de Marsoulies' Reply The following reply is writ fen by M, clu Pac.
"To the French volers, through the Echo de Chine" have already replied to Messrs.
'Tartois and Chapeaux' criticism of my state: ment but it is well for me to give, th more personal manner, reply to outside voters relative to the tricky campaign resorted to in certain quarters, by my competitors. my. programme sensa.
instead that of my ideas (why not hi are their own— consequently they vil bat Mees x they havi hey are not new re already been noted and de Tam elect [ed to the Muni but to fold my arms, and eongrate-Tate myself that thers before have realized programme.
hand, they wish to see 'a eritiehim of what has been done up to the present time by the Municipal Counci Rather contradictory, for why should I not be the first to render homage duc for.all the useful work gecomplishet by the Municipality, T<who for sever years wax the No Lack of Modesty Mr. Tartois and Mr. Chapeau fare not lacking modesty in a tributing to themselves all meric, understood, that Couneil—the latter, the Municipal "with or with out them simply will exist. sonally IT think that tin spite of all that has been done for the good of the Conzeesicn, there still remains much more to do.
1 Tam mis taken, then let. Mr. Chapéans continue—they are equal to My. competitore Tartois and Me. their log-rolling the task. donot teem to aatiach much inter rest, from tne: municipal point of view, to. what might be termed foreign prestige whose support, accor to their only a dij diplomatic affair.
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