Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-10-25
EAoLETS.

Aid. John l.. Smulski II one of the
best municipal legislators Chicago has
ever had. He is a great lawyer and
would make u fine States Attorney.
City Treasurer Gunther may have to
change his headquarters upstairs IN
the City Hall next spring. He IL much
favored for the Democratic nomination
for Mayor next spring.
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Aid. John Powers will be the next
Senator from the Seventeenth District.
His IL one OF the strongest and most
popular names OH the Democratic
ticket this fall.
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Mr.. Joseph Medill Patterson. Repuh'
lican candidate for the Legislature In
the Thirty.flrst Senatorial District.
should be elected by u sweeping mn.
jority. He IL splendid type Of the
young Chicagoan, and will make a
most creditable representative Of his
native city In the Legislature OF his
native state. Mr.. Patterson II the son
OF Mr.. Robert w. Patterson. editor aud
owner of the Chicago Tribune, ana In
the grandson Of the late Mr.. Joseph
Medill. formerly Mayor Of Chicago and
one of the greatest newspaper men OF
the age. Joseph Medill Patterson has
all the qualifications Of an ideal legis-
lator, being, Of course, splendidly edu.
Gated, naturally bright, and In addition
a close student Of public and political
affairs. Democrats Us well as Repub.
leans will support him.
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w. W. Wilson has made a great cam.
paign for Congress In the Third Con.
gressiOnal District. His election Il con.
cetled, as good citizens Of all parties
have rallied to his support. Every
vote cast for him will be a vote east
for good government.
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Hon. William LOrimer will he elected
In the Sixth Senatorial District. The
congressional campaign In this district
on the Republican side has been simply
wonderful Every inducement has been
| offered to bring the people out. and the
attendance Mt the various mass meet.
ings has beaten all previous records.
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Mr.. John j. Hanberg. the able, faith.
full and Woodworking President of the
County Board and present Republican
candidate for County Treasurer, is one
of the most popular nominees on the
Republican ticket. He has made a most
useful public servant In his present ana
In other capacities, and II elected COun-
ty Treasurer he could be relied upon
TO be true to his past record.
Hon. Christopher Manner will be re-
elected Clerk OF the Supreme Court this
time by a larger plurality than that
which he received when he ran for that
office before The people of the State
of Illinois know when they are well
and faithfully served by their public
officials, ana they know that Mr.. Ma
iiltT Hlleu the ONCE W WHICH ne uskS
reelection In a manner that not even
the most cXactng or critical could lind
fault with. He IL u man well versed
In the discharge of public official duties
OF great importance and responsible
ity. He has served as chief accountant
In town offices In the days when the
town offices Were the arteries through
which flowed the financial system Of
city and county government, and the
duties Of these offices We're well and
honestly conducted under his super
vision. lie twice served as Assistant
City Treasurer, ana with ability, dis
tlnction TO himself and satisfaction
to the public. As Superinten-
dent OF Public Service he rendered
faithful and valuable service to the
people Of Cook County, and as Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue for Chicago
MIR. Manner not only displayed con.