, 1874-04-05

nave oeen sadly disappointed. Tho men that h.ro
oeea elected 10 Office have Hot fulfilled the peoples
principles and platform Of the so-ealled Peoples
Gounsl ch,nb<r 6as Seen dssrsced By secnea TINT
eaoua not Be tolerated in civilized community, aad
fair and jus. city Government p'''e u Al n'n'''
49, n1lt4aaon ias been made by this Ring Of tHa
so,caAed Peoples Party net in open kFo,d .iav
mol oe!ort meeting Of citizens assembled
IN III s0oa oo'p< 1an 1912 ;S satellites Of Boss
ealoon Sedgwick street. The stund yottnc cstf1e
Of the North soe have to do our bidine We eontro1
ter Of the men *e proroser beautiful proceed;ne
IN Republican country! Many oi us have {olt ;he
irop grasp Of the t,r.nt in tie OLD country, .ha We
now suffer ourselves to b. enthralled by petty
su5rer Of the peoples opinion and free choice named
A. c. Hesng, IN country that bo.ats to possess tho
broest constitution Of Political freedom o1 any couu
Try on tbs face Of the ezrth.
The wcrh1guen OF Chicago not willing to bo
made tho tools ot horde of political adventuresn,
bammers, and old d12pidated Wlre-pulle1s who haEa
no heart for the aborer interests, fact tor any
bodys interest but their To I'll :heir pockets IN
ru2t ring. Of professional politicians, the Working
ens Party hze been organized Our nrst principle
s6.H be 70 select men for oc. who hare never
Cd IN Office who are honorable, respectable citizens,
men who have been selected from our very mids:
men, who feel for US, whose hea1ts best for Us,
and who understand oar wants and our suf-
fesinga. It is useloss to describo IN detail al
tho wrongs tho wordug1ren have to en-
counter IN consequence Of unjust laws framed By tho
D.
oc1ne1s and so-caed professional politicians Every
haa mora Or less felt tho injustice Of tho
e@st1ng Laws. 1t is time to wake up anu take our
dstiniea into hands, and not intrust the. to
sche1nng denasogues and !oliuca1 wIrc-pu1l2ra Tho
"crktngnen and the trade.nen mus: stand together
IL this contest for every dollar the aborcr is deprived
OF the t1ndenman loses. The gigantic polypus ouop-
ol5 is extending its fsngs Tho t1adesan, wen
as over the workugusu, to naka both subseryient to
Its power; to mold their mind accord.nce With lt8
schenlcs is the grand object in view. It will alvsys
ind serEile press to support its cause for money
weighs leaV3er in the Rcale than justice and equal
rights.
to place their own candidates before the people, Thsy
haSo been nominated and ratified in two open 1ua,s
meetings that hare ercr been held in Chicago They
are ali taken from the midst OF tha people not
one OF them ever solicited Office not or them in
political hummer, every commands. tho respect
Of tho community in which he resides, and each Of
them is entitled to tho regard Of every honest
TO use the celebrated phrase Of Shakespeare in tho
tragedy Of Hamlet Look Oh this picture":
WonKIH0MEH's TICKET.
FOR issessor-GeoEge 4 F. Duffcy, plumber, born in
Chicago his father old settler firm and intelu-
gent man, e75 Hurbut street.
f04 Collaboration G. Neyer prominent citizen Of
the NORTH Side, IA Clybo,.rn avenue.
For Sunerrisor-August Arndd, glider, and ps-
trlot, 234 North ayenue.
For Torn CXr7k-Fred Oest, Jr., a b1oo1n-maker
and An nnassu1niug young man, rs North are1ue.
FOR Co'sta6e-Jarnes Jones, an exprcssman, o8
straight and upright principles, 24s Dvision street.
- And then look at this:
TIE HEsrSo 11cKxr.
For 4&sessnT-(iust 4. Korn, saloon-feeper {fo1r
years in the ciy who never h7d my property to b
For CoHecto1-George Kne1z, in Office sjncs 1858, ut
tho public crib for eighteen years. IN old political worn
Far Supe7r1sor-Rob Kenny, an ambitious Office
seeker.
For 1osc7a C1erk----,a an unhedged Office
FIR Constable Patrick Daley, pugnacious odlee-
seeker"