Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-03


for the treatment the popular West.
Slider got from the Ryan following
when lie ran for Congress the last timc
The Al,lern,anic campaign In the
Twcnty ninth Ward II the hottest and
most Interesting In the city. Thomas
Carey. who was placed In the field by
his friends rs nm independent cnndi-
date. has received the Endorsement Of
the Republican organization. and. ~
every warrior of his. Oll.time bnnd NJ
Indians is following his standard. he is
confident tha, lie will win.. Mr.. Carey
hns the sympathy ns well ns the active
support Of most Of the Democrats Uf
the ward Oh account Of the way he was
treated by Altgcld and Gahnn last fall
In the county committee. while Mike
Mclncricy. who succeeded him on the
committee. is being bitterly opposed by
this same class on the ground that hc
was party to Cnrcy's removal. Both
candidates nrr making house to hOns.
canvass and holding nightly meetings.
The spirited contest over nllermanic
candidates IN the Ninth Warl prom.
ises to OlDrIngOuta an extraordinarily lirge
vote for the Democratic city and town
tickets. Last fall $3.50 votes were
pOlled In the ward. and the estimate
for this spring II 7.IW. Thus fur en-
Alderman Il. +. CullcrtOn appears to
have much the hest Of the race. lie
was in'lOrsc,l Saturday night IN Il bIg
meeting Of German voters at KuchIs
Hull. and re'l.hOt resolutions denOuiu-
Ing machine methods were adopted.
Similar resolutions were adopted by u
largely attended meeting principally
composed Of Bohemian voters held ut
Bohemian Hall, 18th and Latin streets
sunday afternoon. The Peoples par.
~ organization Of the Ninth Ward as.
s"mblsI In ward convention at S37
South Ashland avenue Saturday night.
and in'lorscd Hon. u. +. CullertOn for
alderman. The following resolutions
were adopted:
whereas. II has come to our knOwl.
edge TINT rlngleadcrs of the Rcpubli.
can and Democratic machines have
combined In the Ninth Ward for the
purpose Of "lccring an alderman who
can le handled 10y the corrupt machine
element: and.
whereas. The present conditions of
streets. alleys and public improvements
In the Ninth Ward are most deplor,,-
ble and evidence Of incompetent repre-.
sentatiOn: therefore. be It
Resolved. That We. the Peoples mar
~ Of tho Ninth Ward. believing Il to he
10 the best interests Of the people of
the Ninth Ward 10 elect Edward T..
CullcrtOn To the Council, unanimously
indOrse thu. "a n,li|ucy of Mr.. Culler,on
anu pledge our active support to nc.
cOmplish his election.
y. j. O'Brien. chairman: james T..
Clark. secretary: George NJ. Vininy-
ham, W. J. O'Brien. y. +. Adalia Satal-
eck!. T.. No!l. i. sullivan, John TOom-
ey. executive committee.
Mr.. Cullert0n Is the hest candidate
In the field for aldermanic hOnOrs In
the Ninth Ward. ana should be elected.
lie was the hest member of the State
Board OF Equalization ever elected
from Cook County ,barring Major Il,
a. BlOdgett. ana saved the taxpayers
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James j. Gray, Democratic candidate
for Assessor for the North Town. lives
at $40 Mohawk street. lie was born In