Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

date has In any way shown n disposition
10 defend such patriotic associations by
word or net; be II therefore
Resolved. That We. the Independent
American Citizens party. In convention
Assem- bled. do hereby indorso any and all
patriotic associations, political or other.
wise. which have any or all Of the follow.
Ing sentiment, embodied Ia their declara-
Il IA " principles. to wit;
Protection TO cur constitution and laws.
protection to tho stars aud stri cs. pro.
lection to the FREQ public school system Of
our nation, radical revision OF the natural.
ixa;ion laws, restriction of Immigration.
ats ,lutc separation Of church and state,
no public funds for sectnrian purposes
The secretary was ordered to send
copies Of these resolutions all over
the country.
TwD or three weeks ago the police
arrested dozen bicycle riders who
were out after dark without lamps on
their machines. It was given out at
that time that the campaign would
be continued until the whcelmen
complied with the law In this re.
spect. The promise does not seem
to have been fulfilled. The bOule.
wards continue to te rendered dan.
gerOus by would.bc "scorchers" who
whiz along In the dark ut racing
speed. A stop should be put to this
nuisance. Every wheelman who
rides without lamp should be ar.
rested and fined, and that other
pest-the cycler who persists In TAX.
Ing the wrong side OF the street
should also receive the attention Of
Mr.. Brennan's men.
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The Republican press Is so busy
watching Mayor Hopkins movements
In politics that 1t overlooks what he
Is accomplishing In the line Of OH
cial duty. Track elevation being
we'll under way, attention was given
to the lawless use Of tho Sixty.Arst
street tracks Of the Illinois Central
Railway, and they have hauled of all
their trains from the line except
those carrying passengers to Wash.
ington Park with freight for the
track. In producing important re.
suits without making much fuss
about 1t Mayor Hopkins IL achieving
considerable success.
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Chairman Tanner Is managing the
Republican campaign with great
shrewdness, vigilance and activity
for CullOm.
When Senator Cullom declares tina
II tho Republicans are returned to
power "the Mckinley law will not b
re.enacted In its entirety" he should
specify what particular schedules OF
the law will not be restored. The
mere assertion that the law IL not ia
BE- revived In Its entirety Is too vague.
Senator Cullom should get down to
details. The people have the right
to he fully informed as to the Repub
lican purpose-in the not very prob.
able event OF their return to power.
Women who want to vote this fall
should remember that they m lst
register ut the appointed time or lose
their privilege for the year. Many
of them may become seized with the
desire to assume the panoply Of the
voter when 1t will be beyond their
power for a twelve.month, or, In this
county, for a much longer time.
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Aid. w. J. O'Neil of the Seventh
Ward was presented with diamond
set gold star at gathering Of hi
friends Wednesday night at West
Twelfth street Turner Hall.
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| II you want bargains In timber
lands, or wish to purchase a flnt
Southern home, call an Mr.. Orvillt
Van Thompson, 21s La Sale street
Read his advertisement on page ~,
this issue.
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Gov. Altgeld says that the New
York reporters misqu and mis-
represented him and he ought Il
know.