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 The charge ot Cato, in yesterdaSs Advertiser, months of August, 5, ptenber and October, Is4z, were placed there for elecionee' purposes IS un. true, the writer should know; or why did the Mayor, guod whig, recpmmend iheir being pald, or why did Alderman BrOohs, after voting against Ihem ing after meeting. finally changed yote for the measure, nay, offer resolution himself 10 pay part of il, as he did m July after, il the paymen, WAS, as CaIo says uioation of his oath of c6ics7 But in July, an election was about coming on for Sheriff, and Alderman Brooks took great interest for Gen Bates. Did not that explain his motive for cllangc1 Was there any new motive of friend ship to the Irish, whom he had voted against long or was il not probably wish to get few Irish votes for Gen. Bates2 Cato should have made him. self acquainted with these facts, before letting the l people know that Brooks would have "viol,ted hs oath of oice," in voting for the bill. By looking ai he records he will find that Brooks had no such sons oi his for hs first Votes, repeated for long une nsanst the Irish abourers, for he did vote for then al last, under very suspicIous circumstances, wanting 'heir votes for his friend, just as he now wants them for himsef His oath of office was not in his way.

 The assertion that the work done then caused dis ease and death IS hunbug If l remember right, tho papers oi that day teemed with praises of Mayor Hoppln for this measure. If there were no au,ori y for placing these men the streets the blame should be attached the proper persons, and mol be made il was, to deprive poor labourers for months oi inc wages they had honestly earned in the service of the city F.