Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-09

Young. This gives Mr.. Young an open
field I'm the Twelfth ward. as his name
will be the only one to be presented for
Judge from this bailiwick. Conse.
pucntly II Is now believed that Mr..
Young Is sure to I've one Of the Demo
cratic nominees for Superior Court
Judge.
Hon. John J. Brennan may be nom.
mated for County Clerk. His name
will add strength to the ticket for any
Office he may decide to accept.
william Prentiss, chief executive Of
the Bryan and Altgeld Democracy. will
be temporary chairman of the Demo-
cratic State convention at Springfield
on next Tuesday. Arthur g. Bentley
will be temporary secretary.
In casting about for a high.class can
dldate for Mayor next spring. Demo
cratic leaders are already talking Of
Hon. d. X. Cameron. Hon. Franklin
Macvengh and Hon. A. W. Maltby.
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Patrick II. Flanley Of the Thirtieth
Ward, an old.tlme Democrat Of the
Town of Lake. was brought ont by his
friends as n candidate for Congress-.
man in opposition to Congressman Lori
mcr. His nomination Is already said
to have been practically assured.
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with Charles 8. Rannells as chair.
man, James Il. B. Van Cleave Secre.
tary, and T. y. Jameson In charge OF
Its executive body the new Republican
state Central Committee set out Wed.
nesday to win great victory next fall.
1t met at the Great Northern Hotel and
organized by electlng the foregoing Of
ficers and James II. Gilbert rs Prcsl.
dent. Governor Tanner, who happened
to I've at the hotel, made n speech pre-
dieting Republican success at the polls
In November.
The hve committeemen.at.large
chosen are: John Lambert. Joliet: +.
II. Morris. Alex. j. johnson. and Jo.
seph Brucker. Chicago; and Dan HO.
gan OF Mount Vernon. The chalrmen
Of the standing committees are:
Executive, Thomas n. Jameson;
Finance, John Lambert: Organizat tiOn
Len Small; Speakers. Joseph Il. Bid
| will; Literature, Il. +. Bennett: Trans
portatiOn. James Pease; Press, Clar
ence II. Paul; Prosecution and Detec
tiOn Of Frauds, Charles =. Deneen; Ju'
dietary, Charles q. Eckhart.
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At the meeting Of the Republican
State Committee Wednesday Tanners
man WhIttcmore said never word.
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Hon. NJ. h. Hereby Is a good man tC
name for the County Board. He Is q
sterling Democrat.
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A good Democratic candidate fol
State Treasurer can easily defeat +. X
WhittemOre, the expert bIll!arlist, wh'
II Gov. Tanners candidate for Stat,
Treasurer. Cook County Republican,
are not warming up little bit Tor Tan
ner's man WhittemOre.
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The new gas works ut Cicero vii
soon DC under way.
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T.. X. Whlttem0re, Tanners candi
date for State Treasurer, has lost cast,
In Cook County since the country edi
tors who favored his candidacy have
seen fit to mallgn distinguished Chi
cagO citizens-slnply to curry favo
with Gov. Tanner, and the "eXpert bill
ilardist" himself.
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The Democracy have decided TO nom
mate Edward o. Brown for Probate
Judge.
Hon. James Pease and Hon. Henr!
L. Hertz have many friends through
out the State, outside OF Cook County
that have not warmed up much TO-
WhittemOre. since Tanners persona
organ, the Springfield Journal, saw II
to heap up so much abuse In Its slim!
tactics to injure the reputation of pOpu
lar Chlcagoans.
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Mr.. Chas. II. Mitchell ought not t.
have much trouble In wrestling thu
Thlrty-frst ward delegation from
Charles Thornton.
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Thornton has been beaten f,r judge
once or twice. and this Is one of th'
principal reasons why Thirty-tirs
ward Democrats propose to give Chas
II. Mitchell the delegation this time
ana insist ON his nomination in the con
ventlOn.
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The Democracy cannot nominate ,
stronger man for County COMMISSIONS
than Joseph i. Junk, the popula
lyOung brewer.
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The voters of Cook County will
avenge the insults heaped upon thel
best representatives by Tanners per
sOnal organs by going to the polls mex
November ana voting sOlidly agains
Floyd Il. WhittemOre, Tanners candl