Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-04-28
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tactics there. Some of Judge Hanecy's
friends are beginning to complain that
his campaign will he injured instead Of
benefited by the support of such prod
ucts of the machine.
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Hon. james Mccartney. cx-AttOrncy
General of Illinois. should bc elected to
the Legislature from the seventh SEN
atoriul District.
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Dom Paul Shelby NJ. Cullom has out
lived his usefulness.
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They say CullOm II a poor man. II
such IL the case. where did the x2O.WDO
come from that Dame Rumor says was
spent In his interest In the Sangamon
contest for supremacy against Gov.
Tanner.
Hon. VIM. 4. Mason IL honest. able
and aggressive. Cullom is a jonah.
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Jones. Smyth and Wentcr will be re.
elected to the Drainage Board.
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Hon. james A. Hogan IL strongly
backed for Drainage Trustee by South
Side Republicans. and the Hon. j. G.
Brnden. who has saved thousands Of
dollars for the people. has n cinch OH
the place In the board he now holds.
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Hon. J. G. Braden has proven him
self u faithful and honest public scr.
want. lie will be rcnOminated and re-
elected u member Of the Drainage
Board.
BOllenweck and Mallettc have no,
yet announced their candidacy for re-.
election as Drainage Trustees. It Is
claimed they both want to be Mayor
next spring.
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The Young Mems Republican Club of
the Thirteenth Ward passed resol,,.
lions heartily indorsing the candidacy
of Judge Orrln N. Carter for Governor
Of Illinois. The club declared that as
It was organized for the purpose Of dis.
seminatlng Republican principles, and
that as the members deemed II funda.
mental doctrine Of Republication that
each citizen should have an opportuni
~ to vote as he saw At, and that It was
dangerous to the true ends Of Republl
can government to allow a few leader,
to pledge the votes Of delegates regard
less of the right Of the citizens, thu
club pledged itself to the support Of
Judge Carter for Governor In every
particular.
The resolutions were signed by Franz
II. Griffin, president, and William n
Harper. secretary.
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Ninety per cent. Of the solid bushes,
men Of Chicago favor Judge Garter
for Governor and will vote for Garter
delegates to the State convention
May 3.
Hon. VIM. +. Wiemers should b'
nominated by Republicans for Judge o.
the Superior Court.
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The boorishness Of Union Tractlo,
officials ia only eQualed by the mean
ness Of Its service.
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Chicago has too much dead-beat clul
government. Give the common peopl'
chance.
1t Is noticeable that the men mike,
up In the past In the bribing Of jurie
for street car companies all jumpe,
town. Too many high officials to pro
tect.
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The people want lower fares NOR
than they want lower tunnels. The!
want seats for their fares and bette
cars.
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The gang who have sold out the pee
pie to the Union Traction Company ar
throwing dust In the eyes of tho cit
tens by shouting "Lower the tunnels.
Their game Ia to give the Traction
Company a new franchise next year
n consideration Of the lowering OF tn
slnnels.
This Is too thin.
The people see through the gam
low.
1t won't work.
The Government will force the low
Tlng of the tunnels, anyway.
What the people want Is a Lowering
" car fares, more cars, better accom-
hOdatiOns and better service.
Only 1900 people IRE interested i
Owering the tunnels, to wit: vesse
and dock owners.
Over 100000 people are interests
II lowering street-car fares and In sc
euring the worth of their money frOI
the corporations which have stole
their streets.
Chicago has the poorest street ca
service in the world, especially sine
the refOrmers have been satisfied" b
the Union Traction Company.