, 1876-04-09

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HHorutpu, IN uls1taoenA14u6 oo4o o'ooo 'osoAn
- counting in such rascaily tax-aaters as Ed
a:,,;-s Nike Evans, Ryan, and Gleason, IS Off
fan4s. a.. ccrth Town for another year. II
eels o. 1u0 .,,.t .1,o ,,,ro,,.,ts :-a t,a-
sbould be s1a'ea e1a- 'no 80 - - ~. w..
cughlT szouseu' ao1 ~ - WV D @"'''
~ nroye 80 great ns they think. great many
:, +ba firms called upon declined to have theil
q u0 IN p,int bacarsa fhev aaid r.
r4aes appea@ - - f...:..a -. 49, =
Philips n'ens % eas1-4ue4 =. ene eou4'' -
vhich case they ttne he1cnants) "oula oe over
.,esased in return. One Lake street merchant
" renly to the questions Of TRIBUNE
s10- ..Tha time 1,as rone by to submit to
repo,!e1: 1no 'S4o - ~ w. 1an,.
this thing any looeel. aoo aa'e neasu oo4Ao
thing of the history OF San francisco lam op'
~..aa IN ANYTHING rash or lawlesa, but like THE
pr,e ps7o nertincnt question of What arc VIC
2H'sbs-s shon+ 80. + he1,aro It would onlg
going 10 ~ ~oo"@ NJ. r,,.-,.
require hFe 4anp-pos1s 1of 1nothSon'
n,T1ine Gleason, and Ryan. Mind you, don't
.-o.... rob-IaY, but great outrages, con.
~'' ,.rs;c.a3 in nv larlese rulers,
Fs0a5 s..1.. x,.,,-,ar, 1,ara anne
rho s1e themselves usnipo4a' n
lines reacted WILL ttEIlo1o 1olso ~ ~
p1esso;S oeue'1 ~ ,a;na ~ the ncon1a asserted
9TH yehemence "h4ch fhttnps hnu Ef3o6 "1A
h. Daade to understand sooner OF assr.
Among those called upoa was tho tfn OF
H. D. WELLS Co. A..
uesrs. Mcfarland ana Mclcts1e were tne
ssasieuen with Whom tne Lepo!.Is ~ tisssa
Fnayous outrages. Ho a1a NOT sn!nk .aa1 ~. :ne
frm would submit Until legs! feAe1 nao a1st
been sought in the courts:
NJ. Mcfarland said that tne ll1m Mou4u ~ .i, uAfo
10 submit to IN assessment naaae p1 20 fnn:tpo
kus thsy would not unku th9 matter mas oeE;ueu ar
v{t n q YhHt6Et
Is believed that Thornton scted W.T. 9,,s! nfn a
nsnd, and chat he so conducted hansen LUZ. ~
couid be indicted and sent to ne fenuentaaty ;.;
zaas Of their ballots
MI RoBER1 1. SoETa,
Of the frm of Larrabee Moth. hardware Geai.
e1s, ezid tkat he thought neG!1gence snonsu oe
no excuse for violence. The Hepubncans "no
shouM have watched the ballot boxes mlens uo*
hare done all they could. but there should DC
remedy put in force to dtave out the pamme1s.
They must protect themselves ana nts II: ntia
would not Eubmlt to an assessment y? - -
hps until tbs Courts Ind DECIDED tnae Ee "as
4legal officer, and had been GUY e!ecsoo.
nEssRs. aaASS1s + - FAawkLL ~.
xboueht that the conduct OF 1hornton Ana d!ea~
con xas beyond forbeRIante, almosL nus ta1y
deprecated any action that would teno 70 mod
Law in retaliation He believed IL 1gnans m '9ese 9
men, however. through tae cou1ts. 1oe II Urn
~onid not consider Ed fhllHps Assessor tl11 q
judicial cecislon to that eIeet oaa oeeo gwen
by court Of competent ]u1sacaon.
Masars- Henry ". hloR q Co.. "ao1ess1e
e}o&dezs, felt As though the counting in OF
Phillips aud Evans Tas teilanio outrage. ont
theJ had great confidence 10 onr ]aoictafg' "nom
chef believed would resent the wrong pefpe-
trated upon our people ....
MEssRs- g. l. R1dSALh CO.
and that they we're taxed At eheir factory 10
miles from this CITY. and were also taxed .hese
IN tho came STOCK lhey would not tapelY sub
nit to any assessment which Philips or h1s
deputies might make, but would take all
Legal steps Posahte 10 find out
whesher he vas IeeM of1cer,
Mmply because he had been counted in BY q
worthless saloon-keeper who vaa forced upon the
IA unprecedented outrage. and they would test
the matter in the courts when the time came.
Ness1s- J. s. Sharp i Son had been terribly
treated by Phillips Ia ther assessments, and
tasy we're opposed to his being allowed to act
anutter 1,11, and they would not recognize auy
decided it legal.
HEssRs- souIREs, BROTHERS co.
thought that an organization of merchants
khorid be formed to fight any assessment which
Phillips might maize They did not feel like
making any unlaTtul th1oats, but they did feel
PEOPLE had strength enough to maintain their
rights, and they ought to assert them, and tell
these bummer6 to stop, .nd cay to them to quit
this town, i'd the climate was getting too warm
tor them
Mr Il. ]. Holmes OF tho church bookstore
thought thst, on the face Of It. the election WAS
20 clearly illegal that i: would be pronounced
void Ho aa,d that he for one did not wish to
rot into the clutches Of Ed Phillips erain. and,
il no other way could be found, the citizens
ought to organize vigilance committee and
march some Of those plandsrers out Of town,