, 1876-03-19

all over the city will respect nomination mada
by reputable men, and e1ec: ticket lndorsed by
them. Tue issuc once fairly made and contested
between "tax-payers" apd "tax-eaters will
settle the question Of "how to do it" for all
time. The majority OF tho voters Of this city
are honest.
Now, what opportunity I,ave people who at
tend to honest business and ''read the papers :"
to determine the qualifications Of the capdi-
dates i? The press. to which they look for honest
criticism, IL divided, each for its favorte ticket
They lave no confidence in the few supposed
reputable candidates on each ticket. They
know their reputation must be sham, or
they wonld not bo found in company With
They prefer not to be party to political cor
ruption, aud refuse to vote. They have been
fooled no often that they prefer to foot the bills
and save their 6elf-rospact rather than
be conscious abettors in auch business. In-
deed, every uan who owns u lot or who works
for man who pays taxes, is praying to BE- do
livered from this incubus OF corruption. All
they want IS nomination made and indorso3 by
men of character and reputation, and 1boy will
take caro- OF the result
Professional deadbeats and laeches arc no
longer terror to decent people when thrown on
thcir own Resources. It Is only when they sue
ceeu in dividing and using decent people that
they are politically dangerous. MoSHoE.
PROPOSE.
To the Editor Of The Chitc5o 1rs5unk:
CHICAGO, March 1s.--When going to school
and disturbing the order and hampering the
general progress of the students. the teacher
has right to suspend the disturbera. That is
right. It is bette. that a few be sacrificed for
the good Of all, than that all ehnll have to suf-
fer When that is right in this case, should it
not be common sense to us who use the Public
Library to apply the same rule to some ct our
Aldermnn2 There yoA have that busybody,
the noisy uildroth. Would it not be wise to
scratch that namo of tue let at the next cleo
ton !, More than 10000 citizens are
using the Public Library; : every ono Of
TINT number ia vouchca for by mother
citizen, who hereby seems to be convinced Of
tue usefulness Of TINT institution about 0.000
cltlzens prove BY their acts that they have tile
interest Of the Library ct heart. And now comes
that blind follower OF sill binder ieader "the
TOE OF progress" and tries to cut down tho ap-
preparation for tho Library in the Council, with
no other purpose than to kill M institution
which is she pride Of every woll.rnea1ins chics~
goer, and q blessing to thousands OF men, wom-
en-, and children. Thess was no steal IN it; there
uas no 1at job in it for Pat, Dan. or Bridget,
otherwise the appropriation would have been
doubled. perhaps by the instgatlon Of that samo
political Wsre-pul!er.
What now want to propose is simply this
Lively NA0 hAA0 Aoo - SAAN H+o'A~ "eAAss
and is yoter--or who feels merely an interest
in lt-never mind to what party ho belongs
should pledge his honor not to give his vote to
any candidate for Alderman wno docs not dec!ase
openly, in the papers, that he will uss all his in
h,ianco TO doub!e tho appropriation 1of sne nse
Of the Public LihrarS.
Tue big Taxpayers take care OF thelr interests;
nc. who by our fnbor and industry don't anlaBs
such grent fortunes, but, nevertheless, onr1ch
tho community 1t large. have uor merely right
but duty that We owe to ourselves aud our
children, to iook for liberal appropriation TOR
putlc education. whsreof the Public Library is
ono OF the exponenss. VAN DEE Linden.
ACNE" noAnpERs'
II tn Et'.tor ef The ca'eaoo 7f1bn"e:
CHICAGO, March III WAS locked up five
rrooha !, ,bo Copntr Tail m the cbarre OF
,' s;neta-aaa 49, r.,,a. 49, o. .;,,
iAteon, Wa uAoe 80 'Ae o'e4 ~ -, ~ ~.
beng 1ound4-tnanR dou.-1of naa 1aeY 6eps
me FIVE weeks longer would bare been nothing
b,,t skin and bones. It ia shameful the waY
Sheriff Acucw treats and allows his under-odi-
'no'.D :~s n,,s ss.s :. ohs..t -.
ceFs ~ 'feAe pl.aoe1 ~ .a 80 r.ous a. o.a
~ they can ge1 IT, n'si 'n'y W oos s''e no'e
thu: half enough, such as it is. Ten cents 4
hod MANY nohts when von,d have oiven ANY,
thiog for only crust OF bread. It is tho same
with all the other prisoners who have no friends
or money: aha many othess naSo nsa 10 60 70
peo ~ .sha sao o - y. .on e h"g ~ ,,,;seraha ,ner
faaia r. hc locked IN i, that gloomy plce nlost
chilled to death and not half enough to cat. II
you have money you are all right l am speak
lug OF the prisoners "no ase aockea up H. Il tnels
cGlls ~ ~ ~ - ts hall ~ .r and oniv locEed
m at nicht-somo who pay for this
favor aud Others who have Jail son-
tences. Do7le and bus ofhcefs trcss tno
prisoners moro llhe eon'less 3 tnau 'ln9 a'1n mno
a.s ~ .en s,r ~, inya hasn IN Stn.n PRISON.
i lealu ~ ,noH "1, 81, ro,t1 ri was woraa fan M
saa etat tne 1uo tta cnrntrx az cnS,rra thcre
o.ase n,,o VOW ha5 man IN tin ;eil hui thero
UNI ~ 80 ~ e-1,,a oood onea hnt ther ara All
mus a.so 20 soo na,,,>+r 49, ~ hora ehena ent
nleu' w -. - ~ ,g 49, - h t,,+ vsr,n Nan
" ons 1na ~ erh, Iii st.rra and fraaze
nt!e9 oe uo1n ua1 tnn w. oa,s. A., sa-,,. IN
ieis1N~Man sot ,r ~ ~ Saad;,5o on1 +s,rr,1
Is mnxug ~ ra"ners uus w who ;s It? knoW 1r AZ.
ing tno ptisonefs WIZ vi, ~ sax fb;a ia a} e h.t
ne" ana us olncI,s W. eas s1I1 r. trorai, tna
.et 'ue eoot1 H. r;.a.sn.a ,.sn "a 1ocIs1 ~
}au anu ~ ~ ~ .hnao .s.,o ha,.a 1na..
IN saolI eano - xa a-'' A'N 'A''o "A40 '@'A
q u pss 4oi A"'oAo' n,.,r,,oxn p,,e,rrn
q o1sehA1''A" 'A''''f+N'
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To the Ed,taf o. re 7flt"hs:
HYDE PARK, CHICAGO, March T.-shnre an
the uther day, at night wint to maytin' in
f,,onr of uon,a Rn.e for noor ould Ireland. md