, 1876-04-12

FONl bE1 E9Us
oont eee why ho need DO Afraid. fLaushs4aJ
NOV: fent!emon, be telts you that TO iaT H c3
h,s eide: let him submit bis Casa u ths 90
nres tanana corfsTrhehqf oq h' ooaamissIon ts -
P10pos!tion. .na i ii public moestne.
Lsushtosl Now tho trouble that haa ARISEN
.Io ,nN re- T. that Nsyor covin elaiu.s ht
e1eSt'oa an'1er tho la' that waA PASSED. b7 the
:, sTurriNo OF DAL1.or.noxEA.
He fnund hia poeist0n through the tostru.
msnsalt! Of h,s :ronas (1auc1,ter1. sad ho can.
opposed to shifting tho balIot-5oxes, but boT
can ho stop otheEa from atuf{lng tho bailot-box
Mhon theT a:urfcd tho bal'ot-boxsa for him :
os NoT sfsor r. .y tI1oy stutIod tho osot-bo1es fo1
Their answer 10 hin, IT, Tvs h.vo stuffsd ri
YOU hnd now wc proposo n etul1 iitt1o foe our
stlvcs."' Consequently thu. aJetem Of frsudu.
lens voting has besn continued from that fsnt
continue 50: And vhat be proposes Z nor wi il "a
carry enough to sustain him ia bis placo. who
cTos rccomuenda him as Mayor recommends
100 siuhlnG; aud when we talk 70 him
men @ that override tho Law Of tbs city.
What does hs toll rs lie is going 10 have thd
o!lice; an wo can't do ANYTHING asstnst 1t. Ho
e1stance 10 I'LL
CALI. otr THE SECOND nEn1MEnr.
That rcsnark witt yory mach amply to i'll znias,a-
pc friend James !suesau.n. It's aaid tue rs
lion was pu. down,-.nd tho people OF ChIcsxu
havo Fos to help along. All tic poopIo want ID
to nndsrasand tue truo Issue. aud tbs true issua
L ths election OF tho right kind Of Aldermen.
OF DomocrAts. uo want sctlyo hooest tnon, Va
Want mon that wi!i 80 for ths right Of tho poo-
Rto q ChlcaSo to o!ccs thc!r own Mayor; and, II
~. Co!vln wants to run for Mayor. We ni1l lei
fTip n tIA
boz. [Chocr6.] l1eto IN tha First Ward Is thd
ThormopylR; and don't want man to telI tuo
lc IL Al antt-ColVin man, aud thon 70 for t1ts
Aldermen. The Scripture Is plain and emphatic
manr OF my Christian friends horo iu thia ward.
"No man cnn sctro two mastorg."
Tou cASSoT 90 roa WARREN AND IoNo JOHN
On tho .smo ticket, [LannEhEer and chocra.l
| elect Warren tn the Fifat Ward You dfafranclisx
| tho Nard. Ono nlAu votes ono way md tha
| other votes tho other: E1cnso me Tor alludlns
Of ths campaign, and CALI upon rny Christian
friends 10 20 With us. II tha Law in God aervo
| Him, hnt Il tls ds7l, 20 for hlta. [Chaers and
| Now my friends. no:tce man on both Cam.
pagn Committees that arc In Bynpa.1y With thia
E.cas movement against this spirit OF lawleas-
t netn: and to nr Cllriat1an friends aGhin com.
n1end lnsEe scripsaro-.ho 7th chapter Of
Joshua.
But, befofa Long john had chance to hurl
bis BerpsurMl quotssion 1t tho audience, thess
WAS an 1ntossnnt'on IN she ahapo Of =
| LOUD CRASH
At The back Of the main Stand. portion Of ths
platform went down. and = sennc OF uoise and
habbuo followed. Anidut the nolso Long John
1oare& OUT
I am going on. gentleman, and you can't stod
ms; .: lou may mao al tho uolso you raat 70:
to spsas herr Ia Chicago 4ay that old
Joshua never succeeded until Ae throw the
Acchans al overheard, aud yoa have got to lostn,
fApptAuso.] l don't want man to talk to ma
uEe OF my caasiuC vote, find there ia \ man
going into tho Common Council tha: maker
money or wants to lnake u1oney. II ha
thinks enough OF tia: oo!co to pay
ssrates, lis mama from nv .scko.,
and want you Al! TO do tho same tt.ug.
| 10 nuMNEns BnAtt. He ELECTED
TO tbs Common Council fCheors.1 Now. then.
Chicago has ovor bc66 ID sood ~ go!d, The
Mayor at Chicago ony had to telegraph to Nav
YORK thst ~ h. ho wanted mouey, aud r!,e money was
| reAdy Tor pita. How is It now? Whr, you arc
! ttaveEtiug the whole United States OF America.
1n e1ory bso'es'a shop iu tho country .bero ID
tome Chicago scs'p put up for eale, nnd nobody
The crowd by this timo WAS surzing back and
forth, and pressing towards tho main stand.
I.ong John saw 1t and said;
Now, gentlemen, wo ars going to organize
I LApeblAk uteE ~ VIC 0sQbS Gnu OF k4e
hail. aud it you aso roaly to heas mo stay
! Aere: IL you nant u hoar anybody elsa moro,
| 80 over thcEo. l havo cuough in mo tor tuontY
| speeches. (LsuEhterl
feetly terrible lam and runycd aouty aud with
muoh difficulty to the south ond of tho hall. Dut
Long John kopt want h1dleuco before him, and
won't on as follows:
sss not paid, aud your Echooi-.eachers ass not
paid
| WHAT DOES coLsIx sA12
| lie sa7s the people won't pay taxes. How il
/ It out in OUT country touns all over the State
fhoy pay their taxes there, and thsy have law
yora enough III thor employ to bo able to lit up
= tax-lIst that can ba coIfoctol. tCheers.l Mo
nlsn has right 70 tnko charga Of bts own law.
Iho attorney C2!y!n las Eos in h's employ can't
| Hon Is tue taxes aro 10 high Son cannot pay
property By law, aud anybody who takes your
mouoy has got 70 take 1t b7 law aud. II Tho lawa
are good why don't l,o ges tho taxes aud pay
the poiIcemen7 The truth IL that thoro arc two
vays Of collecting our tazes-ono legal, tho
other Illegal. The legal NAY IL what you rsad OF
IN tito bcripturea-n straight and nhrToW May.
You hayo to 50 through n small gate.
nrAAEna COULDN'T GET THROUGH
there, but co!vin ia on the llegaI the broad WAY.
AND. with his thousands Of humtners, viii sako
that broad road that Ieadu to damuation.
Now, my fellow-cltizcns, propose thai II Mr.
CofTin stops tho schoola uo shall parade ali our
scholars and bring them 10 hta Office and lot the
hitn 20 reslgn. Laughter and App!Auso.1
| Also7 mo in closing, gentiemea to aAy that
aee from all Of you here tho spirtt Of '76. Nov,
jnst DO guided W tho Wisdom and By tho p1u-
dcpce Of 10, and Ill will 10 right.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
| Tukv MEAN Dus1HEss.
At tho conclusion Of John WontMo1sh's