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, 1876-04-11

ia tae Editor Of TAs Chteaqo Tribune,
CHICAGO, April l0.-Undor tho above head, In
q little artsclein Sunday Tn1uusE, l s.atod what
conceived to 10 tho remedy and proper course
TO PURSUE In order to set aside tho late Bouth
Town election, VIZ, 10 bring tho matter into
court aud hayo the election declurcd void,
On account OF failure to comply with the Elec-
tlon law lu Two or more Of its plalnest roqniro-
,ueuts,-that Of numboriug tue ballots Of count
INK the ballots and declanug tho result bofose
Adjournlug; and TINT OF allowing tho legal
voters p1esout at o'clock ln the morning to
elect tho Moderator or Judge OF tho election at
each Of The polling-places.
This latter WAS not done, to my cofthtn knoWI~
edge aud that OF at loast ttty other eltizens, at
shs PRINCIPAL poll.uGT!ace, 2H la6allo strc9t-
the most important OF all the pollsnR-
places. Aud bs!!sye It 10 proved thst the aaIlc
Illegal proceedings took place nt other precncts M tho
town. Thexo three facts ought to 10 sufficient 10 y!
tiae and auuul The vholu thnK. aud would, no dovh
] u An honest arciS!ou could 10 bad.
uut there Recsn4 tn 10 "ant Of faith IN tho eourta.
papers say te courts canhot 10 reud on In such All
emergency Hutely lhs cannot spply to our Judges-
any Of thrn think. II left to tla dseislun u any
ona Of them, frola Jmh9u Wallace to Judge Gary.
would bu pctfcct!y willing to risk tie result Hlt
the t1oubls 1.-THE Jury CaAAot this eaas 70
l. 1!uply q, ,Aa.tur of law, aud ono ID which
| there Gun " no doubt no two ways. A
| Jury ehoull huvs uahug u do With the matter il
| IL ons for The Judge una tho lawyers. Dut suppose
tlsts should hayu to 10 Jury; ealuos honrsf And
iata!llgeDt jury oa txslSs man bs h.l1 Gnu n aos
, 1876-04-11
THE ULTIMA RATIO"

NASTEH ON TIE GALLoT-HO4 BIuRFEHS+
7rnns,ated from Me frois ssats,ZssunJof Of prfi TO-
The ultima rdtso rcynnl--the lna& Argument OF
Kinga-is what war has bocn called. Ilat war.
bloody coercion, raases for the last rcuort not
only for Kings, but also for people III thoir deal
ingH among themselves, history affords abunl-
ant proofs. But 1t haB bcor believed that, Ia tho
development Of lholr own rights, tho people al q
continuity mutt reject riolenco aa an argu-
mens. 1t is hold that alt questions mutt bo dis.
poBcd OF in 3 peaceful and lawful way, and that
tho uAima radio Is 10 DO sought in tho Judgment
OF tho highest cou1ta.
But what happcncd at tho town elections In
Chicago on April 4 has demonstrated that this
conviction is n,oroly an nmiab!o deluaon. For II
is upon tho Judgment Of tho highest. Court In I'LL
noss TINT small eet OF suflans hAyo based tho
n,oAt colossa! and audac,ous crime against shs
right Of citzeus Y, yoto that eau be
found in the the pnt!te saats pon1,tica! history
often. happeua that fraudulent votes arc cast
and counted genuine hus that lot Of traitors should
nuy be h,Iot Of asent ny he
sesy as @ sssa n
Lem s,oud demsnd fetEiIu.ion, aud III. ths oatssy
for hanging these exaggerated scouudrela should
they have iuAugus.ted II uothlug lew than
h3h the oyestasnina y violence Of
the lawfully conntitutcd form OF government.
At tho laine time, wh!la II u sgree on al sides that
these crlunnls ansll TO rendered harnies4 for tho
Court 81 lhnots, in deciaion which. on their part
crins against reasou. Justice, and pseceasnt.
ln tie mlttcr Of The election ot April ~ lars. when
thu charter voted on, tho supreme Court gave =
decision which w4s equivalent 70 nulhHcauon Of al
thu safeguards OF houcxt aud fair election. II vent
70 far that election may not sven 10 got eslde when
IL proved at thu nu1pbee ut fraudulent yotes u
count; for 1t held that, through such pEoof,
1t not established that of tho voDs tbs other
side not also fraudulent In othnt wortl1, It
decided that the bogus balio ssauduionuy stuffed by
acoandres ARC not only worth Just ~ Iuuct ~ tho
the validity ot thas fraudulent yotts IL accepted ui
, 1876-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho Mayor yesterday .lsruod tho following
order:
rhe Hon. Il. f. Gotdti', city JG:rshat-DEAn 61n:
Whereas at tho recent town eecttun In 6ouh Chta$p
q RroAa outrage was committed on the rights OF tho
pcopo b5 tho fraudulent Substitution Of pl4cr ballots
for tsso rns by tic electors, TO secure the rGai ro-
turn Of officers who not tho choice OF the ma
lorssy. e. the public opinion, apparently
much excitement haa arisen in consequence, and ~
opportunity u afforded 10 designing men 10 tnau9nrato
disturbances which 1nsJ seriously endanger the public
force under your command to SEQ tlat Tho public
order ia maintained, and to hold themselves rea1i
to provent any breaches Of tho peace or threat
cund violence. -....-
1t IL probsbtc TINT tho prompt resignation Of the
oEcera ratnsnnl.as elcctoI at said eloetlon will rc.
move any rretc1t for disorderly proceedings, but
deslro yoM to take AL proper precautionary nsasses M
men stationed nt tho several voug-placcs, aud lmna-
atacly discharge from tho forco oil WHO have 10 any
manner conn!yel II Rah rep.tcd Frauds or othorw!so
been guilty Of misconduct. Respectfully youre,
- -" II. .. CoLs1H, A1ayos.
, 1876-04-11
NOTES.
RYIz-Yz - xf e. 4 . ~ n A b4Sf4


oAhrAios fAnAdnAFH''
Send Dana to CINCINNATI IL tue cry ffom Mas-
aAnApsetsA then gend him TO tho 8onAte..-~,-g-
VIII ,.on15 n.ro thorntt N,o ,,t ,non.rhur.
WV W. n.S ~ ,;," ] ~ III IN hIr,t
1e", Noeu-Ma4 l!a ~ n!uen p'9ooS-en Az ".''
zero darlaon, tno eo'o4ea amnesty nan tton
Alabama, 10 to bs EenominAted with huTcah.
rh.y ido eay that camoron Il, fosd,nu both
ron.,i,, .,T MAYA, iii; 1.,.n .,ons, and IN,
t~,a. tI,a i.st r,emnmt r. ,,t,,nu t,s Tann.
ssls.nia ssuuur a. aoian siSn nv aonnotofv oiar
1sHao.A uo'sse''ua ~. t't ss1'o'oas o;e.'
Justin s. Morrill,! and Noscoo OonkiinS Wleh 70
hAvo II known that they DID not votc against Tho
nsrsne asm.;ttvensra ehnnt thjs ilttio tnatt"r
Mr. l1alatead dpaa not zee anything Alarming
In Morsons strength, ana uoes n9s @ eona!aet ain
aposHibt!tty. Still, It ~ true shhs tho majority
of.thc Mississippi loleKatio;i y lor Morton. Mr..
lsodhbld writes 10 tIis otlccs.
II in srrprleinR Low unanimous Tho Whlshy-
1,InR prgssLk Representative Of which 'oAn 10
fouad In ss. Lou.s, Chicago, milwaukee,. and
Dea htoIneH, 1a.,-ls intts Instrumentation Of Hecro-
, 1876-04-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.

MAS5hCHuSE! ] 81
THE RECENT GATHERING OF nnisTow NEruD-
~ r,tssss.
AteS.o. .......
Special corrt'bo'tdt'fcs Of Ihe Chicago tribune.
Sru1SuF1rLp, aInHs., April 8.-The recent
..t.-,r,, ~ 1,r,at,,x ,l,,nb1i,,ra ~ yvo,,cp,o,
satAo1NR VI !'4'0so" !'ot"o'te"''a Ut ""teu''oA'
which rcsulted In M address, to the Republicans
of Tho State urging thom to uee tlcir best oiorts
~ ~ 80 '1 W ~ e',
fof ihe solection OF q ;ilfst-osasS oeiegaaon 70
tho Cincinnati Convention, has met With no
pariicr}ar aicns OF pnprorol outside OF
l,Ai ''Iu'ni o'b"o att1"'"' a.'"o W
tho circle Immediately Interested. LILO moro
prominent s.euera OF tho address ase
80 n..,,sS,. ~, oyes,,4.. 49,. n p.1s.
e1-ooV. Nu!loek, or Worcester; John y: laid
win, editor Of tho Worcester Spy; John d.
Long, Of AngLa1n Speaker Of tho House OF
Representatives.; James Russell Lowell; OK
Attorney q on oral Churiea Allon the Roy. James
M EEeeman Gaske Mho msde quite @ comm0.lon IN
tile STATE convention o. 1aft When Hntlot was
. canuldato for tho dubernatottal nomination,
by inBiBkiuK on tho right to "bot " an objections
able nomination; Edward L. Pferce. Of Milton,
brothnr 81 Conrrrs.,nn m Harry r. pferco. Edwnrti
Altman I'm wclistnnwn nolItirol cconnmnf rrsa,-
Amt stoarn. ~ a,nhcr.t oo11 wh sir 81 hi pro.
1ouaor.. smt y n.asiont Eh.Iisonsno ~ ,v,Ilt.ma
Eoi,crc wifi, fonr n Tia nssociafcs in Inn facu1,y Thu
, 1876-04-11
RAILWAYS REMEp1Es..
OVARIAN ''U]N0R
OF. TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED NJ
DR. RADWAE'S REMEDIES.
NiEs AND BOWELS Fob TEN YitAhs. IVA

KiEa AND Bo7yELa FOR TEN YitAAs. IVA
ArN AnnoN. Deo. y, in
.Dn: hApwATs That othcrs may bs bsusItted. nsh
have had "a Ovarian Tumor 10 tbs 0sArlss and box,,
for ton JeafS ried ths bsst ph5aciAna Of this rte,sr
nthnr1 without sny bonntt. It WAS Hrn1rk at sct fsI%
III that could not have llFed ruch longer. feods
mine induced mo to fty Radwas's 1somchrs. lid ss
.nnph faith Ia them, but aalys Aftsr much dobeatn
iparehssod n. bottles ot TBS s.ol.ont, Two bs,s,
oatAny tpp1rnnt benefit, determined .pnraeysrr
sed tweits hotes Of ihs Itosal.onl two ths NJ
its and two bazps Of tls. Boors thoy wore soas Sn
issntiaasa 4 ass ts medicine NTH IA, ~. ,ha,
fonths. and dutfng thst t5 lost fotr lvo poundt II =
~ !o'k threc nzqu 6oltca nf !l!s losulrcn iii b.
tlea nsilef. and si3 X k"!as rt thr ptiis: ~"
FL 81 at a Ts % s n, .'eo Sft L M Ct y1sshGa IT.;
your wonderful 1nollclne fcci ccply tnJoted Id ~
Ii his bun to nv. tsxnotll hIlN. Il. q. GililiSs
Ars. lhbin', who makes tho shove certificate /, III
rarbnn for sEatn requested Tdu u aond medleInsI
Jhlst 1a.b. Tho nnolnns aDTs Atatud bonsht
with tho pton at What hee 81 ~
may sny that i!ot statomenth correct uhoq! ushae
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Athor, NiI.,
This rnhy oeftlf1 that Hrs. Htbbins. who make, =,
nhove cerfcaos Ii aud as hesn fat many yoifs III
k1nwn to tho facts therein stated undoubt Nh
and un1snIaby cotroot. Any ons WHO knoNs Mn BR
biht will !,clls e ts, !tt1 stAtetsns. a !.:.,+
'''S'e1' siAiiX Uu0kKN. L. i. roNnS, NinSSn
, 1876-04-11
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.


There vas Joint meeting Of tho Republican
cttv Central Committee and tho 1cpublican
candidates for city Offices, At tho headquarters,
on tho cornor Of UIark aud Lake streets, yostor.
daY morning. Among others present wcro Phl
uoyne, II. Z. Dcrickson, @. Il. Wilson, Arthur
Dixon, Caspar 13usz, Elliott Anthony, Avery
Moore. II. II. Thomne, Norman Williams, WILL
ard Woodland, and 11onsy Graoucbaum,
The uooting waa cnllod to order by Elliott
Anthony, who road tho list Of members OF tho
Committee, md also Of tho Campaign Commit
tee. most of tho latter being present. He then
mado few remarks on tho object
Of tho meeting, stating that the Central
Committee 1ncant bnsinoas, and VA PREPARED to 60
% ni Il T. was al To- ista for opuSeans to withdraw my
' yenton. No @ tietet va over Nominated vhsh esvo
satisfaction 10 everybody sud wiilc criticisms were
general tIeka. On tho wola was COOL one anu should
receive tho support Of all lie would fay aomes sn
st an so eS or nsn I ahe r
iicrnbilcans ia the wsri. They would support "ens-
Mr. ~ T. % Mains thought 1t wa. no. he par. Of 'as
Central Committee to interfere VIII xaf s Iassgfa a
inus ~ snasasSf seeosea 'bs bg and
MIR. rhll 1Ioync moved That shn Clty CeM.ln Gom
asS os;.san. sna .1s wets lss5
on1 aoisGnrr. and hs motion was uaiiy, alter aomo
discussion, loht
| The mectiug then adjourned.
TIE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
t,cn nrocceart! 10 hold separate ncenR, and organ.
izrI uy etecttng George g. 1Tnssing Chairman, and
! Mof II N. Woods Secretary. dan. II. II. iAo1n3s
| was elected AsslRtart Secretary.
with reference to calling nassmcetinRs, sha!e W.
tomo discussion, and i WA resolved to hoid auch
in motion Of AID. schahnes, tho Committee Ee-
4oyed TO co-opcrato with tho City Central commitco
during the campaign.
On motion OF AIaj. wooils, tho Committee was In
gtructed to correspond with all netnters Of tho Com-
nt.co not present and ascertain whether they would
eesye.
it was moved by Nj. Btephens that tha Committee
meet lAiy during tho enmpaign. Tie mutton l,ro-
After somc further discussion the meeting adjourned
until this afternoon.
Tho candidates on the Republican city ticket hnld
meeting ycsefdav afternoon at headquarters to COIL
Bult M 10 the amount OF expenses necessary for
Carrying on Tho campalgn. Tho meeting "Rs private
, 1876-04-11

ell III order to rttan control Of tho city aiser ts Nay
elont!on, but, ovins to tha vigilance Of th' ne-
gabl'csn. and ths .sedf.st oppos!tion, 4, st ;sws
Ia suah unjuat sntaAnrn, shs effott has nat se-
ee4ded. Tonight tbs Isat night npon which sash
dsared resnlt befots the sppfesohns teeton. 4 Re.
publican majority will be returned Ia Nay vltaons
fail. "''
, 1876-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.


spsetat Ubpateh to 1as cAitaoo Tribune,
ltocKronp, Ill.,, April 10,-1he 1rohiblionists mado
rlc1n scoop in Rockford to.lny. 1hoadcs, TIM rso
hibitton candidate for Mayor was elected by a6o ma-
torty, Thp following tB the Official vote: Fzs Ward,
Rhoatra 2lo, bronson l62; Second Ward, nhoadcs
go, bronson 1e4: Third wasd, lthoadca 1ls, Dron.
son ia; Fourth Ward, nhoades 1s5, bronson l42:
Firth Ward lthoades lso, Bronson 80; Sixth Ward,
Naoadea I'll, nsouson u; Seventh Ward Ahoadcs
1?2. bronson %. Aldermen-second Ward, Gilbert
rsohl1o mi ss,o5 TeF,y :n1e e'1.s 'ss: ny
l.. Woodraa ito; sixth w.fd. Harris uarnutn, Pro-
ihbition Ill; Johu Lake, License, ". supsrS!sors.
eoss Tha wsn rsomas
II, n Starr ltl, Fourth Ward, George A. smith aa7
'fn srt, d,ies sess %s
II: Seventh Ward, Duncan Ferguson lsi. David La
mont wuz eloctoa Collector.
pEAnx COUNTY, I'LL.
nuops's a M Df1 xiii 1STss = Of PERI,
e'selsa dslegascs o liz ssts Gonyoataa aa. eciisd
to hold County Convention on tho alat OF Auguat.
Tbs State delegates Were instructed to vote fos Hay
eE1Eo Nc 0ther natructon4 were given, for want OF
t!nc, but 1t Il Leore that the dtegntea viii e1preaa
tho view. Of ther constituents by supporting Needles
t;ecrssary of State iut lc, .py, prefeEenss VIA
e1Errased for leaseaant uosernor Or Attorney Gem
DIXON, I'LL.
DIXON. Ill. April lo.-Tha NepubIlcan consrsa.onsl
day, ths ll 10 NJ tho tme aud hals of call for
Convention. Many ot ths le.dins Republicans d the
sslsr4l counttls specially Invited alo 10 attend
THE DEMocuAcY OF INDIANA.
apecfai Dlspa&cA u Jhs Chicauo Tribune.
1NntAaAroIla, Ind, April 1o-Daniel voorhees,. tho
rralis Ap1nuntlou for 4oyrruor. uo Ia - saldd ~
tunat!ouLt ~ Llndtrs Capt. :. A. @. Ntchcll. Of
99o,ts ~ so IN Tue 's h9 II
In connection with the uomlpAuon for Lieut.
Governor on the 1udepeudsnt atesnbset Ticket. fsoa
, 1876-04-11
srn, TuLEY's STATEMENT.

II ths Editor n This fhtenys 7rtbHns:
CHICAGO, April lO.--An edItortnl in The Tn1nuHL of
this 1atc scems to call for aldIt,onal statement
from mo III to tho ndyIce which Mr. Thornton claims
to hayc acted upon IN regard to his duty 40 Mtd-
orator ut tho laio town election. Tho alvtcc
which gave 'waa iu writing, md has already
been rrintoa i'll tho Tj1Hts Tho wrer Of THE Tntn"
uaE editorial, prcAuuls lad not read IT, It VIII near
Ruc construction 1t iH clalod was given to tt
by Thornton. The opinion was given upon tho TO-
qnost Of several town officers, without consultation On
my part With Mr. luut1y, and reads a. follows:
clt1cAao, April .. ls7d.-fo TUE Towr o1Enx o.
BouIH Cm1cAoo: In regard to tho canvass Of Tho
votes for tho outhTown onisals an of H. orin!on
tho plnce where tho Town Clerk acted - clerk Of tue
p9is 70 cantasa INC vo.ss enh ns tpo ,eo
Be,s, ho will receive and count. Your duty is 70 do
clare the result ruhely, md Ryo similar certificate
con Jointly with tho Moderator Ia required to bo
gvon by judges and cetta ut I'LL general elections.
II. +. TuLEr,
This II thc only opinion that havc givon on tho
subject. l:esrrottuliy, al. h. Tuley.
TRYING THE roLioEsrEN.
Tho examination Of polce officers LaudriGan and
Croak under suspension for negligence Of duty at 10A
I8alle street tho night OF tho recent town election,
Will commence at Police Headquarters tha afternoon
At g.. ~,
, 1876-04-11

cxprrs, purpose Of orHsnzIng vist1nncc Committee
10 create vacancy In those oHicea.
10 that soma nsineaa snct frz1d to move in
This matter, Ct avon "a ssy mich about It, fot fear
that Ell Phillips will take rcvonRa OH them BY raising
theIr ssseaxnnfnss. Out,upcn Ench freemtn1 They
are not ffecreD, but alAvta huggirg thctr chains.
What IL rropctty. llfe crcn, worth without freedom
= vacancy in tho 8ouh Town offices, PcacesoJ " va
can, forcibly II wo muht." FIREMAN.
, 1876-04-11


To fhs Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, April 10.-ious Expressions OF con-
tempt, and tho recoss!ty Of punishing tho ballot.
box etuflcrs and thieves who wero so prominent
10 tue affairs OF last wook, nfo meeting tho
hearty approval OF tho citlzeua on alf hands.
There ia but ono opinion preys}ont,--tbat is.
these men must bo puntahed, and tho bummera'
power broken. Tho time has como to stop this
outrage, nnd tho only way open scolnH to 10 by
enforcing tho law, founded on tho rights OF tho
peopto. This higher law. Older than any sets OF
tho Stato Legislature gives 10 man al instructive
raht to lcicud lllnhct w1lcu trol upon. This same
law is common to thing created. Shakespeare Inns
well spoken:
Tic smallest worm vii! turn when troa npnn:
Zen doves will peck in safeguard Of ther nest
wo arc, therefore, following out those tnstincta
which demand Justice for the oppressed when ~, wo
es tos sudden swift ry TsfeuSn o er9 or aor eso i.
justice IS Hoodwinked, blind, and deaf. Her own
tbroat. Wo demand that The law 10 enforced, but wo
And cur courts powerEeea. Tho hummer Ia hanger
s uae xna h ~ d eoaVic &
verIcst seoandrcl that over drew bresn Is tams T.
conn for acslon,-sharp, prompt, and docisiys @ We
10 cleared oil these scamps III twenty -four honIs With
Isusacns h ihcr name. one hundred storm. Iesolute
mcn could clear strects Of theaa oAfeEB, and tho
CsJHau OF ~ rotcn crowd nna mo cEnsen.hsattou
gals Lot tue mechanics Of Tits city attend the mass
meeting Tuesday evening aud express themselye!! Y
IfeuIood from our faInica. We feel tho etfecta Of
theso hard times in this CITY, Our ncrcats aro bound
\ up with tho cap!tahta. DIsners III crippled. Manu-
| factories arc driven nWay from tic c!sy. Ouz
employers our landlords, taxed high that hala
res aro cut down. and rents It'll keep up, and our
families suffer- because cannot earn enough money
10 give them home comforts Workingmop, the loud
du your shoulders. The money stoon from The
IL fpcnt by tlso thicyes 10 such places the uuso
Of David" " h1cGarrY'e," " Tom Foleys," md ..rha
s,uru" Arc you men 70 stand this any longor3 Then
let your 1tsscuce 10 felt In tho meeting. your
voice Heard Icnouncing theso wrongs, determined
thcy eha! be stopped though cark street shall
-'' " n r. 4
, 1876-04-11

An adjourned meeting os ,hs Democrat. .f sss
sfsrunn 10 listen Ia tic torors Of tho forty ta1pay-
srs eolscte 10 nomn.te twn candidates 70 represent
the ward ia tho Common Council! The primary eioc
ihe Committee Recommending II canIi.tes Michael
Sweeney rre,cnt Ins,mbont, .nd c1-Aid. Tom Car-
AJn
, 1876-04-11

CIIH ClFI!F AMI fALoE9'
II ths Editer nf TAs Chicago 1ritu,e:
C,t1caoo, Auril 10.-1t is 4 hopeful syrnptom
that tho solid mon and honoat citi2ons hhye DO
como alarmed et tho dangers that boaet tho city
s..,s ~. tr,r,. .,,a tho t,,}oxtno ,1..,o, st,hn
from tuo buuher anu sAe surviving o."ooo'' NV
town elections showed that they understand tho
eitualiou sho.ouchiy. RpA that thoy aro ready 10
net well and vigorously IN regard 70 H. on1 ~
tho South Town lho thtovca and bA1ot-box stuff
ora havo again cpnntcu themselves In. having
..ssnt II e11.c ,enst satcursnv srs,,ia H. dn Il
, 1876-04-11

ANuEL dIHlHEa1 IAhQs
10 ihs Editor a The chiea1o Tribune:
CHICAGO, April 10.-For thelugormRtion Of the
public, nui in tho iutorcssa OF good government.
va roqueat you to insert the following business
card, aud the accompanying tcstimouials Of Lead
lug citizens. and thereby greatly oblige
EVANS GLEASON X Co., g.
l,allot-Box Manlpulatorn.
r. s.-Exchsngcs will please copy. l., G. Co.
Tho undersigned, I'd tlillirs, s1ks Eyans Jim
fleason Pal lIysp, and Dave Thornton, encouraged
by the fruits Of honest inauhEy and aagacious enter.
sarose Of prosecuting tho business Of carrying cleo
ouY aud boy to call attention to tleF superior fac!
@ for securing ~ s;'I 1t .ly son:y ~
They ,notle.tIy bnt nrny insist Tint thsy haye rs-
tured the hrrtofoso uncertain hus'leas Of mAnipu-
asing b4lIolo1es to sccnCo, whcrnby they arc Auto
70 attain auy do4lsod results With nbsoluto certainty
10 tho Ingenious methods Aesetofoso employed IN
s o,s.s SsT hS resa icy
experience and closs application 70 business, sn1 Gun.
deatly claim To- sssnd ses,sss ~ 10 thes
regard 70 tho actual number Of ballots Gust tho wuhea
u hs majority Of tho legal voters. or tho A!ness q
Adlresa Eyans. olesson l. Co.. aoi lsshlla street,
| Chicago. Nike EyASB.
| Ed FuiLLtrs,
jim 0LEAAON,
pAT lifAn,
Composing the hrm OF Evans, dleaaon 4 Co.
From spiolH tha Thousands u complimentary toAti-
noRiA!a alowutcA nioh u within tho past fsw days
W. scee few at randcm, aud asaure tho public tAat
they fpu fat SHORT OF doing uslice, T., d. Co,
! TER1IMoNiAL1.
| Evanst Gleason h Co. arU uhrvsleA in thelt hpe.
| cialty The devil can't match 'e1n. L, l., ConuAN.
President First %srd Central Republican Club
1nrmly believe they Gnu carry an election without
| GIngls hunest yutes THOMAS HoyNE4
"pEAcEApLyI " WE CAN, FoRclBLy II WE MUST
| 70 tho Editor Of 1h4 Chtsaao Tfteun<:
CulcAuo, April 10.-f tho people OF Chicago
submit to the lato iuferunl outrage ou the bal
lot-box, they will simply publish to tho worl.
the fact that they ats totally unfit for selF-goy
ernment.
Tho meeting Tuesday evening should appolnt
Committee OF the best oitizons Of Chicago to vai
upon the baIlot-box thieyes who counted them
selves IN anl demand their reslg gnation fAii.u
iu That, to apply to the proper authorities =
haye the election IN ths Town Of 8oush Chicago q;
lstHug II hat. to ean npctug without achy fos IL
, 1876-04-11

Read "False and Truc,
wn1fsu.tk, Nsw Esst. 4atos,uAtaa se1th h1oaa"
I'LL bs aontyoa.
, 1876-04-11


CHICAGO, April lO.-I SEQ from reading your
paper That wo are to haso grand maHH-moctlng
Of law.abiding and tax-paying citizcps Mt tho
Exposition Building Tomorrow evening, atd
that aI ouch pcopo aro cordially invited to At
tentl regardless Of party distinction. Aa Demo-
crat aud taxpayer. am FREQ to cxpross tho
senttnont that will support and vote for any
good man for Mnyor, md iilowsBo Aldermen, who
are faithful, capable, and honest, making no
difference as to whothor thoy are Democrats or
Republicans. ..-.- .........
this city must be- purged OF tho bummcrs.
thievos, and gamblers at every risk aud at al
hazards, aud it is the duty OF tho ta1-payinE ctl-
znus to unto on. men OF integrity to I'll these
honorable combination IL preferable to Tho rue o! o
vampires that have fastened themselves upon e sas
o. ao & ana @ Gss III s rom aea an swer s
horde OF robbers. We might ~ well fold our arms hnd
submit to further Insults md plnnte, until iswcro
better for to property at Ill han haV0 70 DO
lccccd out Of all our just oa1ninEs-
The tlno has como when th1eas mud denunciation
tirowue; @ tas. Eotbne but we'll orsanisod Vigilance
oss rsaay Il momss nru W ~ar.in to s.ecao sannsry
pun!shmcnt upon these vie ssoundres WI hayo tnc
desired effect 10 1rtng them T. - sense Of ahs.F H.
other such Outrage as they dl In our last eeeou We
will giro them such tssto ot cold stset and hos ead
now Is tic best sino tor IT, and rathcr than hare This
informal mob 10 govern Il wero better foE The tax.
LntieufA c4tIxeps to clay tho Inst OF
tneso brlgands or run them. clear ous of sho
city. No peoplo have patiently endured what
Ut New York were not any wotso In degree than tue
Colyin crev Of ch!eago. Enormous taxes have been
tiyciy, 70 show for Il. Such Naturalization as we
have Ind under Tho Colyin regime u burleequo uron
and Of right ought 10 control tho property and munici
Of Chicago do not resist even to tho point of
tho bayunot tho thiev1ng incu1sions upon our CITY
and pl,lcred out OF their last dolAr Tbdn lot III
not only rally TO tho Exposition tomorrow night, hui
also to The y0ng precincts Of tbs city cloctlondAy
nnl purge tte city Of It's lth aud sc II VIC hsss te
! do II Ut ile point Of tho bnyouet.