, 1876-04-20

| In tho hlhsot'a n}oe I4Nwicr In cnnni,1croh one
Of tho !" holsnyors" ami IL chalkci down a. b,lch
| wln'o It Ia notorious facs sat D month ago he
waa an opponent
M'cuEA.
Aldermen of tho rwolfti, Wanl was catIod upon
ae a,fB Office, No. 167 Washington street. wtcra
hc ts tn tin grain And commission busincas, The
1toyno aa tho legally -otocted Mayor, wcthcr Tho
Council consented 10 csnvasa tho voto cas1 for
hfavpr or not.
hlr. MeCroa-1 have tardly studied ths sub.
loet sllcioni'y to state. i: ls elsoscthor legal
question. and would prefer to eay nothing In
regard 10 TINT nattor until hAso hnd somo hl-
Eico and consultation on The snbjeot.
Hep.-uoW do you sow tho rnattor OF tho tn
coming Hoard Of Aldermen counting tho Mayor.
atty vote, 10 caao the preson. Council refuse to
canvaan II On tho GROUND OF illegaity7
Mr.. MuU.-I eau hardly answor that oishor.
hm for ouating Colyin, body and breechaB, but
understand that tha Council haa to select one Of
its ow1t nletnbors to I'LL tho vacancy for bfnyor
whom tho torn IL for loss tl1au ono roar.
l!op.-Ihon you chnnot ray What You propose
to do2
.ATr. atcC.-No. sir. This election to tho
Office Of Alderman with no is serious
q our city finances. VIC must ,act oau-
sndEot peonle to again 4aye confidence In lie. I
shall only labor for thu goodoF tho people, redllco
nlont 10 Chicago. This ia all eau say to-day,
and that will do all I can to rid tho city Of
Colqsu'a usurpation at tho oIlco OF MAyor,-for
II Is nothing moro.
N1rsKS.
Ms. Frank Ntesen, who vas elected With Mr.
Waldo In tho Fttoonth Ward, was also tutor
viewed. This gentleman WAS rather undecided
as to tho cnurso to pursue fcE1rding tho Mayor
nifty question. Before expressing hiH opinion
or taking decided stand, ho dasirod to consult
4 n anA utsn&
tion thoT thought WAS boss lie was however.
decidedly opposed to tho uHurpaton Of Colyiu,
and would certainly 80 hgatnst hln,, but he vas
a. yet undecided al to tho bout means to adopt
to got rid Of him. In regard to tha Fsfe OF tito
Lake, Front, hr. Nlsson expressed himself ~ do
c!dcdly III favor OF Bellng it tur tlia ptioo offered
by tho railroad companics.
nAw1E1a.t.
Atr. John T. RaweiCl,. OF the Twelfth Ward.
wne enIlca upon by TnlhrHE reporter 1T hin
evening. That gentleman Htstod that tlo utller-
htool that tho vote cast for htr. uoyuo for
Mayor Was 1nere1y to SHOW Oolvtn that ho WAS
not wanted iougor in the chnir ho sna s,surplng,
and no Indicative Of tho popular Will, and witl
this end III Wow was supported By Republicans
aud Democrats alike.
As to recognizing aIr, Hoyno ae tho Mayor.
eloct, Mt: flnHlotgh coulh hardly 300 how It could
anbjeot jus. now. Iie' thought tho Council
had not tho powor to recognize or canvasa tho
Mayoralty voto, but tho incoming body could
elect one OF Its own members to ill tho vacancy
IN tho Mayors olllco. He wanted to 500 all tho
bummers, colgfn inclndod. bounced. aud would
labor to hnyo m investigation made in tho Board
OF PUBLIC Works, and also to d,sponEe with all
tho 1,aoless and worthless servants. including
Sidewalk 1nsDectorH and RuniTy other officials,
aud ho would do his utmost to aid In restoring
confidence In our public financos mud forcing
economy upon all departments Of the City Gov
etumcut.
n0sENnENu.
4 Tn1nuEE reporter found Mr.. Jacob Roucn-
borg, tue ne"ly.e!ectcd Alderman from tho Sec
oud WRrd at Ills residence last evening, Al
though suffering from violent headache. Mr.
NoBcnberg recoived tho nawB-scokor very Eably,
and tho conyoreRt!on took tho following turn:
"Arc you In favor. Mt. Rosenberg, OF continu-
ing a1r. ColYin III oalco aa 1inyur?
II anl decidedly moi In favor OF any alch
sttng. am 10 favor Of getting Alr. Co'vin cut
Would you Al a mombcr Of tie Conncil,
work to hare Alr. Aoyne Buccend AEr. Colyin p"
II sotod for alr. 1Ioyno In tho election yestes-
day, and should certainly DO tn fayor Of having
him for our noxt MaTor, and will do what can
towards that object"
in h xhst you w 1a Sa 'l, ~ cannot got 'F oyno
"Voto for somebody iu tho Council to auccecd
Colyn."
Have yon any idoa that there Will bo any
obasacle TO osoctiug lit. Homo ?"
~ really don't know. Tlsore have been r,l-
mors aad atateuonta Ahout tho pro4ont Council
refusing to canvass tue votes aud thus declar-
ing tho who'o election void, hnt can't beliove
tho old momborB would 70 tiaro public opinion
aud public Indignation. don't know that
there will bo any difficulty In our oieoting aud
seating Mr. Hoync. and I hopo not. A. auy late."
"uavo you thought of anybslY, in caso Mr.
Hnyne Should not bs n1coesBfu! n
mo; am acquainted with but ono Of The
now Aldermen. Ten. Thompson. and no Views
n nv bdaA Il, fi,A tke~
know thas would rot bo q candidate. and
don't think my co.eague, 3Ir. Ballard, would"
And that wxs Mr. RoHenberg.s position In
few words.
Tie trrept tABBfbie Mark Sheridan comes agaip
to tho front Ills rest from, official duties slnco
htH dopoaition from tho polite DoarA has giyon
him plenty OF tme to refloct and Inml-
nat" upon the administration which bounced
him. and which ho has fought eTos
tor Of 1872. III hls now position ho will fight
Colyin 1noBt bitterly. md nearly every one knows
by this tmo what Mark Sheridan is whom ho bo-
eomoa 6o1lsgereas. Ho waa the objective point
Of sho colvln nstact5 ~ the past election. but in
Sheridan will provo to DO Colyin'a most deadly
cnetny IN hts position, ~ tho following interview
with him yesterday will show. lie WAS found
enjoying peaceful smoke In cloao proximity to
the Clty-lIall, rejoicing over the disconsoIatea
who wore odging In and out about tho Mayors
Office.
What arc you going TO do abous It, Mr.
saesidan Z" quofled tho reporter.
"Oh. have expressed mysolf 30 fully agnlnst
corruption aud dangerous officials TINT don't
think OF anything elso 1t rrcsont, and au, nch-
ing for situation WHORE cna place myself
upon record - lighting col,n aud his crew to
The bitter ond."
.'Ihon you think TO Will DO depoueda"
Why, man. what aro you talking about
Don't you know that lo wilt bc ?"
.'Tlian will you support Mr. Hoyno for tho
oGlcoi"
"No, cannot say that will, although I an
happy to say that lad hand and Yolco tn
his nomination. For various raatoua Al, in
favor Of c'octlng. one Of tho new members to
fill that Vacancy"
"Who. for iustanco3"
"Oh. don't know yet. There ara suilt-
clencY OF good mon to choose from. Tho rescuo
Of the city FROM these infetual Hcaawaga seems
very close"
And ao saying, Mark hurried away 10 hiH
Bridgeport homo to take d uttlo sleep.
EoMAGls.
All good citizens will rejoice that there arc
eonio prospects Of tue conversion of AID, som
mar for bis entirely ,lncalled-for attitude TO-.