Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-07


to he changed. the aldermen ought to
take II hand" Alderman Alling may
content his soul I'm peace. The people
will take hand i'm few days from
now. and when they do they will clean
the City Hall out from top to bottom.
The shabbicst little bit of furniture
that will find its way to the political
lumber room when the people start In
to clean out the City Hall next spring
will he "hzzoncr."
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Hon. John l.. McGoorty. lawyer. ora.
tor. and able Democratic leader. would
make an ideal candidate on the Demo.
cratic ticket for City Attorney.
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Edward OsgoOd Brown. IL named 10y
the Democrats for a judgeship ut the
forthcoming judicial election. would
stand u splendid chance of election. us
his merits rs n lawyer and n citizen
are universally acknowledged. and he
would therefore receive the support of
the best elements of the community.
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! Hon. j. j. McNfanaman Is voting
steadily and consistently along the
line of the principles upon which he
was elected last fall to the Legislature.
II Il safe to predict that he will make
n record there for integrity and use.
fulncss unsurpassed by any.
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Hon. William r. Hall. the genial gen
tlcmnn and able lawyer who presidc>
on the bench at Harrison street court
Is one of Chicagos universally popular
magistrates. At recent gathering OF
officials engaged In the administration
of the criminal laws In this county
and State. Justice Hall delivered an
extremely interesting address. ana one
which for wit and epigrammntlc neat.
ness was n gem. II made a decided hit
Mr.. Frederick Duffy. one of the lead
crs of the younger generation of til,
Chicago bar. IL mentioned as a likel,
candidate for the Republican nomina
lIoI Ior NUv AttoTHey.
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Judge Michael j. Quinn. the geni,,
Hyde Park police magistrate. woul,
add strength to the Democratic judicia
ticket. Many leaders of that party fl,
vOr his nomination.
Justice George Kersten, who has fo
so many years presided with distin
guishcd ability In the Chicago avcnu
police court. IL another member of tn
magistrrial bench much favored for
Democratic judicial nomination. Jus
ticc Kcrsten can have the honor If II
desires IL. and his election would 1
al probability follow.
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Mr.. W. Clyde Jones. well known n
I'M able and rising lawyer. and II lea'
ing member of such prominent Repul
lean clubs as the Hamilton. and sue
leading channels of public opinion II
the Union League Club. Is II man VIII
is bound to make his mark In the pr,
fcssional and public life of Chicago
: Already Republican leaders are bcgil
; ming to talk of him as IN availab
! candidate for States Attorney Nv
years hence.
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When Is the Federal grand jim
! going to get after the notorious "bu
: rover" sherman i. Cody. for u,
\ scheduling all of the debts he owed
his bankruptcy petition;
The Hamilton Club must certain
he proud of sherman T. Cody. III
% II many members like himg
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Judge Willard NJ. McEwcn, since h
n elevation To the bench, has been jus
# Tying the golden opinions held of hi
\ IL, members of the bar of all polite
PERSUASION. lie Is the ideal judge.
~ Hon. Andrew j. Ryan, who has I'LL
various public offices, including that
city Attorney. with signal abiil
II would be- Il good nomination for
IF .iudgcship. The Eagle does not kno
III whether Mr.. Ryan, who has splt
u did law practice. has any ambitio
g. in that direction, but we have no Ia
u itation in saying that the Democrl
could not make II stronger nOmh
ton,
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st Hon. Edward T.. GlennOn. ms Mas
I'd In Chancery as In all other prof
v. sional capacities, Is distinguished 81
Sc ccss. AS an assistant States Att
a ney, rs II justice of the peace, as II
litlcal leader of influence and of h,
orablc methods. and as Il CORPORATE
M lawyer of profound ability, Mr. Gle
no non has performed his duties with I
IN greatest ability and with honor
himself,
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10 Alderman Charles Werno was duri
ST the past week hOnored by being elc
d, ed president Of the National Union
~ Chicago. The National Union Is 9
Is of the greatest fraternal organizatlC
ba In the world, and the election Of Aid
a man Werno to the presidency of il