, 1876-10-25
PRICE 81 f::*:&1cENTs.


.ny ms"; :ues sas ,ts.,;: he Ees a as he'll If he heard
canri" "l's'e you 'q =! : 'p tho 11atea Houss
Who in ic11 nj ~ "
""%!'Y' "y1 IL ;3Gst e ;,sE i s IT, / t'''""
"You don't kE s ut they inc1udc Johnn,
SlIks a. Scorfnrn''' r, -: ers OF like stTipe'"
"You didn't ilifc; 7frftm 10 work for you, md
e. n1y's ,y.tSnte repeating in tho Filth and Sixth
j, "N9, RIB BY Cd, . , dldnt. Tho whole Cd
IT. ;;afi 11j, ';s5s Sss5 ;sS T., s &c NJ ~hss
EM me 1psvef scen 7'rudc, and dor't know Lin,
."R!,i you par George Ebenbaras s1oor'
"nd "n you W pa}y one Of Mccsh's conslal'cs s75s"
Nov, them kr. I1oxic, tiidn't you engage
Buck, Mccarthy to bug UP sotne of tho boys
y, giving them new su!ts ol slot!'cs, trunks,
shirts, etc.-ttat H., those fellows who a1c
@@".Dy ID, don't know. Duek' Mccarthy,
and | don't want 10 hare nothing To do with
such cattle. He calnt to nlr few days ago aud
s Te5k tod lin t. let s 1a aa he a VI. s y
!! dian't want to lave nntiling To do witd him.
tell you tho course Of THE TntnusE Is making
me friends. They may attack me as much as
sGp'in e. 'sef; 1tsll you Tue rn'ouss Is hurting
c,..,jo",, %ttox much money hare you spent on tho
II Amt spent id cent, but wduld
done wflat any gentleman would If Tue Tntn-
uNE q done the right thing BY nc. tell you
What ~ do. You have your folka como down
c where It VII! be to tltcir financial Intcrcats
| to let nc a1onch
THE CHILDISH slMr11c1rr.
"Teen "Eos ,iy{I'' yGI'%' didn't buy s0nr nomination."
"You arc not the candidate Of the recent
"No, sir! am tue peoples candidate, They
asked me to run. mint nobody'a candidate,
thata what I'm dotnE.
"Thca VI, didn't spend ao, money for Jour
"Not Cd d-d cent. It was spontaneous
outburst for Inc, and am going To be elected,
| by i'd, unless there comes m earthquake"
| Here the conversation closed fur tho time
being.
Several Of Mr. Hoxic's friends were near by,
and they wanted Tue TRIBUNE man to DO tho
square thing.
Mr. uox'c was anxious that TnE TRIBUNE re-
porter should hare u quiet talk with HIN at Ills
house. Nov there Is ono trait that Mr. Iloxie
dous posscssto an eminent Degree and that ID,
being n wholc.souled entertainer, and man
who would like tho press to keep mum about
| HIN.
FURTHER PROBING.
The rcportcr found. upon further lnycstiga-
tion, that Il great many checks for dle:
is1fp fs1s an9!' vaes as n'a s Gs'ed mon.v sFoss 5
the Town OF Lake. In Cicero, nt Euglewood:
through Du ragc County, Ut tIe Stock Yards,
9na nsr! T. The h. Islr r:s aF'ourt, Fitt nn sxtl
gang. .'Duck" McCarthv, Juck Gll1cn, and
others, have done their work faithfully. In thu
Stoek-i ards precinct a1onc
Ito FRAUDULENT NAMES
hnrc been entered ~ fur az discovered. Many
Of them 3lnvc not eycn place Of residence at
tached to them. THIS may appear trivial, but
the satne thing llas hrcn dono at EnEleTood.
tratlon hns bcen done in tho Filth and Sixth
| Wards, and detectives ute uuw Investigating
tho uattcr. In thu Town Of Lake, ono
,nan hGs already confessed to placing sixteen @
try Lists, and ilc }las pruniscd to e1uual upon
othrrs. ln due season lsIs confession will be
made public, aud solle attempt u,ale to bring
the scoundrcls to Justice, though everything,
| hanla Of tho mob. However, United States
Supervisors will look to this matter. Mr.
Iioxic, Of course, claims to b. ignorant Of these
thlngr. IIe no doubt Is; but tic fact remains,
nevertheless, TINT these things are being dono
by his friends, and men who arc wording Ia hs
Interests. Nj. Hoxie clains to he
TIE FRIEND or THE WORKlN0MAH.
lie II all oycr.wcCniny nnu ignorant egot!at.
Any fatr-.nindca man, aftcr conyCrs!nE with
Mr. 1Ioxir for iittr willie, will tlnd that lie Is
utterly without PRINCIPLE, 80 far as political
men in his life, except, perhaps, some to build
Ills houses and t;.ks care u il!a horses. Mr..
Iloxic is selfish man. Lie is no. oven an en,-
eyXS Xan nS set ss Ill., III G 1es psa Sen@f ~ IL
TINT corporation Or tho Stock Yards Company.
NJ onet who knows Mr.. 1oS!c, can eay differ
entity. Not alone t4at, but atr. Ho1fe wants to
10 to Congress In tho Interest OF btu great
monopoly, and to secure subsidies Tor Tom
Scott.
lNrEnEsrED IN MoNoroL1Es.
ats. Hoxtr dcntts tho latter arTaignn.cRt But
aso lar astis q Tic Michigan Southern and Penn.
sytsan!1, Central Railruads ale concerned, they
hut as to Legislation in regard to ralr0ad Mat~
ters, TINT Ii another thlng. What attecte one
Affects all. The Michigan Southern Railyoad
subsidies, beeause IN the future it may pruve Of
valuable financial Interest to thcR."
ssWi1i you vote for iioyie1"
"No. As against htr. William A1d1ich. he IL
! l0kull3 AltIk W IEF!CDU5tt my ALL
1lo1te Is illitcrate, aid is coarse, vulgar man,
| utterly without sufficient intelligence to repre-
} sent t1.Is Important district In Congress-"
} And this conversation was with y gentleman
kuown us u Democrat, WHO stands high In the
commercial and social world, ind whosu proper
ty interests In this city alone aggregate 0Tcl
$4O0,U0.
Iii. HoxIc says he Is opposed to ulonopoltes.
How cun llc ba when le fcprohcnt6 oue OF thG
greatest railroad nnnopoles In tie eountrya
In pamphlet wlslcl this great man. Ho1ie,
} publishes
LAup1HG Ills OWN VIRTUES,
written by "the Cheap aud Nasty Publishing
ColnpanY,n he gives the following rcasons why
be Should be elected:
Elrst-Dccauso hc Is thorough Democrat and
not ! Know. Nothing; q stAnch supporter Of tht
Constitution and MI iAdefatigabla upholdet Of The
peoples rights.
Sseond-lio il Tho ''ehosen oua" Of tho people
and not au 0Gice.seckef
liz goes OIL flrther to say TINT tho people ART
i,nrn Ia snufher Iilfury1c,v which TnfnftnH ~.