Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-04-16

for the place. The face that Mr.. Press
r. the largest taxpayer In Chicago south
of 35th street, many say, Is proof
enough that ms typical Chicagoan, he
would make one Of the best Park Com.
missioners the South Side ever honorcd
by their backing.
| Harry Harvey ls one of the most pop
ular Of all the hard working young Re.
publicans In the Twelfth Ward. Harry
IL backing up his firm friend, Andrew
ID. BOughan. for seat In the Illinois
State Legislature.
Twelfth Ward Republicans are solid
for the nomination Of Major Chas. A.
Dibble for County Commissioner. lie
was a gallant Union soldier, and Is a
worthy man to elect to the County
Board.
West Side Republicans are bound to
go into the coming county convention
solid for Hon. j. w. Sutltlartl for Coun.
~ Treasurer. They claim they are Ell.
titled TO the Office, and they are also
unanimous In their belief that II yo,,
rake Cook County over with a fine.
tooth comb you cannot find man
for the Office who would add as mucl,
strength to the ticket as will Hon. j.
W. Suddard. Mr.. Suidard has made
a splendid record as President of the
West Park Board, and he Is also one of
the most highly respected business men
In Cook County.
II you don't believe that sam Ray.
mOnd will prove dead load on the Re.
publican ticket for County Treasurer,
or any other Office, just nominate him,
and the people will do the rest.
The Bar Association ana the masses
always favor the retention on the
bench which they have graced sucn
honorable and capable Judges as Jonas
Hutchinson and Philip Stein.
All gold and silver Democrats of tho
Twelfth Ward will receive an invita-.
ton to attend a meeting next week for
the purpose Of eiecting a president Of
the ward club. The majority Of the
Democrats favor the election Of Mark
L. Sullivan for president, as he IL very
popular, and always ON record for fair
play and even-hantied Justice to onc
and all alike. at all stages Of the game
SO far there n no opposition to Mr..
Sullivan, as II n claimed his election
will cement all factions. and means %
united and harmonious Democracy IN
the Twelfth Ward.
After nll. Alcck HOOtloO Darrow may
not be- called on 10 appoint that 'cabi.
net" Twelfth warders heard him talk
40 much about while ago. The stone
wall he ran up against April 8 has evl.
IDENTIFY dispclled all cabinet ideas
from his fertile Imagination. The
Eagle warned Mr.. DarrOw several
weeks ago when his great mind seemed
to he wandering Oh the subject. that
cabinet" Talk was premature before
nomination and election.
The great ovation bestowed upon
Consul General lee during his journey
from Key West to Washington anu ar.
ter his arrival ut the capital demon.
strates the hearty approval Of the
American people for man who does
his duty without fear or favor. Gen.
Lee II an ideal American ana his place
II fixed In the estimation Of his cOun.
trymen. Incidentally he has efrectual.
~ Obliternted Mason and DixOn's line.
For the correct hat. patronixc Dun.
lap. the lnlmer House hatter.
For the hest cust0n,-made suit of
clothes In Chicago. at reasonable prices.
patrOnixe Tom Rowan. ut Work Broth.
ers' great establishment, 23S.?lO Fifth
avenue.
Hon. Fred A. Busse will be reelected
to the Legislature from the North Side.
Fred IL one OF the leaders In Cook
County politics, and made fine record
ut Springfield.
With ]. w. Suddard, from the West
Side. for County Treasurer, Hon. Fred
A. Brsse may he the North Side candl.
date for Sheriff of Cook County.
Mr.. barrow says: II would rather be
defeaaed than sign away my hand to
the Municipal Voters League" Like
the man who would rather be right
than President, Mr.. barrow has his
rather.
There promises to be lively fight
for the Republican nomination In the
Twenty.third District. Oscar Hebel
and Harry q. Hall, both from the
Twenty-fOurth Ward, are candidates.
II. II. JampOlls, Of Cicero Township,
denies that he IL Il candidate for SUI
peliOr Court Judge.
The next informal dinner of the Chi.
cagO Bar Association will he given mt
the Grand Pacific on Saturday at G:3O
p. m. There will be u reception of the
judges Of the Appellate Court OF the
Eirst ntstpict onI N lis.uS q ion m, intnu