, 1875-11-03

| lnEtUh hh Ennt!ui tStrct;+, wa. crowded with
llrs,ngs friends VII wc,n nesy in tho OK
trrme In a front rotn licsIng AMI his Frielnla
ees around tao p,hnnins tho fc-
| turns, nnd I'd vsA nftrr war,I came
I in nnl tho evi'!nca Of thu Wnterru
trcw rsrcnt,rr, ono tho tnnat anteut of Ills
fuppnrtcre would crr'at. "kiIleI. by. n.Id tn
tho house OF our frie,lA."
In tho littlo room, len. TIcb lay reclining on
a tabte, while beeitful lin rat Jack ttnrr.cK, ant
mother like fellow. Licb appca.osi in deep
meditation and hocdeBs Of tl,o bud ncws, ap-
| parcntlv, which waa bn,tng in.
Tho thoughts thai t!iltoa through his bralu
| were about NJ follows "yhcrc is lleaing'n Ger
tnan ruchct7 Echo slswcrH, 'Honc.' uasly wo
honatei, sadly We lost. lie who laughs last laushs
hest" and lien Ltchorenctl ilia eyes, lie scot
tlaRrd them a,:an. uti d vision came o'cr tho
spirit OF his dreams.
TiIrNr wAH \ 1fSrnAL PROCESSION.
1tc. anl lfesing, nnl lu entro Opposition tribo.
tho collins to tho Eftso, holding i.nuIhcrcltefs
10 their nnses. Soul tho lscpnbIicnn beats ap-
renrc1, and, with "unrity for NIL and malice To-
wnrtIs nonc.' forevo'' buried tho political car
we1e the wnstlH titio spoken, md nuno were
tlleso to mourn tl,em
sa,! ono Of The rasy to nTnrnrSE reporter:
ali Ilos,ng had And lew ,,lure speakers Ia his
favor he would not hGvo Eos A vote at all, and
now we hayo lost thsGctmau vote forever, md
democracy and ttn ling MO gonn UP in
Chicago for The nat decade" and then ho
smiled = rad ant' elcty r.nile. 10 raw
hut family e1pres Il. His friends rait,
it was tho Earwelt Hall meeting that lid Ills
tarewcil-tl,at did 1t It brought ONT tho intel-
ligcnco Of tho city lgafuat him, md they wero
that tho defeat waBlar worse thau thoy had OK
prctc1, and licsineha nst1e u,fBtalo bY fay-
ing That he ditsn't cro either for rrcas or NOR
Chants, aud hy losiig his temper Friday night.
They wcro all 4ur, TINT tllcru wns no rnsntrcc-
tion for tho Opposruu larty md ffcsius lo1e-
after.
Throughout tho room were scattered romo
still sal,Euine Of Elesing'B Brcress, but they
were few and far b'tween:: In QUO cornor OF tho
hfg hall lay tteAt!-4ruuk individual oblivious OF
nli that WAS passing
ilrst that
7nEin CASE Wal EScEEn1S0br DOUBTFUL.
II not hoPelesR. thHlGh when seyeral successive
favorable returns lat been received from tho
Ninth and Eighteenth Wards a temporary cit-
thuslasin Taa a"aentd. which, however, soon
subasslcd. as tho srnvy ma }aritlca for 1luck In
tie TllItd and Forth Wards were reported.
llcsing WAS prute,tly inyrnllle, a.l,l firmly re-
sisted tic clatnorots calls for speech, until HIS
prospects, should bo romowhat moro assured.
The speech WAS no made.
Two rrecocioAs 1onths posted themselves up
against partition near tho sanctMtn sanckornn,
nhcro tle wns hidden, anI dealt ont homcophti-
ic siuscB Of comfor; by making tho most ,.ncon-
scionable maiorlt;es for 1leslng. No matter
wlnt the Reports we're. tho tcanlt was snro
to bo III lies1E's fnsor, and at 1l:3n
these aspiring alathculstioIanB had elected
"thu OH nau" by 400 majority. They
will learn lcsHon aB to tho inentlnci01lA chnrac-
ter Of figures when tlley read tho reporta this
morning. Illo iHcro knowing ones, who liked
tho returns bef0te they wero reud, At no tlne np-
reared to be In tho seventh heaven Of happl-
nena, and their uniform reply WHOM asked M to
the condition Of hfnra WAS to sllato their I1cads
witha alckly sIaio aud say, " Can't tell, 1,--ro-
turna not oil in."
5onr:.e the evening an 1Ion." s{r. Heron
lift"i li1.tsoif on q table and proceeded to make
rhnrt speech, tho burden OF wlirh WAS Tint
TIL: Llri1hSs HAD fuhEsEH IUISED THEM
SELVES.
h'causn they had fornIden liborty OF apeoch In
u ti!3S,g 10 halow licsug to Hoak Mt tho tnrwslt
lin]' :hcctlNg. l,a.usY tnu!licld, Icynanu Lieb,
::ai &. u. trI}z!tn among Utsscrh Wero aprar-
,sl:'T tzlylIeeed viHitorB itsido tho rail-
l,In!i4y refused to nlIow their yuicca 10 ba
.rt:.l III tho land. Mike McDonnld of ro,l1ao,
uS1Y u IN, l.us Ills ytny wuB short, and ilu de-
p;rtra sadly, leaving feeling Of depression OIL
ti'o:Ie who sa,: Inn. They ovldcn'3s felt that il
l!e -sh not able 10 snvo rllon they woro lost
1udt>A. About IL o'clock nil tho favorable pre-
c.lctH had hcon heard from, and nj it wes nus
deumed irutt,nt 10 destroy all hnIs ly rent',n,;
tho ratuf,m ffon, ihe consy town nui Tho FIFTH
Wnrt tho thtnirH: raj Idly dcrlLnou, tnu tho
crowd slo"iy dropped uE ono bv one. tr,in,.
hard to rorEHatls themselves iuto tho belief that
ucsinS nas q il,tlo nheas.