, 1881-01-30

1roderntcd his tone, and suggested to the de-
fendants counsel that # thcy %isne m n eeG9 9nd ~
the court adjourned. The next morning tho
T,7tti1~ Taller gave defiant leader, of which the
1oD jnncEs, HA1ri-Aimost any evil in 4 Repub-
lie can be endured With some uegrec OF F'; FntlGGe
except that Of q corrupt or slavish 1uusG1ary;;
When 5udgcf d N1 tt to DIFFUSION and
become the plant tools OF tyrnn1s, tnes lnhS "
very sure that the people will not oc slnm u
dress such iutolerAble wrogs, and that fney VIII:
If forced 10 the extremity. enter the Tempe OF
Justice and tear down the dtshonored ana lot
sworn priests who hnve dcsecratel the sacIea
nItars and tramplG them under toot IN tne nlle
OF the streets. Sdl,w p0puli s1premd est hf.
The fearless editor proved that nc knew '.nS ~
much, and the mock efi3y of 1ustlcc Was nnltGa w
closures.
BATTLE OF THE A1ss1ols 1:EsPt.ciAhhEs., a-o
This wonderful picture Of municipal boss rue
would be incomplete if It d not portray crm r;no
hover. Mr. Henry Armors delegates VINO hao
been defrauded out OF their seats IN ing ~. olua -
hooly Convention. met aud nomnatea ~, n'tl tna ne
their candidate for Congress, nnd nc took ~
field in defense Of popular and inttividal r1g9t'
lie made great speeches to enthustast1c !nuae.7:
tndes Of inteigent ana a. !, rev. 1ines
saying that "the k1ckers and toters neldH .nse
ne last night Mt Hail. which %as % ad@aessco sinioo
y AsnEy A9n96 r. or anq rot otnsas is pcture
that must be familiar to all: .u,,o,
No attempt was made by tho Comullt1eE Whcn
vas eharEGa %91 II 5ng ect auY organzaon Of the
voters In his interest beyond tne .ornMatU1 Ms y ~
club In each ward called the oung @ cn1oscd mHn
Of young lawyers, storckeepers, and clerks ,.a III
banks, counting houses and insurance .t,s ouSes
Euch member wore hs$n sik NJ h nat oaa1 "pon
which wns printed in gilt letters the nnm9et ol
the ward, tho name Of the association anu pc
cuMAs +,ioso five c1uhs all turned out paradng
ahout 2,0W handsome and handsomely dressed
x.1fno men they attracted universal aun1rauon'
ana and ne aThousands Of our Dusincss-Men; Tax
nnvers. and Most Respectable: 1ntelIeentt::
Wealthy. Prominent, and Influential il T., citizens
On the nppoiute Cd night the Grand Katthcao e.
+,on Mcetinr in favor OF Reform nnd OF the
eofy % Ell; s41owcd fro% 9eo oo
tn ceiling and presented brilliant specu!Gt.e.
in the middle Of tho stage aud 1opsn., immed'9tey
oyer ernt,s o copy Of the Old Liberty bell. around
fho rim Of which appeared the familiar 1nScrip-
ton: "ProclAim Liberty Thr91ghont ai1 an Tue
10 hntiv If the belt bluzed out in dazzling let
tcrs OF light, formed Of innumeEable gas-'et9'
this inscriptions:
No Clown
Shall Rule
This Town. 20
rnjnistcrs Of the Gospel, Bank Presidents, md
:.rhn1snnds Of Our Buslncss-Mcn. Taxpayers,
and Most Respectable, Intelligent, "eaitny'
PE0mnHSnt Ha6 aqa naaoi XspenWail presided
s,sted dnG o h. larxe number Of Vfce-prcs1dents,
whose combined wealth was said 70 e1Gced i',ced
SiO0,0Oo000. When Mr. Arruor was iatroaacTtr a'stt
tho vast audience rose and gave him r13nt
t1 81 Sir. Armors speech, re arc told that .ts as
ench sentence rang out, clear. distlnct Us = .no
notn of hurle, it wns answered By cheer after
c6eer. to assure tho orator that he had read the