Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23
The Socialist Party
NOminates County
Commissioners,
And Will Indorse Dem
Ocratic judicial
Candidates.

At a meeting of the Democratic
Cook County Central Committee held
on Thursday evening, the following
resolution, introduced by Col. Henry
f. Donovan, was adopted:
WHEREAS By reason of the recent re-
apportionment of the State into new SEN
atorial and Congressional distr lets by the
State Legislature. vacancies exist in the
representation of the various Senatorial
and Congressional districts lying within
the boundaries. of Cook County, on the
democratic Cook County Central Commit
tee as follows to wit:
In the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
aud Seventh Congressional Districts. and
in the Third, Fourth, Sixth, Eleventh, Thir-
teenth and Twenty third Senatorial Dis
tricts-the Second Congressional district
being entitlel to two new members, and
the other Congressional and Senatorial
districts to one new member each-there
fore, be It
Resolved. That the following named
members of the Cook County Central Com
inittee to represent the several Congress
sional and Senatorial districts named, in
accordance with section of article OF
the, Constitution of the Democratic party
of Cook County, to wit: First CongressiOn-
al District William L. Crossette: Second
Confessional District, William Houlihau
and John J. Sloan; Fourth Congressional
District. James O'Bren; Fifth Congress-
ional District, john R Lambin; Sixth Con
gressional District, Robert f. Burke;
Seventh Confessional District, Arthur
Jordan Third Senatorial District Clark
C. Rolfe: Fourth Senatorial District, Mi
chael j. Butler; Sixth Senatorial District,
John f. Fitzgerald Eleventh Senatorial
District. William Ed gar; Thirteenth Sena
torial District Joseph kutina; Twenty
third Senatorial District, James A. Quinn.
Thomas J. Morgan, the Socialist,
ran a convention Saturday night at
the Twelfth Street Turner Hall.
Under his direction sixty delegates
from Turner societas, anarchistic de-
batting clubs, labor unions, and So
cialistic sections met in convention
as the Socialistic-La party and
put in nomination the following
ticket:
For President of the County Board. Thos.
j. Morgan; for County Commissioners. city
districts. Thomas J. Morgan. Machinists'
Union: August Habits, Metalworkers' I'm
ion; Albert Gould, Lake View section So
ciaistic- Labor party; A. G BerI, Ameri-
can section soclalistic- Labor party; J. c.
Mcmillan English section soclalistic- Labor
party; Dr. schleyer Vorwarts Turnverein;
John Glambeck, Danish section; Matthew
Neranko. Polish section; Albert Horus,
George Koop, Vorwarts Turnverein
The selection Of the candidates
from the country districts was left
to the campaign committee, as was
also that of Uhe judicial candidates.
The following preamble and plat
form, drawn up by Mr. Morgan, was
adopted
As representatives OF trade and labor
unions. Turner societies. reform clubs,
aud Socialist sections we hereby declare.
hat the Government Of the United
sntes. local. state aud national which .n
theory Is IL government of the people. is in
tucta class government representing tho
nropertled class exclusively -the NON.
nropertlod class. thc millions 20 wagr-
WORKERS. aro not lu To-
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