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At the Criminal Court sestordsy morning Judge Farwell delivered the following decision in the quo warrauto cago ¢ Iu this quo warranto caso sgamat the City of Chica« 0, briuging up the question ke to the vaildity of the election called to paws uzon tue question of ndopting tho general charter,—tho Gezeral Incorporation faw,— anuinber of 1w qicstions tnvolved, an browait p by tha plcadings now boforn mo, were Argied at lzngih, it s.ens, Vedors Judge oth, and cxamined, and co cred, sud decided and ho gave au ogintot, gobiig over the 'question at womo lengih, Leivo was taken (o azuend, aud Ju the nmended plerdiogs, annow brought efore me, substantially the samo. quiastions arive, and Tam uaileld uyon by tho counael for the city o sk Uje on thonn questionn independent of tho’ dectalon of Judgo Booth o this mane case, fb he- img " clotmed that the pleadings ' sra st in thin Court, that no final Judgnunt has been rene dered, and Uiat ft I projer” for thin Contt at any tno beford i tinally Tets g0 uf tho €200 and It gete out of Ity reacli 10 cartost any crrora that miay Lave lken vom. mithed elthvr Ly tho fudge then decidiug or any J iz who tuny lave preceded, On the other hand, (oo enunas for the peoplo clatm that that conrss wonld not be regulse—that it wonld bu uh uuwarranted and 1. proper thing to du, amfnchued to Uiluk—tndeed I havo’ mo doubi=-that I have a Tegtal Flght to take suels devinlons n this cako s fong i it i “before me, and beforo sny Onal Judgment s entervd, o5 L bellove to Ly correct, aml that thoms deciktous Would 10t o erroneoun lesaitrs soune Sdin who nuwy tiova preceded o b thin Conrt han mada & couflicting opinon prevlousty, T Wink that any conet Lo o feggal Fight 80 rorrect itn own errams at uiy e while thie rorord remaluw beforo 4. But i oo of i i, whoro tho malu questions ih ixaue linvo heen curcfuily’ il fully argued by able counsel, and have boen care fully coneldered and declded by an rble Judge, T shonld bo disinclined to consiler questions that bavo been s angued and decidod, I dowt think it would be projer for tmn to do it would be unadvinable, whatever might bo wy "wwa opinton of tio dacixfon 1o which niy predescsnor may buve comw, 1t I8 deeirablo Iu ovury cire, o far 84 practicae ble, that thore shuuld be a cartalu logros of uniforin. ity in tho rulingw of ke Court; that there should bo nlt practical ymmetry i u cave a8 1t shall atand when wo ot thruugh: and 1 do ot moo, even if 1 should difier witls tny predocessor,—this deeivinn of bis having gons ta the very muerila of tho cato on soma polats, ok roplieations, dvinrrers, aud su forih, Laving boot dianosed of ‘aud hccome & part of tie record,—how It woild ba posafble for mo to undertake, if I were 8o inclined, t0 o over {his gronnd sgain aud 10 attempt upon thewa yleadings to find out what tho Jaw {s ou thin subjoct atter it was so carefully argitod and consldoced, 1t would make s singular-looking record, and 1 o not thiuk 1t would o o proper thiug to do, ' Thereforo, with regard to thinwo Sinportant queationia which ‘liave_boeu 8o considered ond pavscd unon by Judgo Booth, T aball decline to say anythiug sbout them. I um fuciinedto C IDER T MATTER METTLED 0 far aa this Court fs concerned {n this case, T ses no proper way—I do not say & legal way—but I do Dol Beo uny proper way in which ihls matier can be opened oud roconsidered. Nor doo 1% scent 10 Mo & matter uf any impartance that T should dono if I wore so inclined und willing 10 do it A 1 underntand it, it {s the intention of the parties in thcas Pleadings toprosent theso logal quostionn, Thoy think they Liave e0 presented them fn_thu ploaidings tiow bo- fore me, and Uioss thiat havo been pamed Upon by m redocessor,in & way it rolecs an iswue uf law m that Tio ‘caso caiu” bo. taton 4o the Buireme. Comtt, A passod upon on Ha real merits, wo that’ tho publio may know whetber wo ure under the new charfer or under tho ol omo ‘Whatever might be iy opinlon—whetlier, on examiua- tion and corelul considertion of the cae, 1 should agree with my predeccanor ar diffor from hiti—whoth- er I should rulo in » contrary way to what lin hau rulod on tho pieadings now befors’ ma or nol—I do not Wi pose would wmake nuy differcuce in thy courss this case would take, Tho party I sbould rulo ngalust would not be satstlod with iny rulfug, and, however it may have beon docidod by my predecessor, or however it niay bo declded by myelf, ihis case undonbiediy will, and, [ tbink, should, at ouce ga fo tho Supromo Court, w0 that our Lighiest court muy paca ipon thess mistters aud thoy may bo decided auce and for all, Ao cordingly, A# TO THE SECOND AMENDED PLEA, I think that the objection to thut plea Lus, in sube stauce, eea horetoforo peased upon; althionugh it was iapoi & diiferuit pleadimn, yot tlio aaias polut ax been decided, Tt has been bald in this case that it ds not suflicient for tho defoudant to nay that ho does nol uee this frauchise, or that he dovs mot use auy portion of it s an wuwer fo tho entiro informatlon, 1t tho dofendaut does not clain to_use toie franchise—to act under thin now charter—ho cap say 80 by disclalming, If tho defoule ant does Dot clafin any portion of the righta given by this maw charter, sxcopt the articls with referenco to tazabion, or sy Gllior priicular, the defoudat can dlsclatm'na 1o all tho other righta’snd privilryes yiven by the charter, and that disposea uf 1L, Dut this soce ot plea eetns to boto thio otfect that the city has & Fight under the law, and under sction taken under tho Iaw, to_cxorciws the rights aud priviiegue conforred by 'that provielon rolating Lo suscemtounte—Art, 1X, I think it fa; that tho cily alo - hag ono a0 far s o' hold an election, and thet fs all that 1t inw dono. Nuw, that_doew uob, §n my Judg. ment, meet tho diMcally. Tho peoplo’ liera iy that the city In oticmpting and claiming tho right 1o’ azer. cine all the privileqes and franchinee conforred by this now charters and, as it has been declded by my jiredos censor, wud, ks 1 think, (8 tho law without question, IT 18 NO fiflwll i ¢ £0 say that they do not s thum, oF any portion of thens, ey must diaclaim oither sa 40 the. whols, o disclaim an o tlst portion they do not show thoy hava the tight touse, spd_which they insist upon bhaving e right to uee, #1 thorefore sustain the demurrer ta the second plea, P AH TO THE TIIND PLEA, thero are efx replications, and o thoso aix replications thoro aro demurrers, ‘Ths tiret roplication brins up & pont which hes lu subulance aircady beun declied by wny predecessor, Judge Looth, Ho hus decided that it was necessary (0 submit, in the maner statod in bi ojtulon, thla _queation’ of wiuority ropresent- afion, "Thia replication brings up that yuich he hia sireudy decided. demurrer o thal repllcation, Tho second_ replication in substance brings up the same matter ia suother form, which i corerod by that de- cualon, 1 therefurs ovorrulo the demurrer to the soc— oud réplication, THE TIHIND REPLICATION presents s quewtion wlicl porbps Lss Dot bern ox. presuly passod upon, lu this forin at lust, Dat if 1 underutand tufa replication, and the fucts wilch it sets up, 1liuk that I alia] Lave o sustain that fopicas tion, aud pverrils the Aemuzror to 18, Thix replication seta U thit, although the Connion Couictlaud Mayor, ‘when the petition was preseutedd 10 linve this queslion of the edoption of the new charter wubmitted o tho people, passed an ordinance diresting thut it should bo submitted, fzing the time that ft should be submittod, aud the places where tha vote should bo taken,—naniing the judges of elvetion,—more that thirty days Leforu ttie time atated Sor the electivn o bo tho 10 duy ot Apri, belug woio sevou or efght days before the liwe at which thu slection waa 10 Lo held, and at wiilch It wss beld, the Qomoyoq Councll ruicinded the resolutioa adoytod by iten Baiug tho places at which the eloction should be huidy aud xod othier aud ditfercot places, and that the tion was Leld at those other and differeut places 50 fized by the Cummon Caucll ome sevan oe eight days hefurs the election, sud ,not ab the plsces thiat wero named oriylually, 'Now, whatevsr may y opinion—which 1 wil uit expraen sud T wil noy Liat I ave any—aato whelber it was vold, if 1t x 7 o Lo Tuid, becauso s sufliclaut notice Lad nok bea gt the Msyor, tl mnih w Ahe (on _tust R P #hould be s time and plsces fixed at which this ques. tlon w t anbmitted at lsast thirty days befora {:“::.n wich the sleation” ma Im\:' e les, taking oufimu“;::r Tarabted thiat, ‘ithough the tma when ibe election wan to be held may lave been con- afered as Axed more than thirly days bafors tus niection, tho places were not fixed nntil reven or cight dayn Lefore the eiection. My judginent Is tat n anid placen st which thin eloction bonid be lield ahould be Azed thirty days efore ths election in bield, A 1o whetlier the Mayor would hiave to give tho notice,—whiethar that wonli bo counlileeal an nindatory atwt ftnpe rative, o an ta make tho proceetings void nilens tha Mayur gave notite,— that fs another question, But T think tha time and piaces would have to o fixed Ly womelody who Lad {he right to do s, which in (bl cane would be the Comnian Councll and Mayor, at Irast thirty daga e fore the eiection, 1 Incliue 4o think that is the correct view, and [ therefore overrula the detaurrer {0 tiis tuid replication, Now, nn to THE OTULR TITHEE NEPLICATIONS, the fourth, f(1h, and rixth. They are pretty long, and it In ot necess. e tn o over them ta show what they are.’ I dou't think that theee pne rheations” are good 3 T think the demurrery shnuld be austnined 1o them, The objections made in thoso raplicationa refer and auonnt 10 merely questions an to the regulanty of (ha elv-tion, 1do Lot think they difficulid.a whieh neceoarily mako thy election Thera in not & tenideney, 3 I understand tha caurta nnd the deciidon of tha courte, eluctions with tachinicalitles and ditiieultien, wo that, when yeanke aro mvited to comn and give tholr votes W01 abry (question wbintted 4 thens, 1t sl be i the power of aiiclzle oF of anybody, eithe by thele fraud or by thelr negigency, i1 ony ordinary cane, to defeat tha clection, and that the question w there 34 no fraud of (hnt character or mistake whiieti ehonid Load ¢ irtto eet {t anido on peneral gronnds, really fe, how hiave the mnjority of the legal Soters voted I thicnatter, That, i thie nam i tion, 1t conrts ara fedined to view this thng in s techinleal wag, it o hent for dustiontzien, amd neizn readily wpontechuteal objvctions, thin wholo burita of electian will cou fto disrepute, nud will bo lopked upon with dirgust by the Linly of roe rpectablo cftizoue, and’ sl ldet & groat many peple Wil U Jodd ‘ta keop_away from the polia whei they rew how often 1t fa that thelr votes amount to nothing. 1 ntderatanwd that it i« the inchuation of the contte, for good reaxens, nik to surrouud 1his question that It {8 necoesar] with unnecessary difartliies, nor o ret oxdde olectuue for techuical uhjuctions, liit to eniliavor i all sich caren b seo that the ticht conelunion ia aeeived at, mid that the veleo of the miajority of 1agal voters (s heard, ‘Therefore, an thot e mad,” withodt going over dt, 1 shall wustatn (i denurrers to the threo lart replica- tious, WHAT NEXT. Judze Lawrenco supposed the Comrt under the circummauces would not give defoudant loave to amend. ‘Tt belng tho case, thoy wore entitled to judgment on the issucs which lhad Deeu ruled by bis Iionor in favor of tho poopln. Mr. Root did not think it was nocessary to entor judgmont that morning. “Tho Court sald, if tha city denired to nmond, it would be proper to draw such smeaded plend- ings an they deomed necoesnry, aud he would then pass upon thom. Ho did not thiuk it would bo proper for him to wake a geoeral order about the matter, for it mighit apin along indefinitely, na it hiad done, For iuktauce, he did not think if hoy Lind asked leava of Jnlge Boolh to file auch amendod pleas ay hna buen considared hava beon granted ; and ho (Judge would not have hud to b upon them. would, however, Lu inclines He d to allow amondments if ties seciued to bu projier, Judgo Luwrouce—Eut not to allow naw ismen to ba tkard o any amenduwoents. Wo consontod that counsel o tho other kide whould amend tho seeond amandad ploa, two or throo amendmunts woro mado by Judgo Dickey. They were, it in trne, maltos which wera conwidered Imwaterial, but we were willing that the plea should be prexentod in n #hapo ontirely unobjectionatlo 1 the matter of form, It wak simply our intention that the isuo of law involved whould Lo submited. Your Honor will also remomber}ihat on the first dav, when your ntteation was calied to tho easo, lonve wes granted tho respondents to prosont now plens 1o tho Court on'the miceeeding day, wineh way not dono. Tho cave enmu on_hoaring on_demurrer fo tho kecend smended plea and on their.domurrers to our replications, and was fully heard upon the matoriol «questionn prevented. It wectns to me now that timoeshould not be allowed for tuo purpose of anmending again, L.\lr. Root sugrostad that that qnestion conld ba sottled when tho amendments woro proscnted to the Court. 1f the Court desinnd proper to pormut them to bo tiled, they eould bo filed, he Court—I will ot meko any order this moruing, but you may name some morning to presont tho amondmants, Judgo Lawrenco did uot object to that, if an oarly day was named. . After soma dixcussion, 9 o'clock Monday morn- Ing wna fixed for defondants to proseut any awendments they may desiro to mako, rauLT. In suswer ton TuiLuNG roporter, Mr. Ponce exprevred humsolf wi follows ay 10 tho effect of tha rosolntion : Unlowa the city appeal the chiar- tar of 1472 is -ousted, Thev cauuot amend or cliauge tho fsaucs, 17 they do not present some- thing which can bo admitted next Monday, thoy will hava to appoal, or o judgmont of oustor witl be ontored. ‘Fho Court holds that thoro was no election, and tho ol chinrtor will comae fnto forco. ‘This early decision will onahlo tho caso to bo brought hefore the Boptember term of tha Su- premo Const, thin dofuating the attompis ut do- iy mado by tho city, - HOW IT WAS RECEIVED, TALK AT THE OITY-HALL. When the reporters began togather aronnd {ho rookery yosterday, each of theus armed him- self with a cors or moro of sharp Jead-poncils, and summonod oll Lis rovervo powers for cue vaat harvest of nows, The plessure of describ- ing the Mayor snd Aldermon in afit of blues incitod each one of them to great deeds of, valor, and tho pleasuro of soeing Shoridan and hun Police Board prancing up snd down tho Lall ia thelr stocking-foot, with tho woles of their boots worn off fn tho ocatacy of thor Jjoy, roused all the patriotism and loyalty thut dwelt in tho reportorial realmn. Thoir honrts boat high with emotion, their courage puffed them up like overfed porpoisos, and they addod Dutch coursge In tho ehepe of Malt's fonmy liquid until $ho color rusbied to their chosks liko unto Tom Foloy whon prosented with the yellow dog, Dut thoy were overwhelmod with griof as the Aldermen began to gatuer around. Ono lit- tlo cbap wan eo disconsolate that he stood fn & coruer and muttored: *Iin over thu In the reporter's fe; sce our foudest hopes dozay § Wheno'er o soo an item of nowa "Tis sura to apeedily fade away, Tho othor twenty-oue reportors prosent gath- ered around bim, welted tho young man with Ico-water, and placed him in the shade where Colvin could not find bim, Thon the twenty- ono startod oft for their nows-gathening, They bad gouo but & short distance when thoy stume bled ovor the gaaping body of Charlie Gillosple, tho Mayor's son-in-law. He was lyingin the ballway, swoating at every pore, and was inco- beroutly multeriug out ® dispatch to Mayor Colvin, When bo, too, had been cooled off, ha ragained his sposoh and prooeeded to deliver lis wicssazo 10 4o Mayor from James I, Root, one of tho attorneys reprosenting ths ity In the (ua warranto case, Ha eald that TUR VIOTORY WAS A COMPLETR ONE FOR TILE CITY, sad that Judge Farwell was ontitled to tho best {Jllyfll’l of tho whole body of Aldormen. Fur- her ou, Lie adled that there was now nothivg loft to the Citizens' Association but to appoal o the Bupremo Court, At his concluslon tho f; or caliod for a chew, aud procooded to spit ovor, a8 if to demoustrate that he was lord ot creafion, The Aldermen all gathiored sround, aud evory oue of thew claimod the victory for themyolves, Not asingle man could be fount who woutd allow for a mowent that thoy wero beaton. Iluuger began to etir their minds,~ buuvgor for food as wall a3 bLunger for more ‘*Citizena " to conqaer,—and they Lissted awaylo tho neasest restaurant. As they were golug they passed Bheridan, but in the fulluess of their sonls thov gavo bim a cold shoulder and passed him by, ‘The day wore on, aud yot no really good incident turued up. Ouco Commissioner Heuo essayed Lo do vomothlug funuy, but ouaof the iwouty-ono nowspaper-mon provod too much for him, snd ho wa forced to acknowledge lus de- foat. Bupt, Hehua kept himsclf fo his ofico noarly all aay, and smusod bhimsolf by rosding the momolrs of some calabrated wanipulator of tho Frough guillotine, 1lis mind seamed too fuil for an futerview, aud ho stronuously refused to enter into » couversation with the reporter, g 4 CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1875. and the conrequent fun and frolic reminded one of the Board’s paimiest days. Mark was in s happy but albeit an oracalar mood. Epigrams dropped from Ins lip lka wnm from the Arabian treen. It wan unalesn trying to worm an elabo- rata opinton from hun, "1 doarest sasociaten and bokom nympathizers, the reporters, could gat nathing but pointed sentences, which, however apposits, did not fully express his viaws a8 they desired Lo brvs tham ex- preasad, Matk's favorits romark to sll in- qnirien for hin opinion regarding the decigion was “ Another Daniol como to judgment.” This ho turned over hin tungie with great unctlon, and chuckled 88 Lis watched its offect on the auostioneiw. Ly way of plossant variation, tiowevor, in would sdd, in_maiodramatic tone; * Farwoll Catvia Hobm d ont.” Fow conld nn. doretand lin witty outbursts, and thore who weyt for information remained o participato in tho Ladgenny, TAOMAN TIOYNT. was onn of Sheridan's boarttot adhorents. Mo droppad i duriug the Aftarnaon, and aftor con- grawlatiog the old war-horus on Iug victary, lsunched ‘mto an earnest tirnda againme the **reounirela and ewindlers” who hnd brought about tha prewent dirngracofal stuto of afairs. If allot-siuffing and sealawagism waa not kpendily stopped b dectzred there would be bloodslod, An wtellizont dospolinm was_ profarable o gove erument by tho exiating horide, who wero rapide Iy making & vigilanca commiten not only necos wnry but novitable, Tt in Leodlens to way thst Dark comcided with ol this. Tho blod coursed through his voins at an enlivening pace, as with elovated haud and mverted fuid ho declatmed on mumeipal corruption. From the tenor ot his ro- matke rl. would ecem that compromiscs ato ont of the quostion, and thai woatover mnay be the upshiot of his presont (or Lya:-v. 7) diftienitien, Sheridun will not rest uutil he is oveu with his vory now and _ngain Sheridan would prepara himsolf for s big expose of corruption and rovolation of hin mtcntions, but Klokke, who watehed hun closely, would spriug foiward and caution lus cluef atuut DI-CLUSING THEM PLANS, Then Mark would close dowsn with & snap, and contine hitnrolf to hin double outondres. = i, Tonn sas romarkably Josous st tho tarn things liwl taken. ‘The ofd Rentleman furgot iis Krudiges sgainst the ropuiters, and evon went #0 far as to buy ono of them somo poisonous paper whorewith to clearhis bed-room of trouble- Huiio flied. 5o great wan tho gentleman’s ox- citoment all day chat it was fedrod ho wowd tako to dreaming agam o' vights. Watching fur favorablo opportunity, Tug THILUSE roportor munagad 10 obtuin THE VRESIUENT'R EAR. aud interrogated;him with tha following rosuit: ““What do you think of the docwion? " was the firat que-tion proponmled. ** List replied Alark, getting himself Into & bacoming attituda: 1t knocks off the hoops, Looneun the stavos, EKicks the bottom out, Aud wplila the greaso sbout, * Forgive me," Lia continuod, as he saw a look of cousternation oserspreadivig tho reporier's fnce; I canuot help it thusa things will como @ the top,” * Cannot yon pive me romo other expression of your viewn," asited the seribe, taking advan- tago of (ho woftenod light in bin I * Well," rotnrned Mark, *there is ono thing abont the affuir. The enemies of the Iloard aro in llmrnrhiun of the Intish Government to- ward the [risl peo For soven conturiew thay tried to eompuer tho Emorald fsie, but !.'ulcx(‘. The famine of 17 cama to thoir aid, aud tho peo- plo wero wiarved Into submission. Tho City Government hinve tried for four yeurs to conquer us. and have latterly eudeavored to starvo us out by witkiolding our wup.plics in the shago of monov. But thero' lifo in the ald Bonrd yet Itn!hial, Thore's hfo in tho old Buwrd yat and with this bo Iuid himeelf out for an Lunest Lrieh lnugh, ** Bul what sbout the decision,” fotlowed up tho nuws;apsr mnn. *Ob, it is most righteous, Auother Danicl como to judzment.” *1low will the goveroment of tha city bo af- fected if the nuw charter is set nalde # Wall, if 1t 18 not o8 dixasironn a4 wome pao- lo expect, Lam 10 bo thauked forit. | have heon good-tempered and forgiviug eovugh to lot our citv oflleialy undemwtand that certain ito:ns in the Appropuiation bill must not be extended mto the tax lovy. Tuey have paid altention to my warning, and _consequently will not Lo in so great o muddlo with the Appropristion bill as is thougnt, **What do you intond todo now ?” presscd the roportor, * Well, one thing is certain,” Mark responded swith a cunging twinkle in Lux oye, * I am going to DRAW MY Tav," **Do you anticipate any further‘trouble with the Mayor aud Aldormon ?" * Not much. ‘Ihey ought to bs indicted for trying toincito a revolution, They lna better stop sliort, or, Mayor or uo Mayor, thuro will ba © bit and Lrilla—." 3 Here Klokko xprang forward and dragized tho chlut to ono ride, foaring ho was geinzz to uake a prematuro disclosuze, Othior attelnpts wore made tobuttonbole Muark, but the vigilant KKlokke iuter- poiod_every timo, and soarsd the game, Fon Iatter Comminsioner, on being quostioned, said they might probably apply for snothor injunc- tion on the strength of the decision, but had not as yot mado up their minds what course to puraue, Tho peoplo’s rights bad, bo said, t by Kuarded against tho revolutionary tondeucies of the corrupt rinm, and ho was glad to »oo that the Judges woro not disposod to counteuauce their illegal actioim, Owing to the prosanrs of social engagements the Board had little timo and lows inclination to traneact matters of Btate, but tho public need not bo wurprined if sumorhlug of » niarthog na- tura takes placo within the noxt fow days, TUE MAYOR, The Mn{nr‘n oflice way bosiegod by an army of reporters {u the nfterucon. His Honor, bowe aver, ovadod all their wilorts for bis capture une til & combined ovalaught wos mado, Hme ta nowspapor-meu sw'rounded him, and, ns no muany of 68cape wero available, escept an fnvi- tasion to luuch on the part of Tom Foley, who took pity on the old man's condition, whiich, it Leing 4 o'clock, hin could not conscientiously no- cept, ho surrendsrod to the luterviewers with a wigh. “*\What do yon think of Judge Farwell's do- cislon, Mr. Mayor? " was first asked. “1thinktt s all right,” ho responded. I think ho simply sustaws Judgo Ioath’s oplu- 1u, Ho olsitng the right to chanee it if Lo chone, but he didn't choowo to do so on account of the appearanos of the rocord. I dou't want to hupugn Lis motivo, bnt that ssews to be the wanuer i which be docides. **Aro you eatisfiod with the dooinion 7" s amj T satistied with it7 " he exclaimed ina tono of msionishmont; “why, corismly 1 am, But I don's thunk it cats auy figure whetber I sm or not." *'Will you continue to sot under the new charter? " eagerly quortod the nensgatharors. ** Mot certatnly,” replied hia Hanor. + 1{ave you docidod to TAXE AN APFEAL **No, sirs. T have not seon onr attorneys, and dou't know what they havo deaided to do or whethior they lave como to conclusion, Thoy have until Monday to deiermiuo their courso of action." *'0f courss you will take an appeal.” sug- goutod the reporters, ** You uoed liave no doubt abous it. e will fighit thie to the bittor eud, I cau tell you." Ald, Btout (who was present) supplementod thiy with & romark that tuey would * fight uutud Bell freezes over.” This warmed up His Honor, and he waxed elo- quent. *Yow," sald be, ** wo will uever lot up until thoy give us & good squae beating. Wu will givo thom the hot end of tho poker! Until the Bupreme Court docides sgaiust us, wo nre all right, Thoy don't claim that anytlung wrong bau boen dune, and they cannot defoat tho olece tion. 1f they can overthrow thiu oloction, evary olection in the country can be brokon, and (hat :lnu of thiugs weuld never be tolerated, gone emen.” 41f the Bupreme Court should decide that the charter was lilegally cerriod, how wiil the deciu- fou affect the City Goverument 2" It wout stfoot it at alll” enorgetically re- Jolned tha Mayor. + Bus aro thero not items in TIE APFEOPRIATION BILL whieh could not be sllowed under the old char- N 1 don't think thera is a aingls ltem 1n the Ap- propristion bill which ooutd wot have beey in- werted under tho old charter.” Will you bold au election this fall in case the decision sgsin goos against you ?' Look hers, youuy wmen,” earnostly replled the Mayor, “if the law says there sball bo an olootion we eball Lold 1t. * We are laweabidin g.o‘\l', but wo hiave the grastest contldence thaf ur oallse will tstumph, ] s sure f Judge ¥are atlp Tethnn wall had bad the original opinton to give, It would have been in our favor. [ie prossnt o lnllon inonly givon out of respact to Judge looth.” ** Woll. will yon atoct the City Marnhal in the face of this decinion " ‘“\Why not? o are working under tha new clistter until tho Buprome Court eball decido atfferently.” *But you haven't taken an appeal yet 7" “ Ol that will be all right, Woe hiave antll Mondav, and will audoubtadly take an appesl.” Noucing that the Mayor wan fagged ont, and hiaviug elicitod sll the iuformation they desired, the pencildrivers mercitully changed tho sube Ject to that of base-ball, n the mudst of an fu- tereeting conversation which cnsued on_that exciting topic, tho 3ayor slipped out, aud was 1% 800D ADY moro. PoL ICAL. THE OWA REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. Special Correspondence of The Chirazo Tridume. Drs Moings, Ia., July 25.—Many of the State papers omit from tho Republican platform, which i3 kopt in their columns, tho thirternth resslu- tion, They ehould make hasto to carroct this, an itin an ftoportant plank. Thero arc also noveral otber ounssiona which need attention. mannor in which the tirst-montioned ornis occurred s this: Coutraty to nanal enstom, the State Conven- ton nomiuated s ticket beforo the Committen on Rteeolutions made its report,—that Comumittes not being ready to report when reached the order of husiness, Newspaprr-ronosters had secured copien of their repors boforo it was brouglit to the Convention, and it was printed ) the ovenivg papers and distnibated in the Convention before tho Consontion adjourned at G o'clock. The resolutions wero not formallz presontol nntil late in the evening. ln tha ieantimo tho advanco-copy had becn sont by telograph to sll rarts of the conntry, st this there were only twelve resolutious. I thirteenth was otroduced by W A ‘Thomphon, of this oty wag referred to the Commiltec, rteviked, ond roporied Dack, together with wovaral other sltorationn changen 1o the platform as first prepared. 'I'nn Convention did not adjourn until afier 1 o'clock in the moruing. which was t0o late to carrect tha platform aircady sout off by telegraph. Tho following is the platform as finally adopto We, the repreentativon of the Repnbiican party of thr Sato of Town in Convention asavmbled, du sdojt fullowing piatform of principles : Jesaiced, 3, That wa declare it o cardinal principle of Leyublieat faith that the Ropublic js s nntion, rns #ud ndivisible, within whiol the constitatinnal ik f the State and of the rople o local welf-govirnzient st Lo faitbfully mantatned, 2. ‘That we favor the carly attainment of & currency converiible with coin, snd therefore advocate the grudual resumption of Apacia-payimcnts by continnons and mendy steps in that directinn, 3. That wy nro in favor of a tariff for revenue, 30 adjust: 1 aa to encourage home-tnduatr, 4. ‘That the earnest eifort of the Go nment to cole fo-t the rovenues and prevent and punish frauds b our unqualified spproval, 5. That we re oppored 1o further grants of landa 10 ruiltwayn or other corporations ; and we demand a reecevation of the domain for seftiemeat nnder the Homentead lawa and for other bona fide sett! G, That wo demand mich n rosisinn of the hatent Tawi an will relfeso Indusirs fronm the oppression of mouopoliea in theie sdministration, 3. That w Zeordially approve thie poliey of the prees ent Adininiatrition fu tho wttlement of difieulties ie. tiveen ourseivon and other natious by araitration in steadl of appoaling to arma, A, That tae Lepublican party of Jowa m oprosed to a third term fn the Presidone 9, Thut we demand that all raflway sud other core parations shall Le hield in falr sud Just subjection to the Inw-nsking power, 10, That we stand by frea edacstion, atr public. acliool system, the taxation of ail for §ia Bupport, and uo diveraon’of the sclioul-fund from tho public- schioaln, 11. Tiint onr National and Btate. administration o f pubiie aifaips ks onr hearty approval, 12, That we cordiully invite all wha are opponol to {he Tadoration of the Democratle party i power t forgrt all paat political differencoy and unit~with tha iepmtlican party {n maintainiug the cause of truo to- 1 = orm, 14, That the persistent and tyraunteal afforta of tha enenifes of the Unon, by murder and jutimidatton of the newlyoufranchtsed eittzens, and tho ot racinne and proscoptona of the white Republicans, of the sutith, for (e purposs of rendering uull snd v id the Couss tutional Amendmente, merit ihe cond mmation of ev- ery honest man, Thut we heartily indrwe the sction o Prepdvnt Grant in_entorelug the laws whon calied upon 10 do Av by the proper authori:ies of the State, Another important matter is the pubication of tho Stato ticket. But fow paper in the State givo tho fimt hameain full of th- candidates, as they slould do. The State Bonrt of Cauvassers hase declarad that votes contaming only witialy will not be counted fogs candidate. Tho pree- ont State Auditor los(jf.ns or tw0 countion en- tirely by this means. As tickets in counties are usnally’printed 83 thoy sppear in the local pa- pers, 1t 1« fmportant tnat thoy should ba as they ought to be, A MINNESOTA WHAT-IS-IT? Special Dispat-h to The Chicago 1ridune, OwaToNNa, Miup., July 20.—The sore-head Convention, including wjisctators, consisted of not moro than fifty persons, of whom not more than ten or twelvo teok any rart in the procoed- ings, The lotter of congratulstion from Iforace 1L Day, of Now York, which, with the last roso- lution above, indicated tho purpose of the maun~ gers to join in the movement to make a nation- &l anti-monopoly orgamzation, of whick tove- ment the Couvention cailed by Day aund others 1o meet at Cincionoti Sept.7 is o part, In discussions botween the few taking part here to-day, the farmers, who controlled rosults, showed violont fealousy, Editor Young, of Olmetead, who essaved to be their platform, and londer of the farmors® side, brusquely said that editors and Inwyers might go to the devil,—the farmers wonld run this movement, snd tho farmers would tako tho ofticos. Donnelly was present, disdaimog to bo A membor of tho Convention, bat sttending to its secret caucuwes, which occupled all the forencon. 11e flually acceptod au_sppointment on tho Siato Committoo, uf whick Ebenezer Ayres, of Wash- ington County, was made Chairmau, snd which Ayres Is to ill up by appolntment at bis lefruro, ‘Lhe movament does not seem, from to-day'a ex- perionco, likely to assume formidable propor- tions in this Btate, but may result in the skolo- tou of an orgauization largo onough to attract & thousand or twvo of discouteated spiries from the 1wo groat parties. A JUDICIAL RESIGNATION, Specind Corresyondence of The Clucagu Tyibune, Des MuiNgs, In, July 27.—Yosterday Gov. Carponter recsived the resignation of tho Hon, W. T. Brannan ss Judge of the District Court of the Beventh Judicial District (Suscatine). Tl resignation ls based upon the grounds of too hard Iabor and (00 small pay,—the lattor. **much lons thiau that of any Clork or Sheriff in the dise trict, not meoting expeuses.” Tho resiguation was accapted by tho Qovernor, ‘Thore 18 ‘-unr inducement for any man of com- poteut logal tatent to take a sont on tus Banch in auy of wur Courts. Tho malary is not sufli- ciout to pay him ; he ean make mora by practice at the Bar. The result Is, that tho etandard of the Lower Courts will be greatly lowored, and tho business of the Bupreme Court largely in- croased, Judge Branuan was one of tho bost Judges on the Uench, Liv op.utons bhaving beon marked for thoir legal acumon, IOWA LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION. Covxciu Brures, In., July 2).—At tho Repnb- lican Conveution for the Twentieth Reproseuts- tive Diutrict, held st Red Oak to-day, George A, Moruo, of Corniug, was nominated for the Log- inlature, THE NEW YORK DEMOSRACY, Warentows. N, Y., July 99.—The Democratic Btato Commiitee will meot at Saratoga Springs Aug. 18, to arrange the time aud place fur tho 4 WASHINGTON: 5 o . Arrangements Comploeu for the New York and Chi. cago Lightning Train, Details of the Programme to Be 0b- served Along the Eatire Route, Exchange of Postal Orders Inaug- urated Betwesn tho United States and Canada. Condition of the National Banks in Four Prom- inent Western Cities. Honest Distiliars Hold a Consultation with Commissioner Pratt. Sam Randall’s Chances for the 5 Next Speakership. Fred Douglass' Views of the White Han's Daty Toward the Freedman, THE LIGHTNING MAIL-TRAIN ARRANGE- MENTS. *pertal Digpateh to T'he Chifeann Tridune. Wasmsatox, D. C., July 22.—1ho most im- portant event in the history of Lhe railway vou- tal service occurrod to-dnv. The nepotintions for the express matl train from New York to the Missivnippi Valley were completed, aud wera ap- proved by the Postwnator-tieoernl. This in the fulBilment of tho dream of thy foundurs of tho railway postal servico. I'wo years ago negotin- tions wero attempted to obtain a fast trams for this purposo for tho New York Central. For vations roasona thov fatled. Kioce that timo Georgo 8. Hangs, of Chicago, Suporintendent of the Lailway Postat Norvice, bas the subject undor conetant cousideration, Tontmaster-General Jowell, ns moon = ho euterod the Depurimont, was quick to perceivo the dmnurtance of the scheme, and entered fuily wto it, Ho Litmwelf yereonally visited the rail- road suthoritics. sud directed Mr. Bangs to con- duct the details of the negotintious. These uegotiations wers to-day BUGLESSFULLY TERMINATED, Tho train storts frum N York Oct. 1 ot 4 o'clock a. w., and will reach Chicago in txent, mx hours, It will be composed uf four e which ure now belng rapidly constincted. The dirut car will Lo 50 fuet fu length. It will contain 1,000 yigevn-hules tor the distripntion of the let- tor mail, and buxes suflicient furtho distnbution of 100 kcparstions uf powspapsr mail, In tais car will boa wafo compartmont for Fegistu valuable watter, and nn offico for tho chief elork in chargo of tho train. The cutire letter dietzabutiou fur tho lino will b iu this car, THE BLCOND CAlL will bo 60 feet Tonw, #1t will b managed for tho distribution of throyeh nowspaper wnd and £r storage, It in esimated that betwoen New Yoru and Cineago 29t~ of wail will bo sorted and distributed i this car, The third car will ke 50 feot long, and will bo devoted to uudisttibuied mads, Lhw fourth esr will 0o 45 feet loug, and will Lo used whon nec- essary for hieavy mailn, The train will ba white, and will ba ealled *The New Yors Cootral & Laxb Shore Raitroad Popt-Oftico.” 'Lho tram will arnve m Bufialo m eleven hours, at Clov d 1n bftesn, at Toledo iu eightecn, sod at Chicavo n twenty-mx, It will leave and take mail at every station, It malt #top only for wood and water and ot tho junce tions of railgads, It will neitlier earpy pansen . gors nor exjers, Hor will it do any Lusinoes but carry the maila, It will earey lciters, nowspa- It Jeh, jackages, sud uowsacaiors’ packs, will V' POST-OFFICE LINE utialo. At Altnny it will pick up all the mati fzou Sow Enzland. The ttme-tabio will s 0 nrtanzed that tuo fast mal will connect with the hatest Now England trains, It witl Jeave the mail of the morn g at most eve ery town and hamlet in Xow Xork beforo eun- down. At Buffalo it will overtake tho train lenv- g Now York on the Erw Rond the previans evening, sud will receiv from it fr the West tho wmls of 3 orn Peuumylvania, Bouthwest Now % and the tritutary country, At Cliveland it il cannect with teains which will dafivor tho mais to the country fed from Colnmbus, Cin aud ludisuavolls early iu the mornivz. The mail will arzive m Louisvillo fn tinoe to vounces with all partn of the South, giving the South the advantage of all the thue psined nol Ohio Juver. It will arive in Indian a.m.. ut Lafavette aud Logaunport oz 72, cous necting there with vraius for sl paita of Tudis ana, and the adjoining portions of Llinols, At ‘Toledo it will drop tho mails for the Wabash _country, for Soutliern Ind 1ihnois, and Mi sourd, aud slso for Michigau aud thy Notth, The train g WILL ARRIVE AT CIHICAGO in time for early out-comng trainw, will reach Milwaukve at noow, aud Dubnte, Clivton, Rock Island, D-vung:rl, Kookuk, Buriington, Quiney, and [annibo! bofore sundowu. Tue nailwill be at Umsha the morniug of the sceond day from New York, and In the aftornoon st Kanuas City, St 'aul, and Mingespolis, and will wase direct Lacitio coast couvections. : Roturning, this train will leavo Clicago Iata In tha ovening aftor all the trains arv i, [t will srrive at Now York in tha evening, Lut the mails will bo ready for the flust morung distribution BEFORE 1111 TRAIN ARRIVEY at any cities, Gomg ecither way, experienced clerky, detailed from the larize oftiées, will hosrd the train aud make the distribution of the mail for the carrier-rontes in the several citics, thus wnving at least two howis_ i overy distribution, “I'his siew doparture in railway postal sorvieo will necesnitato an ontire recrgamzation in_the schemos of distribution, and the chief oflicer hore will bo excectingly ocenpied unil Octuber 1n getilog ready for this chaugo. iy POSTAL.ORDERS, EICHANGE WIT CANADA, Beeial Dunateh to The Chicarn Iripuns, WasmivotoN, D, 0,, July 29.—The exchanue of postal money-ordors betwesn tho Umited Btatea and tho Dowluion of Canada will com- wougv ou next Mouday, Aug. 4, as mutually sgreed In the Canveution botween the Dowtal Departmontas of tho two couutrien, Already over 300 money-order offices in thu Unitod States havo boen desiguatod sy inland Cauadisn oftices, btate Couvsutivu, OREGON REPUDLICANS, BAx Faaxcisco, Cal., July 2).—The Democrat- io Btate Couvention of Oregon met to-dey at Salew. Tho day was cooupled in organlizing. SUICIDE, Totspo, 0., July 20,—Dr, Q. B. Randolph, the well-known Bpiritualist, committod suicide this morning by sbooting himeelf through the Liosl. Cause unkoown. Srectal Lupateh to Tha Choaoe Tridune, Gavrzshusa, 1h, July 29.—Miss Poebe Swan died suldonly to-iay unader circumatances that induced the stteuding physician to seud for the Coroner, whet it was aacertained that she bnd .p;gunu bersalf, Tompurasy insauity lud to the with suthority to issue and pay Canadian orders. Fight international oxchanga post-oflicos have beon eatablishod, to-wit ; Langor, Mo., Diston, Mass., Now York, Ordunsbury, ¢, Paul, Minn., and Portlaud, Ore. Esch money-order Iweued st sw juland oiico, whotber in the United Bistes or Cosuads, st ba drawn_upon ani formarded to one of tho exchango offices named above. The Post- wmaster at the vxctnngo ollive will certify ou the ordor its value in United btates curronoy, if pay- able in the Domislon of Csuads, sud will in lide manuer certify tho corresponding advics, sud will thon wend the order by mail directly to the person tu whotn the monoy is to be paid, and tbe letter of advice to theinland Postmaa whom hs therein instructs to pay the order, TUE ANDUNT OF AN OUDES fsanted in the United Btates cannot oxceed $50 United Biatos currvicy, sud whea issned lo > NUMBER 340; Canada €40 in Caoadian currency, standard of oxchaugs agreod upon, \{o c."..’mfl’: dollar bas boen fixed as squivalont to the gold dollar of the Unitod States, The rule of ordors irstied 1n one conntry far paymout in the oure rnnr{ of tho olher, tmnst necessanly vary with tho luctuntlons in tho gold market. To pro- vida for this omorgoucy, It has boon agresd be- tweou the Postal Departmanta that the ‘preminm ou gold in the City of Now York shall ., . BETELEGRAPHED DAILY ¢ 7 o'clock p. m., by tho Postmastor of thateity, b the Postmaator at each of the intsrnationsl exchigzo oflicos. Tlis tolegram Is to bo ased Li tio exchange Postmastor as the basis of vilus tor all orders ariving at his office after ieemne, and provious to the receipt of the ezt suilar tolegram, )= THE FETA gf Anadian money ordars fssned in the United 1ates Lavo Yusn “fixed abtbe following ratoa, viz.: An order not axenodin 810, 20 canta; over S10and not exeoeding 820, 40 conts ; over $20 aad uot excenling 93 ), 60 conta ; over 830 mod 1ot oxcooding £30, €1, ' Canadisn orders lssned in the Unitad States evn ho made payablo st scy wouey-order ollice i the Dominion. —— WESTERN BANKS, CLEFELAKD, Avectal Irapateh to The Chicage Tridume, * ‘Wisutxaroy, D, C., July 29.—The followin, inan abstract of the report mado to the Comp- trollor of the Currency, showing the condition ot National Banks in the City of Claveland at the clore of busincss on Woduosday, the 30ih day of Juwe, 1975 ; 1n1ne 30 discounts, Grerdra I hotuds 1o recitre circulation, ©nds 1o pecure deposita, sti 16 00 haud..... . ockn, bIn 13, and MOrRIges. ted ¥ ate Cuited Htat a1, Unlted Suites Otlier ... E2rhatiszen for Clearing- House.,. Bllw of other National Danks, il o 3 Dun from Treasurer other than fuud..., Dua to Biate hanke and Lanke: Nivvew st b s rediscounted Bilis payabio Number of banks, stz DETNOIT, Tho following ia an abstract of reports mada to the Comptrollor of tho Curroucy, #howing tho condition of the Nationai Iiuke in the City of Detroft ot tho closo of busiuces on Wednes- day, tho 30th day of June, 1875 REHOURCES, Leans and diecouuts tn tre circulation, 1118 10 wecure drposi| hon. Fracttonal currency., Hieds.... Fiveyer ot redemption fund with Trisiirer, Duiw ro Treavirer other than 5 per et, 'd; Taotal. -3 1,000,n0¢ . T28,000 477,054 1,334,951 i3 to hank; Lills payaile. T FOR CINCINNATL, BISOURCTS, Tonns aud disconuts, nd. e kv, Lotcls, and merigigen. from e leenni ol rererve agont, Ve fiom otner Nathona) Hanks. 1w trom State banks and bunke Hteal estate, farniture, aud tixiure Canent ex Promutus pndd., % Lind other hanies for Claarty othor Natt & fund, Witk Trean Carital stock paid in Hurplus nd, Undivided pr: Natfonul Bank 1, Distdonds unpshl Individual drjo- United B Dojusita of 30 280,041 Dite ta Hiato Laoiw aud Bills payable, 18VI11E RTATENENT, sEEOULCLE, States Landy toseeure dopor Othiee sto ks, bouds, snd morigages. Duo from rodeemninig Due from Kl Current Chiocks and oth St Hiilte of other National Ban Fractional currency,. Bpecle, Legalef T LIAUILITIER, Caplial stock patd fn. f(n;‘l\ihu‘ funt, Undividad pi 2o National Hyuk netes outatany Diadvnds unjaid i SHdL 1,118,048 143,914 157,831 1,004,568 Tk, Number of banks, ulvs; bW ETR, THE NEXT SPEAKERSHIP, BAM BANDALL'S CHANCES. | Special Dupateh to The chicaro Tridune, Wasunoton, D. 0., July 92.—The nearly unapimons vardict of Democratic Congressmen who Lavobeen hero s that Bam Raudall can couut noarly 100 votes on tho first ba!lot in caucus for tha Speskership of the next lHouse. The total Domocratic mewborship 18175, Iils represented that a very extenaive correspondenco shows this rosult. The mansgess of Handall's cauvass have not treated of tariff or currency. ‘Ihiey hisvo sumwarized thelr arguwants i thesa poiute s First, bis ackuowledged skill as s par< limwontarisu and s porfecs fanuliarisy with tho rules customs of the Honse; vocord. tho fact {hat Lo ia uow the father of Deinoeratio eldo o the House, hasing been th louges 1 cuotinuous sorvice than agy othes