, 1875-11-07
The Pleasures Of the Day HAIRED by an
Exhibition Of Bad Taste.
Mr. Hesing Revived the Memories of
the Campaign and Insulted
His Guests.
mr. Bogue's Reply to Mr.. Hesing.

| States-Marshl Campbell. A. C.. Hesinu Mr..
| Kerfoot Jr. u. K snl,;r,, IN Tarratt
Cha,,n,a, no,..,, NJ ne..,., - ~ vo"et''
z1.ra. Co,. pa,no. poycsu' ,9.,:-:v " ~ E. holaen'
Clark Lipe, Alexander Sullivan, George TAYLOR.
| Perry a. Smith, George T.. Dunlap. Samuel
Ka.h nr,11ar + Tr1;,,e Doss,o Teos
ns,'.z 49, .I's" - ~, 1A'ns s ioa,ee' 'acoo
Bosue, q. T. Farweli, "and Others" started
drove With some velocity over Rush street bridge
| .1ong p;ra at,aat N tic fo,t ~ az ,hs-a ~
NV drva corn1osncss sna s,o1a 49, ,a.a asosa
no" oi1'e commences, anu a!ons tne lake snore'
'where the stormy wind doth blow" until the
dome of Saddie-Rock Smiths carayanserai VAS
obseryad at Lakes,dc. Then thera wan drire
~ y. 80 ..4o4, "a' o4t'
u 'ue pa''aon aoo7e 1ne a1'n1asore iake' "hefe
canoes and looked with wonder, not unmingled
with di.,}ain. On tha cavatc.da, md mankind in
aa,or., tTha dn;,,o ,aaoa-a1 ~ .~o.,,,,ta
e' .A' e.o "ppo''o oo " o1eeno1s ~ ~"
lor the e81es were c1ear, ana the lake blue,
| and the sails Of passing vessels stood out under
the sunlight Ike marine pictures in tic Exposi.
tim Art Gallery J,arpa bod,as NJ .orkmen
... ..a .,.:. H., orr.
o1has e'AN1'As NA'o' W >lo aAa4s u 'ne
boulevard, and everything around tho drive and
Lincoln Park presented An artistic and thorough
II animated appearance.
ON REACHING TIE PAVILION.
the company, by invitation OF Mess1s. Winston
and Taylor. aliehted, and. entering. found a
pretty repnet spread, Cold tonrue Indicated
speeches. and champarne Dromised fl,rhts Of
the oratorical eagle. Tho spread" waa ele-
rant in all its details and did credit to the hos
rpitality of tho Commissioners,
When the yiapJs had been slowed avay and
the wine began to aow. Mr.. winston proposed
s.Tho CITY of Chicago y couplipg Herewith the
name Of
MAYOR coLvH
Tho Mayor replied in his customary liTaly
manner, and paid high compliment to the
energy and enterprise Of The Commissioners nho
fad 80 veil performed their outy. lie promised
to 11se all his influence 10 further tho narl, sv
fem. and hiehIy enlogized tie paopIe'a park,
which bore The honored pame Of Lincoln. He
hoped to hold his Office until the legal
term had e1nired. and he aereed viii,
TuE TRIBUNE that sny man who had voted for
h1m would not AK him to resign. Ifsny such
citizen we're to present him petition with that
request he 1ss9red the company that his boots is
keep them 60. Laughter and spplause.7 He
closed hv arain assurine rho andience Of his
sat,efaction With tho park sFeten.
Ar Wineton then nronoeed tha health nf the
wEgr p.nk cnnt,nss1oyras.
Nf;oht their tarritorv extend mill it raached the
Nississi,ui |Great laughter and aoplanse.1
pres;dant Ie.ford If the West pars Ro,rd
msde = brief repIv. iu which he sad that 3fr.
Winston had oyershot his geographical mark
Tho parks would be very extensive without going
on;ta no far as the Father of Waters. At ali
aavents lin Comnoisa,oners vera doing their best
to make them n auocess
Mr.. Winston then proposed the health OF the
souru PARK coMm1ss1osEns
and called upon Mr. Chauucey Bowen for
speech.
Mr.. Bowen said that the city had extended 60
far On the South Side thew co111d not nlace the
marks outside the city limits. He had seen
drives and parks in many lande, aud predicted
years, eclinae anything IN the United statos or
in Europe.
Mr.. Winston said that funerals were pro-
hipited on the drive, but one had passed over
tie road that afternoon. He was one OF the
chief mouruers. ILauchter,l He proposed the
toast of
.rus nErx41r:r, CANDIDATES.
and called on John :. Fiperty to respond.
sfr. Finerty VAS surprised that the President
should have called upon him rather than
NIX rasemble ttEnsar dead and turped
tn cfsv." hnt, Ike Lazarus appeared
Ma one risen from tho tomb, For bis own part,
he regarded the meeting a. social and non
ant , nol;ticn parties However theY might d1ffer
on auest1ons Of State, IN ono thing they we're
III 1nsn;nnona -thav rara trna Chica goats
nr,,,a ~ the;T sn,snd;d c;tg IT her hearty, her
conmerce' her pluck. and her PROSPERITY. Cit
Io1,a ~ o,a eraat connt~r thay cord foroet NJ,
se1t, sens d;1.rances nd maet sronnd tho anc;ai
haara a. III hrothe.s heart md hand rAnn}anse
r. CIsnnrev Rowen nronosed The henlth nf a
n.,asa ,nhc' - anne rrrch toward srcon,.
e1;.; ~ .,,,.aee ~ tba + oIae ebo,a D,ra and
rts -, IT, rrcya5 n;maa,f an act;va friaod NJ an
,,ar. ~ nu ;rnnrovsmants- -
p-'1A 1u ~. NV = ursrxo
M r,os;,r ~ n.a a. -aca;red Nth ann,anse
~ that ~ ;aft honore, j.; ha;ny raed Jnon hg
t,a. sasanon1soa ~ oent1aan II sneak It ali
Ea a~ hsd a.1ar iurin5 ire 1ooc res;denca in Chi;
a.a,a -" 49,, ,hn +r;end ~ The c,tv and of ali
Saso' -e-na,,ta eoo1 IT. Lad navar done
AZ, .ntthinp to hnIt her, Int on the contrary bis
ia hod heen detl,cattd IN her service. They all
o i1 nau ot 10 sI dana hefnra tha Ie1isIatu7a
,st;., AnsM ~ .srr 1ostter. Vat tho mill. nresa
d 10 Eo-ra,.H al mating had hraudad him
as asa i bad m.n NJ and false citizen. He saw before
f;n, fIoos;n~ stra,1ht at Georeo N. Doeue. who
,ras nea1nher If 1ba RorubIican Campa1cn Com
'mttee maa I and Ben M c CampbelIl men Who had not
haan .1ow r. hrand him in that way.
p1,t na had dono ss much-uay. more !
fn+ @' cbcapo than nv Of them, although tiey de-
,a-e s;, ,,nxorthy of confdence and said that
s.a.eu e n ~, ~ =, ha ,rnsted w.h tha money Of
~ 1oo. M"1 Tann+v We1, 1er hy-ronea be by-eoncs.
Hosa HooA ~o at,1i aud ,ivaxs ,vonld remain. the
20 .tn f%;,,, ~ ch;coro and of thu County