, 1876-05-11

HhateTcr may be done III this perplcxtng mt
ter Of the 3ayoroty, 1t Is evident TINT the peace
party Is the one which backs Thonaa uoyne,
while the revolutionary party alhefes to the
fnllIng fortunes Of II. D. ColrIn. This was clear
from the proceedings Of tho lust two Council
meetings, and the statement Of Ms. Hoyne to
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday only confirms the
truth Of tho assertion He said that the honor
Of the city must not be degraded BY the COM
mission Of my violence. lie was already in
possession OF the City Clerks Office,
tosncy would certainly act With him. 1t
tho hoard e Public Works were going to act
with him. He Was doing everything be could,
IN personal way, with view TO bringing
things around without my personal violence, Or
the Gy coane H. con proeabg pr gsSaf %oa n
trIdc himself upon the Council at their meet
lug to-day, aud the Council ought to be pro-
tected BY the police ag1unst any such Intrusion,
Ger aud tue new Mayor. was a mcnbcr 9t the
Council by authority OF his election. Afr. Hoync
ss he ,eo1 e. to hs c9Ens 1;sng
su the poi pose a woua u oSey asFes
majority ot the City Council. and the majority
was alresdy pronounced in favor of the newly.
IN REFERENCE TO coLy1s's PROPOSITION
to submit the case to the Courts, Nj Iloync eaid
that II b wa !n earnest about th!s ng. and TIC
real questions q Issue, he I'D mol, tn!nk there
would be sny aseqlty q my eRjee.ien to ealng
= e. .hs a nsssa Of raols wo.ss howtts5 efSss beiss
clcrk's, and At hts own. Office. In the afternoon
BE- yss elosstsd !1 h!s rriyste olse r. SONG time
@ H. matter s eond be sposs Of aa oss! Way it iaat
would prove satisfactory 10 bath htdes. Ms. Hayes,
s annssl TAT cf the st va anxious 70
he thought he hsd ! plan foF the am'caOla .sttiu:
other Of llks natufc,. the Comptroller
tsserytnE ths particulars O BIZ rlan Until
bath sides, but What they were hes was nnable to
to forcte but IL clear that the peacv policy IL to
b tried until i shall have proved el1er success
cult 10 predict just what will take place, although
II is quito safe 70 assume that the thirds 1na
tority tn the Council will maintain the position they
have already saksn whether Tho result be peaee d
War.
An AGREED CASE. ...-
There haa been sonic talk ab0ut submitting IN
agreed case 10 the Supreme Or Circuit Court, but
g far 4 has taken no asani.s ,hapc. i Il pes.
}iEHG AN0Sk !HSut @6"sA tep0ie 81 ~: steaNN
question 10 tho snprane Court would be accepted
the matter might arise would BE- in suit brought
against the City Treasurer by thu holdrE Of war.
rant signed BY co!yin fur writ Of mandamus 70
compel The payment Of the warrant Such Q suit
wSald sess ths ?oeston Of the Mnyotalty and ( the
N axfeed caso on It TO either the Superior o. Cir
eutt Court, It IL not improbable th1t the friends of
Mayor ltoyue would unlta with that gentleman
mud agree to tho proposal. In this caso tho holder
Of tho warrant would be the plaintiff and the City
Treasurer the Defendant y tetng undcrstood and
ST. Hoyne to tho Mayosaity Or The fight of MI
Colyia 70 hold over until April 1877. A. beioso
ststed, this has hnply been talked of
effect has bsen made. Ia view Of Comptroller
1ayss' ~ Gn Mayer iioyns Yesterday ii may moi
~ impFababs that this IL tho plan THAI gentleman
had In view. WhrtheF It WIS Of WIS not, few
days Ut lG4st will determine.