Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-10-15
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the money.
| In their resume of the Cook County
| Senatorial situation the Democrats
| claim ten of the twelve districts where
elections for Senator are being held. II
their claims shall be verified by the vote
on election day. then Cook County will
have eleven instead of three Demo
cratic Senators in The Forty-irst Cen
cral Assembly.
| The Republican managers are not a;-
tempting to conceal their joy over the
coming of President Mckinley TO par
ticlpaic in the peace jubilee. They he.
licvc the presence of the President FOR
two days will help them. and they are
making arrangements to take the full
est advantage of any opportunity to
promote The chances OF their county
ticket " the coming of the President
does not cause u change of public sen
timcnt in favor of the Republican tick
ci-and there are u great many leaders
who are afraid that 1t will not.,hcn its
defeat will he inevitable. Democratic
leaders who are aware of the import.
ancp their opponents attach to the l'rcs-
idential visit are Indifferent on the sui,-
ier,. They admit that Mr.. Mckinley
| will draw enormous crowds while he
| i in the city. hut they contend that the
people will not lc Influenced in their
| political Judgment. because his mission
here is to participate In Il non-politiral
function.
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Officers of the Hamilton Club have
formed II novel and effective plan to as
sist the Republican cause In Cook
County this fall. Every one of the 200
members not on the sick list Is to go
on duty registration days-Oct. ~ and
25-and do what he can to get every
voters name on the poll books. Re.
publican lawyers. merchants and pro.
/, fcssionnl and business men of all sorts.
living In all parts Of the county. belong
tO the club. and they have taken up the
new idea Of actively engaging I'm pO.
litical work with IN enthusiasm which
promises excellent results. II IL esti-
mated that nearly five hundred cleo.
tion precincts are represented In the
club membership. The addition Of the
lamiltOnians TO the regular organiza
,ion workers. It II anticipated. will h
certain to insure a full Republican reg
istratiOn.
The Hamilton Club II especially In.
tCrcsted In the election Of the Repub-
lican Congressman. Patriotism runs
high In the organization, and after eel.
cbrating the successful close of the war
at an elaborate banquet Oct. 10 the
members intend to manifest their de-
sire to uphold the national admlnlstra
tion by the more practical method OF
working ut the polls for the return Of
Congressman who may be relied upon
To support the Presidents policy.
"Our principal aim II 10 get OF, the
vote this fall. ana In aiding the regis.
trntlon work the Hamilton Club will
bc doing the party the best service pos.
sible." said Henry Hertz. IAN the Re.
publicans need to win this fall II To get
out the vote. and of course to obtain
that there must Inc u large registration.
The fact cannot be repeated too often
TINT It II necessary for everybody to
| TekISteT oets 10 WI uuSS w ttO wv
not register then cannot vote. In or.
ganizing To secure n full registration
the Hamilton Club II rendering u pub
lie service. There may be 100 Of the
members who usually take mn active
interest In politics, and II tho other 800
get out nnd work those two days they
will form IN admirable army Of rc.en.
| III ..lssI.s sa,n,,1I s1s. thu
same they would be of great assist.
ancc to the cause of sound money, pro-
lection and expansion"
~SA
Chairman Gallagher and tho Demo.
cratic managers threaten mnndam,,s
proceedings unless the County Board
rcvises It's lists Of judges for the cOun-
try towns. Il. X. .IampOlis, James \.
Pugh and J.. II. O'NeIll served the no
tlcc ON the board, which, nevertheless.
confirmed Its previous action In NAM
ing II dead man election judge.
TmOihy Il. Ryan, the Democratic
leader on the West Side, Is expected
home from ManitOu Springs. lie IL OK.
pected also by the party managers 10
Immediately get In line" for the whole
ticket. AMI especially for Gahan, who
defeated him for the treasurersh'p
nomination. As soon ns Ryan returns
u big meeting Of Ryan followers will he
held In the Princess Rink or the West
side Turner Hall. ut which Ryan will
preside ana declare himself loyal TO
the party ticket and with" the organ'-
yall0n.
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The Democrats are circulating in
those sections of the city where Ger
man-tmcricans are numerous copies Of
a lcaiirt containing matter intended 10
ALLEVIATE the German vote from Sam u.
Raymond, Republican candidate for
County Treasurer. II Is known, Of
course, that the Grrmnn-Amerlcan ciil-
Zcns as u rule vote the Republican tick
ct, hut the Democratic managers figure
that they can divert much of this vote
because of the alleged dislike of the
German-.\ for Mr.. Raymond.
The leaiiet Is entitled. "Schandllchkp,- |
ten des sam B. Raymond" II Is print |