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/ ArTEurr TO TERnoR1zE ALDERMEN.
There WIS n meeting at AtJJlcr,s Hall. corne,
of ca1;,,- stra.t s,a Sa-th a,,a,,,, ~ s..a.,
~ seuS" 'eA s.lee' anu Sostn AVENUE last even
dying flame Of Colvinism on the North Side,
and to resolute against the course pursued by
Ala Iireonh,r+h v,1ao and Rosa, A. III
1an.,on ~ ;..ar,,+ % t;na.aa sse;,,.,sa ~
tisans, led By designing -and unscrupnlous men,
the meeting was a SUCCESS, If mere noise and the
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~. go 49,, 1atsa~ w s.at.a ~ ' .ha % 80 s,eH 49,.
nary @ W. f D. colvin % we ' there re moved about @
| him a circle of choice satellites, fit men
| in evcrv resnect tn constitute bis hodv-cr,rd
r..,a ra,po-o,, or7 1oa Eor~ost oooo;, s7,nIot,
Snaeiey ea'ne'on ano 'oe sol1es' aeeo"'a.l1cu
ColTin to the meeting, and whcn they arrived
they we're welcomed By such blatant b}ather-
skltes as A!d. "Mte ana e1-Atd- ocnaIner<
The crowd cheeFed FoclteEousiy At signals from
German leader on the stage. When Ms hand
went up the cheers ascenoed rom 1he coarse,
ceased. It was very well regulated, and not
once during the whole evening Gu an appeal
to the worst pre]udlces of the audience escape
the speakers which Was not noticed by this
mamnlated the crowd accordingly.
The meeting was called to order at S:ao, and
George +: Zcrngibel called upon TO preside.
Charley Cameron was invited to lead Of. He
arose and smilingly came to the front: He said
they had met as free Americans, representing
law and order and recognizing government
They we're present to protest against the reTo-
lutlonary actions q certain 1actaons oeIcrm1heo
| to overthrow the C1ty government. Ihey we're
present to Uphold aud maintain law, and m to pro
| test against violence and mob-law. They were
present to oeno1nee trai1ors, pc tney alae1- !.i
nien Or others. towns governments, nc saiu,
MaS lae Ioselnnos l .1a ms.u1eu '.a W 1a1S,. lI".
Gevn ~aS e 9ny %hn Ia ha %ho hco, ~S h,d
mayor. tNAse:tts.I - uIs nAu JUL = pao NY l
eInmcnt' anu ne nau t pseh th oao S, Saayor, WY
olun'I 0ls accusers Specify Iaei5 G1.uges, nou
not come o4t an u ga genae1 ~ way y,,b91;n u5 81 ne
Mn1tAaea, 1 tney e1o,u ~ .,a ~ o..
power L14s Gus "aa TN atss 1;t5 4han
Iooae1l. Mhat nas lne lastes m.tu t4!.,ena ene
Hothng WY LA 4,-o,, hi,,sa14 ;t ~
h pecaase ~ ~ monu LUZ tA1'" 'lA's'1 1n'o I'''
po'onls y. .ue - ,,-,,
who had complained to him Of the low SALOONS,
and wanted them replaced BY beer.palaccs- Col
vim had indignantly spnrned re Demand inc
sllk,stoek1ngs Toa1a pronapM ..,l3;eh nieh uon
ten OF police espionage over their houses.
Colvin had said that he knew neither poor nor
rich, and for this the TOW had been kicked up.
It vas q war mol py me poor AGAINST Ing t1en'
but by the rich against the poor. Tie property
owners were determined to rule, and ne was
present to protest against 1t az olgarchieaL
Would they stand this. lCres OF "No."I
Charley next vent into tedious history Of
considerable attention to The press whose attacks
on poor Harvey and his course be stigmatized
rs everything that was bad. he charged Mr.
Hn9 Sa Ssfg e. once eBs Woa baTe 10
tendency to continue Colvin in power until
April, 1877. What had converted hilna It had
been charged that the new eharteF IT, was ca carried
by balotbox stung but eowafy aS the pa
2sers dared to Harry
D. Colvin OF any participatl9n, silent or act1Te,
in this ballot-box stufhng The people we're IN
this position: they had appeaieu from tne ue
eon 81 ng 70 ,as IL
buckram as Leonard SWEET, Writ Dexter, and
Elliott Anthony talk about being ready to
shoulder musSets, and nc, Cnarley' naa ln.f
mated to them that about fifteen Year, IT, ago
shoulder muskets, but they didn't DO any sueh
thing. The history OF the petition Tor man
damns before the Supreme Court was discussed,
and the Hoync men denounced for acting II oP,
position to it, DECISION These men had not s paia
VINO pA1D THE TAXES, ASTHow:
The poor men, and yet these sllk-stocklngs had
mad mad tns csf9 oe tie % city, ss The % niy BEEN
called tax-eaters- He would call the silk-stock..
ings tax-dghters, law-brcakers, denouncers OF