Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-10
THE STREETS

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feel that it is his duty to 60 to the pri.
iuaries ON May ..
such a result will he welcomed by
every right thinking citizen.
II Republicans are true to the tradi.
tions of their party its past history
will bc but prophecy of its future.
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The Union Stock Yards are badly
managed to-day. and trade Is being
rapidly driven away from this city.
The cattle men claim that they are sub
.iected to all kinds of annoyanccs from
the new management. Our Texas ex-
changes are full of complaints of the
treatment sustained at the Chicago
Yards by Texas cattle men especially.
tullom campaign headquarters We're
opened AT the Great Northern Monday.
This Il taken In mean that the senior
senator has she'd his coat and II ready
for any kind of Il fight Gov. Tanner ar
Illinois.
The Senator's campaign managers
make no boast of intending fierce war.
hui say they are simply establishing u
huicau of information where they can
keep the run of county and Legislative
., "a. -
senator Cullom who may he seeking tn
make effectiv" their efforts for the
Senator's reelection. At the same
time they think II we'll to be prepared
fer anything which may need attention.
Rooms J ~ and ~ have been taken.
iral Committee. william Barrett
iidgcley Is In charge. No regular cam
palgn committee has been appointed.
hut these. among others. are counted OH
- hclp: Seuaior McCloud. Senator
Milchrlst. =. Il. Raymond. Gracmc
Bruincr,l. of Chicago. senator Robert
l.. Fort. of l.acon: Representative Guf
lin. Of Lee County: Sol Bethca. United
STATES District Attorney: John e. Amcs
United States Marshal: Charles T.. Sci
10y. !. Otis Humphrey. David 7. Littler
Major Bluford Wilson and others. oI
Springfield.
The Headquarters will bc kept opel
from now until the next I.eglsla tur'
meets, II deemed necessary, but tn,
Senator's friends think the fight vii
bc over as soon as the state convention
meets. Tile work done will be eXclus
lively for senator Cullom. His friend,
want 1t distinctly understood that hi
candidacy for reelection Is not relate,
In any way To anybody's candidacy fo
The gubernatorlal nomination. Senator
Cullom il expected 10 come In from
Washington for personal survey %
The field soon. but the exact day Of hi
arrival l. not known.
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The loyal Democracy of the Twenty
first Ward. who do not believe In bc
slowing party nominations on mug
wump aspirants for office. are out will
The following circular relative Ia til
candidacy of one Hermann:
TRUE REPRESENTATIVE OR MIS-
REPRESENTATIVE.
"WIIO SHALL IT BE;
Whom ,lo You want for your Alder
man. The man who has never n,
knowlo,igcd 10 be- on" of you:
SHALL HE BE
''rhe man who misrepresented I'll
Twcnty-frst Ward when he voted fo
Mayor was compelled TO veto:
SHALL. HE RE
"thc man who declined 10 vote for
resolution expressing sympathy for III
llbcrty-lovlng. brave Beers. alihoug
he voted for every amendment inicn,
.cd Ia ridiculc this resolution:
SHALL. HE RE
''thc man who has begged nominatlO
al the hands of the Republican organ
ZatiOn of the Twrnty-lirsi Ward, an'
when refused the same, approach'
now our Democratic Organization
which hc has ignored for two years IN
more?
SHALL HE BE
The man who cares less for II
wrrtchrd condition of our buslne'
streets than for costly and gigantic n
drrtaklngs IN M" heart of the cltyf
SHALL HE BE
.the man who has no time nor ear Il
the needs and demands Of the pla
people. but who i all attention ana n
devotion tn the wishes Of the powerful
SHALL. ilE BE
''thc man who now ~ the approachir
election for the firsr time finds II 90
,lstcnt with his dignity 10 mingle wit
the people of the ward whom he rrpr
scntst'
\ Democratic mass meeting TO pr
rest against the candidacy OF NJ
Hermann was held on Tuesday mig
~ Spankuch's Hall, Sedgwick ~
Eugcnic streets. EX-Alderman Met
len and others made speeches.
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Ia Verne ". Noyes. Of the TWEEN,