Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-08-29

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He has been In the office since the
Washburnr administration.
Hon. sherman i. Cody. the prcscn;
representative of S,coin: senatorial lia-
trlri. VIA undoubtedly bc renOmlnatcd
10y sound money Democrats. They will
do ,licii utmost 10 rc-clcct Mr.. Cody.
as they believe him entitled to another
teru,. he having made n splendid roe
ord rs a member Of the Thirty-nini',
Genera! Assembly.
NJ. II. Rogers. Jno. Angllm. Tommy
;a, AMI Peter j. McGlnnis. of the
Twelfth war,l. ana James Shalck. Ed.
waru j. IIcrillckn. James Cross AMI
W. T.. TOmsOn. Of the Tenth ward. are
talked of by silver Democrats for TIL
Legislature In Second district. Hut 1t
Is iunhOred that the slate to In put
thrnugli the convention In September
viii bear only tho names Of Mct;innis
nnh Tomson for the Legislature.
Scna,Or Moses SalOinOn. Walter =.
Boyle and rhOs. Gallagher arr talked
Of for Congress by tie silver faction.
West Side merchants ale II unit for Sal
onion. who worked h";d TO pass u bill
licensing the department stores.
Tommy Gnyn0r, u bright young Dem
ocrdt residing In the Twclfil, ward. IL
very active candidate for the Demo.
cratic nomination. for the Legislature In
the Second senatorial district. Whether
Mr.. Gnyn0r bc nominated or not, II
cannot bc sad thar anyone ever qies-
toned his loyalty to the Democratic
party.
Mr. Ralph II. Thatcher. one Of the
original Mckinley men, Is Il wcllknowI
lawyer with offices nt SIS Reaper block
ilc is the chief assistant Of Hon. Mag
nus Hess In organizing :iciiinley labor.
lng mems clubs. He Is doing great
work. and being n retired capitalist.
IL contributing funds literally to the
needy. Anyone desiring to Join the
Mckinley W0rkngmen's Club. II In
need of funds. don, fail to cnll on
Ralph II. Thatcher. suite SlG to SIS
Reaper block. % South Clark street,
| Chicago.
Mr.. 4. VI. GOll. OF the Ninth Ward. Is
one Of the leading Democratic worker,
In his hiliwick. Mr.. Goll IL an all.
around good fellow. and his popularity
with the delegates at the, Fourth Dis,
trict Gold Congressional convention en-
ahled him to secure the nomination OI
Hon. Il. l.. Cullert0n for member Of
the state Board of Equalization.
Mr.. Thomas Cox, who has resided IN
the Twcnty-third Ward for the past
thirty-three years. is one of the mOs,
active and hest known Democrats on
the North Side. The Democracy OF
the Twenty-third Senatorial District
are strongly In favor of nominating
Mr., Cox M the minority candidate fol
the Legislature. He Is n good man fol
the place.
q. l.. Dudley, of the Twelfth Ward
Republican Representative last term
from the Second District. has 300,
names on his petition. and will run a,
n Republican independent for rc-elec
tion. The regular candidates are Pete
Rowe and a. W. Nohe. Mr.. Dudle.
has for some years been manager IN,
treasurer of the Illinois School of AZ
riculture ana Manual Training SchOO
at GlenwOOd. Kirk Eastman will alst
run as Republican Independent, whil'
George Guggins. contractor will rul
ms u Democratic independent. There
IL some talk among Republicans %
adding u third man To their ticket, an,
In this event Mr.. Dudley or Hon. VII
son Brooks will probably he selected
Hon. ID. W. Mills Is making n sys
tcmatic canvass of the Fourth Distric
and proving his generalship as an or
ganizer. Mr.. Mills Is promised tn,
support of the West Side street ca
men-because, in all of the past strike
he aided them In every way In hi
power. His sympathies were alwayi
On their side, and he never turned ,
deaf ear To their entreaties. Union In
Dor never had u better friend than Hon
/ ID. W. Mills. as he has proved by hi
| mast record that he WAS ALWAYS read