Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-11-05
s1,532, ,0s1. 81 $gi,027 80
Stolen By AitReld,a AppOintees.
Cost Of the state institutions.

spsa.O1s. "a
Cost of the state Installations.
Il am not prepared at this time to give
figures as to the comparative per capita
cost Of maintaining the inmates Of our In.
etitntions, for the reason that the reports
state institutions are not all In. I will. say,
however, that when the Democrats took
charge OF the eelevcn state charitable lnatitu.
ttons,in 1Sl3 these institutions had on hand
q total cash balance In the ordinary expense
fund Of $l35. 1921. and an outstanding In
debtetiness Of f6s.576lO. showing surplus
Of477. 17O.OG When they returned them to
their Republican successors In 1897. the In;
$10sAl. 10. and an outstanding lndebtedhess
Of e23l ,37O.3O. showing deficit Of si75.
I9:l5 On June 30 ls!,s; within the
Ss,sSn Sm %nc 80 i wn% aSmin the
istratlon. the total debt OF t23l ,3103O had
been reduced to e07. 1910, and the total
casa balance 'hadbcen raised from Y6uISsal ID
;hs r. ss'Sss ,s pwn ss
Democrats came Into OfIlce.
How Republicans Borrow Money.
This 10 a, Republican administration. con.
Quoted on Republican lines aud Republican
methods. In contrast with the business
administration" Of Governor Altgeld.. have
not debauched those appointed to Ofice By
ne.by instructing them to borrow money IN
violation Of law. Acting upon authority. I
went openly and lawfully Into the money
markets q the country aud borrowed the
sum Of $3.50. 900 ut the exceedingly low rate
Of 2.opercent. per annum, wfioh illustrates
the advantages Of conducting state Affairs
according to law.
The Democratic e.. party went out Of power
x2.t OO,OOO and st0ailnHs on nearly M,OOO, ,OOO
more, with tho material ami nnancinl condl.
tlon Of the Institutions and departments OF
state g the yansnS TsSn ana ss SSs
OF the Democrats Indicated thu belief on
their part that when Governor Altgeid re-.
% Wss,e LnSy sst T"S ns.s c"Os "es sr% "r ncI
cncy. Their MOTTO seemed to, be. AFTER us.
obIiylon. THIS was the y. pcm"cracy ,sHa OF isoo;
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told You II long: II is simply the Recital Of
the history OF the crime committed during
ti",,. i S S%t X is n story % tnSt sHcu,d % be En"wn
to the voters Of Illinois. II points to their
Go,y 10 !'. a. S'Sa .S ANN ar u% "e"rxs ,N",r io's ,'
duty, when they fully understand It. The
rank ana me- onali political paetles ara hon
"rnm"nt md nm honest aSlminist ration of
their political afairs. They are willing TO
In All tutlona aro In narll. hut thpv nre nor
willing thar the funds they provide for pub.
lie use should be- s%9uandereG % ~ reckless & e.
citas"nsSIp In the American republic ia
coming to DO. year by year; q more precious
msh,aSr mSfis ,otces thmt ";'r % co,,atry h"s made
its grsatest strides towards Its present ex.
alceI st,sioas among tne ~ nation" sh [ oI tns
tns' mat and both In the state and the na.
tion retain in control TINT party which has
r%%r sN"s ~. y" 1s ars Americsn eitIxsos. '''N
ID. Cahili' NepuDaicah eahuiuate Tor
Ciers OF Cr'minai court was porh III
Ireland some htty'ouu years ago ana
was nro"Hn, % ~ sary sn'an%'a h% TO tins tins
"A nrrpter on the (,hieayo TrIbune In
1878. on the Recommendation of the
Hon. Josepb AIedlIl. bc WINS appolnted
to the stnfr az Sherirr uofrman: i'm lSS.
sheriff uanchett nromoted him 70 he
chief deputy of the civil courts. which
posltIon he SIN holds
The admirable manner IN which he
has performed his duties in this capac'
ny 's"h ahip'e guarantees ior hh nohora.
ne performance VI 'ne iu"ct.oh' VI
cuerN oi tue oriminai Cour'. M,. va.
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