The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-03-23
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES FOR
CITY OFFICES
Strong Men Sci. cted FIR Each Oncs-
"A Very S .r.puous Party Plato, m Adopt
cd 81, . "a 1nertcans Nominated on Town
Tickets.
REPUBLICAN, clTYTlcKE7
POLITICAL POINTS

POLITICAL POINTS
Judge Hanecy's platform is clear,
succinct and honorable and certainly
should meet with the unqualified en-
dorsement of every good citizen of
Chicago. If he is elected mayor of
this great city he promises an honest,
economical and business administers
ton of public affairs. A faithful,
fair and honest enforcement of the
civil service law and the merit sys-
TEN. The absolute and complete sep
alation of the police from politics
and political influence. The exaction
OF full and fair compensation for fran
chises and special privileges. Cor
rection of abuses in the special as
sessment department. No "hush
money" from the criminal classes and
no special protection for them. To
keep the streets and alleys perfectly
clean and abolish the fee system in
the city departments.
This platform is broad, candid and
essential to the future progress and
welfare of Chicago, and will meet with
the approval of every fair-minded
ClClZ6u OIL the CITY. .....e
Carter Harrison has been in office
four years. He has been fairly tried
by the people and certainly he has
been found wanting. ..-s,.a =. -
Has he given us business admins
tration? He has given Chicago a
thug and gang administration Is
it not a fact that the schools of Chica-
go are managed by politicians? Is
not the police force itself honey-comb-
ed with fraud and corruption? Are
not the criminal classes held up and
.blackmailed? Are not the streets
and alleys in most disgraceful and
impossible condition? Are the moth
ers, wives and daughters of citizens
safe upon the streets after dark?
Every good citizen of Chicago has
been made ashamed Of the disgraceful,
record made by Harrison and his band
OF free-booters, and the vote on April
End will prove that the people are dis
gusted with the gang. III.
The Republicans of the Second ward,
Judge Hanecy's home ward, promises
to astonish Republican leaders by roll
ing up the largest majority for the
Judge and the entire ticket ever CIV
en- in the ward before The Second
ward is alive with earnest and intelli-
gent workers and will make good the
promise. ~. ~. '-...-
The ladies of Chicago, regardless of
race, color or religion, should give
the crusade started by Judge Han
ecy against vice and crime their hear
ty and united support. The Judges
success at the polls on April End will
mean the absolute publication of Chi
cago, without infringing upon the
rights and privileges of any class of
the people. Ill.,. H.. ~ "
Afro-Americans living in the va
rious towns of Chicago should see to
it that they, one and all, vote the
straight Republican ticket. Demo-
cratic success in Chicago will be a.
great encouragement to the "lynching
and burning Democracy Of the South.
The Inter-Ocean last Sunday con-
tanned scathing and convincing
statement from Ex-Gov Altgeld
against the Harrison administration,
furnishing facts and figures of the ex-
travagance and dishonesty of the gang
now controlling the affairs of the city
hall F6hs .<.-.. II
Alderman Charles Alling, renomi-
mated by the Republicans of the Sec
ond ward, will, beyond all question,
be returned to the city council, where
he will continue to battle for the peo-
pies rights. Mr.. Alling is an able,
conscientious and fearless champion
of just and honest legislation-he will
be reelected by a larger majority than
he was two years ago. Vote for AL
derman Alling.
Every voter in the South town
should vote for the Republican ticket.
The splendid record made by the town
officers in managing the affairs of the
South town is pleasing to every good
citizen regardless of party. No sal
airy grab has disgraced the proceedings
OF the town board-no padded pay
rolls have aroused the indignation of
the people. Honesty and open and fair
dealing has characterized everything
done by the present town officers and
the town board. The last town adj
ministration under the Democrats was
disgraceful in the extreme.
Z The records in the city hall, it is
said, will show that the present admin
1stration in the past four years has
used up 1924 100000 more than the two
administrations four years preyiousi
Where has this $6,000,00O year gone?
No wonder that taxes are higher!
And no one need be surprised that
the taxpayers are loud in their COM.
plants of the burdens of taxationi
Judge Hanecy, il elected mayor of
Chicago, will remedy this great wrong
and the people will know what their
money is being spent for-therefore.
vote the Republican ticket!
South town voters should not fail
to vote for Plfaum for assessor, Law
Tor for collector, Norris for supervisor
and Jefferson for clerk. They are all
good men!
Assistant County Attorney L. B. AM
derson has actively entered the cam
,paign and is nightly making speeches
for Judge Hanecy.
It is a matter of general congratula-.
ton that fewer Afro-Americans arr
now supporting Carter Harrison thar
in his last two campaigns This clas
of Chicago's citizenship has been con
WINGED that the pledges and promise.
of Burke do not amount to anything
whatever, therefore they are heart am
soul for Judge Hanecy.