, 1875-10-31

greeted with the remark:
..You find me on the sick List this morning.
mir. but expect 10 be all right again Monday"
ln regard to the Farweil Hall meeting, Mr.
Field said that he had read the accounts in the
morning papers, aud didn't zee how there could
be any opinion on the subject other than that
tile interference was most dlsRroceful affair."
deserving the unqualified d,Epleasure Of all men;
He vas surprised to hear that Heslng should
haye come into the meeting With the very pAipa.
BILE design OF breaking it up. He had thoughs
him too smart for that. His desperate move bad
undoubtedly lost him great many votes mr.;
Field thought the merchants would tufn out
elroug Tuesday.
Np c. TATuM,
No, I46 East Madison upon being interroEatea
by reporter. ssid that be was not present At 1ne u
meetiuR. He, however, had read the papers. Ms
thought the intrusion OF Mr. Hesing was ampu,
dent in the extreme, and, even though ne hs1
hsd no dlsreputab|e mob to baok him, II "ousu
have been presumption on his part TO A9A y"
speak. ,. ,,,taa
for Mr.. Hesing?
Mr.. TT can't SEQ how it will make votes FOR
him. Some people that I've heard speaA' ss5
di1ernntly. but do not think the people are 30
Int to instice and manhood as not to rebuke the
insnlt offered But then, as said BEFORE peopa9
viii differ. I formed my opinion from "hAt
read.
atR- J. II + snoh1' ; ',,.d;.o, e+raat
haruess-maker. No. l81 East Maalson stteee;
when asSed what be thought OF the matter, aa1o
thst Il was glorious victory for the right. 1t
shows ns now" said he, "mhat We can expect
from Hesrns and his mob and TO be forewarned
is to be foreai1ned. -..
Eep-Do you think 1t will make votes aRalnss
Hesing2 5000.
II. .ODQ votes for the Republicans
Ren--On what do you base you1 estimates
3tr. Short--On the reports road IN TINS
mornings paper aud the feelings expressed py
the people on the cars this morning. All classes
seem indignant at the dirty and coWa1dly out-
rage committed by Heslne's mob.
On the Same same street stated that he had not
been ut the meeting. He was no politician. anu
wanted no Office, and did not feel like giving his
views because II he stated what he felt the
hnainess wouid be injured. Another German
near by czve the same reason for declining TO
express hnosuK publicly.
LIN. JOHN WALSH,
i gentleman who repovates detected tiles ana
manufactures new ones, at an unpretentious
e.ructure. No. 24s East Randolph-st-, stated that
he yas = constant reader Of TIE TRIBUNE he
hsd but little to say in regard to politics. but
thought it would 60 hard with any m2n VINO
dared eudeavor to break up an orderly meetang
Of citizens. be they merchants or mechanics ana
laborers. and that the voters would not % aps
to forget it on election-dAy.
ME- J. u. GAGE
~ Gaoe Rros thought the conduct of the Hes
ipcltes dissraceful in the extreme. Ia my
opinion" said Mr. Gage, "the exhibition OF
last night will call out the solid men OF the caty:
II that Demonstration does not wake them up to
a sense of the condition of sffairs ! don't know
what will. have not voted more than twice aa
.;tv e1act;ons dur,ng the past ei1 years, but !
viii vote next Tuesday II have to crawl to the
polls OH my hands and knees; and. may as
nTenaTed to believe almost anything Of
EHas;ng heforo thia. but / never thought
10 u.,nId d,s,race himself as he did last night.
Eia annnoyters who arc mainly gamblers and
,,4har disTanutabe characters. ought not to be
tsS t,.ia~.+sd hv decent men. xopdeS some Of the
.s;a ~, ~ 5st",hs1 the n,aatino vere not
s1,,t down hv onr cilizepe,
ny. = .,e,,har a. the f;Tm of
s1TyrnuAs 4 1gpAuxR
when ssked for lila oDinion. wondered that such
49, o,+, .oa should he tolerated. Ths men who
co,n ,',tted II must be- bad. and we're unde-
seIs;nno eem ~ the con,tennuca Of honest men.
xrssna. roHr w1yFuAssco,.
.a~t ea,jaJ 1nno Mr. Dunnine. one of
tha Arm wa yery indignant over the affair. He
es,d. T,ara in m law-ahidine man in the city
i,nt what cnndemns the outrage, The men who
startad snn co,,tinuad the disturbance ought to
have haen forrilIy elected, I don't care whether
i ~ Rennbi,can or q Democratic meeting that
"a sonrht 70 ha d;sturbed by ,nobe, it oueht 10
ras.s;xe tbo nrotectnon Of the auttorlsies. Aid.
ramnba]1 Wa perfectlT iusti6ed in trying to
tsre yaneeanca on the rincleadexs, The police
s1a s1ae 1aa,i1 ~ h1ama fo1 not onelin9 the riot
'1h.,' s.s1Iad rnon ;i'heV shou1d be above par
~ I'D oneht r. naa THAR nower ia tha interest
~ -, s-hi. nasca
9u1I .;a;+ 49, novt n.;d to Naasrs
'A''' 1vopnFn urYrrnk 70.
II. ua,,.r vas saan and 10 resnonded Ia the
.I4o..s IL aeA "',a.e;or, aa foIioru v.a not
ts'. ~ 9aa+'no ,cvsn,f hrt ar T.eono}d
5 a. -. a1.s.as Has,nga ot,act AZ ono OF
.t ..st s sn,.rS ~ which
h.s n..ar tasa,t ace n snS c;tv He rhlnks,
oas sse1 s .a.,et ha1a haard c;nc;de IN .he
gu A1e =. ,-n ;,5;os t;,o ~ tha dafaat nf
ste", tuas = 40 ts oao ~ oaea,5 hod on;ta a
sne oppos..aon pAft @ hafola Ia want n The
eoou oP1utuu y. nsss a:.s - .,oh vii, ssbon,
.ooenb, ~ apoa a,i'ad a i'oa dacIara1 ma in
ta,,t;o-, ~ r,oi ros,nv for ana working against.
~, % ,nncI, a. is in h;s nower.
4-11 =" '''>'~%1 Mn. cg4pxAs.
=, ah-.,,a Eranch h CO said: Ivas On the
41,t1o,T u lat nioht helninr 70 keep back the
tnnh NJ, an1nTiseX that such an outrageous
oo - ~ ..oss,h'a IN Ch;cnro. last nieht's
a.spt.v = hareSsp psss rnr, tie ine1l Of Heslng's
,nsaae o,,r h1,e;,3ess we are cettiDg M .
esa,'s 1h,.b u,,1 1na,Ifeat itself on election
teenus " 80 hai1ot-h senifara and reDeatcra
a1s a 70 aresc.i h. The Onnogitionists, We arc
s sno ate elsAs4 1revant ~ frard # y1r,lance ard
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