, 1880-07-04

tayor u reelection as Mayor next spring
Judge Moore, who was slaughtered by the
Irish last fall to punish Mayor Harrison, and
s Gsn n sss fe%s5 nd City itsp Attorney and
Bob.'
Many Of the solid Republicans of the
Third District favor the nomination OF
Charles, B. Farwell, who, they say, is
! tile best Congressman Chicago ever
the legislative halls Of the Nation, and his
thorough acquaintance with the commercial
| growth and needs Of the Northwest, eini-
nently qualify him for the place. Among
nlsny Of the German Republicans of the dis
| =. B. Washburne, the watchdog of the
treasury" His former services are not for
gotten, and the opinion very largely prevails
that II unanimous nomination were ex-
Earber, the present incumbent, has his light
ning-rod elevated, and i'll some sections Of
the district are heard the names of William
Floto and HenryJ. Willing. The Democratic
aspi|r;ants ppi,; are understood to be Perry Il.
Moync, and franklin l.. Chase.
THE LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES
are not so numerous as might he expected,
still 10 district is without representation.
The Senators in the odtl-l1uu1bercd districts
hold over In the First District there are
mentioned for the Lower House Col. Will
Slors nlilte record of which any Repub-
lican might be proud; Madison Il. Harris,
lawyer doing. business IL the Metropolitan
Block, and Simeon W. King, who is; known
Deeds for all the States and Territories. Tie
only. Democratic candidate who has any
show is Moses j. Wentworth, the nephew Of
his uncle. In the Second District Sol Hopkins
hopes to succeed Senator Bash. Sol is death
on gil bills affecting corporations. j.
w. f. Thomas, the first coiored man who
ever sat as member Of an Illinois Legisla-
ture, IS candidate for reelection, after al
interregnnln Of one or two sessions. The
untanled Democracy of the Stock Yards still
cou1 ses were one Of the charms Of the last
session.
The Democracy Of the Third District will
present two names, Henry F. Sheridan and
Thomas J. Walsh, both ex-membcrs, while
for the Republicans.
The Republicans have numerous candi-
dates in the Fourth District. Frank Riddle,
retiring member, Thomas Parker, and Chris
noap sp96sn M 9 d2E Ssaa9r5 S he
Swift, aud E. L. Sherman, member of the
last Assembly. The only Democratic candi-
date SO fur reporte.t is James Emmett Muir
ray, who was occasionally heard from two
In the Fifth District, Senator Johnson, now
County Treasurer, holds over. It is, how
ever, said BY many Republicans that he. be-
ing receiver Of public MONEYS. is debarrel
from having seat in the Assr,nblv. What
action tic Republicans viii take in
his case. time only can tell. 1nere ID no
doubt bit what the Democrats viii make 4
nomination. The Legislative candidates are
ex-AI. Onirk. Republican. Thomas r
O'a{a]lev. f)einocrat and Tinr1as Frharflt
Communists Senafor HnIanev nnmncrat t.
n candidate for r:EIectio1 in the Siytj Dis.
trict. Who viii he hi9 Rennhiican comneti-
fnr has not vet heen determineds fnr n1, ni,e
has vet CONF, tn the front. tThe Ternncrntic
candidates for the Lower House are Austin
o. Sexton and Fred II. Winston, the last
nanlcd having been brought to the front on
accounl VI i!1S lslHnlIal!e3 W1lA ltSglStall0l.
:oelihtoi Galnp1Gli !lulus ofeL III lae pe'ehti4
DlstIlGt" i. y. LolHtlS alln George SLrucA-
man, kepaiDllcanS, are candidates TOR letlec-
ttOn. Many OF the Democrats III the district
favor the nomination of William T.. Goudy,
Illinois member Of the National Democratic
fommittpe as fhe tI,irtf member
T'.,nre Gra many canGidofns fnr
Ne N-ss5 ~1I--N'N ~1. ~
THE COUNTY OFFICES
to be filled this fall, The Republican asp{r-
ants f0r Sheriff are Conrad Mann. &. IL
Mntsnn Justice of the Puorc. f'n,,ntv rnn,.
n;;.,,r Ufi,al"n ~ ft..i, GD' D1-' ,,,i I
aass'onet " t.; MGlaH' " ~ tsuG IdIN, W%Mose %
terlu expires tnls 1alI oetm HaIcneEt, CleFk
o1 Ill3 i[ouate CouEt, EuW1r0 1lulNmel,
confidential clerk at Brands brewery;
and Aid Arthur Dixon. The Demo-