, 1876-05-09
HARVEY H0ISTED.
The People Did Not Vote in
Vain for a Mayor at
the Last Election,
Tho Vote Canyassed and the
lion. Thomas Hoyne Declared
Our Chief Magistrate.
The Great Usurper Holds on to
the Last and Refuses to
Put the Motion Ordering
the Canvass.
How tho Dummcr Aldermen We're Check.
| mated all The Way Through,
! from First 10 Last.
The Rules Are Changed SO as
to Put @ Stop to All
| Colvinlan Filibus-
| tering.
fIi1drcth and White Undertake Il
| Block The Wheels, but Are
| Ruthlessly Fun 01cr.
Now Let tie People Sing {
P@c,n Of Victory.
fli1drcth ard White Undertake to
Block tte Wheels, but Are
Ruthiessly Fun O7cr.
Now Let tie People Sing a
P@Cn Of Victory.

was cros dcd Will, people. A Jam had been au-
tcipato ], and therefore largo police force was
on hard t2 provont ovcFcrowdtng. and also to
stop any attemptn at applause, which. II carried
too far, might have brought down the rickety |
buf ldlng. Policemen wero stationed at tho front
te or, tho etaiss, and in thu Council Chamber.
7 boy did their duty quietly aud We' and what
'lttt!o cheoting nnd countor-chooring thcso was,
was quickly lushel. Tue sgmpathses OF tho
audionco were nehs'Y evenly divided. the sido
which was ctampioned by ui1dreth having :
slight majority.
Within tho rail vero number Of city officers,
Including tho Tax Commissioners aud Harbhat,
aud nlso seyora! prominent citlzens, who dis
liked to crust themselves In tho crush outside
tho bar. Tho outgoing Aldermen wore nosrly
all there, aud assumed jollity which they did
not really feel. ThoY were too e1ubefaut in
shoir declarations Of Qualification At release
from official care.
THE OLD COUNCIL
mas called to order ut 1880 o'clock and tho
Clerk called tho roll The following persons re-
aponded to thetr names:
Foley. Hichardaon, Warren, spsldng. stoae Of the
Fourth YARD atone Of tho f!fsh Ward. cAsks q the
0underson Hoath. Campbell. Case, cleveland, Quirk,
Mr. ireaident.
AID Foiey-I move that tho ralnutca Of the prsvtouA
meeting bu approved without rcading.
Tho motion mas agreed to.
AID. sehannnr-1his Council having now hnished
LA work, move that ~o sdtouru sins die.
AID. stout-1 second tho motion.
AID. Warren-And that the Alderman escort tic nav
Aldermen to their seats
AID, Belat1ney-That is unnecessary.
Aid. Dixon then apoke as follows:
f3Fyr1.rMtk. Dcf,rn I mt In Fnta fha rnntinr
which Is 10 forever dlsaovp this Common Council
desire return you, individually md collectively my
heartfelt thaukn for tho uniform courtesy, consdera-
tlon. sud support which ynn have At alt times extended
| to mo your presiding officer.
utive yesr, and In that period have nIasot!
mceng except during tho time was compelled to Ia
enth Ooue7al Assembly. Many Of you also have boen
members for nnn,er Of 5earR. And believe that.
= Council W. hnso Teen ae:sted Iy desrs to per-
II in our deliberations I'd havo failed to do oil that
our constituents a1ltl tho czenA gcnnTAl]y expected
OF ua tho tsilurc, honestly tclieyr aaa been do
much 10 dtlesny Ii tle yd 10 do, as TO caases
| In many cases beyond 9Ar coutrt8-
IA al rubiic tnen aAI public bodies u.1st czpect,
thts Council has bccn severely criticised. In
sssonbly hs1 bten, think, unju.t1y asssstd.
Making due si!owAnuo for tho cnEncstcss and heat Of
Vii T. oay as VIZ e. Of
lar body in tae country The amenities and caurtes
which should over arnctcs!ze thc intercourse Of gen.
official tcs Trust will be drawn rloscE 10 ZACH
other by iaatins ,cA Of friendship aud fraternity.
moved oua Il our n,s,nbcrs. reminding tioHs who arc
left Of thv Nncnratnty Of life and the vanity Of nraY
nss son sst Il Viii no. bs eou.aee cut
Of raco or 1ne to hay that earnestly hopo t!at our
as b. pas4 Sy ts s vii
aid tx to perform tc!r duties It all tanIes aruous
and ftcn thapkess to the satisfaction Of tbair
atty ants, anu for the welfare OF tho ity which We ali
| lQFt,
'jsntlemen, once more thank you .nd most 70.
HJectful'Y hfd You falewell And 1t tns aatuo time
stleono tho new Aldermen 10 their seats and Fospo
| abilities.
tho rnotion ras agreed 10.
Aid. Di1onh remarks wora greeted With npplauso.
/ THE NEW COUNCIL.
Tho Aldermen ttea began tling tnto !hstr nests
snd 1t tho time AID. Dl1on yacated hll hsse,
assea t.Sns :s .tpao
up to II. ?. aud reseiyeI ii. 1nsl .nssEason.
httl. Thomp*on. A!driih: dI!bsE stowast. Bomn,er
ahsf,d.n, oSsst9n l4s la Hdrst1: st, K;r1ss S,ts
u. Ryan. Iaumgsrspn. SicHea, Waldo Lengachsr
csts rarrs.tMn no.saRs ss:i froas liz Honor .h,
Mayor 70 tbs now CouncIl
ls1a This being new Council tho nFss busints 70 TO
,s y r r. tls s rS.dine Of hs e.ss Of th'
AID ouI1eston-l do not desire to interrupt tlt
xeau!ng of ths oIcrk but aees to that NO osgA
to ADOPT soine Fues before thu Council u pTbpoF'y Or
Mr. colrln-TAs old rules are the rites Of th'
AID. CullnTton-My motive In rising Wa to ador'
somu Eulc4. Of colsse there arc 10 Euss goScsulnt
Tho Clerk-ucntie1ueu Of tho CITY Council
Aid. cullettoa-I addressed myself to Tho 1fesi
Sir, Cols'n-Alermen. consider that tho messaes
il 1rst ~ order.