, 1877-05-01

his oncnae, hau oceu oi1s 1uuea out1 ant
refused and overruled. The Alderman wonld
INV to those men that came into the Council thai
Rh ,G s sas @ wtes esa 2 e. me lin hG1 i htaD a 1ee
hat such action WIS nll wrong. The men WHO
voted to admit lIildreth believed they were right
Ii3,eth % was nothing 10 him: II it were 10 be bis
1ast set in the Council the Alderman declared, in
closing, that he should vote to admit James II.
Iiildreth 10 a seat. lApp|ause from Hildreth's
staI ald. McAulcy-1 think perhaps the members Of
this Conncil understand this question sufficiently
~ this time therefore rise to move the previous
4"e7 PRETTY UNANIMOUS.
The main question was ordered. The roll was
sailed Ad Fsas IS paqs {no the
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'a9gsssas1; 'a9aS;n1;alIa}yioa-,. 1liIl}pas
kitS1s. Gs:es.e'F''n' Thompson ''nFo' h''a'os and
aid. Law1er moved to reconsider the vote.
seconded the motion He believed In doing ius-
tice 10 everybody He did not believe lin allow
Ing the public press public opinion to change his
pt!a!e fRhSihi as seiieved in man VIII
the same honor the came due diligence, and the
same courtesy that . criminal would be treated IT
q
The Nayor-The motion is to reconsider.
Aid White-Yes, and seconded it. That no.
ton it now before the house.:
Tic went On to say that he did not believe +'that
this buldozing at all times, and In all countries,
and IN ali StufeH of th,s Onion, +" WIS exactly III
order It might perhaps work In some States, but
Of Illinois where 1--WE are enlightened citizens. !"
The resolution that had passed dtdn't amount to
the paper it was written On. He had told the gen
(Whitc's) desk, be would show him how 10 write a
Resolution. [snickcrs in the lobby-l lie did not
think 1t was ''Republican in principle"
~ aud t undue % respect" lie thought it the duty of
the Council, IN case they saw fit TO take any steps
or or an an ordinance, If any member had been ad-
mitted, expelling that member.n Outside of that,
any resolution passing upon their opinion as legs-
member, i that was question Of faw,-but moth
ing could be done under the resolution OF Aid.
Dailurd. Mr. White read the resolution, and, in
clared ] to be s!ilIegible.' ismiles.l The zesolu.
not e1pe!. Hlldreth. The rotes Of The Seventh
cxpei him lie knew how the opinion
Of the Corporation Counsel was gotten
and perhaps giving advice to AID. McAnley, beside
WHOM, he sat, instead vi bengin his Office attend
ing to his business, for which he was paid by the
dulae in any personal remarks.
AID. Rawlclgh-His time is np:
cd to hts ut be Woaa BE- IN ha and not
lobbying in the Council Chamber. [Ap2lause.l
The Mayor hope the gentleman will not in
AID. White paid attention to his Honor, but
proceeded to say that In the present state Of Chi
cago. it's financial condlion. ;, ana ''the crisis Of
one be pad salary of S., 600 year and allowed
10 lose Els time 'aying In the City Council doing
nothing" The taxpayers wanted him IN his office
along without him until he was called for,
Aid. GilbcEt--1 rise to point OF order ny
point is this: DO not gee any necessity for The
purpose of attacking one against whom he is
prcjudiccd. l hope the gentleman will rcmembe:
thai We consider ourselves gentlemen, and don't
wish to be treated otherwise.
The Mayor-The point IL we'll taken. The gen
tleman viii conlne himself TO the question.
Ad White said he woud DO So Ae proposed
ment with due courtesy. but he did not propose to
treat any pct Of The Council with hun undue respect
again. Laughter in the lobby.l He indorsed
every word OF his i1ouor's address, and would
''lcnd looming hand to that grand inangu.al I'd.
The Mayos-Koep to the question.
noa Az Soce Al. gnf TO- n.ar Scne at the
The Alderman then rpoke about his deep interest
in the welfare Of the city. etc., and coming back
dorse 1ae pet scbeme or M scheme
made In the interest OF the Councils pct, but
would ''go for the gentleman who was indorsed BY
people there knew for whom they we're voting, and
they voted inte1igcntly, with this pride and
pleasure and honor that was bestowed upon the
the honor and pride that IS granted to us nnnnl-
nousy and gratuously.' When mau WIS In
dorsed by the constituents OF a ward that
it, REQUESTS, should not Be Ignored but treat Cd
Justly and honestly. It Wis no wonder Riordan
felt sore: Every man defeated fdE an ONCE fe1t
believed they called it. lie claimed it the duty
OF the Council to recognize Hldreth. He couldn't
get around doing it. lie was as right now as wncn
be told them Tom hoyne wasn't elected Mayor.
Aid. Rawleigh-The gentlemau's s time Is up.
AID. Swcrncy-I move that be be given ten mill
viii not shut of free debate. want to hear every
body.
Aid. White wanted the yeas and nays on the
shut him OF, but he had listened patiently TO
good deal Ut their haransues.
The Mayor was about ~ put the question VI hen,
Aid. White said ho wouldn't trouble hin to do
it; he would retire.
AID Gibcrt-I move that the motion OF AID.
Law}cr to reconsider be laid on the table.
The motion was agreed to,-ycas, II; nays, 81
as follows:
yea<--McAulcy, Rosenberg. Ballard. Cary; Stewart.
lseiIcs, McNurncys Throoi', Cook, Rawicteh scaton
ssc ba
Navs-cullcrton, Lawlcr, White, Eyan. aud Sweeney
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
The matter Of rules was, on motion, referred to