, 1877-04-01

il: No one disputes that. Every one admi
that he has displayed IN energy and frmnc!
Yet there are some n men, p!o,ess:ng 10 have The II
teres1s Of this city at heart VINO objected to his
election. Even c1-Mayor !Ioyne doesn't Wal
anything about Mr. Heath that stands in the va
Of the perpctuation OF abe reform move
nent 1f year a4o let lets nrdIca dits1Fd dos aIp
his position, let Us pcrpetaate, the, reform move
mcnt By rc-clcc,ing him. (Applsuse.] Let y
e:icse the man have taken pms M e 8cafs afse s3nt
he nas been Mayor. NE ought to inquire critical
~ as to his character before rc-e]ccting him, ad
mil. lie should have the qualifications neeessas!
for pure and
EFF1cIrST EXECUTIVE OFFICER
In the frs1 place. gentlemen, ne shohld DC 2 80
brr man. l1pplause.] As matter Of polite: po!i,i,ca
h, a1a e & tg ~ ef c ssxs
10 drink lLsust4tsr;l 4,nl Every ot1sn man IA: a:
Drink ae tens enee in three hours, Or he has right
drink three times every Aour. fLaughteE.l Nay,
more. So that . man kceps the peace he has a
sof1owfnl m nor sobor Is Mr. Heath man Of that
habit: Let u inquire; and II he ia, undertake
to say tlat be is not 1T tn bc Mayor OF Chicago or
Of america has perfect right to do this thing,
when he stands n candidate for high office Of
trust and honor the people have night ray that
1ro,a the fumes Of alcohol is tit either for public
9s 9yaf dssz suss a,t lss ESsa Mn M s
hr is sober man. have made inquiries, and
lind that Mr.. Heath j. man who keeps bis brain
cool snd ,, unoetaddled lapP!anssl,5f1cs r., from
on public duty. II is very likely that lie takes
drink when he it, but he doesat indulge a the
rate Of three nips III hour. ll.augh'er.l Even
Mr. Ioyne doesn't say he is addicted 10 the c1-
cessive use Of Intoxicating drinks for, in that reso-
luton which he offered At the meeting Of the a"n.
cipal Reform Cuban excellent institution. sort
OF halancc-whecl TO warn politicians to put up no
improper characters for otf;ce-he doesn't rcclfe
that Mr Heath WAS moi sober man hut says that
he was guilty of being an Aiiermaa at tue same
period OF time that CUlvin WAS Mayor. So intent
Mr. Iioync and llis friends to maintain the ln-
tcsrity and interests Of This city-so satisfied arc
they thar every man should 'c 80 much Ike tIears
wifc-that he could not have been allowed to hold
Office at the same tnc that VIC were afflicted by
Mayor Colsin: 70 Intense is their patriotism 60
intense is their lovs, ter thls city, that nnve no
But they say Heath should not he elected be-
thing. want To discuss that question for mo.
JneNt have taken the pains to get at tie salient
1acts connected with
THIS HICKEY QUESTION,
as It ia Called .-u0t yesterday, nor to-duy, bnt
while the matter was occurring, and since. Now,
what the facts! Ar eoon as Mayor Heath found
time to atsend TO anything. except fixing up the
condition Of the finances to meet pres
INT needs auu pay the ia,o.crs who had done work
Tor ti,c city he took hold Of this police question
Tic fret ftcp he took was to refer il to the legal
city officials to Suppress gambling, confidence
u:nes, policE-thons, bunko-stecress, and all TINT
Ind Of fancy: II was referred to Mr.. An
making an Investigation. j certain man by the
same OF 4. S. Trude called on him and said,
Mr. Anthony, I understand that the authorities
,lert, etc: clc.: Certainly" said Mr: An.
hony, that is the sulject in hand well"
ays Mr.. Trudc .'you had better look out. You
rho is MIR. 4. 5. Trude. He is i free citizen Of
'icago. There is no doubt about that. The Con-
titution Of this Slatc guarantees to every thief,
. lav. lawyer asd c ,unsel- [Aprlause. The
ousttutit provi-es hat hen one Of these fanc es
ar Il e. on an in.ietEent, he MY appear n
efeon or oy counsel, and shall be entitled to
needy ttiul by All i,nuartiai jury. IAup.ausc.
he thicvins element, availins themselves OF this
r,.ll.st accorded W the o4ll gf r.shts, concluded
:n"ral attorney, counsel solicitor, II yoa please,
the uunko-steerers,. The garroters,
re Re csnaeense~ sa 1, men, the mock: :aae,ion-
othing woulu tisp1csee Trude so much Is to have
&c announce in this meeting that he had retired
ON his position and WIS no longer the attorney
nong the fancy surely Othelos y occupation would
gone. laughter. hat next: Mayor Heath sent
r Hickey. Gentlemen, DON'T know how many of
It he Is II man that says what he means and means
int he says, lA.pllausc- There isn't . great
al Of DISQUALIFICATION about him. like him Tor
IN: - am going To make war On this criminal |
-ment, and am going to make
WAX TO THE BITTER END.
,ere have been Il good many stories about you.
.nt- You know whether you arc or not Now
sant to say to you tnat if you in their power
Ing on, and Il the, have you in their power hell !
II he TO pay" Laughter. ] Hickey eaid: ''Mr.
'ath If shuge men taink they have got me in I
Ike war on the criminal element, and viii stand ,
n.c when the storm comes, Twill show them who c
IN Their power; sl and 3' will show them who IS
ow best about this thing; 70 anead. :" Genlle- y
H. II is biz thing TO 10. Any man who thinks
car step into lhe position Of Mayor chicf Of
&c DAYS Or three weeks, or three months, is de- y
vcd. 1t is a powerful combination. 1t is j
ming eomblnation; cor. They know all the ways +
lcelrc OF. Hickey said, -"pcrhaps there will r
e 70 be many removals and changes among tic [
romcn: sha1l find when come to make this :
:. that ceFsatl patrolu,cn will prove inefficient;
= *Ai not "bey oEders; they viii have some e1-
G. '.Nery we'll, wc will remove them, !" says
NJ Aayss sre ess hsas ID. astsos5 ApS e6s ,St
the I'ai:oin,cn could not be trusted. They ,
r. 'sGvsea,-tf Il, 81, not from the force. Il
H. vn !or more han a ,nenln: 1t hogan TO il
I'll. This elc,l~nt BEGAN 10 feel that they were !
ns crowded out little by little, hut surely. | "
III Heat: MIR. A. :. Trudc, attorney, and ! o
sn+cl, mud solicitor for thu bnnko- tccrcrs, | Il
eves- etc, enters complaint that Hickey was =
c,liur,un Win the thieves. The very thn:; hist II
/. 'frude n1,tl the faucy wanted was Sn1ierin- II
,dent u Police that would coiiu.!e with thus | r,
IS. The Idea O! their Incl tAcir chnfGcu- r.
adyisu:, making complaint that Hickey was | .
collision with him aud the Of his men, was
olcncc Compounded. !Appausc+E The inrcs- G.
at1on wchi on- This untNiny had half an | G
ar'e leisure. and weit into the Conptrel!cr's II
&C and asked to see the testimony. II is pile | :,
manuscript foot nnt half high, and IL nny -
n can dcducc from II al,sthiug b.
ExCErT THE ElIEsr GOSSIP,
can beat me- turned The ttr4t volume and A,
i'd on tue first 1,age: - 4. s. Trudt, E.o aI- | :.
:-sed the comuittcc." Says he: ;. gentlemen ~
the Committee. this IL al investigation to -s c1
,in whether Mt. Hickey is proper man for his ct
s!tiun. will commence bY putting Air. Hickey ! p,
Oh the stanl.' Mr. Hickey to,x the stand and =. -
: sworn. There IT, colored person in t'hicuy0 ~
tlie name Of Daniel Webster IlanshtcrI-a errar Of
!. ~. Ersaey colored 'nAn. ffscncMcd lauchtcr dc
'ay bacS IN she history Of thu city, nan1eI wns ar
n.y. tut in the United States tunrt for pasrins M
'nserfeit shfnplasten-fruc,ional currcnrys nj
II is clever, Eood-naturrd fellow uttcr "
laceins In moral principle; a,e never | IN
any education and never knew what II
RAJ nf7nc1pc was. Our esteemed fellow citizen an
H. Stiles. defended him, partly for ,utuccmrnt II.
partly for sympathy for an old ncighbor. liz rr
guilty, no doubt, and was convicted md | n
ent down :" to Joliet Now the frat question In
Hon A. ;. TFudc neked Hickey wu., ..Did | MI
stsn Petition for the PARTON of Daniel Web III
Mind you, Danie] had tone nothing TINT Io
kct had anything to do with-nothing that The Sc.
hi n h hfrfF tn din &1s