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

CURRENT COMMENT.
Henry Wulf Is now In the southern
part OF the State on a tour of CONVEX.
sion. He returned to Chicago Fri.
day and continues his successful; can.
didacy for the State trcasurership In
the city until the early part Of next
week, when he will again visit the
country districts for a few days. Mr..
Wulff Is the man whom most OF the
Democratic arrows are being aimed
ut just now, because Of the wholesome
fear that hi' campaign has instilled
into the minds Of his opponents. He
Is making the race of his life, and the
enthusiasm with which he Is rec lived
In the country districts foretells his
victory. Next week the State com.
mittee will map out complete route
for him during the remainder Of Sep.
TENDER.
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A committee OF the ward organ.
izers OF women Democrats met
Tuesday afternoon ut the headQuar.
tiers, Room No. 35. Palmer House.
There we're tlfty women present, al.
though but thirteen wards were rep.
resented. The meeting was a bust.
ness one, and ways and means OF
pushing a vigorous campaign were
discussed. The women seemed to be
In earnest, and, while strict political
lines are to be drawn, urgent appeals
were made to those present to use all
Inducements to make all women. IT.
respective OF politics, vote. Charlotte
Holt said:
ut Is the entering wedge, ladies'.
Work now as women should, earnest.
ly and In u business.like manner.
and the future will be In our own
hands"
Captains OF the different wards
were appointed as follows:
Second WarI. Mrs Joseph NelhoR.
Third Ward. Miss Mayte synon.
Fourth Ward. Mrs. Daniel f. Root
sixta Ward. Mrs. Albins Grecn
Eleventh Ward, Mrs Anna synUn
Fourteenth Ward. Mis-, Sadie A. Croak !.
Fifteenth Ward. Mr+ Robh
Twenty. fourth Ward. Mra Herman Lisb.
Twenty nth Ward. Mis- Holiness -
Thirt, second ward. Mira Zachary Root.
,hir,y.,hird Ward. Mr& Dugian.
Thirty. fourth War, Mrs HankinS
Mori Park. Mrs. Mech.
| Arlin ,ton Heights, Mrs Siberia.
4 meeting will be held at the
same place Saturday afternoon ut
o'clock.
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Regarding Hon. Henry Wulfl's can
didacy for State Treasurer, the Chi
cago Tribune prints the following
"Mr. WulA was born In German!
forty years ago, but he was reared II
this country, where he has lived since
he was eight years old. He knows M
other country than this except his
torically. lie has never figured as tn,
representative OF u nationality OF
claimed votes because he was bOrI
In Germany. Nor has he ever assailet
any nationality. There is no reason
therefore, why any a. +. A. or Othel
organization should be unfriendly II
Mr.. Wulff. 1t cannot be on account
of his religion, for he Is a Lutheran
lie belongs to the oldest of tn,
Protestant creeds. But while he !,
a Protestant, he Is not prOscriptive
for he Is a broad. mi nded, liberal man
He is opposed to thrusting religion
whether it BIO Catholic or Protestant
into party politics. That Is the tru'
American position. Men should b.
tolerant as well as patriotic"
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George E. White is evidently try
ing to revive the policy OF slugging Il
politics which used to be SO popula
among the Republicans OF the Eley
J enth Ward. A few years ago whe
J the gang that controlled the war
, wished to get rid OF q man who stOo
In the way of their schemes they sin