, 1879-03-24

viewed tho three yenrB' administration OF
Mayor HEATH, and showed what it Inns nc
complishcd for reform, retronchmont, and
good government. Wo rccapitulated these
facts in order that tho readers of TuE TR,p.
uNE might understand how much IN Mt stake in
tho election OF next week. Mr.. 4 II.
WR1auT, who Ia candidate for Mayor, Is
himself strong friond aud supporter OF tho
policy which has ruled In the city durlug tho
Inst three ycars. IIo cordially iulorscs tho
conservative, careful, md economical admin
istration Of the present City Government.
Ii he III elected, tho people Of this city, who
three years ago wero reduced to despair
by tha doplornble condition Of municipal
atta:rH, will DO assured TINT tho same w;so
and prudential government which rescued
the city frnm itY degradation will 10 coll
tinucl, md tlrat III h1r. WRIGHT will hp
found that earnest solicltudo for tho public
interest, and frmncss in it's defense, which
have 60 commended Mayor HEATH.
Tho people Of this city certainly hevo not
forgotten their past experience SO soon rs, by
inditf oronce, Or because Of personal preju-
dices, to lot tho election rovorao tho good
accomplished in tho Inst tllreo yours, and
ravo the WHY for ro1apso into 'Colvinisn,."
Alr. GARTER II. HARRISON il essentially a
partisan, demagogao politician. I[e seeks
tho otElco of Mayor not because of any par-
tiou1ar desire to serve tho puhlio usc-
fully, but to advance his personal onls
1Io Inns bach to Congress. 1Io has tastctl
political blood His appetite for oil!ce l,cre-
aftcr will bo inappoasablo. For many years
ho las Ind Il perpetual craving for office. Ho
ism oanlilnte for Governor of this State. IIe,
Of course, must got his purity non,ina-
ton, mud, to got such nomination,
must secure tho Convention. 1Io socks
tho Office of Mayor Of Chicago TINT
he mny uso ita powers, Its patronage,
its expenditures, and its appointments to
aitl hin in getting tho Democratic nomina-
lion for Governor. Tho ollico Of Mayor III
but stepping g-stono, It is sought as an mid
To something olac. As Mayor, lo will haye
personal md official dependents numerous
enough to secure for him in this city HIM
dred delegates to tho State Democratic Con-
vention, to yell mud vote for Ills nomination
NJ Governor. lla will ontor tho office Of
Mayor, 1t elected, TINT ho may use tint
Office to control tho Democratic party OF tl.a
State to nominate him for. Governor. Every
policeman, fireman, bridgo.ton.lcr, contract.
or, laborer, clerk, or other cmployo Of tho
city will either boco,no partisan Of HAnr1-
HON, or 10 replaced by n hummer who will
become n partisan OF HAnntsoN. During tho
Lust two yeara strong efforts have been made
to add several hundred additional porsons 10
tho tax-oating ltst Of tho city. It las re-.
quirod the utmost vigilanca Of Mayor IIzATa
md tho honest n,en,ubrs of tho Couuol to
prevent tho outrage. Turn OAn7En HAan1-
sos looso into tle Mayor's Office, with lis Mn.
hitious aspirations for tho future, md ha
determination to prostitute tho AInyora!ty to
promote his partisan, candidacy for highoc
office, anil who do'ibts that tho tax.cators of
tho city will ha iucroasesl not only by Lt,1,.
drods, bnt thas the taxpayers will again la
uatle to sweat hlooilS These oxpoctnnt
oilicoho!acrs aro now bowling for HARRISON.
With patronage he proposes to pnrchsso the
support Of various fnctions. As AInyor,
lIAnpIsoS, however much disposed to be
economical, cannot 10. Tile exigsuoios ol
his eanlidacy mud lilo clatnors Of tho rAbble
Of o1tioe.sookars. spectators, aud contractors
will compel him to surrender to them, aslt
the City Government will sink into The
woaknesa, corruption, extravacauce, anl Aia
honesty which marked tho rulo Of :" Colviu
ism" u.ssler tho Peoples purity.
Wo submit to tLoso interested In tho vel
faro Of tho city, Tint thsro ls narkol t|if
teronca III the cnnlidaoy OF thu two neu.
WatuHr IL n candidate for Mayor committed
opouly to continuance Of tho honest aut
prudent policies TINT haya governed thiz cit,
slnuo 1916. Whit tl,ese policies nrc every
citizsn knows, aud what tlsso policies have
accomplished nj. honest men acknowledge
WRaMr'a candidacy extom.1s no further thar
the oilce Of Mayor, ind he soska to uso o.
abuse TINT Office for 10 personal or ulterio
purpose.
!IAnn!soN, on tho contrary, Inns no munioi
, pal policy, u, IL Ill thugs to al saen /; b.