Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-08
THE ALDERMANIC HUSTLE.
Whistles from the Wards and Calls from
Constituents.

THE ALDERMANIC HUSTLE.
Whistles from the Wards and Calls from
Constituents.
1t looks as though the Henry L. |
Murray and Valentine Schmittschmitt
element in the First Ward had joined |
hands to down Alderman Whelan. 1t |
also looks as though Mr. Whelan would |
be reelected by larger majority than
ever.
The North Town Republican Com
mittee met to consider the question of
calling a convention. Charles Nelson
was elected Chairman and n NJ
Plotke Secretary. A committee was
appointed to submit a new plan for re-
districting the wards into primary dis
tricts This committee will report
next Saturday, when the date of the
convention will be determined. Some
of the cheap members Of the commit
tee, it is said, are opposed to the pri
mary-law plan, but they are in mi
nority.
The Hyde Park Republican Town
Committee met at the Sherman House
and discussed the situation, The
Chairman of the meeting, ex-senator
Condee, appointed the following com
mittee to submit an apportionment of
delegates: Ex-Judge Keightly, Geo.
f. Morgan, John A. Mcintosh, George
w Richards, Dr. Robinson, and Maj.
Woods. This committee, to which the
Chairman was subsequently added
will report Saturday when the date Of
the convention will be fixed The can
didates for the town Offices are numer-
Gus, and were well represented at the
meeting. G. H. Waite and A. j.
Maher appear to be leading for the
Assessorship. John A. Mcintosh and
Aid. Kerr are the principal candidates
for the Collectorship
The Twelfth Ward Republicans OPP
posed to the reelection of Aid. Camp
bell held meeting at Owsley Hall
Tuesday. The anti-Campbell men are
organizing in every precinct of the
Twelfth. Their candidate will be Col.
Birge, a leading real estate man. or r.
l.. Martin, large property owner
NJ. B. Hull, lumberman, is talked
of in the Third Ward against Aid
Gorton. James ?. O'Brien, an en-
ploye of the Swift Packing Company,
is out in the Sixth Ward against Burke.
d. H. Mcdaniel, a prominent hide
and leather man, will probably be the
Republican nominee in the Twenty
fourth Ward Aid Tiedemann de-
clines to be a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
4 meeting of the South Town Re.
publican League was held in Central
Hall, on Wabash avenue. 1t was de-
cided to elect permanent officers of the
organization in April and then fol-
lowed a general discussion concerning
the approaching Aldermanic campaign.
Bohemians met at West Nineteenth
and Morgan streets and indorsed Geo.
p. Nickodem for West Town Assessor.
Cornelius J Regan, baiiff undei
Jailer Folz, who lives at No. G3l vii
son street, was presented with hand
some gold star and diamond suitably
inscribed
Fourteenth Ward residents held a
meeting at Division street and Cali
fornia avenue, and spoke against par
tisanship in municipal politics. II i,
said steps will be taken to actively or
ganize in this direction
The Andrew Jackson League pro
poses TO tittingly celebrate the birth
DAY anniversary of lbs patron saint
March ID, AT headquarters. 2O6 Stat,
street The entertainment will com
prise recitatious vocal and mstu
mental music. and addresses by lend
ing tmesgoaus.
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