, 1876-05-13
r,,o Colyinists Drumming Up
Sympathy on the North
Side.
4 Model Speech and Some Choice Rhet.
oric from the Great Usurper.
rk~.o German Aldermen OF the North
Side Denounced By j Crowd
Of Dumnlers.
ATT TIE CITy-HALL.

.'1.a,od f,,1inr off in the popular interest ir
ts-a. ,,o.- bcinr nresentcd by the Colyin
the fafce nv" .;s, 80 I'D Indicated +h,t ths
Hild1eth eo'l'ots1a1'o., ,r.S 49, -.
waning popularity OF 1he ac'ofs "as ene fesu4t
~ n+ter lack Of merit. The day itself WIS 8
~,;t hc,1rccn the acts,-the twenty minutes
"l' 49, .,,,na man who would 90 o,,t after
gwen 70 uie soauS, D, =. - ,,ss s,,sooes ~,
coffee. Thus 4ooheo ~ ~ "a' 'usscss' Nof
from 9 O. m. to p, n the throng of dlsap-
,o,ntcd sieltrseers crossed and recrossed Adj
..-on. oon,;,o hack each time moister than
ANS s'5ee'' e''0417
they went
Interest Or event there "as none. Nhcn one
bad eouc into Coyin's rooms aud looked ut his
empty chair he began to give up hope Of row;
alu nntA -,.,,- ~ ~ ~ 5or,,;,, he etr,,o,-
chatting eaply III ns uo4A'4u, ne "oo o""st>
with despair OF sensation, anu genelaly went
away home. Even the armed authority at the
ov:lIsvor,s door was gone, and the Council
ch.mssr e,+rsnco m 1onrcr furnished m cxcnse
for polre louhslns' 1ne1e was o"y one ae1''c
thing in connection with the whole Mayor busi-
ness, and that was the reporter,--esp MIN
Of the evening paper who went about making
sfs oSfs p ssis seaynan and rSo fs arFsa s
illusions on blank wall while resting, showed
the writer list oftwcnty-six names Of reporters
who hsd, he said, already asked him after the
news
THE Ex-NA1oR's QUARTERS
were mainly deserted during the morning, aud
the biz 1nan who pretended to have 4 riSht to
them was mainly on the move. He spent an
tnt Ut nule thu m of bs
h-o+har ths coIjector and then mt in - eooa
tns a1u saeu rus - 5ooa
com Common 10 dnner-hour, PHI Gonley came in and nd
made llquo Suggestion taat carTleu the e1-
Mavor away with him like shot
TIE frTr cLFRg's orFICB
md the committce-room at the back thereof
Tere Were srsihercG a Tarre n1,mhar of fho mr.
MaEaraitv and core+ant non;no anI
-o;,t ia,+ aao o,,fnr+ah1a oro.nd .,zra.'e 1
6oS uo ,he',t ~ t'aiaa1 ~ 49,. 80
rh;ch tha Tarn- caJne dnnsn he woe constan41r
tas1a1ed 1r;,b +aIt. an9 oon.I ~ aIr;co 1,n,ra32
Gogn nnon ntLii him in hasEe}f1ls KIT a1f these
th1na tnad IN ~, 49, ~ md 10 e+ +1,ro,1rb - ~
ah35 ~ Aa'1 no"' "tA>1 ~ 1~" ~AAA
A'JY1 II +hono h,,,,,r ,,,s,, !, .ba ,vor,d
that man wns v Narl she1Hsnl Hc WAS entire1y
- H;s a1o,a1+ .ha,S fad;nr 1;t+1e ot the idcs
that nerhans thcrc mrht nGf e. nv firht alter
3aro't1v nrored aSa;nst hv
H. nenae;n,,s sn,,i nq - ro!r;ns most Tnreicnf
;a@ 81 roo,,ent daan co,s,i1fntian..
tnsh Aof nlace 1etween the rentie,nen
nresent. and. though they could not
imnart the result at once, thcv promised that
aiter little something should be given out that
Ton1i have an effect on Tia GENERAL subject.
After much waiting about, the press was put in
possessjon Of
the FOLLOWING pocuMESr:
MAYORS Orf1cE, Cn1cAeo, May I2.-DEAn SIR:
I om informed bv the City Clerk that you have
been furnished with q copy Of tho resolutions Of
the City Council adopted on the 9th 1nst, dee!ar-
Ing that have been duly elected anu a9ahnea
mayor OF inc Clty OF Cnleaso: ana .eqnirlnS 11a 10
,ecnrn;ze aspa' ,3a ~ Hsrop ~ Nus ~4's
~ raniv I hoEinr hccn 1cce1vea from vou. here
b. 1espeettuIlv Ieauest @ Of YOU an I'm Immediate an
tvcr, expressly coasenting or declining to comply
with said resolution Of The City Council I am,
Iirs yours ETC., THOMAS HoYcE, Mayor.
Copies Of this letter we're sent to all the heads
Of Departments, and of course replies were e1-
pected, but, owing to the late hour at which the
letters were sent ont, no answers were received.
After thinking the matter orer, it did not ap-
pear likely that this letter would really affect
matters much, because Of the peculiar feNbility
Of the English language, which enables an acute
oftce-holdcr to reply to letter and spread him
self all over subject without saying anything
about it OF answering any question To test
THE FEELING or TIE PARTIES ADDRESSED,
reporter marched around into the Comp
opinion On the subject. That officer took new
LEAD out q the difficulty brought up by the
lettert and said, il effect, that be should not
answer It at AL He was, he said, in the habit
u meeting ~. Hoyne frequently, and, Il that
gentleman had any communication to make, he
tr,-.7
Sny-aftorney luthlll, on being asked II ne
naa neen presented With copy OF the letter,
kala be had not, and, further, that he did not
mdea expect to be. His sentiments were 50
seu knoWn that it would hardly be worth While
% as6 Min to write them out
BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs-
an hour or SO after the Mayors circular note
% Tue various heads Of departments had been
u1en'erea, Mr: Alexander Sullivan, Secretary OF
t!'.,. az Board OF Public Works, appeared IN the
n1t,e back room Of the City Clerks Office, where
N Aayor HoJne makes his Headquarters, and
inlo1mca him that q meeting OF the Board VI
1uonc "Crks would be held to-day, ~hen MS
aote would be considered and an answer re-
tufned.
THE CITY MARSHAL.
r. reporter asked Marshal Goodell yesterday
II be had received the Mayor's letter.
,dcs, sa1d ALI. Gooucu-
Have you made an answer yetF' asked the
ncWs-man-
!. Alter the Marshal bad answered in the mega
TIVE and hc had been asked what his answer
would be, he sud, IL shan't tell you."
He then entcred a complaint in the ear OF the
reporter that he did not want to be interviewed;
In TACT, he would not be. It would be time
enough for him to answer to-day, He could not
Fec anvway why s11ch question should be
asked. II the Departments we're going on all
right why not let thc1n alone. and SO forth, and
50 forth. Tie reporter made up bis mind that