, 1879-01-07


laughed with one accord. !
"And think" contInued "o1d Ifusch,n "of
THR T1MR WASTED.
Why, 1nlurfng.man's titno ID worth e1.D
day TO him, aud business mans ID worth quftu
that mach. Why, At $1.E0 day yon could |
soon gct enough 10 build you 4 good place. |
Why, AZ n matter Of cconurnv and good sense. |
~ = mnitcr of anything, we'd better abolish tho |
thsv M I saii 'Old ;iuteh' va runntuo ibis deal.
Old Hentotin, down here at Sol smitl''e bank,
said wanted to get tho Chamber OF
All d-d lie-an abortion. Nov, Dtrkinson
was good fcllow, and 20 were tho rest, but
these fellows must wake up mud make u thctr
minds that no p.c.eyter!an runs the ,, noard 81
Castlulic runs II, but thu whole Northwest,
by -, and 70 want nice place TO DO business
IN, and to invite the Hholo worll.to coint In and
t,sss.os o. 1a.,ns1. a.! Gs 'e snRaass III
You men don't want fellow It tho doc! 70
come In md trade. Il Ml0ht to tc free to uycry-
buuy, and then roufd get q good SQUARE thing.
By -. This ain't run for my particular n,nn
70 be Secretary or President. but for she whole
got no idea what Chicago Will be 10 fifty years,
hut. By -, have an idea it'll be the biggest
city In the world hv TINT ttme."
Some one suEgested that this was livery fiae.
in theory, but how the were they eotn9 to
GET OUT OF THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
whcu they had leased the shop for nInssy-ulne
years:
said Old Hutch who Was not tU BE- nut soHn
bv any such trIalng objection as this. "Wccan
bust The d-d lease. bclIesc II VIC 60 into
th!ug in good faith. and live up to 1.-THE best ~e
ean. why-,why-WtI1, there's reason in all
solne ono suggested that the Chamber. Of
Cu,u,aerce had lost money, and that the tfuG
hal salilel tho Board with some Of the stocS:
aud a:ler member Of ths party ns,'tc that
"Wily," said " Old 1luteh,'' to make Il plain.
there's the whole thing right here: You elect
your o:llccra for two years. Can they 60 IN ami
te ySn .ebt eP foS WV ns,noe Tf'f'' . fes by "
years Old, and he'd maize a contract to last
ninety,ntne year., vhy,, damme' I'd dl'tuher's
This vigorous sent !tncht, expressive Q! the
parental duty tu such ense. was loudly ap-
pialnlc,i. But The pUInt was not SETTLED as TO
just how that lease could ec gottc1 riI ot, and
several oi tho party worried "0id Hutch" for
innre specific explanation.
III don't know ANYTHING bout the law rc-
kpnndcsi the venerable but hale banker, "but ns
a business man. in such case, I'D pay $1,000
und bus. the Lease"
"But," continued The chronic tDteTupter.
s'aTe nc bnuld, or no.!''
mo, sit. knox We atnFt.n
Another gentleman brought forth from the
reresscs Of his memory bis recollection VI the
aud said that this wis Just like Il, and tile xss
companies lad got tAe worst Of It.
:" YES" rcturucil ''O'd Hutch" relnvIgorated
py this unea psgted reinforcement. .'wlat is
successor Tor al! ttsne by what you DO. but 70
back to tho rallrond iuieresls. What have alt
these decisions been IN these casesl Why, that
they haven't any right to do this thing. I'm
Al. 5rf fh1r = knrth
tract, but reason L Eeuson, aud they can't tie
us up lot ntnety-nina Years on 4 lease tnale by
officers only elected for two years. ltwon't do.
ness, saw sace s9ss pfop!e o aqywSs,
they're as penurlous - t--], too. But there's
| lnan that knows faH. Como up here, Colonel,
| and give US your opiufonF.h
Tho "EoiUncl" ;" wBs an cx-Attoruey-t}enera
| from neiahboripg Blatc,-a venerable gentlc-
man. now out OF the law and known tn Board
| OF Trade parlRnce a. the "sidc-wheeler." lie
sided towards tho group. nov enlarged By se7.
of tlr case, proceeded 10 declare that court Of
eauttv would undoubtedly consider tha question
OF Justice to oil parties, and II the world didn't
| burn up before 1t gut through considering,
| would ho!d--or ought to hold--thaE The leaac
was invalid.
The opinion was 80 clear. lucid, and entirely
sntstaetosy t9s "n,a Hutch 1n or4ssea Ms up
Rssn o 81 Ts' he to- Was anene
around to scc II some ot the party didn't want
an admxsure Of something else In theirs,
"Old Hutch " startel of on another speech. 1t
hs hearers Ind very faint idea Ut what it ali
meant beyond tho fact that The oracle was nt-
tempting 10 define what pFesbs ter1aus and other
| rrllEiouk denominations wanted. As he wound
no. bis eyes rested on tho African, erinning ut
q Wnat does tho boy want, Nutcnf'" asked
ono OF tho crowd, tnking up tnc spenkcr'a thread
Of thnlgilt. ,.,.
terri
Amid tho laughter which talutcd tlis sally
tho artist bellind the bar got IL his work. Tho
| party hruccd up Under tho liquid nousfshnicr,t
| wch they took oil board. and, after parting
siuke all around and many wordy rnngrntuta.
tt,,ns on tho su,rcss OF tho day, Mr, WotIfori'A
paluco echoed to thu tread 81 Tho departing foot
steps. ,.....
Ii was "a glorious victory" and tba cclebra.
tton wus not whit behind what such tubla.
tions ought to he.
Tns tctsi ! ys,e @ vs.; 1,!ls. .hs 2. largest eye.
total membership 10 l,8GL Tho vote Inst yeaF
was 1,0l1, Ten different printed ttckets were
uacd, and nine teters were employed until ! :oC
"'eloek .hs mosning 70. II counting tho ballots
md the number ut votes they received:
rErs1dcnt-Asa Dow. UT yotes. ...
| seeona v'co: :Pre'd nt-it. w: Koger,. .Jr.. h74.
WI. rope, sol:
.on u I'D; 1;.e, T. M r, tail 4 i'd ''F' s'l j. IT, l'a
a. c9@mti'ss et Hppsa'tEw. Nv 7. croskes 600; .
;a !: ii. M ieaa, "a Ut ' 10 i iii raeaaeyia C. a nanP
Darlington. G4.
William Dickinson. The defeated candidate To-
President, received 4D3 votes. aud Il. ". Dur
haln 5ul votes for second Vtcc.I'rcaideut-
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