Daily Republican., 1881-10-27
STILL At WAR.
srs uAKES NASTY
y 81 AGAINST LYACA.
,,,My Lynch TO own mp
y w. IA, Ssns Wrosg before
~ r,. ., ApeIs, shsrp'ey ara
r...,,-He will SAea be
Forgiven.

uu,, McMenamin from thu
e ih,,' rara, i. is we'll known has beer
,s Wv" " i,h Mr.. Lynch Street Com
W.! Wv, and has unbosomed him
ns', ,hrnr,b the columns of the
w. Nrws. has let the public intt
nns us ;uwardness Of Mr.. Lynch's I
u'' The Eighth Ward Council.
J, T T,psaks a. follows;
. h,:,ir ~! mem bers of City Council To
,i . ,.,,op ia reference to the charges
~, Y 1" ~ make against the conduct Of
~ p , Lyuch, as street commission
@g.. @g,..tsd for q committee 10 investi.
~ .''' 'barge., both of neglect of du-
di,prd rly conduct, and was re-
" Nv , " ,espectahle hearing, which l
f% f.i was entitled TO ~ chairman
l.l''' ,s' Street Committee. After such
s.aa @ On the part Of the caucus, to
ss' | isI, !, should look tor and from
w. a~ I should expect redress, and
.i,D .%n, disposition to whitewash the
EI.Dtt an AZ an honorable man, l
mi ..Ilo notA.lg less than what l did,
w. ~. VA, TO resign the cbairlnanships
+ ~. ~. c,p,n.t,ees / had the honor 70
-S, ~ for had made up my miud
| y, MT TsCLias conid again induce me- to
NE viii uan who m l consider
!. avoid Of everything that consti-
~ ,,pc man.lne,s; . man all be-
..,d and besmirked with the cpl
~ d cAIumniator, drunkard and
sEer, ....-..,
~ have been denounced ~ .
slug or Piatt, for what reason !
IN sxare, but let me say just here,
GtMessr.. Conkling snd Platt re-
|..L BECAUSE they wee brought in
sua viii men Us devoid of priuci-
|uu! a. li.at yoes TO make \ true man,
\ N. han Lynch, then | give them
|rA,t oI r,,snDk.
hGls, h gave you some idea why !
rrs,u sucl an utter contempt for ,
n, NAH, shaI. cite IA case which oc-
n,st At Tile tlme 1 concluded to ar
MA ibis Lynch before Council. When
I bund that had determined to
kis bis case to public notice, he went
Nj friends begging them To stand by I
lin, lrG, persume, presenting the an.
et sdt Of biz nature, for since the
.aal lystlgation II must bs known,
j bs two sides, "oLe AZ pure rs the
anl." and the otLer side-well. no
lie,; VII. let the public judge, TAX
N BIZ Official history from the time he
naa himself into tuat position until
i. a.trssnt tlme. Wei! what next?
n. matter was quietly smothsred,
ID sheH resigned Iny position on the
titsai committees, tnen he ma IL his
kvalaat i. was mo use tor any d.
ESGhoie to perfer charges ayains,
il sllIr he wore the Masonic badge"
whatever ofthe Masonic
&s md, therefore, can say nothing, J.
smmy experience and acquaint-
usn number of gentlemen,
uasIhow to be members If that
Elto not think that they would
F&noment countenance or sustain
1ai man as Lynch In his dirty
W though he should wear hun
snadges. And | consider it q libel
% an organization such rs the
s0hlc Oder 10 intimate that a
y Of order coald shield a man like
from pubic contempt and indig.
Oh. But the question naturally
IS rs to why he has been sustained
IS dirty work?
mas been proveR upon sworn testi.
J thai he tLynch) sold dirt to one
Dunn, ana his accomplice, Gard.
mad 1t delivered, and collected the
ey, three dollars OF which he paid
9nch, ard the remaining two he
Tor himself. Y,t Council very
1y cehsures him, and asks him
ave don't do SO any more" Now
claFges OF drunkenness aud incom-
ucy were never touched, and why ?
eclo answers. Why? and All in
lAls community asks Why? And
u' F ay here and now. that the peo-
Al know the reason why. Council
"a! mat he has u right to do as he
.''' put tie charges | made for
" and incompetency were
'usy time, when he should have
u u. ''enainp to his official duties, and
IN u lis own time. will close now,
n ,AA'' nave something further to say
@lsar future.