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

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Third District NJ. q. Holding. of the
Thirty-irst Ward, will probably be
nominated for senator and Alexan.
der J. Jones for the lower house.
Bryan Tighe is also a candidate for
Representative. Michael ]. Butler.
James Murphy. and Michael Nc.
lnerny are in the field for Represen.
tatives from the Fourth District. In
the Fifth District Andrew j. Toolen,
Peter Foy, Robert Redfeld. aud John
Hartley are in the running for the
lower house. MIR. Toolen was Com.
missioner of Buildings under Mayor
Harrison and would make an excel.
lent representative.
In the Sixth District Herman Al.
schiller and u. j. Lyons are promi.
nently mentioned for the lower house.
In the Seventh District Clayton +.
Crafts will be renominated to the
lower house. In the Ninth District
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Ward, will receive the nomination
for senator. Adolph SABBATH. Vaclav
Sedlak and NJ. J. Maloney are candi.
dates for the lower house nomina.
ton.
In the Eleventh District the Dem.
ocrats will iudorse W. r. Cooling,
the Popuist nominee for State Sena.
Tor. Mr.. Cooling is the President Of
the Single Tax Club, and is an able
man. Joseph Schwab, 5. $. Brewer
and Fred Eldred are spoken of for
the lower house. In the Thirteenth
District William Loetller Is in the
race for the Senatorship. although
Senator Joe Mahoney and ex.County
Commissioner Charles j. Byrne are
making great scramble for the
place. Robert Brown and Henry
Carmody will likely be the nominees
for the lower house.
In the Fifteenth District James +.
Gleason will be nominated for state
Senator. James Mckinley, Michael
j. OBrien, Geo Mcconnell and John
L. Fleming are talked Of for the
lower house nominees. John Gaynor
will receive the Senatorial nomina.
ton In the Seventeenth District and
William I. Burke and Joseph A.
O'Donnell are the most prominent
aspirants for the lower house nomi.
nation. In the Nineteenth District
Aid. Stanley Kunz will receive the
Senatorial nomination, and James
Fitzsimmons and Patrick Nash the
lower house nominations.
In the Tweuty.hrst District q. ID.
Swearingen will probably be nomi.
mated for Senator. Louis A. Klee,
exAld. Ernst and Max Ries are
talked Of for the lower house.
In the Twenty.third District Sena.
tor John +. O'Malley will be renomI.
mated to succeed himself. Represen.
tative William II. Lyman, OF the
Twenty.third Ward, will be one Of
the nominees for the lower house,
and the Twenty.fourth Ward will
get the other candidate, who will
probably be Tom II. Cannon.
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Perseverance In spite OF adverse
circumstances deserves especial credit.
The Twelfth Ward, with its forty.
two precincts, Is we'll known to be
the banner Republican ward OF the
city, and yet the regular Democratic
organization In that bailiwlck Is more
complete, thorough and effective
than In many wards where each cleo
ton day piles up over vhelming Dem.
ocratic majOrities. The result OF this
systematic organization Is o con.
slant shrinkage OF Republican votes,
and satisfactory interest on the
pact Of the best element Ut the Dem.
ocratic electors OF the ward, and
thanks for the bright outlook, from
Democratic standpoint, must be
given to the officers OF the regular
Twelfth Ward Democratic Club and
its 500 active members.
stephen d. Griffin, the clubs
President, is a hustler, and inspires
the organization with his spirit Of
energy. He Is In addition a mag.
netic leader and a shrewd politician,
and has done much for his party.
He Is now Clerk OF the Superior
Court OF this county. and performs
the arduous duties OF that position
In highly satisfactory manner.
The other efficient officers Of the
club are the following well.known
Democrats: President, stephen d.
Griffin; Vice President, Rivers Nc
NELL; Secretary, David Fickett
Treasurer, Robert Henderson,: Door
keeper, VIM. Hanlon.
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Mr.. Henry p. Carmody will be re-
elected to the lower house this fall.
He is a sterling Democrat and made