Chicago eagle., 1895-02-09

Mr.. knights resignation. His success
sor has not been named.
At u special meeting of the McI<in.
ley club of the Thirteenth Ward held
at Michlc's Hall. corner of Western
and Grand avenues. the following rcso.
luton was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Mr.. Il. +. Rcnnacker Is a
candidate for West Town Assessor;
and
whereas. Mr.. Rcnnackcr is n gentle.
man of unqucstionablc ability. capa
bic to fill said office: therefore he 1t
Resolved. That the Mckinley Club of
the Thirteenth Ward promises him It's
hearty support IN his fight for the nom
nation.
In Lake View 1t is practically settled
that Fred ]. Tucker. of the Twenty.
nth Ward. will he chosen as Assessor
to succeed Pense. Mr.. Tucker is bus.
mess man of standing. an active mem.
Der of the Marquette Club. and partic.
ularly popular with the younger Re.
publicans Of Lake View. lie has the
support Of Lloyd ]. Smith. acting chair.
man of the County Central and Exec.
utive Committees. and A. W. Pulvcr Is
for Tucker.
The Democrats and independents of
the Twelfth ward will doubtless unite
TO elect an alderman this spring. A
quiet but active canvass IL being made
with u view of gaining the consent of
Thomas Smyth to run for alderman.
Mr.. Smyth is u Democrat of the best
kind. and Is highly regarded by the
Republicans. He is u brother of John
NJ. Smyth and IL u business man of
pronounced ability and large wealth.
Representative Jones' bill for arbi-
tratiOn of all labor questions. to be In.
trO,luccd In the Illinois assembly ut an
early day. does not hit the labor people
very hard. II know Mr.. Jones WELL"
said Joseph Grucnhrt. 'and recognize
him as more of u labor man than a
labor student. l don't think Jones Is
In touch with the labor people. He has
worked ut telegraph keys. ana II Il
newspaper man generally. but I would
like to see somebody else father sucl
II bill. Arbitration IL good. We are
all fighting for that. One thing II cor
tain: We can make no more by
strikes. The days of strikes arc over
They accomplish nothing, result IN
nothing. put us back every time. Th,
great need of the country II to get tn,
rich ana the producing masses together
The sooner you do that the better. Tn
til YOU do that you will have no peace
Mr.. Jones' bill II all right Us far as 4
goes. but Il IL only the odOr of the need
cd thing.
"JOnes simply introduces the bill
that IL all. II will never get out o
committcc--nevcr pass. and certainl,
never become u law. There IL Onl!
one kind of arbitration. and that cai
never bc regulated by law. Make til,
producer and the man who produces
pretty nearly Oh even terms. You can
not and should not try to arbltrate be
tween them. for there should be ~
room for arbitration.
II will not believe much In the JOne
bill until ! see II In full, read II care
fully and have an opportunity to sub
nit Il to others.
IL can save you bit Of trouble rigl,
now. too. by telling you just what til
labor people think. They want first I
know where Jones gets his inspiration
and who drew up the bill. We are will
Ing to wait"
The hest people In the Tenth War
are united ana will elect cX-Alderma
Charles &. Schumacher. who was til
best public servant they ever had t
represent them.
Owing to the solicitations of his man
friends W. II. Smith. Of the Twent!
fourth Ward, has consented to becOm
u candidate for Alderman. He Ii q
old newspaper man, having been col
nected with the Tribune Us superb
tendent of the mailing department Il
sixteen years; was also city circulate
. Of the Evening Journal for ten years.
The West Town Democratic fight
enlivencd by the candidacy Of Willinl
II. Nicdcrt, who II willing to succee
Collector Al Hoffman. the present We
Town Collector. concerning whose Ofil,
there was plenty of scandal a few day
ago. Hoffman. however, IL In no hurl
to step out of the race and hns no min
: It Is said. to turn over his fat job to NJ
Niedcrt or anybody else.
Aid. James Campbell. who has di
u ing the last twenty-five years servo
six terms very creditably In the COu
ell as representative of the Twelf,
Ward, will be Il candidate for re.ele
ton on the Republican ticket tn
q spring. His Old-time political enem
u eX-Ald. Martin, whose defeat NJ
u Campbell caused last spring, has n
u been heard to declare himself up to Il
present time.
Martin Knowles, the outgoing Aide
man In the Thirteenth Ward, IL one
!. the Democratic candidates for We
Town Assessor. EX-Ald. Swigert, w
was defeated when the Watson gas I
% dinance was made such an issue, IL aga