Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-25

lullVWs' VlliIuui -. NVeh, pTeSlueut,
Walter Grosh. vice president; Thomas
Shields, secretary: Il. NJ. Alexander.
treasurer. A committee of three
was appointed to select permanent
headquarters and report ut the next
meeting. The name selected was
the "Tweuty.third Ward Young
Mems Democratic Club"
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The Republicans are much con.
cerned regarding the apathy which
they say prevails among the DE.
mocracy in the country towns outside
of Chicago In Cook County. The
country towns are all right The
Democrats who live in them are
Democrats from principle. The Re.
publicans in Chicago and elsewhere
are desperate and will resort this fail
to any means to elect their county
ticket or any part Of 1t. The Popu.
lists know that thoroughly by this
time.
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Ex.Representative Daniel A. Camp.
bell, who is the Republican candidate
for State Senator in the Nineteenth
District CThirteenth and nearly all
Of the sixteenth wards), has had
card printed with his name and
half.tonc picture of himself on one
side, and the boundaries of the dis.
trict given on the other. 1t is a very
convenient and serviceable idea for
voter and candidate alike to learn the
limits of the new districts.
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In giving a list of Republican can.
dates for Congress in the Sixth Dis.
trict the name OF S. Mayer should be
mentioned. Mr.. Mayer Is a wealthy
German American, engaged In the real
estate business on North avenue.
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County Clerk Henry WulfY will re.
turn from his trip to Montana about
the first Of the month.
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The biggest cut in wages In 1892
was made by l'laine's friend, Car.
negie, and In 1894 by B. HarrisOn's
friend, Pullman. The latter took his
cue from the party organs, no doubt.
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The Prohibitionists poll about }, 900
votes In Cook County, when they try.
The Republican politicians can make
more by keeping an outlook In that
direction than they can make by try.
ing to work the Populist comblna.
tion, and 1t would not cost as much.
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The Populist breakup Of last Sat.
urday has resolved itself into the
forming OF two warning factions,
socialistic and anti.socialistic. T. J.
Morgan, an organizer Of political hoo.
docs, leads the former clique, and as
sistant Republicans, like w. c. Pom.
eroy, are engineering the opposing
wing now bent upon another c0nven.
ton. Friends Of the third party
movement In the county will there
fore either have to follow the fOrloru
hope Of Morgan or permit themselves
to be entrapped by Republican poll.
ticians recourse they have also the
choice Of voting for the Democratic
candidates, and that Is what all real
reformers will decide to do before
November. Most of them see nov
that both Pomeroy and Morgan are
organizing their respective side.shOws
at the behest Of the Republican
party.
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The Republicans are expressing
great anxiety as to whether Franklin
MacVeagh will open his campaign
for United States Senator at the
Democratic picnic or not. Wherever
his campaign opens 1t will be nc
picnic for them.
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In the wild theater Of war the
Chinese seem to have lost their cues.
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John r. Fleming Is prominently
mentioned as q Democratic candidate
for the Legislature Ia the Fifteenth
District
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A local Mckinley calamity news
paper recently printed several col
umns Of interviews with business
men and news reports from thu
financial center showing that thu
Democratic tariff Is producing a bust
ness revival In all directions. Their,
is great improvement In railroad
freights Reports from the exchanges
show that the banks are letting GU
money. Manufactures are reopenini
In all parts OF the country. On thu
editorial page Of the same paper thu
declaration appears that business 1
going from bad to worse and tina
universal ruin Is close at hand. In
telligent readers probably will prefe