, 1880-10-31
CARTER H. HARRISON.

DrLLDOzEp Bf GOCpf.
mayor Harrison was more angry than ever
yesterday He was on the warpath with paint
and feathers on, and shrteking the Dcmocrnt1c
| war-whoop Of vengeance upon all his opponents.
| His inceudiary speech in Muskeli Hall Friday
uight, in which he advised Democrats to go to
the pulls early Tuesday morning and run things
to suit themselves, drew down on him the
executions of muny tair-minded Dcmocrat-
'"Why," saida Democrat to a TRIBUNE re-
porter, ~ never heard such a speech from q
mnn who is supposed to possess sumo sclf-re-
spect and dignity Here is u man who is our
Mayor, and who IL the head Of our City Govern
ment, and supposed to be the Guardinn-In-
Chief and prOle4tor of our homes and lives,
openly advocating riot. azn nstoundedt It ls
too had! Have we come to this pass? I will
give the Republicans credit for being deslrous
OF pEcserylu: the pence; and their only desire.
SO far rs Gun learn, IS to have IN honest and
fair count and IN honest vote cast There Is too
much of Southern methods In Curter's manage
ment and dont like It. It w..n't do: peuple
won't stund 1t In Chicago. Harrison is getting
excited and opens bis mouth too wide.''
And this from man who is a prominent and
active Democratic worker. \ number Ut Dem-
ocrats denounced the Mayors ways. and said
that in his speech he had oycrreached himself
His desire is to have FarnswcEt tn elected in the
Second District 50 tts e. ue aols 70 snow h.s
Chlcayo.
Hurrsun made his hcnd quarters about Arcade
court all 1T yesterday, and remained In CONSUL
1ution with his trusted heuchmen. There was u
perfect Hood OF
POLICE AND F1REMES AND OTHER CITY EN-
PLOyEs.
who came there to get their Instructions, which
Harrison guye personally or through his private
secretary. Tle queer lot Ut fellows who came
to be sworn in ny special policemen wcrt sent to
Simon ODpnDcl1 IL receive their Instructions.
Tl8 ulicittla policeman. Samnuski. is the gre,lE
worker among the pues. He scnrcles them
out. gets thnse uaturrl.zed who have nut been.
and youcnes for fn,st,y may Eetd a voucher
o, one % or twenty Years The ganr that hung
seemed no lttuit to the !" bnr'l." Every fellow
VINO cluimcd tn be worker, after he Ind con-
sultation with the Executive committee. game
Chicago Democrats This yenr esecm un-
limited. 1t was currently reported and believed
that alt q & the - *:5'eo! co. Of the Nationai
Chicago had co'ne to hand Boys who were to
march :n procession In the evening stated to
promised Is gents each for Joining the Demo-
cratic parade, and TINT they wrre 10 he paid by
their captains after The pnrade was over. There
leudcrs In tie ward clubs were ut headquarters,
and they had plenty of money.
One or the sensations Of the day WAS the call
upon Muyur H lrrsuu during the morning Ut Il
cnl,lnitttcnf prominent business men, including
O. W. Potter ,.1ld Mr. SpraEuc- He received tllesn
c"urteo9sy' aiio stey .Ga na tnat mere was atl
tnctc .n!Eh. og oso'.' ~ sn'i'sluis M ~
III ceFtsllta sectlons u tns CIV uess ste ui'iteu
Hction WIS 1akeh 70 preserve tno pcace. fArty
iceng ts'n n.sn; aa tert t,a WINS g.ea. ues,.S ,S
those whou, thoy represented To, preserve the
1air tame nt tnas elty I'E INV ano o.aes. auu 10
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presented MIN
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