, 1876-11-28

HHhMA]A fflu1Fs 1tLy-4lE4HtlG nEHHs tALIE
I" oI i,t II, ya'' ts" h. j1 ssss ~ IT, ktas p.a"E sn
sati, "ilow arc yoa, sir jirsgsl" and ttiey ail
r. turn anil, "!iow are yot., Mr.. 1lr!gge1" Mr.
M ii asxe ssee o~ es, 10 5'e yo ~ s "e ss @ ny ~
he hal fct bcforc, and sat duw,'.1 Then
nohu'y said anything until .Mr. spal'ltng
looked At Mr.. Letter, anil w1nkei at him. The
!letnan, wlo an1llt.one'l tne trst button of his
Ulster, put lila hand In the inside pocket, and
sud: We arc tt,tne, Mr.. Heath, as tia. Com.
ntttee which spoke to you asuut yesterday"
,e s s9st 3 H. eessS 5s .,ss sSs
that 10 f1aA sone petitions wi,iel, called iur the
nEM0vAL or suPT. HICKEY.
and which lad tecn circulated anil signed by d
aro not fak!ne 4 personal Interest in tlsls
matter, but VIC believe arc acting for the best
interest OF ttlc public. and for al ctnsscs Of nco
pic whom we llaYe epnsU'tc.t. Ne hnve talked
great interest and desire that thls thing he
done. We have hcrc names Of some nf the
most prominent Taxpayers IN t}e city and---''
NO ta1.lgh.crs:" asked Mr.. r!us.!ns.
here" said slr. Letter; and lien p'''
Mr.. King totk occasion - remark that they
slass Of men n The community md should 90
held responsible, NJ they really were 50, for tho
rcnnrkctl t!,nt there should be sonle law passed
by the Legislature to prevent such Il tlllng ns
sl:cccssful tax-tlghtln:..
s.Wp Come n l1crc without any % personni NJ fee1Inc
agafhst Supt. Hickey; but We think that 4
change is necessary. The people have not that
have, md 6'lel state Of affairs ,,as bad effect
upon the pul1cc furce, mud 1t tends 10 make the
public MnfayoEablc to the Municipal A.lmlnistra-
tnnity TO gct for our chief polire.olicer 4 nun
WHO fms sliuwn himself to bc most capable and
wortl.y,-o,,c who hus earned fvr himself Il pu-
tiolal reputation by hts work. II will nnt dD
to ,nks the c!lanec.a Mr. King also raid That
i,n l,ad ronyersea With some G.r.nans about Mr.
Washhurn, and was surprised to t!nd 1uw we'll
they looked ut
THE PROSPECT or A CHANGE.
Mr.. spaldng said Tint the Germans were s'pll
risht ol the question: Alr. Lt',eoll, aatd that.
On the u,lcstion, md SIr. Letter then remarked
TINT tic Gcrans were "nll right on the cues
t!on. Itsuddcnly occurred TO Afr. prusstng that
lie was n Gcr,Ia.i and f,e could not elp saving
TINT tic higher classes OF Germans were respect.
full Of Inv and order, md were "al] rIrh. uW,u
tic question" Whereby tt was inferred tIat
:. the question: meant tho Wasl,bMrn qucs-
ttun.) !" Mr.. Washtl,lru,H continued Mr., prus-
sing, 81 only acted aceortling To IFS orders and
according to law, aud tho Germans realize
that.n
1t evidently occurred to Mr.. King that Maroy
Heath did not know about the Gertuans bctnc
all right upon The question Of pIacinr Sr, Wash.
burn in MI. Hickey's place, ai,d SO Mr. King
said that hc had met Mr, lies.
ing, who had expressed the opInL,t,
that the Germans were i,assiyc, Str, KIM then
wod nop b. sayM too fhu ha l liz ~
Ger,nans-ycs, thu butter class Of Ger,uans-
arc all-s
"Ycs,r said Mr., Prusstur as 4 clincler,
"The Gcr,nun people do not Wnnt to BE- forbid.
den to do what ti,cy have ulway6 becn arc,,s-
TONED to do, il II il nut contrary to fhe INV al
the cttF. Tlcr want to acc tic cjty we'll man.
agcd. ind all that, The Sfodh. Xci,uEo had ,lsca
keep tho Germans from going, Into the Kcnnb-