, 1877-03-02
Commission. She got It. Now let her keep It
sn.1 take care Of herself.
Sfr. Morris saw no reason for leaving took

cem!ss,on: 3 shs got u. Now let her ksep's
= sir. Morris saw no reason for leaving took
s 10 onarrLE WIN A CORPORATION
created by tho I.cg!sfatuFe becausc shc was Cook
County. Tic Legislature ahonl,t come to her
relief and make the Investigation. =.
5 5 epss M po s,n o2p0ifh hc tS pa, ss Sa2 bco
tol. All the property IN the South Town WE
10 t no eooI 10 tnvcattqato. II would get buck
none d the mpncy:i 1t Il had bcen stolen. Ine
q M provide for now Cotnm!as'on eject;
s% Would that dol Tho money was already
,pent, The whole park system was a swlnalc.
r.sallawags r who were bought up 10 do II, and BY
tucn WIN had real estate spcculatlots to pro-
mote by 1t. But the mischief Was nlrcady dune.
10 far ns the Park Commissioners were con-
ouestIoncd. No matter what they I,atl donc,
THEY NOW STOOD OuT AGAINST THE HIF0
that was seeking to. plumber tho people ot TIC
eouth Town, and for that reason, Tor Gods
Iake, let them stay there. This lnscst'Fatlon
Cojehour ring. Tho Identical resolutions In
tro<!,lced here had been presented to ttn at the
Pacific 11ousc, and l,e had been urged to Intro
duce them. lie had been protnlaed TINT, 4 he
diI 50, he should be made one Of tho Park Com.
that, II he did SO, ho should DO run for Congress
next time. The wholo Of this matter was their
doings..
Mr.. ffopktnB-
on orr OUT. rot MEXICAN roNr.
Mr. Hopkins continued that these Cofchour-
Dunevy people had gone into court and
manipulated 1urfcs 30 as To- get a verdict for
nearly 5000 an acre for the eighty aeres t}lat
wanted to lo1st It OH the city at TINT tfgure The
nrrscnt Commissioners wouldn't take II, md the
Fiag wanted 10 get rid Of them. That was all
there wns Of It, and, up to this TING, not man
il hls district, in which the South Park was
situated, had inadc aay complaint against tho
Commissioners, or asked for their removal.
AN OPENING YOH nLoppr NOSES.
Mr. Rowett rose 70 reply aGsl sai4 that NJ.
3tr. EIopk[ms-1 deny having made any a,lcll
statement. ncyer had any such conversation,
iii. nowett-You did.
Ar. Hopkfns-1 did not.
Mr. ROWett-You nre falsidcr,
Amidst great excitement tho Speaker called
them 10 order,
nAcx TO puf1. ARGUMENT AGAIN.
Mr. pinney said the strongest argument In
fa7or Of Investigation was that tho attorney oi
The Park Commissioned waa hero to rcslat It..
The strongest argument ngnItist It sas that It
WIS urged by mcii III the lobbics who arc inter-
ested In the punlcvy-coIehouf claim. Il
was u mystery to- him how tic
tdit tttiet lie park was locatcl, knew of no conf
pIaluts which tho tncmber from Atacourin knew
Ill about 1t. Tho gentleman from afncoupin,
When asked who lrnltcl tho resolutions, halt
made no answer, except TINT they were drafted
by o responsible nla,l, The Dun1cyy-C Colc1our
crowd, In presumed, were regarded BY the gen
tlc1nal from Alacoupin as responsible.
WHAT DO " foYtll
Str. Rowett-Do you say presented these
1e. k.,tu 4f
Colchour crowl2
ill., Plnncy-I eay nothing OF tho sort. Yol,
let us know nothing about them. Who sc1lt
these resolutions hcrc1 How eainc they here I
Why don't you tell us towl
At tho conclusion Vi Mr.. Pnney's speech the
previous question was ordered, anu tllp motion
10 reconsider WIS lost-syes, u; mays, II. Tie
yutc stood: