The daily gazette., 1875-09-08

fact, beyond line In thu heading an.
nouncing Whiteley's election (which
every one then knew II contained no
information whatever unless those
reading 1t took pencil and footed up
the result.At 1910 o'clock the @ AzErTE
extra was on the street, with full and
complete returns, including totals and
majorities.
sERENADE TO MAYOR WHITLEY.
After the result was definitely known
Prof. Albert's band was procured, and
followed by about thousand people
proceeded to the residence Of Mayor
Whiteley, 3. Z. corner Of Ninth and
West streets and rendered him a com.
plimentary serenade. The Mayor.
elect was introduced bytohn O'Byrne,
Esq In brief conGratulatory, address
and responded as follows:
FELLOW. CITIZENS: Two months ago.
when 1t was suggested TO me that 1
should run for the nomination forMay-
or, 1t was something new to me,
consented to run hoping to be beaten.
In receiving the nomination returned
thanks to tho party and 10 night have
to return thanks to all my friends who
have voted forme to-day, THANK .he
members of the Republican party. for
without their help could not have
been elected RI stand Mayor of the
whole city. / shall not execute the
office with rigor, but whatever I can
do to preserve order and to make our
city popular, shall be done.
have memory which goes back
as FAR as most men In this city. re-
member when this city had COCO in.
habitants; now, In 1878, 1t has IS, 600
or more. have grown up with l.,
and whatever can do to make II popu.
lar abroad, to attract the people here
from other places, and cause their capi.
tai to be Invested here, shall be done
or am not the man you take me for.
have nothing to say against the man
who ran against ne. shall endeavor
to do my whole duty, not to party ol
faction, but to the whole people com
biDed. What ! do as Chief Magistrate
shall be done for the whole people, or
the Council will fail In giving me the
proper backing.
Mr. O'Byrre followed In a few re-
marks, expressing FOR the people their
confidence IN the new Mayor, after
which the serenaders, with hearty
cheers, departed.
The band merit proc cneded to the
residence of J. Parke Posiles, at Thir
teenth und Washington streets, and
rendered that gentleman serenade
He responded in al app" late speech,
thanking his friends for the hearty
support given him, and assuring them
OF his stlil mistaken confidence in the
Ia I f,y nj,
The hand then serenaded Council.
mau McGlinchey, of the Third Ward,
who responded in an effective speech,
as did also Councilman Ford, of The
Tenth, who wss next in order. Coun
Gilman Irelan, of the First, Taylor of
the Second, and Paynter of the Fourth,
and also Edward McIntirs, D .mocratic
candidate for City Treasurer. Each
OF these gentlemen responded to the
serenade.
TIE OFFICIAL VOTE.
This morning the Inspectors made
their returns to the Clerk of Council,
and the official vo was asobtained from
| every ward but the Seventh, where
the Inspectors had sealed the talley
lists up in the ballot boxes. Upon ex.
aminalion VIC uneu tnat the ugures N
the extra GAZETTE Issued last night
Tailed exactly with the official returns
not single mistake occurring.
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