, 1876-04-20

aultntion with their political friends, In Others
FREQ expression ot contempt for Tho usurpol
and admiration for the rphtful claimant nf tha
Office vaa glven, aud promises made TINT Colvin
would not DO rccoQntzod unless tho lhw
percmptori1y commanded IT, Tie dotalla Of tho
Interviews ARC as follows:
ALpn1cn.
Mr. Aldrioh thought It rather oagly to exprosB
IN onfnion on tho subject, especially In vtew Of
the fact that hftnsa1f and confrcres had had no
opportunity Of consulting. llc wis prepared to
carry olt tho instructions OF tho wards with ro-
gard TO tho ropudiation Of Colvln. II such 4
course were legally tonabfo. II thero werc any
means OF getting rig OF unfseJ. he *on!a ehees-
at proaent, md matters would only grow Worso
II tho uAurper remained IN power.
nEipLEn.
Sr n:oE "a. nG' to to"1 %onTSf Tue
qurOd denbosatlon, but tho public might rost
That Nna legal with regard to tho Mnyoralty.
Mr, priccs on boor sH. called urop ut bts storo
OIL WabaBh nvonue, said lle had not been In
favo. OF any nomination for Mayor; 1t would
have been bottor In his opinion, to leave tho
matter entirely to tho Council. It wonld depend
recognize Colv!u. There woro legal poIuts which
~ere to 10 considered, aud might require como
nire reasoning 10 decide. Hia synpathes. how
eyor wero With tho majority Of ttle people, who
wished for Ills 11onor'a political dasaisa.
CULIEnTON. 'us.
Yesterday afternoon y Tn1ntNE repbttor Oh
countered On tic street Aid Cu1lortou, 6tld pro.
pounded to him tho question.
"As n nomhcr Of tho now Council wttl you ro-
fuse to Tocognze EuEy!n Al Mayor p
~ caunot tell"
"llase you detormiued what you will dol"
- havo not"
"Will you tsko legal adv'ce on tho quostion %
..wha. vii vii you do7"
"No doubt many Ut tho now Aldermen will
take tesai advice on tie NATTER and this they
will submit to tho now Council. Atios BhAil
haye heard It, I rlil then determine"
"Wiil yDu recognize Mr. lIoyue rs Mayor"
II cannot do tbat."
"Why not ~
"weil. you zoo, The pooplo-that IL, the citi-
zens' Associatiosl-tnsdo u!staAo.'
"Ifow so:"
"Tley made up = case aud took it TO the Bn-
prone Court. There they wera Leaicn by tfn
yoto. Tnen they applied to tho Council 10 order
All election aud we're Debated. Thnt's whero
they nado their mistake. They should have np-
Piled to tho Council tlgst, md Ii tho case Of its
refusing. tho application should have then boon
maao to tho Supreme Court. They commenced
ut lilo wrolg end. "
I" hut that is no reaaon why you shonl rofuso
to accept Mr.. HoYne as Mayor. Ho is tho OK
AFTER the Supreme Court decided In tho
negative bv tic vote. tile Council ref15ed to
pass IN ofdsusuco calling for 40 oieetiuu Of
Mayor
"Como along. Cullorton,' said a Ren,leman
standing ncnr by, ".lme's up. and va mllst no."
and shua tho intorTiew abruptly terminated.
NALIAlD.
Addison Ballard, the new Representative from
tho Second Ward. WAS found Ut the oIl!ce OF his
mammoth tl1u>bor-vnEd Oil Fifth aronno. lie
has resided and done b,1sihcss In this city for
quarter Of couturf, has mover hold m Office
before. and Ia woatshy and above stopping to any
political char1tanian. In answer to tho qucs-
tion aB to wlat ho thought "a all Adesman ro-
gardinB tho Mayors prolonged torn he replied
!" You may tlnpoud on 1t that my yoto will not be
given 10 koep him In otllce for one single day.
! believe tue rcGoplo aro dlsgussed with him. aud
I 1tain!y aus."
- Bu. will you not yoss to oust him from
Office I"
''Yon may certainly count MO In OF that or
any movo that will tend to bring about the re-
eu1t."
"1n TINT evcut would you bo in favor Of giving
the olnca 10 hr. Iioyno u
Hardly, 1 tlluk. MIR. Hoyao have known
for many yearA as d ncghbor aud friend, but l
do not think ho haa any itloa OF attaining to tho
hayoralty, but rather tl.at ho allowed Ills very
good name to DO uael in that connection solely
for tho purposo Of demonstrating to tho COM
mon oucnay. Cotyin, that hts ruBiGnatiun was
patiently but firmly awaited. ! do uot think
that Hoype cares to bo Mayor Colyin'a
learned. think tho charter compels tho Council
to o|ect ono OF tl.cr own number to It'll auch q
vacancy, and this tato to he tho moro popular
oouEBo. Thors will 10 euf|clrncy OF good mon
to chooso from, mon that have not becn heroto-
fore talked Of for tho oflice Of Aldermen, be-
cauae Of thor eminent ruepectablllty i'd
clno to the opinion that tat will avoid all lIti-
CATION, anu mako tho order to yacate moro i'm
~.
rather crude. nRB1uuch rs hare given the matter
no particular thought, and NIL rather Eroou
Official as yet. c!allu lair amount Of common
sense, aud think That faculty Will control tho
nov Council, instead Of political favoritism ~
~ Have sou any particular Aldermen iii view
for tue position, Mr. Baliard?"
Sono whatever. Tllose aro auflcioucy Of
good ones,"
Mr. Baard's position having been thus clear-
~ defined. tho reporter haetoued to loatn the
vioTs OF other electoes.
uI1.arnr.
Mr. Gilbors. In ansHss TO tho reporters tl,1ee-
tons, eatd ho WAS in fuvor Of Iioyue 90 oppoaod
to Colyln, oIthongA ho did not vots for tho for
n,es. lilo waa, however,. little doubtful an to
tho lcEnt forco Of 1lr. Iioynoo election. and or
cusd hiuaol FROM onteriug Into tils question be-
fors tho Republican Aldermen had met antl de-
cidod upou policy.
cd In sho Eighteenth Ward. raa also called up
on yesterday. This gentleman stated that
lie thought it would bo good Thing II tl,cy
could get Hoync In aa Mayor, for this would eiyo
thom one more ynto In tho Council for reform.
but a. for favoring 1t. ho would first have
to ges loyal ndvlce. Il in uuoulcss to Bav
that this gentleman is thoroughly oppoaed to
Harvey D. Colytn's lougor msrule, on account
Of tho lilo 10 publiahed III regard to tho firm OF
Kirk 4 Co. T'hoy wore ono Of tho first to
pay their personal ta1oa on tho North Side.
and arc an,ong the largest ta1-payera in that
part OF tho city. GOWN told ouo Of tho men,-
bots OF tho firm whon asted why 10 had ci.cu-
lAtol such yarn, that George Won IIoitcn told
him tt!at they laadu't paid THAR taxes, aud ho
thought Yon IIollen knew.
10 regard 10 the next Council canvaasiug tho
vote for Mayor III case tho ptesont body rotusod,
S1r. Kirk would not say that ho wonlu approve
Of it until ha led consulted WITH counsel. lie
was III favor o! counting tho vote. and ho folt
that Calvin would bo ousted. Anyway. Tho
next Council having n majority against Harvey
would ehooBs Homs ono t0 ill hfs plhce WAotAur
Uoyno WAS counted III OF nut.
IINsEHgARTU.
Aid, Lbeenbarth, Of tho Hlxtsenth Ward. saya
ho Insonds to 10 what IL right. When HON.