, 1876-04-18

Tho uncertainty "a to tho candidates who may
he In tho field nt tho village election Today still
prevails To some extent. It il aBsettsd by cot
TAFT, knowing ones thas tho vo!oEa, on arriving at
tbs polls, Will b presented with ticket which
Las not boen publicly announced as In the field,
sou1oHlst hftor tho method Of nynp, d1ccson,
aud Phillips in South Chicago recently. How.
cver this may be- It Ia certain that tho friends Of
Henry III. Kiddor aro making strenuous efforts
TO ellde him In as o Trustee. and
1t III said that thor efforts will be
directed against Dr.. Davs aud Mr. Iglehart,
candidates upon tho regular sicket- 4 year ago
kidder managed to receive tue regular notaina-
tion. bus only secured half az many vosoa "a
his acquaintance has beon largely extended, ana
those is no danger Of hia locelvsng tue votes Of
those who know ulAt ulaunor OF mau ho In.
Tho simple fact thar he liAs retained street
Commissioner Merroll in Office would seal htu
fate with many votors. oven were his uopopu-
iarity less gFoRt. The nosthesn portion Of tho
yiilage (North EvAnBton) CLAIMS its night to
representative on tho Boasd. Although
.bat locality hos no more toan-
other section which can chow fifty voters, tho
public would grant the request without objec-
tiou.-if any ono but kidder was put forward.
There arc two significant 1acts III connection with
Kid4os's candidacy: Firat, his essonEcBs adher-
ents Rro tho relatives aud friends OF tho Street
Commissioner. Second. although ono Of tho old
est graduated Of tho University, every student
entillad to voto will dopostt voto aghttfbt him.
Some commens has boon accustomed by. tho
fact liza. last weeks Indcz failed to nlla1o III
my mauuor to the public snoettng Of
Taxpayers at which tho regular ticket WAS
nominated, eomo insiuua.lng that tue ctlltors had
been ''Beeu." 1t iB unnecessary to inform those
acquainted with ateasss. Cayan and Guilds that
they ouu!d not bo corrupted, but, to Quet theso
malicious r.llnors, 1t may he vol to state that
the omission was due to ~ uuaecountabe noK-
ligonco OF which ayen tile best OF editors are
Tue regular Ticket alluded TO Ia a. follows:
7ru.tses-obadiah Iiuae, Dr.. N. i. Davis. N. q.
IglebArt, D. u. Dewey, El h dagc, jsues c. connor.
IS,sftts J;ati.c LSrury-c,..rlsa 4. Nosers, n. G.
arsdIcy.
Tllis tickot waa nominated by ballot at pub
lio moottng Of cttzons, irrespective of party, OF
which full nottce was giyon, and at which ts,eso
candidates received largo majorltles over atl
others nominated. Tho ticket not only repro-
sents both political parties the varlouB churches,
and all sections of the village but also tho very
best elements Of Evanston. being composed OF
solid business mcn who havo thu ueifnro of tho
village ut heart, ana against 1hoae Integrity and
ability no QUO dare mako oven tho ullldoat ii.
sIauations. 1t will nuke bostof board
Whit Ia especially desirable III those days. will
moi be ,pctnbercd With tho faintoat suspicion Of
couunctiou With any ring" Tho dofoat OF
any candidate upon the tItkot teapecIally 1t lo
should be aupplau:od by kidaor. who WAS
automatically s'Bat upon " by tho aforesaid moot
inn, or by que who has beon afraid to announce
hiu candidacy herotoforo). would be calamity
to the village. OF this. however, thoro III lttlo
OF no dsnger, uniehs the respectable voters Of
Evanston fal TO do thesr duty Il tho polls to-day
HYDE rAak.
10 ths Etltor af The Chicago Tribune:
HYDE pAHx. April H.-Wlll you allow tue
Camnaign Committee to correct through your
columns the impression liable to be adopted
from the communication OF George II. Uogue,
Esl. iu to-day's TRIauNI7
In onr negotiation TOT consolidation OF the
two tickets ltho "1'ax-Psyers" aud tAe Indo-
pondent 1ax.rayea) We (for tho Ia1-payers')
required as basiB Of untou tho withdrawal or
resignation Of al candidates oxcopt Messrs
Ienaley aud Taylor, who we're oommon to both.
This they decinod but offered to procure tho
Eeaiynaston OF al who had not TWO nominations
already. We refused to recognize tho Eom!na-
tton Of Messrs. Behlund aHu Farrell ly tho
Walta-Wii party ~ buding upon III,
and thus tho negotiation failed for ths tine, ana
they nove1 having complied with this (ah wo
dcem) just condition. no comprutnis9 haa Leon
accomplished. Now, what would hayo been th0
ticket II We had aocetlsd to their demands 7
Simply that thare would hare bsou necAed four
candldatea {bsslda Dsnaiey and Taylasl. Of which
behlund and Farrell. usmed by them, rsinainipg,
~ &t.At,.