Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-18
be superseded in every possible in


be superseded in every possible In.
stance by millionaires.
This IL In accordance with the or.
ders Of the Harrison board Of elec.
tion commissioners which 10 now en-
gagged in showing Of.
Like the historic monkey climbing
q pole, the higher II climbs the more
It shows Of Harrison.
The poor but honest voters Of Chi.
cago deeply resent this last Harrison
ian insult.
Harrison IL an aristocrat by train.
ing and by instinct.
He inherited his wealth.
He never did a hard days work
outside Of Office holding in his life.
No wonder then that he prefers
aristocrats to poor men for Judges Of
election.
Two hundred men of wealth have al.
ready been summoned by the Harri.
son election board to take the places
Of poor but respectable men recon.
mended by the regular Democratic or.
gauization.
The Harrison election board will
stick to it, fad and will supplant
every poor man election Judge with .
rich man whenever It 10 possible.
Harrison who now claims TO be for
personal liberty was Q member Of the
charter convention Of 1o06.06-07.
The following 10 taken from the Chi.
caSo Examiner Of Wednesday, Sep.
tember 10. 1907. and 10 the statement
Of the chairman Of the organisation
which made, the great nsht for per.
sonal liberty and against the rotten
charter which was beaten the day bs.
fore BY 62.60S majority:
Great credit should be given 70 the
United Societies and auxiliary bodies.
ofncered by John Koelling. Nicholas
Michels, Cyril Jandus and others.
Special credit 10 due 70 the Chicago
Examiner. the Chicago American,
Messrs. Frits 0logauer Of the Abend.
post: Walter r. Michaelis Of the
Stats Zeitung; the Polish Daily
News. the Dzernski Poliski; Henry r.
Donovan Of the Chicago Eagle; Narod
Box Cath.Denni Hlasatsl evornost
spravsdlnost. Of which Anton J. Ger.
max 70 secretary; Robert J. Halle Of
Champion Of Fair Play: the Chicago
Turngemeinde and kindred societies.
IT there 10 to be another charter
convention It should bs elective. rep.
resenting the people instead Of the
once holders. Such . peoples con.
vention would present to the Lesisla-
ture . bill that would speak with the
voice Of Chicago citisens - expressed
today"
When It 10 taken into consideration
that Charter Convention Harrison's
friends supported the anti.personal
liberty charter with might and main.
. perusal Of the above must awaken
some memories.
Every scandal IN the city hall that
grand juries In the federal or stats
courts have probed into for years o.
are still probing into. commenced un'
, der the former Harrison administra
> tion. This is q matter of record, ~
everybody knows who wants to know,
Chicago never had Q better City
Clerk than Francis d. Connery and his
denomination by the Democrats is as
sured.
The Harrison Barnacles, now work
ing their hungry mouths overtime
yelling for the chronic candidate
will be handed O final Quietus or
February 2s by the progressive Dem
ocrats Of Chicago.
Henry Stuckart's candidacy for City
day. He is well known and well liked
; by everybody.
A stringent State law 10 needed Il
regulate the establishment of banks.
There are too many wildcat nnancia
schemes now In existence In Chicago.
Not wishing to compete with the biz
banks. irresponsible people are starting
up small banks In the outlying district
; of Chicago, from time to time. Thil
practice has had disastrous results
upon the business and financial inter
: ests of the entire city. Many hundred
small business men and traders have
! been ruined by this class OF institu
tlons.
This nefarious practice should b
stopped and the only way to stop 1t 4
by municipal legislation.
A provision ought to be made In thl
city charter authorislns the city unds'
, Ii police power TO regulate tho estab