Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-04-28

home ward. the Twelfth, was especial
ly large, De Soto Hall. 1909 Van Buren,
street. being too small to accommodate
his friends and ncighbors who came to
indorsc his candidacy.
Judge Carter said In his opening re-
marks that he was being continually
reminded that he had no friends In his
own ward. but that he was glad to see
that a few of them were out. These
people gave me eight delegates at the
outset of this fight, and now they only
conccdc me five" said he. II wonder
how the people feel about this? he.
lievc they are capable of self-govcrn-
ment. and that the great majority of
them will he for me-
lie declared that il was impossible
for all of the Republicans in the ward
to vote On primary day. rs the districts
had been fixed by the ward committee.
"rhey have given us only ten districts.
while other large wards have fifteen or
sixteen primary districts" said he. II
am not satisfied with the present law.
I want one that will give us smaller
districts. don't want any Democrats
tn vote at the Republican primaries.
II we lose then we ought to be salts.
fed"
Chicago can well be- proud Of the
record made by Inspector of Police
Nicholas Hunt Of Hyde Park.
\. NJ. Plotke. the well.knOwn law.
yer. Is - good man to succeed Com
missioner Pctric on the County Board
from the North Side.
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Resolution Burke and Joe" Car.
olan will retire from the County
Board at the expiration of their
terms of office.
The hard work for Judge Carter
done by Arthur Il. Cody In the Thirty
fourth Ward shows that young gentle.
man to he u political general Of no
small ability.
Judge Carter has the same as cap.
tured the Second Ward delegation to
the State convention. according to a re.
port direct from Second Ward con.
ference. The regular ward club there
was one of three which followed the
lead Of the Third Ward and indOrsetl
the candidacy Of Judge Hanccy at the
annual club meeting last November.
The city should bc so stirred that
every Republican within Its limits will
feel that 1t IL his duty TO go to the
primaries on Mays.
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The Thirty-hfth Ward Regular Re.
publican Club has Endorsed the candi.
dacy Of Judge Carter for Governor and
&. =. Cutting for Probate Judge. The
Incorporated club, which now claims to
bc the regular organization In the
ward. has Endorsed the candidacy OF
&. =. Cutting and will indOrsc Judge
>Cartcr.
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The Thirty.fifth Ward Republican
Club Is for Chas. =. Cutting for Probate
Judge, ana for Charles 4. Freeman fol
County Central Committeeman.
4 candidate appeared Tuesday FOL
the Republican nomination for Con
gress In the Third District He IL VIII
lam T.. O'Neill. of the Second Ward
i,.., svnN xaf
aidcrmanic campaign Of william Hall
Thompson. and he Is the candidate 81
AID. Pike and Thompson ana thel
friends. Mr.. O'Nclll Is II lawyer. u
years old. u native OF Champaign COun
ty. Illinois. ana lives at the HOte
Metropole. He has lived in Chicago
eight years The district Is Democratic
George l.. Foster now representing II
Tom Gahan Is helping Iiennessey u
the ThIrty-sccond Ward, He knows
he will bc an easy man To beat,
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f. l. claimed that Werner ana Tool"n
who are next to Public Adminis'rh
tor Pat O'Donnell, enjoy many OF III
fat cmulumcn,s of the office.
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Michael H. Hunt. Il bright young IN"
yer. with offices In the Ashland Bl"cF
il To bc the Democratic minority cal
dictate for the Legislature In the fli'
Senatorial District, Mr.. Hunt II one
the most popular and influential yonn
Democratic leaders In Chicago. lie
II son of Inspector Of Police Nicholii
Hunt, of Hyde Park,
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sheriff Magcrstadts employees mus
work for uenncssey delegates or wal
the crack. At least il j. claimed Ties
ar, the sawcd.off Shcriff's latest ol
dcrs.
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sheriff Magcrstadts office should u
Investigated.
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Some uf sheriff Mng"tStadtS on
plOycS claim that an investigation q
his office made In n thorough, business
like way would bring about some moS
startling disclosures, and also ben
much fruit,