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, 1876-04-18


The 7Aseees Organ yesterday devoted itself
to tho vindicntion Ut Colvinism. Voters must
remember that yoto for Mr.. HoYxE is but q
protest against Co1y1Ss continued tsurpn.
ton. II uoyNE does not got majority Of
tho whole vote cast at tho election, CoLy1x
will claim it MS II popular viutlication Of lis
own right to rotanin in Office rs Mayor, and
in order that he may do SO tho 7Aieres' Organ
is iTnploring Republicans not 10 voto for
Mayorl 1t wants to claim n victory for Coz
YIN. III its issue yesterday it sought to dctcr
voters from voting by saying:
In 4ao "Law Of American Elections." Soc, $50, tho
author, tho Hon. g. ". AtccGAnY, Ea,a: II. Is we'll
settled that whcru limited number Ut pc7Goua aro to
bo chosen to ILL given ollcc ballot containing The
tat''ts y greater Number r that Office Is poia."
Of coutuo If ticket contains the names
of tso porsons for Mayor, or two porsons for
Treasurer, it cannot bo counted for either Of
the two persons named. but 40 long ns there
is but ono Mayor to bo elected, mud ono na1uo
only is voted for, tho ballot remains good.
Eren If there wero dozen persons voted for,
for as many Offices for which thpro was no
legal election, 1t would not impair the valiility
Of the ballot for thogo officers which aro to
DO elected
, 1876-04-18

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,,a, ~ .e.a,,a,,,,:.. 80 ppp'" I,'t W. 4os.o.
,..saa, T.. y ~. VI en's - uous"1oiao'y ,,,
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L., :, H., ~, ~ IIl.',t, =. ~ 1,- 'o
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norfunc,orv ,,t@ - ,,aa .a,,'..,.:s ~ - v'o .,'o
.,;a;o;pto1 mi ,o~,,. ro,,,ro ~ A. s.,.s,
comnosit;on o,5 y,t no h, 10 .on,1i.,a,a
on n tickot hsaJo1 iv IT. rIovvr for 11.~n~
it il scorce,v fo;r ~ ers,,o,, ,,;, ~ .oorot1,,
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onorl,, ,,,,,o,ea
~ ,v,ti, ,ho n,,,ox ,ro,, nro,,,, ,..u.
t1encn ,nt;matolv ossoc;n,cJ viii, A. 1o1
WV ,vho horo hoan soror,11, oanrassoa T.,
connection with t1,o orthorsi,,, ~ N1r co,
v,>,s o,,;st,o =. ~. to1 sas.s.. H..
IN, rooro,,, fo,, ,1;,,,;.,;,,s III - 49,. ~ ~
tho nccusot;on INT thoro 10 ma oont,o,non
wloac non,o Ina .carcolv 1,oo- ~, oaestna 1,n.
.vhoeo oa,n,,o, i.,t..sst r.;.,, .T. 6~N. ~.
, 1876-04-18

BARNEY CAu1r1EIp's Committee is engaged
In n general hunt for something wllicl, shaIl
injuro the reputation Of Solicitor 1'buronp
WILSON and gratify the whisky thieves.
DAnSEr md Ills co.invessigatora lnve aun-
moncd 10 Washington several porsons Of
questionable repute, In tho hope Of conneot-
ing Maj. W1Isos with the escape Of MoOARr-
NET, tho co,1ntcrleiser, aud Tho subsequent
forfeiture of his bail-bontl, but tho prospect
is that t1scy will confor n positive benefit upon
the object Of their spite by showing TINT
then, as now, DLuroRp Wilson was d most
vigorous and efficient prosecutor Of thieves
md criminals.
, 1876-04-18

The usurpor Co1v1x, III tho reply which
was written for him, says: "Now, n word
concerning myEolf: Nearly cyery issue of
the Times nnd TRIBUNE during tho past ycar
has been more Or loss dedicated to infamous
assaults upon my character both rs a c!tizon
and as public officer" So fur Us THE Tn1u-
uNE is concerned in tho above 1nournful howl,
what has been said in ita columns about COL.
YIN, either as citizen or IN official, requires
no apology or dcfense. Its statements have
mover been rcfuted Or questioned, antl cannot
bo successfully contrororted. Upto tho time
that tho city charter w0s ballot-box atuiIod
into power and forced by frnud upon tho
nooplo Of this city, and up to tho time that
he rewarded with office the thieves and BUM
mcrs who stuffed tho ballot-boxos and client
cd the people Of thoir rights, 10 might have
pointed in vain to anything in tho columns
Of The TntnusE to which my fair-mintlctl
official could have takon exception. Tho
corrupt condition Of lia administration
sinco That timo has como in for
roproof and cridcium. When he persisted in
holding his Office nfter his term had expired,
TI1E TRIBUNE did not fail to dcuounco him
as usurpor, as 1t Ind the right and WIS itu
duty to do. It would havo been dcrel;ct u
it's duty MS a conservator Of tho rights Of tho
people Ind It failed in doing 80. It would
have been justly accused Of boing an indorsor
OF CoLv1H's usurpation md bnmmoris1n. In
this dcnnnciation it has Ind the support Of
oil tho honest md right-.nin1ed people Of this
city. It Inns had the support Of both tho
great parties. It has had tho support mud in
dorse,nent Of 10000 Of THO best citixeus Of
this city, assembled in mass-,neoting, to de-
1nand that ho Btop out of the Office ho III
uHurping. Tins had tho support Of tho tax
payers Of Chicago. md of ovcry mnn WHO
works for n living and is determined That
his property, large or little, shall not 10 dew
astatod and deyoured by Co1Y1N,a gang Of
tax-caters. What III moro, The Tnmunr pro-
poses to koop ZIP this fro until he steps down
md out, bo tho timo long or short, aud to
mako the fro hotter tho longer lo holds on.
II Mr. CoLytN considers this IN Infamous
assault upon his private character as citi-
zon," lie mny make tho most of it, It is the
plain duty Of TnE TRIBUNE to continue its
attack upon this uH"rpntion, and hin gang of
bu1uulors, and upon tlleir corruptious until
there ID an end of thom, and we can assure
hlr. GOWN he will mover have OCCASION 10 nc.
cuso TnE Tribune Of lukowar,nness or dere-
liction Of its duty In this regard.
, 1876-04-18
WHO wEOTE coLv1N'8 LETTER.

Tho importance that hos hitherto attached
to tho historic questions, " Who killed Cock
Robin ?" and "WhoBtruck BLK r PArrEHsoy?"
haa temporarily s'nk into iusig,lii1cance as
compared with tho greater importance of tho
1.ow question, ''Who wrote CoLv1a's letter ~
We have no doubt this question WIS asked
moro frequently ycstorday than all tho other
conundrutas Of the day put together. It Ia
bosct with the most o1asperating louhta and
tho most ine1tricablo porple1itics. There is
only ono certainty about it, and that is there
Is ono man who didn't write 1t. This IL tho
n,an whose na.no was attachcd 10 1t. Thoro
aro occasional instances in 1t OF 3lr. CoLy1H's
altitudinons contempt for the conYentionali-
tics Of Gralll1nar, tho rigidnesa of rhetoric,
and c1carneas of expression. Isut his revision
Of the letter would account for the fow TINT
are found, md their paucity is sufiiciout evil
slenco TINT the composition was not his own.
Cosyls might toll who wrote 1t, but l,e won't.
Whom MI cnterprising reporter Of TUE Tn1n-
usE, recognizing tho wilo interest that would
be felt III this matter, a4ked 3Ir. GOWN for
tue names Of tho authors, he very unroason-
ably refused to give them, and then wa1ed
wrat! and used profano language On Sunday
night, ns Ito was coming from tho saloon, ut
what ho called the i1npcrtinonos Of the quos-
ton. Still, Mr. Co1y1N did not sct up tho
prcpoaserons claim TINT ho had written it
himself; ho probably thought it wouldn't
"go down. 10 to speak,"
OF course the conjecture as to tho author
ship of co1Hls's letter has boon rifo and
varied There IL n general disposition to
acluit Ills private secretary Of tho RESPONSE
bility for 1t, Which IL peculiarly fortunate
for that gentleman, Aince he will soon bs
looking for another situation. Ruuor ias
largely fixed upon Mr., Jona nous1nKE as
the author, because ho suggested tho theory
about ta1-lghting in recent comnunic.-
tiou 10 tho newspapers; but We can scarcely
i,nagino that JACK could find ume In Ills
arduoua duties aud unremitting labors o.
County Attorney for tue preparation Of go
elaborate u document. Tho voluininous
reference to finances has created suspicion
, 1876-04-18

The record Of disasters aud casualties in
this mornings issuo is unusually heavy. At
Hannibal, Mo-, tho eteamer Dictator was
wrecked whilo attempting to pass through
tho draw Of the railroad bridge across the
Mississippi at TINT point, and sunk Instantly,
with loss Of ten lives and hcavy damage to
the bridge. Notwithstanding all the efforts
of nearly all tho citizens OF Hannibal to avert
oil overflow Of tho Father Of Writer'S ut their
city, tho Sny loyco gavo Way yesterday,
and n volume Of water 800 feet wide and
several feet deep Is nrv inundat;ng
over 100, 900 acres Of cultivated land, md tile
poor farmers of the vicinity aro represented
rs fleeing to tho bluffs for their lives Tho
river at Quincy, ILL.,, il higher than at any
time since 1857, and four mileH aboro that
city rolls with n majestic and awe-inspiring
width Of 20 u,i1cB. No loss Of life is chron-
iclcd, but tie destruction Of property, cspe-
cially TINT OF railway companies, il estimated
at high figure. Further down the river, in
Bolivar County, Miss, another fearful break
Las occurred in the levce, and large number
of plantations nre inundated.
, 1876-04-18

The impeachment mill grinds slowly, with
prospect that it will also grind exceeding
small 30 far US practical results nro concerned.
Tho Senate aaso1nb1ed with becoming
8olemnity yesterday. and the plea entered in
behalf Of DELHSAr by his counsel was lonial
Of tho jurisdiction Of the sonnte. Although
this programme had been definitely under
stood for several days past, tho House ,nan.
agers were taken by surprise, aud asked for
two days in which to consider their replica
ton to the plea This granted, the Court
adjourned, and the first dny Of The po,npous
f0rco YAH ended.
, 1876-04-18

In CoLyE's iucoAorent nul rambling letter.
nublislnff vcstcri7nv t},orc ,ccurs = ~,
.vh;.,, ,.,.;1a a,,,..s...:,.1 rt.
""Ae "nb."iAa"'aeuA "no oosculos Ii
eSlaehtly intended to inslnunta frauds In tho
management Of several public funds. The
cowardly and sncaking manner in which ho
makes tho acciaations does not losssn tho
malignity which suggested them. Ho says:
Wien my predecessor casne into Office It is true hv
!olaa burned Guy. nut shls very destruction WAS
.aopeT Ts nancy cams f,, ' ts sls. H. t.na o.
contributions to The rocf Of tho auaersrs by to re
aud from lsans to tho city. These amounts must
aa'g aSgsssa1So sum not far rum Ssoooo tesght
TIM n.ranc. 49,, ,s,s,,. 49, ..a ~
iatlous were reared. In sheso srecuht,ona uany Of
tho leading gentlemen Of your meeting wcso engaged.
~. u .n oaes, tfee'y stated IN private seles
II not nnsh "-s.,s. 49, .,nn. su. aoss M s"n'o
moro than intl,na,cd BY ny predeeessor Ia tho
columns u Tus CHICAGO Tn.nrsx. WAS permanent,
ae hss own aEo BY tho Treasurer elected
.sst Of all tnju abunaansa ~ 1 as. ts ~ tno
powos Of Tho lata Mayor aud hs immediate ftunas
al Of whose operations 10 ea.!ly traced through
tue Ns''ef sna a cen'nl'sees; speculation in park
intr roannarina from ,tm ' ~ @ saus' ,aas. .s ~
pubic demau.led 10 know vhat aaa Lesa Ions viii
their money! tho then Ad!uiursstoa could no. lor-
row for city purposes except Ut Eatea oae1LFd to one
.s. s ~" e'ea'ss ,., .sn y ta na' 'ees 10
, 1876-04-18

Mayor CoLyIN in his diatsite states that
there are eight millions Of dollars OF taxes
unpaid lie does not explain that this In
cludes five millions Of dollars Of tho current
ta1ca on real estate, the time for tue payment
Of which does not expire until August OF
September next. Real estate taxes have
never been paid until the time Of aakiug for
judgment therefor, and in this respect this
year il no exception to au previous years.
Let coLv1N. however, accept Jona wksr-
s9oRa1I's otter, aud Ae will find how readily
tho taxes will DO paid the moment lis sesiK-
nation Ia filed.
, 1876-04-18
Tn.nAY


Thcrp remains but ono thing to DO loue to
froo Chicago from the acspotic rule Of thisyes
and bnmnaers, and, lott ,unlone, it will but
onlbolaen thcln to moro thieycry mud worBo
corruption. That IL, that tho decent citizons,
every voter Of them, to-lny 60 to the polls
and vote Tor lonost mon. There has beer,
talk enough. II is time to do; and to-day is
tho only nmo for doing. Every man In tho
city knows what atrocious thievory Inns boon
practiced upon us and will be continued
unless tho thieves DO to-dny deposed at tho
polls. Every man in tho city knows, too,
that all that is necessary to mako an end OF
bunmorism and thiovory in the municipal
government il that tho law abiding, tax.pay-
ing, honest yotera do their dnty at tl.o polls
today. Upon them depends wholly and
solely whether the rule of tho rowdios and
criminal classes, under which tho Treasury
hns boon bankruptod, the clty's orodit az.
iaustod, aud .plunder unparalleled, silall bo
perpotuatod. For the result tho honest voters
Of Chicago will DO alone responsible, They
constitute tho overwhelming minority. They
can yote thievery, bamsneFisn, md Coiyin-
i'm, out Of oftlcc, and restore tho CITY Gov
oruuleat to tho handa Of honest ofllolals ror-
resentipg the people, not plupdering rings.
Now is the time to do It. This opportunity
aud duty deyolves upon every voter in tho
city today. Let every man Of them avail
himself Of that opportunity, and discharge
that duty by going to tho polh and voting
for Lonost men aud against public plunder-
efR There can be no buaiuess for to,dnv .o
, 1876-04-18


Tho vast meeting which assembled last Tuos-
day night In tho Exposition Building appointed
coEonlittoe Of thrco citzous to wnit OF the Act
Ing Mayor and request him to resign OH tho
grosud that hts term Ind long since expired.
This ia part Of LIS reply-oue OF hia roasons
for refusing:
aorup 600 Esceive1 by tho city after thu
Great Fire In lb1, for lhs aud benefit of The sqf.
fering Eoor Of our city,-n Of wltrit went Into tho
oatlhH fur shGr usb RuI accommodation, and has beat
dealt ont Ivy tho Relief and Aid Socicy to our IGOR in
shilling iussllMents, WHEN l. could longer bo 70.
tanel.
What Inns tho Aid and Relief Socioty'e distri-
button Of tho contributions 10 do With tho do
mand Of the maab-nootiuE for Lula resignation !?
What connection Is there between tho two
thinsa7 The Aid and Eelof society paid out
tho money and osl,cr contributions IN tho way
which thoy Judged would rolloyo tho moat sui-
fering and do tho most good. If they Ind acted
on Ills suggestion to hayo divided up all tLo con.
trlbutioos ct the outset among thoso who clam
ored for largo dividends, tena ot thouaanla Of
people would Aayo been iu starving and fscox-
ing condition before the eud OF the first winter
aftoE tho fire. aud thon what2 by tho why,
largo part OF tho Enstcrn donations, which en,-
braccd majority Of the whoIo, woro novor de-
poHtod In tue Chicago banks. hut in tho Eastern
banks, and wore checked out as needed By tho
8oeoty.
, 1876-04-18

The Chicago produce markets were general.
ly firm yesterday. Meas pork was dull and
steady, closing at $22.30 for April and 4222.35
for May. Lard was more nctiye, and closed
23c per 100 tbs lower, ut Sl3.35@1B.374 cash
and $l3.s7a @13. 40 for A1ay. Meata were dull
nad steady, at BIC for boxed shoulders, 12ao
for do short ribs, aud l2 10 for do short clears.
alighwines wcro quiet and ezsier, ut $1.08i
per gallon. Flour was quiet and firm. Wheat
wss more sctiye mud 10 higher, closing At
el.034 for April aud 9l.o9 for May. Corn
wns i'll better demand and 10 higher, closing
Il 4sc 1or April aud 4s3c for .iny. Oats woso
, 1876-04-18
PERSONAL

Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson -Donaparte Of Ballt
more, III seriously III. IA sho Is more than 9a
years old, her recovery Is conaidoroa doubtful.
Dom Podro, Etnpor or Of Brazil, stands Q fool
iuches In his BtookuCH; and, whon hs snubs
throo mcmbess Of the American Cabinet, 10 h
probably prepared 10 afford tho satlsfacl[on
usual among gentlemen who fight In this gcue.-
alton.
"The Life Of sracau1ay," which haa jaat ap
peared in London, is exciting a aonaatton In til
reading world, 1tlB biographer ssates that Mt
cauay was not able 10 earn mora than :E2O0 POI
annum at time Hhon ho was writing hls flues
essays.
1tr. Howella' now s.ory, ~ Private Theatri-
cols, Is finished in tho a1ay atlantic, aud tho
publishers hayc arranged for Btury from ths
pen Of Henry Janos, Jr., Who Aowsvor tho crlt
ics may praise him, has not made much Of =
popular succeas.
4 a1r. Stewart, Of No. 703 Wyoming stross
Philadelphia, claims to bs first cousin of 4. r.
Stewart. Flo was uot mentioned In tho wilt, and
tho claim IL not fully verified iu viow OF sha
fant that Mr. A. 7. Stewart has always said hs
had no blood relatlons.
Edmund Ystea always dlctatcH his novols, md
,,,,,,,,. ,,,...,,,a ..s. ~. h'"'' .1s
at."a. s'aasaso na"' "a QUO OCCASION "ao'
souus ~ pvs"' 1' 1na ahys "osx. Mf. tssos lo'
I""oa "slo.o ula Nv, VIC 'oa1o OIL r. "Whefo W
"eto !'tess'he aof ups slE. replied tho seeTe'
tary, iu q mattor.of.fact way.
Tho olosiug eenteuces of Georrs William
r,,.+,.. ,,,t,~a ~. \, .u.,, - ~, t,,I-.
e"tua 'oo'n'" W "onea OF sne Old 41ms
gsne, aud today ia oome. Tho frot,oa ao1a of
a.. Gs,s ,.,s,' - s1e' ~ .Aos'eo an'' ~ "
tho uFoek household, aud tho tdlo 4py and doll
OF tho ays OF Chopterflo1j. hns rtyhn nlaca ID
a hcttnr idea ;. ard vo m tor,v,rd ,.,.', f,cl,.
80 nes~e' 'aoa u ~'u VIZ ~ 'os"sIo' WIN uo"'
help, 70 find tho tFue WOMAN In the free Amsst
deorRo Eliot is : tremendous worker aud
a.,ta.. ,,.>As',.. "o, .1aonSpa' e"' - M -
I,asn snsn;s ,na mus, ;ts H.. esa,ta
49,. 49,, iii. ..,,,.., ...,.".- WV, "' $50.
c"eo a"o WIZ el'tseAi ooApseneAalon. 1lef COZ
stttution Ia good. but her health IL do!lcate an
acconnt of the ncrnetro, atrn,r abo rr,y rnoo
sha baa h har 1o9 = pus
70 s2oo'ooo'
pEot IiArtc modobtl7 asya " or conrss I AN
..,.a H.. .t. ,.,,u. ..-1.. -
6'au tAa' tao PaoNo appreciate my sketchef q
Pacific slope but you aud / and eyorv otis.
Californian know that I havo not half douo JUS
'eo :" ~ 1uo!eo''' ooueoe''ns tae mAtet1a' ~
hana' AheVo Just STUCK tho pick In, and atroos
, 1876-04-18

The death Is announced at Detroit yester-
lay Of OREsrEs AUGUSTUS Dnowssos, the
elitor Of Bfosonson's Quarterly Reoitto, dis
continued Inst ycnr. 1Io had been preacher
rnccessivcly In tho Presbyterian, Uniyersalist,
and Unitarian denominations, then became
an avowcd infiael, aud later convert to tho
Roman Catholic faitl. His writings, numcr-
nus and able, followed tho varying benta of
his religious belief, md his death at tho nge
Of rs years closed busy life.
, 1876-04-18


.~m sys roA'iS '1 no' oniy iua'heFen. 70
h,a ,,;as.,,os. @ M 20 sn Aoss ., sun. wv pioo. -
.n,,,,1a ~ IT, ~ nuu'.'''a' ''e'o '7 "
1,r ,ln t,,ar ~, ,>.,,....a .a.A.A,...o.s' ~.
The Hon Joscr,1 Msn,,r. In faov,ra NV .nro .mn,.
tho most valuable:
!: 10 oeaueaed 70 mr. OF unavailable ssses, tax
oonsr,stors, xourhar0 ~ sh,ot s,Ioso1, r.,
upon the Comptroller By tho Do1rd Of publlo works.
anu ahpath' amounting to 5000
.. oApEtaHo IN LILO IFcahufy IN Eonle1t1Hnc0 Of
aAnEa tofstcattou amounting In oycr h,lf ml1I,o,
tmt,a 7,cn ..,. so.a1 " ossr *l's"o"' Ut IA
w So'iE'eAoAAN Ao" tap At'eAt IQuoN
tax'eestieates, can bo put down ~ obts against tho
''sy.i H., ,.,.,, .-.
.dmlnIsraton rim nmnneos ~, ~ hs a'u, % asa usan ~
'leplor.blo shape H. Thoy h.d bson carried On upon
widely ezendod crodlt sys.s md in point Of taet
'Do e'1pos'1Ipn Rxa 4q. w.4 het''y u. esakfap' "a.
- "u' u"1ha' ~ niS report III npr'l' 16'4'
s" a,,"ssa % T.. ~, ns.o se "u'o.."o,e .""n INK p's-
1A@'o7 ~ AAio ai'@4aH VI oAiJ S1uo3ufuY SHOW
, 1876-04-18

sqnandored. Instead Of being Appticd to ,hst,
legitimate nscs. They will pay up whsn hs j.
out. Al 1t is evidons, therefore, that thu oplv
Obstacle which standa III tho way Of tho i'm.
proremcnt Of tile clty's lnanccs ia Co1y1s him.
solf, tho Mayor should remove him At ouce
Tho poople should aid him To-day l,y oleotfnR h
honest Common Council, which Will help him r
got Co1ylN ont
, 1876-04-18

Some people have m erroneous notion that
1t requires ninoty days residence in ward to
ontitle citizen to voto. But it only takes q
rosidence Of thirty days in tho ward for that
purpose. Bear this in mind,
, 1876-04-18

subterfugo would furnish him with IN or.
tonnahon for l,fs continued usurpntion. It
haa fai1cd. Now lot Co1v1N deposit that roa.
ignation With Judge WALLACE within twenty
four hours, M ho agreed to do in hia lottor to
. tho Committee. This will enable him to 20
out Just at tho time h1r. HoYua shall DO
elected.
, 1876-04-18

Negotiations which hayo boon pending for
some time bBtwcen tho Government Of Al.
rHoSso md tho Vatican hive been broken
of, the Madrid authorities informing those
Mt Roma that Spain will abide by the Con-
conlat Of 1861, excepting only that clanso
which guarantees religious unity. Madrid
now awaits further propositions from the
Head Of tho Church.
, 1876-04-18

Tho MAyoralsy uaurpsr, In closing hfs howl,
requests those Who have not paid their ta1os to
do 80. Doss ho not know that tbeY intend to
pay up just ~ soon ~ he Ia cut Ut oillco : They
do not pay now, because they have 10 eoafId donco
Ia him or his bumnsFn, They do not pay now,
because they do not want tha,s tases x.olsa and
, 1876-04-18

Tho whole country will witch the battlo
between the people aud tho bummora to-day
with peculiar interest, especially in tho greas
cities. II tho people Of Chicago win tue
fight today, it will encourage tho people
elsewhere to oppose the bumnlers, thieves,
aud ta1 -caters, aud smash their combinations.
Do not disappoiut them.
, 1876-04-18

During tho past year over SEQ, 900 of
United States taxes have been collected in
tho Intcrnal-Rovenuo District mauaged at
present by Supervisor MATruEws, and COM
pretending the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin,
and Michigan.
, 1876-04-18
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, 1876-04-18

Ata Republican Club moctiog In ths ThIc
teonth Ward, on Saturday night, Nj. A. Ii.
Wn1oitT, leading anil iniluonlial nombsr Of
tho Doard OF Trade. Nas nominated for Alder.
man. Should 10 bo elected, we predict that b.
will make 0 Iirst.class nlembor.
, 1876-04-18

1lora aro rcporIa that CLARK LITE may b.
scratched more or less In tho South Diviasou
whore ho ia not much known; but in the Yea
Division, whero everybody Knows him, It is b.
Hcyed lo will run tar ahead Of his Ticket Hc d
u solid clsi:en." aud ono Of tho laigost sa1
payers III tho Wpst Division.
, 1876-04-18

Look hcrol After you havo voted, just
reflect aud SOC il you can't think Of come
person who is likely to neglect voting. Go
for him. Fetch him to tho polls, md put
tho right ticket in his hands and sec it
rofn
, 1876-04-18

TuTM1LI Is n sound Lawyer, and bold. utra!Rhtfot
war'l man, And will, rs City Attorney, work Iu han
nouy with thu low reform Common Couucll, Ypta
for h!n.-Epehity journat.
II FRAME ADAMS ia oloctcd ho will do all In bib
power to prevent the usurper from bout
bounced. Keep that IN mud vhio voting,