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NATIONAL POLITICS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Eprcfa1 DffpufcA Ia The Ttbunat
WASHINGTON, b. G., May a8.-Tildcn's friends
here ure becoming ,lclnoralized. Western mud
Southern Democrats tlo not understand lbs loss
Of newspaper support In New York. soMc
even tay that the delegation will frrali At Gin
cInnnti, and give Tildcn no morr than a conp!i-
rnentary vote. Tho TIl,lcn!tes argue that, us
New York will hare TO furnish money for the
election expenses it will b. pro;lded mors
nthes. They nso maintain TIM. TIllcn II necct.
aity TO the party 10 defeat tho Uhtn, EEoenhack
movement. Others inAst that GHyIrd has all tho
gpod qualities of .rl!den, without the wafrng fac.
tions In New York.
MOTIONS CLAIMS.
Senator Marion. friends clnin out Of thr 'c1esa.
tIon tn Glnctnnati se!cctru by Spencers COnrent0n
Is ,otcs *a1, aud Of the Missouri irisGateh i! II.
stead Of IT, Representative Chuflcs linyet. who IN
one OF the tlelesntcs elected by spcncer's Conyen-
linn III Alubaua, denies that NIL IL them will vota
for Nortun, an4 1t ia untlsrKtont tlAt he htmset&
prefers stn,u other enmaldate. The understanding
between Spencer and lIaYes is moi u. cordial rs 1t
wns two ytars uo, nud spencer mar hasc the 'afne
trouble with VirtlOn Of hih delcyntfun which II
l. confidently INSERTED Cameron ~i! haye lu Penn.
sylvanla in hla ability 10 deliver them.
, 1876-05-27
EDITORIAL CONFERENCE.

IDEAS or THE DEMOCRATIC wRlTEHs'
A number Of til. editors of Democratic papers
throughout the State met at the Sherman
House TM,rslay, pursuant to cali, to talk
over the political aspect and elect officers 1or
the ensuing year. Tie convention Is known rs
tic Democratic Press Association Of Illinois,
aud At 10 o'vlock Gen. Dan Cameron
called tho meeting To ortlcr In brief
address Among those present we're E. L. Mer'
s.t, Springfield haFstr; q. II. Wnttakcr,
l1acomb Eagle, 7. L. Powers, Methmora Sentinsl;
Z. Farley, Joliet Signal; A. 4. Parks. Tnseola
Rtrf<w; ". j. Mze. sullivan Argns; ". A.
Trower Shohyrille Lta.ltr; 6. q. Smith, Van
dalia Dr"2eTa,; 8. T. .,ln ThoFtibtonl LsTi't2n
Htan H.dg,r IL qunsy ii 'es ra S0Se rot{e Freepeft
iIalitfin: j. II. Irwin pskiM Timex: T. F. bonl9n,
Joucshoro aast!tt: J. T. Pratt; ch!cago Courier;
6n motion, Mossrs. Zarlcy. Smith. Merritt, and
Thornton we're appointed committee 10 arrang3e
x. The afternoon session Mc..rs c. II. Mccor.
mick, W. +. Coolhnugh. and Senator Miles Kehos
were introduced and made brlef addresses, con- ,
graduating the aasc,nblaEc upon It's numbess anu
It's caEnestncss In tho work
TIE REGULAR ORDER OF nrs1TKss
wna then .aken up. and tho following 11so'ntlon
EtsoirtJ, Tint the Conference consider md dis
First-The pEopticsy Of unltingin recommending
the repeal OF this Resumption net.
ssovnG n s
TXird-'rhc organization u clubs in opposition
son,,s ,e 10 eo.er nj more ecient ofganzaon
Of The opposition In the State. u,,.
Fourth Ths pr1prsty "t nr91g t9e aGotI9n 9on y.
An e'estlon Of olect, Ta' tnsn hsa' s 5s.1,;nf nE
Nr 1tufOr for Nhrrrtnff.
, 1876-05-27
DnIsrOyy IN ILLINOIS.

IkT TUE T1CKET NE UHlSTUW
=, RI. E6jtor NJ Tbd Trthnus.
~ ~ 1,s''' ~, o1 ~ ~ T,,,. t,. .
CHICAGO Aay o'-encs S lie.'uetl, o,ans ,a ~. ,'
.,,,.rs "" ,,.,ors .his .teu a NJ. IN Consllne
country ep"slut's 'u.e ".ep ~ ' ~ '..,..aa
md Ills macl1ne "oFk; since ths new ouloreaA
t,4 ran.rs uf the whole United States are unnn-
e r. .,,. ,,,t.,,,,,tt,,, -, ~. ,,,t,t,L,n IN m
oas @ ,,.sn ~ ."1" a"In, !, Ia, ns 1~nna, fro,a
this u,hurst of n,,bllc frcltue, Lot the }rjstoY
', n,s,.a 49,, ,,-,I.. ,hars .o,,.u, ma ,n,ra
aha h'a'he "'ta ai''tc tHo'heshes' a''1 ''saao .1
common enuse III tha present is8uc' III t!le5
iI.,ht arafnst each Other. the Conkling muclli,c
.''i' 70 NV sa. ~ .ta,, ~ ~ 5,sr,..n ~,
o,,t country and our century. Tho friends Of
nluIn. must. nf.er al. not forget, 10 u,uttrr
h,''. s,,,'a ,,,ots .--ea.,. ,,n,i' th,t 1,a,na
huw pure Their e1pohent 5nhy oe, tnal Atane
has at least the smsll VI an active professional pol
| ,tic,an around b,n.-auh TINT IL Whist tie prDpIe
, 1876-05-27
MINOR MATTERS.


The CITY Treasurer took Ia s8,Nl from the
Water Department yesterday.
Tho contested election squahblo between Mr..
Murray and Aid Smith Of tho Tenth Ward, and
Q. @, Dixon and Aid. Wheeler Of the Thirteenth
Ward, comes up at p, Ill. to-day In the City
Clerks Office, before the Speetal Committee ak'-
pointed for thu Investigation u tho subject.
A meeting OF the Gas Committee was held
Inst evening ut tho Palmer House, Aid Rawlelgh
In the chair. Alter some diAcuksion ou the teasi
billy Of reducing tho t4ty gus bills. Il was ra-
solved 70 hold another meeting on Tuesday af-
ternoon, to which the Presidents of tha two Gas
Companies will bc invited
Tho lnculbers u the old Finance Committee,
On whom nuttcc that they as the lndurscrs OK
unpaid certificates would bp held responsible
for lhe amount, have luasis no preparation nur
consulted Is TO any COURSE that they Will pursue,
as they think but little VI Llu matter. It VA
, 1876-05-27

4
CHICAGO. May .6.-'The Intelligent Republicans
v Cook County must be somew!iat disappointed at
some Of the acts Of tho Convention Ut their party at
Sprnxaslh 1t eanaut ho possihls that any intclll.
gent lnsp, either Republican OF Democrat, who IL
In favor OF good and wise Government for the
Huuth, ~ well ~ the North, who Ia in favor Of a
healthy financial policy Of efficiency In al! Vatts VI
ous Aamtulstration, On reading tbs resolutions 0f
this Convention can have any othtr opinion Of
them than that they are In the main tho nerest
nonsense and bosh. They, wers the ,Prodnet q the
enlightened statesman aud editor, F. y. Palmer,
Ertning Journal, End i. ii. Iliddle, whu Is i'll
tas0r. d. understand him, Of tho tioycrnn'ent Ia.
kull I'll tue cutIruey and losslat!nE the National
lunky out of existence. These are the representa-,
tycs for 1. pronounced statement Of policy for
tbs Republican party Ut the the third stntu In t1s
CnIun from the metropolis Of the Northwest - In
tAts tue Centennial year." The delegates to Tin.
elunati iron, tho Second and Third Congressional
Di.t!r.s ere elected n the main In The Interest o&
the Federal Office holders Ut Chicago. F,snAste
AeArsanr wes enab!ed to ge!& & h,ms1lf M elfr1ca = -
Htorge White. Subsequently "hits VA
compelled. In the inteteat II decency, 10 with
dsuw, and 8. X. Dow was elected ia his p!ncrIs
good sud proper M4Al. Hhpctet Ut u 1oE Iot ths
Presidency. ~ the Third District the rrp1.tAble
ssiIc, apd u. u. Fa1well and +. ". PBlucr "trt
bIVuuht " lAa front hy The quick musr,ntIt I"
thess t1iAn!puIutorH. Tue ausnus of this tlbE o.
Ft,iersl 1ce -llpldrs u shown by t4t tIsntne.t ~
the Recommendation Vt ihs enttEs uetss3tioI u IN
FiIst, second, mud Third CoAs1tss1ona! D1stfiet''
, 1876-05-27

post OF t'nItch state, Marshal for the Alabama
hE.r!ct, to which place he Ind unly recently bern
but Sprncrr'r favorite design ever hincn has been
his rr'n4tacmont in o,lec: Isc hns already de.
nnn nnanI =. hr @
Thu main rnrposo to ls anb+erycd l. the cnerc'ng
Of ret,actory mcnbHrs Of the pary rnr I'LL ha.
party At the heels ot Spencer and wien hi. down.
fs sae spsnsef VA, snan,t t. S2sfe s M
II iiInas goe. bck 10 Nlaiau,a ~ snrahal be vii
no .he political and on!cal machinery s,,aa to atd
e'Ser hS spsnssss peser. 8 s es
have been marked. and under III. tsrrotlsm til tie
Tendency 10 tnppn,t l'5s'ow !, erns sr"sea m op o'
the Stale. ii viii bc evident from, thu above TINT
the disposition If ihe Adn,ln!ttrnt,nn 70 msdne t,
with ths .necsF.ton Il lrnnShi WIZ rrs any er
iikn S1encsr to rec to TIM surface and push under
more Respectable and mnre independent men.
Of tbn Adn,ini.trs,ion to compass the sueeen. Ut
Cpnklur It, the Convention. has given The nnMo.
Gratis fee!e tlcn ina! he vii be Tom'nstsa; M , A.
tho Administration u n.ing every means to ,noye
tiio Convention. the l,emncrats are living Into
whcf When nominated. And they don't CONS up empty
handed, even II they do moi get a priceless pearl.
This ts unc Thing they hn'!;
and Theodore Tilton, tho mantle Of lIen5y Win.rr
Davis had descended upon the massve shoulder.
Of CGnklr9. VINO Whh thcn IN Ing ynntn 81 hl1
Congressional career tho Idea originated that new
lnurcla to be acquired in the gasb of Judge
Advocate. Accordingly ho was appointed MILL
tary psotecut,nE officer; and atsiEnsd TO dnty n
Wilson was Colonel and no reason existed Why
conkIInk should NOT wear Majors uniform, hnt
It was afterwards discovered that the handsome
New Yorker not only wanted tho alornments Of
Tho military rnuk, bs also wanted pay for wearing
them, and this In the facc Of somcthng about two
saar}cs tn statute VI the United Staics. And NJ
ter leaving It to The nrhtsament II the Secretary
Of War, II was decided that he should hare 81, 900,
which, added to his salary as Congressman, gave
n,uc1i b. ill., pay as Representative. Now, that ta
wbnt tho Dc,nocrnta have fuund ont, and shey
make out that ii ia awful, and say they wouldn't to
such thing for the world, the Office Of President
,nclnirtl. And, what u worso, they promise u
print this whole record In taaa he should he ho'nt'
| mated. In connection with II, they also want "a
Turkey go6blcs strut" aud the striking, comra5.
| sons Included MHEsoH.
, 1876-05-27
BLAINE AND B1sISTOW.
A cuAs0g or sES1tM.NT IN TIE WISCONSIN
DELEGATION.

DELEGATION.
Gpsctul Correspondence Qf Ths Tribune. .
MILWAUKEE, May a5.-You may have forgot
tcn that our Republican State Convention for
tic appointment Of delegates to the National
Cunycution was callc,l very early, oh the 2ed
Of Fcbruary,-anl at that time tho sentiment Of
the people WAS very strong for DlAinc rs Il Pres.
fleptIal candidate. Sntne discreet men In tho
Republican purity at that time regretted that tho
Convention w.s called SO early, because cvcnts
might trauspiro before the meeting Of tho Cin-
cinl,asi Convention that would put an entirely
new aspect upon the availability Of candidates,
and tho sentiment Of tho people might
also change. It was mn opportuno mo-
meat for Mr.. Blaine. Hc had just suo-
cce.ictl In getting tho old rebel yell out
of the Coniedcra.Gs Congress, and 1t rcscfberat-
ed through the North and West much TO BIntno's
advantage just then, and our delegates were all for
him. Hut change has taken place here sfncc
February, not only among tho pooplo. but among
tl.u delegates themselves Within few days
three Of thrm have repeatedly agowed their lntcn.
tiou to vote Tor Mr. Dristow on tho first baot, and
that he In te second chocc Of tho entire Wisconsin
delegation there Ii not tho slightest doubt. I ne
count for this chancu from I}htue to Bfiasow be-
cause thc people feel that The Inter Is murc the
representative Of reform and economy than tho for
mrr not that they suspect Mr.. Blaine himsclf for
they do nut, but they strongly suspect hik adtleF-
en,a, They hold BiAins above suspicion; hut It ts
fact that tho hummer element Of tho pAEty IL A.
his back, and that is not good sign. Wisconsin
v doubtful State at heat, and wc want candidate
Tint will poil every vote. UrfHtor is gaining
strength rapidly, md should not hs snrlrissa to
CABINET ciiAHGEB.
Tie su,hlcn changcs In the Cabinet remind onc
Of tho dnys when boslc, stewaEt7 and AcEerman
ptc1Idrnttal sunlight. The appointment nj plCfFG
, 1876-05-27
POLITICAL.
True Inwardness Of tho Hi
nois Republican Con"
vention.
Tho Part Played by Machine
Politics md Ring Poll
ticfans.
Reception Of Ex-Ministor Orth by
the Republicans Of In
dianapolis,
Administration Efforts to Se-
cure Conkling's Nomt-
nation.
A Chapter Of Correspondence on
the Sublectof Bristow.
How He Stands in His Own and Other
States,
A Chapter Of Correspondence on
the Sublectof BristoW.
How He Stands in His Own and Other
States.
STATE POLITICS.
ILLINOIS CONVENTION.

TT,TNnTl Ft1NVEET1ON.
MACHINE Politics AND RING rohr11c1Ase'
To tbs Editor Of Ths Tribune.
cnlcAeo' Mny @ . ,o esTrsnpGnasn1 sn,nroe1a IT.
u'!ue' aa'o ~ eAs ~,sn '"s.', .,at
giving nj account Of the Convention, states tIat
as delegate at large but was rejected nerause as H.
statement. taken hv ,tsclf Is Of little sivpn-
~, ,.h.,, ,o,,,..t.1 ,,.I,,, 4hc foc,. ,l,nt
srS "a ~ II tha ,S s Even by
vn,,r corrcsnoudent. aud It would be well for
Nv, ts ,no,,,o ll,o 40 1cn,ra, tbtn, ID not uu.
derstnnd the inside workings Of rlnEstcrs In
Conventions. to ba nostcd.as 10 the manner In
which m.ehtne politics srs run That thors may
be no Misrepresentation na TO the motives OF the
writer IL may be proper 10 say that he believes that
br's1ow Is .he a'tonsss. n,sn .o'u.3 sno Mspaur.
ems could pat IN nomination, pai A. tas sung .l'lo
he Is Of tho opinion tint slo y IN a1'o .na IRE,
En Win. .hrn, prior to he converting Of the Con.
ssution. called nesiing o the delegates from tao
wn. GoiI in ;bs Can,toi In Agricultural Hail, ior
E @ @fis ;s ,sn 4 af e
ty liz German votc which haa been ercasly de-
icnduTshp Of Jacol llvh.n md 4. {. Ile.lng, and
these ntotl tho touls Of - recent congreB.,nnn,-
It was thought best to bring forward influential
and reliable Germnn for the place. Mr.. George
Schneider was nominated for such delegate. It
nla Mated that liz preference was Tor Hristuw hut
TINT be would strunsly aid In the election Of any
candidate that mIght b nominated by the Cnnvuu-
tfon. Tron thu sote being taken. hc received
nearly tfo unanimous support OF tho meeting, only
some halt dozen voting agafnst him. This, Nv was
supposed, settled the matter. and virtually made
hlni delegate The uRn,es OF Tho delegntJs elect.
cd by tho representatives Of districts were, in rho
order Of business. handed to the conmlttcc Of tho
Convention On Delegates mud Electors. and by
them ycre TO be uresuptct to the Convention lUr
cOntifmatfon - merely formal act.
When thu delegates wore announced from the
Speakers ttanl there was 10 much talking It was
{n,pos4bc for those located as far from tic plat
,u u" NV, vhn anox or trad nv ofcr - nmv
were raased upon, It wun dItcuyrred tint Mr.
EchneEdcr's name had been stricken on thc lltt.
and another substituted liz ite ulacc. II seemed
difficult TO right tie matter before tho Convention
without disturbing lA harmony, and under the
sunnnsition II VIA IN errpr thp n,,cYtion was not
, 1876-05-27

Epecid! Dispatch to Tie Tt{ban4
SFRrH0YlEhu May 99,--A bit Of tho insllo hin-
tory Ut tie iate Republican Convention, which has
Just come To llgnt, discluscs wLat warrant there
Ii for toy. ueYcrdge to plume h!mseft W tic did
In his speech on the fact that hs had dnnp nnthIng
crooked In hIs canvas, but had been defeated, a
1uur.yy, ~ II ware, to high moral principles which
prevented his stopping to obtain snccess In politics.
On thu night beforu tho Convention the espro1tet Of
the liuyerdge .1nen was, stated in TfiE rEtHEAn
dispatch, to procure from Washington hinndcrous
dispatches III be psivaiely used fur effect on dele.
gates. In which It should Be charged thut A Smith
IN she Wh!aky ltng. CUlum'a friends got wind OF
the nflair and weru fully prepared to rofnse the
slnnde7 us II should hr sprung, which ac-
cuuns tDr the abanunnent Of the ulot. It has been
developed. however, that pursuant to the licv.
cEdgc p1nt, such false, slaIderuus dispatches ware
obtained from Washington. The harr night ttrv.
crllge 1ent for l1r. lialdxH editor 1f this I'll PAsO
Journal, and friend OF c1-t'ollcctot John lIAr.
per, and e1.tirafn Inspector W, IL. lIaTpeF, and
Commissioner lallwn tD ray 10 them that II they
would 10 Into the Convention ntt mAEc break
against Cullom, Tint they should have control Ut
any patronage they desired under hla tfcyeritlEes)
aanlai..s4tloa. TIi" bold and unhlashlng attempt
u tercrldge 70 br!bc men % do dirty work at the
alrtcnt sort failed. Tie Mentts. Harper dsclucd
to retail the Hcycrthge saNtrrs asaEust Cullutt,-
John Harper sent back unsver tint The vote Of t4s
dctsAics uf his cnunty tMD0atGfdl would show
how he had done his work, mud W. il. Hurpsr made
his answer lu tikt naiil1rr 10 the vote pf Couk
County. When the ballot taken Woudf0rd
cast her vote solld far cu!!op,, nud Euok County
gAYs hin 81 out OF her 10 ,utes.
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49,. III - ,r,,. =. ,t,o r,r+tr,
OF his oNlcr MI day. lie received n lnrgc nuln-
her Of visitors as well rs good many congrat,,-
ia.ory M ~ notes. 4 Quo Of the lr.trrs read - fol-
lows:
TSs HIM Thar hovns. GLORY bo or You for tho
h,a ,u,r. V ,.rn, ht IL, i,c s,lIc of i rnuuta-
n"n!e , ~ worx r III sy KEW s until you hasc
enossd MI III ~" uiIcv Justices via arc al corrupt
"a u1o LOWELL shc'"s !" oos s''s' WITH FnIrsn,
p,x..c,., srcnrer,nws
Mr. Tucv tsSSs1 waited upon Ills Honor in tic morn
intr. md submitted tic following suggcs Lions OH
.,se' a's. ,,ta,, ,,ero 5a a,,,a1 avn
tAe financial question: wen %sse s,s
~ c,c s,'u . Sa, s. e{Ngae ion. yaoma, Toyne:
beg eaSo 10 PIT Il writing the suggestions made to
s nnSSe sSstSSFay A. decision Of Judss ncAer
in tho certificate suit H. be- In substance ~ iol.
Tn, rn,, IL. III In. tho norvcr tn ,ssue certificates
based i up" M IN npproprlat!on m tor which lie ta1ea
uGa1 wI,sn Co soliseto ises 'A' - @'
icn T,sFe Il uelther irsal nor n,5ra right to levy
' a sna
tg ,rntiit,,r*s Jusv" "f n uriur ycurs. <''o A'
E ssssy ILL., s,es l., nGt txr rs9s5d snd
s on ahe,s 1ce ~ u' nss,cu1r .nnranation nr
lFSsn lussi, are col of d doubtful !cgalIty:
pcndI,rr of nyerT duiiaF reculycd for certificates
rr1rraIv is.nel u it ean b. ascS.ane.l for wiut
s 1anc a@a q! II u5uoy waa b
Mus naa t. 9W14 ~ rsise ,',"ncv In ssicni waier.
;ipcs, % for Which there was sn appropriation that
yn9t In n',r5yria,io m Of find. and the om
sn1's. csn ,ni st Whit " ontstaing csrtacass
%ar ri tha1efufa ss be p,aclc.b,o to ascertain
whit % certeates wers ssued to laiss money for thc
expenditures of ls73, what fos lH74, and what fo.
, 1876-05-27
Ex-MAYOR COLvIN.

HE AND HlA GOuN3kLI ANAlCUh FCH lhIh4A
Colyin's room In tho Clty-1Iall WIS mainly
noted for the rpnspicuous absence Of the c1-
Mayor, who was closctcd the greater portion OF
the day with Ills counsel, cx.City-AttoEney
Jatntcson, III the chambers Of tho latter
During Tho day tho cosy law Office upstairs was
visited by strcam Of Coivin's political
supporters, and also by two or three OF the city
oi!lrials who were dccapitated last Moudny evcn-
Ing. The conferences, for there were many Of
them, partook somewhat Of tho nature Of lore
feast In which number OF short and emphatic
speeches were made dcnouncing hlnyor hoyno
and Ills counsel for not being able or willing 70
r,me to trial to-1ny. About o'clock Mr..
Jarnics0n pc,lncd the following note which he
dtspatehrd to A1s. Q. Il. Horton, onu Of Mayor
CIlcAoo, ltay So.--o. IL Horson, E*7.-str
DEAR BIn: l!clovs that On arrangement can no
mnde In accordance with our agreement. BY which
tho Mayornty caAe Gun he henrd before the Jut!gGa
Of tho Circuit Court on. to.morrow tsaturday}. u
agrscabIe to the counsel for Mr: lioyne. W. a59
@ e n & @ s hs r." x
which cvcnt decision may be had In time for
e X 70 ssss
whether Or not you are willing 10 proceed with tile
llearsns Tomorrow. Respectfully. MdG.nr 1.x,,.ov
Shortly utter tho scntliug Ut the foregoing
note, Jaincs Z. Root came In anu Joined thy
conference. subsequently he was tnterrogated
by TKlnuNH reporter as TO what had been
done, but he and all tho participants declined to
state. From outside souTccs, however, the re-
porter learned that Mr.. Colvln had determined
AssgRr his ALLEGED RlaHrs
to the Mayoral office, and to this cMl had writ
ton letter to cRcl, departmental head, u which
tho following IL copy; .
CHICAGO. Afay 20,-4fat Dsnntr. Fire Marshal:
Information has come 10 me that one Thumas
oi ChcaKa ha4 sent Communications to the several
ollcers u tho municipal government, wherein hc
has assumed 10 fly 9fdSrs aa afesoH g t 70 ss
tire duties. Now this is 10 note BY yon Tint shall
hold yuu personally Responsible t9 mo. ~ The law"
nsnt Ut yonr otlice, and hereby dIscct you 70 puy
no attention whatever 10 any order. direction or
communication Of my ehafaSses' ~ saeesanG your
await your '"'"sl' A''pFs'} Il. D. coIvrr,
| When d sufllciency Of copies Of the foregoing
| Ind been written ont, sley were placed II! Gu.
vcl,pcs an'l directed to Superintendent Hickey,
deputy sursnntenacnt Dix1;, t'fs ,a,, hassa' mt
Rene ts csf m Mcyshs1 S 9s Pa1 Ptss.nt oi she
Board Of Health, Justices s,alnmerlela, sGully,
unI Kaufman, President Illchl,esg Of the sunT,l
Of Education, tho Public L1rnry BnaF'i, H. and
Superintendent FELTON,, OF the UstdoWell- Tlcse
wcru delivered by John Colytn.
THE Tx-CONIPTnOLLER.
rE WILL NOT o1vH ur UNTIL COMPELLED 70
E1.Comptrollcr Hayes wns busy oil day will
Ills explanations, which urc becoming soinewlla1
mopotonou8 lie expects To make Mr.. storc1
| su,urt for tho attlclia OF the 1iu<d, h1lt
| to demonstrate In sotnu incoNlprelionst6l'
,uanner thas the clty's finances will be wrecked
| unlcss he Is at the helm There Is now III
ouht Of llis uosltlon Ilo wifi hold over init! tn
, 1876-05-27

Mr.. lnyEE," said Judge Miler, :" eeElt tHaV
ago, and llc told Iuc tllat he lad advised Coylh
Il resign. can't SIC vhat the man Is thinking
about by tic why hc ncts.H
Mayor lloyno was, and naturally always H.
we'll pleased with honest support, and 10 ~ ~,
10 Gull again There were during the day nuts
cvous callers who apokc words Ut praise ano c'f
couragc,ncnt.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Bu1IDlN0s.
Mayor Hoyno yesterday appointed t'eorse
| Wiis6n Of the board OF Public Works hupeIli
tendent Of Buildings, with instructions t. ,,a tsaa
for The jonr'm! Of Inst evening stated ttiAt ~
board held that HALEY could not be removed i''
thu ordinanco creating tlu office was rcptaie',.
This the board clnplaticly densgs s 4 op!l,ITs
ing tho tact Miku Eafley continues to issue ieE.
mtts as uAual and is ~ stubborn as ever llo
will not giys n le says, aua recognizes 10 oo ~
hut Colyln. There are no new Moves - ~ sous III
treat HIN with silent contempt. and make y. ~
movu to take possession u bis quarters u'Iesa
| by or.lers from tha Chief E1tcutiso-
HOW TnR roLIc1 srAND. ..
4 runor waa started In thcaltctnoon iilas 1"a
Police Department had tsansierrcd Us alss'amta
ie ias .. Ioiit Ml aopde is toneerned c ban
declared yesterday that he would pay 10 nseu !,',
to the notification OF his decapit9tion, a ts,,s M
III p
JAn,teson's Office, tho object of H.l,it
was to consolidate the dlsa,les'sin y
behalf of Mr.. Colvtn. supt. Hickey, It > NJ, w.
stated, had also guns over 70 tho bldo n' ,as va
Great u.urper, oa tic ground thas h. re'ASss sss
by Mayor lIoyne was atoreBone cnnGlnsE i,E,v =, -,
ernl eiforts were made to see Mf. Hvn. H",. Il ii
Ills matter, hut hc did not favor the Cisyt'"' ="
much with his presence, and they wsrs t.I,es g!n ts
he has used hls influence with the Mayor to aS
Hickey turned out. When spoken to abo.lt ,.au -,
olIevsupcrntendent's alleged tccsss9, l,n,y Iy a..
Noyno expressed his disbelief VI tbt hol5' ,ta, n
slated tnat h. issued . commission to tllAt se.'
tls1nan which ho gtsc!ously rsesi'h "11Ao'
comment. .. a,n,
Aln. Cullerton ASSERTS confidently that snP' fY"
llicke7 viii obey the oI1iers oi Mayor Ho,"
whenever callcl upon 20 u do. i, ,,,ss,
Yesterday forenoon Marshal uooag1l m1,1.sne, 1iuie
cd Bvpt Hickey ~ assigu 10 duty ltohnuhI s.l.hs
who Wa recently made patrolmAn on pro,us p.,M
t!un. blr. Hickey declined 70 do ~, pte's''''
to walt until thlugs were settled.
, 1876-05-27

Mayor Iroyne was hard ut work at tho routine
OF his olllcr NIL day. lie received lnrgc num-
her OF visitors as we'll MS good many congratn-
latory nntes. Ono Of the lettrra read as fol-
lows:
TAk Hon. Thos Hoyns: Glory ho or you for tho
noble work begun, but for tho hnkr Of tie roputa-
tlon Of orr beloved city lon't stop until you have
deo.ed al o r1cs 1nscS. e., wn are r. snstups