, 1879-07-09
Observation-Disclosures,
The Mayor intriguing with Waiver.
ing Aldermen.
His Views Don't Meet with the Gre
denoo He Wonld Like.
Dulldozfng the Flremen 10 Accept tho
Reduction.

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hcauct'ob'
Mayor Harrison continues busy working up
sympathy tU prevent tic Reinstatement Of Mar
shal Bonner to~norrow evening. lila friends
were boastlDa yesterday lhat through hts own
in1uence and That OF The gas companies he had
aecurcd enough votes 10 defeat Denncr Ia tlls
Council, and onA Of them raid that he had
carried hts point by promising TO feltatase him,
ctc., Immediately aftsr the proposition to
do 70 had been beaten. 1t vas said
that hn had won son,s votes against
IL. ..i,,..,.,.,+ tn nj. -a~ .nd ,,,o.s who
''4a 'ei'ess " ~. ~ W.. "a,+ @ ~.
pfetchacu " 10 ~ 4is soono0oee s"n' "' "ou.o
lave Ald. Metorntck' barfett. fce'ey' NC
NallY, Clark, Graunis, Phelps, 8tanber, Alt
meter. Lorenx, Meier. Never. Tuley, and Cutler
,ns ~. ~. ~. I,,hor. or.;,..., n.o-a .nI ~.
tou W 'i's e'"s -. s.s'ueu .,' ~ H9' ,- on. W.
iefens so'es LOT n'n't 0o1 us1 ~! calculated
UPON his being sustained by Republican votes,
II at all, and sill others wero confident that atl
tbo r,nmis.. h. couid ,n.hc cou|d mi dcfs,t
NJ. s o.oes "ts'o.s. a. ~ NV -
reporter could learn, bY personal In
1uiric4, most of tho Aldermen Wcrc
nou.tonmi,taI for ,ome rea.on or anolber or.
,.,, nl-o, + ow1sr avtft- R.v,.Ioh. NrCsirr.v
eons '.Nsu' H""
ana a ic" others, out ne was pofeuaaeu oI those
haYing better opportunities to know that they
took ths position they did On sccount OF assur-
anccs thcY had that tho Mayor intended to re-
mi, n,. ,n,1,,, IA ,hf. =. u NAV tba-a -. .,x
amount o1 anxiety a 10 HEat inc result Hoald
be, and the friends Of both parties rcra equally
! active,
Tic general impression attaching to the rc-
port 10 Yesterdays @pefs Of tie Interview be"
twccn Hr. l.. e. Letter ai,u BIZ. uenry ". King
aud Mayor lfarTison was that tile latter had
won the former over to Lbs way Of thinking In
n.rroa T,.z r.,s,,x, !. .r.,,,.a - ..sto ~, ~.
,1, IT. a.ar.s ~. H. 49, =. wv
nsT hearng M one sas Of o essc bee
naYe nnneTcone change s,nee he ., no. heafst sne
~ aee "mt ,a,r, hanr =, H.. fa.. nv /. T.
=. press9t Isa Mr,s - ss NC - ~, ~
.ayor q assa ne1tss " IT.; =. 1.eu H., nos ~
q 1uatte. " p1lo Ius.Ne *nn s'."s W ~ uoD*s's
haFn Noffkins, o. en-. aessrInG olascGs h tin ux
vhe "a ,s mes III e fre uI r. i'er
co4teet e e lad recered r. i fro
tts beat Aayof" et Il a., soGys,sat9n th
nat pe'ott' ~ ID .tatcu a.a. no '"tpdnsu ,N lno
a sse;, M.et ~ ~. r..tn.. Nv
M monaa "ones'eat''isS 'o'' :" 'e"A*A's '"f'
DSHnot: ,t a., -,
az. hlns.e pos'tlon w'lI oc seen Iron !.ie t a9a-
loving % interview which occurred between MIN
ena t1 aKlnuSe 's icy sepMseT T. & yesteroay: ,
view With siayor Harrison Monday afternoon,
M; Alng " ksXed the re?orter
1es, feeciSed can rom Mr. benncs, ana
nc informed me tnat PC never received any d.
rect order from Inc Mafoe cn1otnln7 aiEtl 10 re,
duce Tue sa!astcs o1 the men tfat, II ne haH
received on order from the aiaFor Which nccoutd
have shown to tle mcn as belnT "a act Of tue
Ma5ot anu Necessity ne snould ec1ln'oly nave
obeycd It,"
Is 1t 5our opinion. then, 5lf' htng, tiiAt Ar.
Harrison desired to escape tue responsibility q!
mixing shc order OF reduction upon the mont"
"Welt. Mr. benrer says ne wou'a have obey
I'd tte order Il he had received It."
"po ron know whether NJ. Acnner has made
Mt, behhGr INFORMS mc that ne uas nnae A
Lcuuc.om IL u's nepa. t!neHt y! *put tiAuu
oy surtAhsnG 'nc puleIasc oL suPp'es ahu ia
tefsal. aifa laus feuteniE lhe e1pcoses oL hla
Department 10 wlthln abont *',oo OF inc q per
cent q That inc Mayor clatsna tliey eooula PC,