The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-03
THE POFILIS PARTY
IN CHICAGO.
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Az last I'd
Sm'rg the
moving in III
will meet the
,hs ~ntr-ncb~t
ir-ae h~rous and
b, eH'nrsi ard ps
thorongh organixl
ssI.cem at of the
political line. thry
all the, have -, 81
under such aO.pic.
and the ad snc~a,,sft
nan-Bt such .vides
on 'br p.rt of the y
will commend IL u 81
ing rop'e.
That the Peoples
@ent for public r-fcrSsl
proyemen,s is d~st,nid q
for good Ia Chicago aud
out the rountry is evidence
prompt alHrrity with ~ Incl
ers have s~iz~d upon th~ su
of The Age IN Organize sn
make sirsig b, rnrIn. - and l.
issues Of such important mktt
mu"ic'pai control If the ca
plated do~n-to.n elevated loci
electric light and power frxocb
o. civil service in public d. p
menis: Pr.s-rvstion 4 the lake I'D
and raIlr,sd tlevx;icn.
These issEes we're pronounced d
be the leading local anes by tine sxii-
tor Of The Age tso years ago. aud it
Is Tune they were brought 70 the
front IN sGch . niaun~r No 10 engage
pubic attention And create such Q
popular fcilcsirg that old party
hicls.ers can uo longer blind the
p+ pie to their best Interests snd the
Irn- is.n-r confronting voter in 10
cal Elections. An honest cify sd-
mlnis'rsiios from Aldermen up. ell
pledged Ia ih'se r-formg, 10 shat is
p-dc'!. The only way to briI < this
sbont l. for 'h- i-oplt 10 Organize
-rmse u. Dt o. enforce their demands
and ah,ch win bass such power that
the c"ipoIs'i"n. aud ssirs--9yEx
'nicc--e-keis will fear il aud b.
Obliged - have iis counf.naIc- and
favor before they can be- ~l.-i-d The
Civic Federation is all riYht in is
way IL can exert u powerful moral
iniln-rc. and its rich menls~rs can
prciuce funds L, carry out their
IDEAS and enforce such reforms -
the people d-p,asd and indoors. But
he Federation lacks VOTES. Thee
the peoples m'lyement poss-s-<. aid
through the m~dium of god Irolsti-
CO! o. ganizaiion tb~s~ ,ois can Le
'aJ- u BACK up sud -uforcs public
demands n. s,nst he combined t,ov~r
# the cort,ora,ions and their d~f~n-
drrs, the subsidized pres. Tbs. this
Is with, ut doub: the cA.- 10 shSus
10y the phenom-nsi vote ppii~
this city .s.t ui, nth foc tn- i'.-.
part, ticket, ;or winch not = dl y
of any cons quene- wss ,rpent
was there any general ~ perfect
| ganIzAtiob- Ii the csmmit,<~
pcssess-d p.enly Of funds with w
To hire halls. p.y for plenty of I'd v
.ns and even engage . fee siest~ss
shos- tune 10 ~ vslusbl~ that d;
must b- pad for, the candidates.
~uuld have polled one third or one.
nslf more votes than they did. Al
any rst- IL 10 ia evidence thst tb.
local Peoples Iarty movement hs'
$1,000 or $1,000 votes 1T its casm.
maLG, srd ihst this VOTE can b,
greatly iLcr-.ssd for good, ck %
candidates. aud . popular local plat
form in The spring. A v~ll orgs.
"iz' mor' Ds-nt gath. 70 its own sup
port