Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-07
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Gossip Of the City and Of the Country
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of its best and most generous support
ers. and It II, In my opinion. nothing
more than the plain duty of that organ
ization to reply to the uncalled for at.
tack upon him, by warmly lndorsing his
candidacy for the Legislature.
ApOlOgizing for trespassing on your
space. I am. yours truly.
A COOK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Mr., James Hcddick. as candidate for
the office of County Clerk. Is unQues.
tlOnably one Of the strongest nominees
on the Republican county ticket. Mr..
Reddick IL Il man wli". In important
public office. has heretofore given splen-
did service to the people. Mr. Reddlck
was one of the best Clerks of the Pro-
bate Court that ever filed that office,
and as Clerk of the Drainage Board he
earned the commendatiOn of that body
and Of the public In general. He Is a
man OF genial temperament and ia.
vorite not only In his own party ranks,
hut with all who come In contact with
him and with the public in general
which IL acquainted with his fine rec.
ord as a public official. There IL no
doubt that he will draw largely from
the ranks of the best Democratic
voters, because while loyal to his party
Mr.. Re,ldick has ever been first and
foremost faithful to the public as the
holder Of an office Of trust. Inasmuch
as he will receive the support OF his
own party to n man there can be no
doubt whatever that Mr.. Rcddick will
be trIumpllsntly elected, as he deserves
to be.
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The burning question Of the hour In
the homes Of Nineteenth Senatorial
District voters IL whether they will
calmly swallow the Republican candi.
date for state Senator, or all put their
shoulders to the wheel and insist tnat
some good man like Hon. Francis NJ.
Woods. who commands the respect,
confidence ana admiration Of all who
know him, shall stand for Senator as
an independent candidate.
Morris 1t. =. Thomas would make
the judgseships on the Democratic
county ticket.
Hon. Michael Il. Hunt should be re-
nominated and reelected to the I.egis-
laturc. body In which he has already
made Il most excellent record.
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Justice J. X. Prindivlle should be
nominated for either Superior or Cir
cult Court Judgesllip. He Is u good
lawyer ana one Of the strongest men In
the Democratic party.
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Alderman j. II. Sullivan as candidate
for Comfy Clerk on the Democratic
ticket should make IN excellent race.
He Is popular, and his record is unim.
peachable.
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Hon. Henry G. Beitler is eminently
deserving of reelection to the Legis-
ture. In him the citizens of the Thirty
first Senatorial District will have an
able and conscientious representative.
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| Edward q. Brown Is undoubtedly one
of the strongest men yet mentioned In
connection with the forthcoming Dem
0cratic judicial nominations.
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Charles G. Breyer would make a
splendid President of the County
Board,
William W. Weare, the popular can
didate of the Republican party for the
Legislature In the Thirty-frst Sena-
torlal District, will undoubtedly be tri-
umphantly elected. fIe Is one of the
best men ever nominated to the Legis-
lature from Cook County. 3
G. j. Tatge would strengthen the en-
tire Democratic county ticket as can
didate for one of the judgeships In the
approaching fall election.
j. II. PerklnsOn Is one Of the ablest
lawyers named among the probable
selections for the Democratic judicial
ticket. He would make Il first-class
Judge.
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Congressman George T.. Foster will
undoubtedly be reelected. as he de-