, 1876-04-11

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Diner e:n:le,ntn followed il ths dasns.ioa k1.s
itsal Dosring of tho caro. Mr.. cioush nsF eeas
meeting. which. in principle. w7a akin 10 tho nsry
system which thh cns' bad r'resdy denoun4
silt. ALnafcH
people elcct Mayor and did m: want NJ c.ns 10
Istna ss .' n.9o1 i ras tni CssE snr w. nj
s,ss s, hs ss y; t1s issss e ts ~ "a s MI.
but he vas preferable to Cov.n. aud John Wentworth
Go cuff % s,o ,sy veil to n xsr Gss. Il
Mr.. Kellogg followed in few earnest rcnssks. til
motion, shs fur,h:s eontiuasion ot tue resolutions
waa ro1t roneI uu!l sturday evening.
Go3fMl1TE OF KFvESTY. ....
D. K. Teuney introtlnEa.1 The following resolutions
for tle ap1to7s! Of the cluo and to to Isesenteao
tho E1tuh.sion pnliftg tt.eetlpx so-niG4s; a.
to HI ~; IN cF uns e a sn"s - IT,
Law.ad Order Committee, le a!pa'nsci BY TUG Chair.
su Of This meeting. anu anpur"t through TIC 'ali3
ass.,a1co ID It deems nsccr.ary. il instructed #r
that e persons recently blasted to The toxin otets q
Hnul Chicago 10 lnducteti into thoae oles anl I'm:
tcted IL tle discharge Of la,er duties. prace1by IT
rsrIc but at all hazards. Tb.t In e1ss any obstacles
intervene. such orscrs to fnrerer removed a. aaeh
Council may decide.
lt,oirtt, That a. J. Galloway, v. Il. D. os.y. y.
elected to Tue o.lcsn ot COLLECTOR Ascsaor supervisor.
tnd Tosn.C!erx, respectively. Of Suush Chicago, bc
requested to tate the oath Of otce ana temana ~
unable pcaccity to obtain the hlnc, that they floy
tie Iaw1ndUrier C,nruce who shall thea take tbs
uf this vrtiu Of MI law-adna citizens, to nus-
tain sucl Committee III i:s action unto tho cud.
EI.. iAnEH
ibH hn,l}
been near !1nrll ba'tobo1 sunN ~ spne Thought
lie dtd not like tue idea Of hanging very n',ch lie
Thornton might have tsa.s ot rope without my
harm the pub'ir. [hppatiss. 1t was we'll eno'lgli
tSs s ~ u ep, 70 a9 .or IN ha Il" d IL b.
Hesc that LIS friend Teuncy warld accompany him OIL
| hanglng expedition.
Sir. Hawsa continued whc1s quiet hsd Eecn Restored
IJe uuY not ready to commence l1anginH yet. Thc
.DGse Il a a aI tour Wns h,.
teeu convicted Of illegal voug7
a gentleman replied thas there lad nesn m no con
| v,ctiuus. but pares who had been nrraigaed weft
subsequently made Judges Of election. fapi'ausel
| Nj. lIR~es MAJ thcu asked tol1c
| TrnrISESr qUt1tioSs.
| Among osher questions was, -" low you going Il
GIT r!l Of tae South ToSn o:hcefa who Lave see'
| forced upon lin I" .a.-
aeror=l, ubleh vls received with Tremendous ap
| Iaause. .,....,,,
tuu1, Anl n,zis yigt c,us speech in favor u usn
desperate n.vaus to sli.c, desperate cases. 10 ha
never eoid lis b.7h75ght. aud be never would. II
.2s In favor OF tho Nvrttn uf the resolutions an
when it becanu necessary to put thea into ciIect
wonll be found his post and se.dy to do ts duty
[Shouts nf aPplauso.l ,,, -,
Mi. Teunry aroko In favor Of the resolutions H
had offered tcin III good faith, aud he believed the
suggested tie remedy for the Giesanecs now endured
Tners bad been enough tak, anu u was ABOUT uhs'
| so1no action had Icon taten. [Appaurc.1
Ueu. Thompson counseled moderation. ie had at
tcn5c6 cescral meetings during the day, and lad uni
forTir fouij tla old men, sttluge to say tn favor
| violence, whlo she younger men, will warnet blood
favored Cancellation ant. more praoeablo remedies
10 coutcf,rate, unI once insuHuratcd no ono coult
stor. He hoped tho resolutions would be referred
n Gomn,!ttee on lsesoiutious TO 70 appointed a. TN
| Exposition Jsutldng meeting Tonight.
after eoInc further lfscunson. thu motion 70 feae
| VA. put and prevailed tIy a very closo vote:
m. rAsnluloux srnt out by the Central Consolidate
Club Of The First Ward, which nte printed in Nnothc
column. wers rsaa mud adopted, aud the mcet1ns AZ
lOuEuci.