The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

anu tlNtc. IN que season TIC testimony was
closed ard the defendants insisted that It
should be filed with the Court, but Caulaeld re-
fused. ana rule To compel hun VAS prayed for
and resisted. The Court, however, granted It,
and the testimony was 1cd. but wnen the
papers got hold Of It and printed IT, tho dis
coN"rN was made that II had been expurgated,
aud some Of the most damaging parts affecting
FWweil left out. An examination Of the CORY
az nled showed that tins must have been done
with Cdulueld's knowledge aud consent. u he
iact however, was CLEARLY proven by the evil
dence az filed that Farweli was a partner Of
Trusseil in his gambling house, and that
crooked games were the rule there rather
than the exception.
OTHER INFLUENCES
The foregoing sketches Of the prominent in
divtduals who have controlled Federal appoint-
ments In northern Illinois. ana manipulated
municipal affairs and managed county and state
politics. show now closely tue local Ring is al
He'd To the Galeua coterie. and what vast
nnu n the two combinations could WELD
ooth here and In Washington. But to compre-
bend the fun strength Of the Influences which
were ar ayed on the side OF the Whiskey Ring,
and against Secretary lIristow, 1t must be re-
membered that the manufacture of whiskey
was one Of the principal Interests Il Chicago. The
something like 10000 bushels Of grain were CON
sumcd daily, when all the establishments were
running ~ their full capacity, ana the product,
| 10y the Western process of Oscillation. from this
quantity OF gram. would approximate to 5000
gallons OF spirits Der diem. Inis mammoth bust
nesa ol cpuf- CAV. ehpl oNment 70 a vast NUM-
Der OF people, aud put Ia circul ttion n great
deal Of money. Tue dealers m gram and tho
shippers were very deeply Interested In tue sue.
CcSsiul management q a business which con-
cetnec them SO nearly. Indeed, with that
enthusiastic local ptlue whicn ~ SO charac-
teistc OF the ope OF chic igO, the en- ire com
munity manifested the liycliest interest In the
growth and prosperity Ot the wniskey business,
and II was one Of tue things to whicn the Ch-
cagoan pointed with ride, as he did to the
growth and progress OF the city itself. Tho
stranger wuuli be told with marked emphasis
that Chicago alone Iaid into the national Golfers
from the tax on wni-,cy II arIy SfjUOOU,O aunii-
ally. II the Government was being robbed of
a. many millions every yer by tau sumo msu.
by the mnuuia ture Of crooked whiakey. the
u Ias liar mi HfH.s at hs
them.
THE ORGANIZERS OF rnE WHISKY RIsG.
But the men WI, have Teen making crooked
whi-ke m Cmcico aid not Ofg iuize Ring. ihe
lead, r and man ger. OF the RcpuOlicn Party
! are res onsinle fug that work. As far back ~
/ ISIS. wien Grant was the candidate a. the he
| party awaited theus, Ives Of his ufl renee with
Mr.. Rollins. the then Comnissioner OF lntcrnI
ReNciue. o. .nGurU that official to remain 40 he
| head OF the internal Revenue BurcuI until after
the election There could have been tut one
object IN the minds Of Gen. CIR ut and his parry
friends wncn they made THIS request, and that
was TO prevent general cnanse uf local rev
enue oihcers The wniskcy men were ,onifiO-
/ utins hucraN ont 81 their PROFITS on Illicit
spiuts 60 the Repuuli'..n camp i'm fund, ana "A
chan-e IA tAc mead II the Intern ! Keyenae Blu
/ rcau mi. ht have led To the detection uf the
! wnskey frauds. ANA thus cut "a supplics from
tnls source. Again. in 49,, the whiskey Rinls
! Of IT. l. luis, Chicago, Milwaukee. ma else
! where we're sses-ed heavily, ana they contrib
uttd PROMPTLY, not only to local tupai-. fun 4s.
| but also 10 the treasury of the National IX,cu'
| tive Committee 81 the Rel uuhcdn party. l. 1t
| at ali strange that she men VINO uai liSeI r.rt
! OF tueir steAings to retain tue Republican uaity
| ia power should conCiu-e that .hey had earned
| tne i.ht t. steal molcf
| In 1873 the Republican party IN this city was
| dismcmuefea by .he purt4nicdl element % u
attempting 10 cui .rce un,"lc.e city ordinances.
! Iuis was Uut the d, gnnini TIE Temperance
agitators were Diet .rnined To force the Leci-a
tur" to bass very STRINGENT nc Use laws aud also
| To Droutuit 10y statutory enacfueut- the upeuiug
| OF schucizeu parks aud other pl tCe. OF amuse-
ments on Sunday. The Hon. Joseph MeIul
/ VINO vas thcn Mayor Of ChiC -. "A iViseu strong
| y against tui- pyhrN, Out the radical leader II
| the marty would not listen to his advice. The
! Dem Gratis mad ncen III hopeless minority Tor
mSny We rs and witn their natural aversion To
! ptritaisul. they vcrN rcauti1 agreed To Commune
/ VITA the Germans ana Il feat tue ltepuuilc ~
! ticket. Lucy, hoNeNer, sunervd the uis.hected
! Germans ana Inueucudeut Rep 4Ohcat> - take
! the itaa dua manage the cam pdgn. TIE major
! ~ oi candidates on tue Peoples ticket we're
! Rrrunli-iu-. uicu VINO hld acted with th,t or
/ gaulItIou from It's formation. Anton &. tie.
] .tug, " nus t0' Miller. aud Jake kehm werc
among the le dug spirits oi tue movement
OF r-c the wli-fty uien, dlstillcr-. rcctIher-.
! brewers, Wuule-ale dealer. AM retail uraitrs,
ali c'ntuDnied u the CAM ai-n fund. kehm
and Miller h4l been more or less Identified with
/ tue manufacture Of whisk-, Tor man, years.
/ Gni AZ tnat imc toth ot them wer, either Ill
ryttp or inGis. cay cns ,scI ia ths business.
lacy WIN iieslh- > concurrence assessed the
| ul~ttlicr- So 90, and Cutltrtci tue money. Far
we'll ~ ara. and Reed did NJ, act open, WITH
! tie ie 'i4rs uh.N, nlt AZ was wen KNOWN Were
! thtT p, lapdtAIe> were. Inc Democrats mad
g,uc into tne movement fpr the purpose Ol uis
! i"lhAi the lcpunhcan I"riN. und Win tue
/ hope tutt the GERMAN element wu.li turi,ly
/ Dv rhc "r-Ecd .t."ard u at with their o.
gahlZ lt''h.
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