af Three, WHICH eeicrteh aNld
Judges and reported then to tho Heard Tt!o
Coann,tco ronnisse1 of commissioners Ciol'Ell,
Iiettins AMI tlIc witness. NltnesH and Cop',
missioner l1ertiig ncteh i'll concert ana
.ntIeayotetl to Ap2n[ut fair 1neil. takng gora
caro shat thoy belonged to tbs renre'a party.
tfe Thought that With few n3ceptto''a avery
indee appointed voted tho ticket of that party.
ihis eolectinn was nado mouth peIoro tho
election i'll 1873, A Hub-cHnlmfstcn VI tlIeo he1i1
appointed aront tho +ame t.nlc, and fur III" san@
pilrpoAe, in 1914, Of shed Coul1niFSiosar nEh-
sou M1a Chairman, WitHcas advised ths tG4n"
,aIteo sl,at the judges OF 1879 wero a flEhS'
anu muat If .Acin ~tze retained, ths noS tlars
r4Iettcl bciollelng to tho oi!Deitih's ratiS. Iun
Board ut Commissioners at that tns" soHssases!
OF iNu uutsiuken Republicans, ore vacancy. NM
tho baapre reliable members OF tug olY'a!tirh
rar:v V,tncta was ae:i,:aHt"d NTH tic 1''''.
ties and anteecdenls u! both the fo'i.'s:ant a''a
contest:e. Tho rol'sscai History ~ Mf. -
Moyne be han Ehow,1 through newspapers fhr
mnny yeats, md had Nno"n tho htter fes e'shs
poa,H. Wi.nesA native 0f ienfsylfAtna,
and liarll,, published nnwplmHesH TOR seventeen
y.ura Of Inv l;te latt Lent esOEo track pf Uuh!ic
inen 10 that ssatc. In tho ramrs1sn Of 1s4l
,7t,csa p.lbeEletl nn!'cr i'll hal :1na<oo. hiich,
w}ci, advocated the e'cetiun OF "r. t'ay to st'e
JreS1dc,,cv. j. t. Elrucg was n third cant'l-
date u1tauat ti1o reni0nnt5antea Ct AHta-s!asefy
tllen,la Witness N'ts andet tte impression tLat
1r LU Mnyt,eA fls1le: Oh tEo titAet with lSaf-
ney for Nltc- President. 10 tb=r candidacT Air.
Ciay'A supporters nt.r1h"tbd theiE defeat afa
sy,lrose,1 tho a,tl-siaycly causs Ind received
irrruo,aD1e injury. Witness hnA Bnce I'm to up
lin l.,irl TINT Blrncv, Io M"yne, and friends
worc r,cp,, ptti tho Wing paytv ~reng.. Tie
olI-ti,.r II, ,uricH If Wntsa hal been iTeshened
br newspaper ursie1c4 published during tho last
rau,,,aj.il ono If Which, Published by The
Cu,,,Anp Tn!nusE on Saturday, oct. ~. la!a,
over tin signature Of jane Grey swlssacim, tue
Wjtir,r said TuE Tn1nCSEA supported 10 3foyno
in tie Ian: campaign. Dnss.ls tl1at cs1nna,ftsn
ar. 10 :Moyi'o was nominated and supported ny
tho Oppo.1t.on party. IN strong Republican
DISTRICTS Mr. Le liuvno had rnn exceedingly
VIII au! IN sncl. 1'azuocra:ic wards as lilo
Eighteenth aud Twentieth l,a rnu lat behind !IH
ticket. Many leadns DaInocrata bad told Wit
PISS hefere ,.nd eitlco thu election CT RI1ctcr-
cncc for Iarwell over Lo a.oyne.
On cnuss-ExAMtShT1oS
witness paid tho leatl,hf: l)emocrats roforroa to
wers Mr. Gcottell, atlke, Casey, Mike
Eyaus, John corcoran, md many ,t1 oilers; IT,;
OF conlldonco. rw., Of tho Dona'crats 1saincd
rcpidca in tho Yhira Congressional District.
lulln Corcoran dill not rim ~ n Candidate Tor
Alderman III the rwcntisth Ward on ts.e l'epnh-
lean ticket ut Hail elestloil, hut Kirk DID, Cur,
co1a,t Saa elected as Denoernt N 1s'2 AVID
was sa-eIceted in 1874. Iln reaidotl on Wells
atrcct+ and Tns by oetupation Aotel-keeser,
Witness was not in the contiashce Of TUG lse-
publican party worked w1th tho VpposlJ}on
syted tho straight ticket without dotting ah VI T.
Of crpaHms t.t"; ~aa Aas IL tho Twentleth
Ward Oh election day. and could not say TINT Cor
conn run On tho Rnpublean ticket or that hls
,,sms was printed thereon by the CnlnptlGn
Committee Of that purity knew he ran aa A!uef-
man. and wnA the Corcotn1a referred to aR n leal-
ing Democrat. Corcoran had IN 1nllcl1 power al
ns'y Democrat in thu s'tf. III Ft""g !!e laeaut
that Cprccrar, HuH mai! who co'tl'scle' ana ad-
vihoi wtIl ttla roch-reDicd, !nush.Hat;eA LeMo-
srats. I!e alsayH yntcd tllc straight ticket mi
brought tho ''bnss'' to t9ir polls as'a wsH naver
rouuseled with him beta1sHe his {@ituees1 De-
necracy wns only shin-deop. W.tnoss ncvor ra''
OH u Democratic tic%et. hut on a Pnorleb ticket,
If Which kevop Republicans and olo'e, ucnlo-
csatB wcras e,eeael Witness llad mover
,ccn prcsctlt When the Democracy
:onaulted II. Cair Switzerland, Col baldwin, III
sit,lest friend Han Bnron, tho cnln.el for cot,
lcstce but t}cnetai Tn,.'1 DO roar salttter IT
ie did not know ltlo eneny before him, and
stuou. lie var lorsrs Of nle Democracy ho had
always hrnrd 0Ir. Cuscnrans naine mentloice
win lilo ,ent lilo had 10 other klto@tedgo that
this tint Coreorau cousuted With tho Democrats
His testimony was tho same 40 IL wcEla bo wore
bo ,.sstii ii f;nys. Seymour: Of Nov York. o,
licntlicLs Of lndiann, OF " DICK" NlcAaFdsot
Ners leaders Of tbs patty.
Wilueyh eai4 ho stl,ull vote tho Republican
tichst ut tho next Presidential pte:tlou, unleBS
better purity AaA fonuu lrean" hiln.
This cloY:d the wotS for tito cay, and At tht
h:nr Of 5:3D ocloeh tho PARTIES adjourned til
This paoYning vt ~ O'clock.