Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-09-11
HON. ROGER G. SULLIVAN.
The Known Secretary OF the Ogden Gas Company.

record Of newspaper notices Of himself
and his administration kept, and has
appointed a Chicago man to manage
this press clipping bureau for him at
salary Of 81, 100 per annum."
The dispatches also indicate that
there is likely to be considerable grum-
bling on the part Of taxpayers because
Of this expenditure.
We do not zee why. The position pays
only 81 300 year. II the head Of that
bureau faithfully searches through the
papers looking for coinmendatory no.
tees Of his chief he Is bound to earn his
money. II he cuts out cOnilemnatOry
utternnces he IL sure to be OverwOrked.
Chairman Mcmillan Of the Iowa Re-
publican State Central Committee has
announced the following sub-commit-
tees to have charge Of party work In
the pending State campaign:
Executlve-J. =. Burrows, W. ID. Lee
and 4. NJ. Leach.
Finance-J. NJ. Kemble, II. O. Weav-
| or, q. +. Hancock, n. l.. Kendall ana
I. NJ. Treynor.
Organlxation--C. +. Hancock, II. O..
Weaver, =. NJ. Leach, J. T. Drugg and
w. ID. Lee.
Speakers and Literature-I. NJ. Trey.
nor, Thomas +. Green and J. T. Drugg.
Mr.. Kemble will be treasurer Of the
committee, In place Of Gilbert b. Pray,
who has accepted q government Office
In Alaska.
A Washington dispatch dated Sept.
8 says: senator Foraker II confident
the Republicans will carry Ohio and
that Senator Hanna will be his own
successor.
".rhe Republicans are enthusiastic.
and we will elect our state ticket and
u majority Of the Legislature said he,
THAT will insure the election OF Re-
publican United States Senator to sue
coed Mr.. Hanna, and that senator, Of
course, will be Mr.. Hanna himself.
"Im my travels over the SAte have
found hardly any free silver sentiment.
The people IRE too busy making money
to listen to free silver arguments. !
found the same prosperous conditions
everywhere.
"a great deal has been said In re-
gard to dollar wheat. That In not the
only product of the farmers that has
felt tho revival Of prosperity. Take, for
instance, sheep. The rise In the price
Of sheep has been fur greater than
wheat In proportion, and there IL not
head of sheep In this country which
IL not worth double the price It was Ike.
fore the Dingley bill was passed. 1t Is
so with corn, oats, barley, potatoes una
other products raised by the farmer.
The people understand 1t. and In my
State they are not going to be led
astray by any free silver talk"
Eugene v. Debs has reached his prop
or level at last. He no longer mas
Querades as friend of law ami order,
but has come out into the open. Hence
forth no man need doubt where he
stands nor wonder what he represents.
The Chicago organ Of Debs, to which
he contributes signed special kilograms
as u duly accredited representative,
says concerning a speech delivered In
st. Louis recently by Debs:
ut was red hot revolutionary
speech. He said In part: The Su'
preme Court of the United States Ia a
breeder of revolution, and a few more
injunctiOns will see all Of us walking
side by side and lighting for the cause
OF humanity.
"I am anxious; am ready. The
time IL ripe and It IL coming sure
'rhe speaker then lauded the anar
chists who were hanged Mt Chicago and
said that some day his wife may mourn
his loss as did the WIDOWS of those foul
men.
"'They are martyrs, and the tim'
will come when the world will pay trib
ute to their names ana memories, h
added.
"Mr. Debs then launched into an ut
tack upon capital and capitalists, ant
asserted that 1t was his purpose to ais
possess them of the property anlasset
ut the expense Of labor"
There can be no doubt as to wha
this means. Cucumbers will not excuse
such an utterance. 1t Is an eXpllci
and emphatic Endorsement OF anarchy
For the first time Mr.. Debs presents
himself to the public view In his tru'
colors. There Is good cause for con
, graduation In this fact; 1t 10 easier Il
fight an open enemy than secret az
sassin.
In Justice Hoglund's court recent.
the Chicago Bill Posting Company wa