Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-30

municipality. lie has made record
as u citizen and an ofiice.holdcr. Upon
these he has gone before the people.
and he has met with enthusiastic sup
port from all CLASSES. The Irish. Amcri.
can wards will. as usual. give the Dem.
ocratic nominee u great majority This
time the Irish American voters will be
more anxious and active than ever. for
Frank Wcntcr has been In the past and
will prove himself In the future their
friend. Citizens OF other national en-
traction. as well rs the great native.
born American vote. will possibly bc
divided up pretty evenly between the
two candidates. but The Eagle pre-
diets u great reduction a the normal
Republican vote in the normally heavy
Republican wards. The people have
been slowly realizing that for
some time they have been fooled
by the false representations of Re
publican statesmen. who have been for
the past two years saddling upon the
Democratic party the blame for the
hard times that have come upon this
country and oppressed all CLASSES from
the laborcr to the multi-millionairc. So
potent mas been the "lard times" ar.
gumcnt that 1t has resurrccted the
corpse of Rcpublicauism, and now that
its bloody shirt Is worn out. rchabilitat.
cd IL In garments more suitable to the
requirements and eN.gcncies of the
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In all elections. State. congressional.
Legislative or municipal. all over the
land. and even In staunch and true Chi.
cagu. II has had the effect of cutting q
II 1000 majority as In the case of llar-
rison down to ,2OW as In the case of
Swift versus Hopkins n year and u half
ago.
This barcful influence. however. Is
growing less daily. for the public Il
gradually awakening to the fact that
Ti,h II Republican Congrcss-both
branches of the Legislature being In the
hands of that party-tlc situation has
not improved. and the hard times are
still with us. The "hard times racket"
Is not likely. therefore. to cut much fig
IRE In the present election. Then. again.
the record of the Republican candidate
Is against him. He Is the candidate of
the narrow minded bigots of all CLASSES.
He boasts. and his friends boast. of
George Il. Swift's "Amcricunism." II
Is no bet,er--nay. It's not half so good.
rs that of honest Frank Wcntcr. The
only particular Amcricanism of whicl,
Swift, can boast n monopoly L. that new
tangled "Amcricanism" which Is In op.
position to the principles AMI provisions.
the spirit and the letter Of the cons,i'u.
ton of the United States. While Swift's
candidacy appeals to bgots aud mar.
row minded fanatics. Wcnter's ~.
ccives the Endorsement of all class.
~ of true American citizens of
whatever original nationality ci,hcrby
birth or extraction. Everywhere the
Democratic candidate has spoken lie
has been royalty received and wclcom-
cd. His meetings have been attended
by hosts of Chicago's best citizens
everywhere. and the manner in which
his candidacy has been received IL u
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