Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-01-06


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in by Clerk Macmillan yesterday, the
STAFF remaining the same with few
exceptions: Charles A. Buell., chief
deputy, former Clerk of the United
States Circuit Court; John II. r. ia.
mar, chief deputy: John Il. Fay. John
Felker, Joseph O'sullivan and Thorn.
a. v. Sell, deputies; A. e. Claussen
and A. v. Shoemaker.
The launching Of q boom for Mayor
Carter H. Harrison for President and
preliminary steps being taken for a
harmony county ticket were the i'm.
portant things accomplished ut the
thirtieth anniversary jubilee Of the
County Democracy held last Sunday.
The Harrison boom was started BY
Attorney Quin OBrien, who was one
Of the speakers. He pictured Mayor
Harrison a. the ideal candidate and
urged the organization to start .
movement, aimed to make him the
! Democratlc nominee.
The speeches In behalf Of harmony
were made by James slattery and
John ]. Coburn. Mr.. slattery, who 10
county superintendent Of public serv.
Ice. declared that Robert e. Burke,
leader Of the County Democracy, 10
the logical man to bind together the
disrupted sections Of the Democratic
party in Cook county.
There never was q time when the
sun shone so brightly for Democratic
success" said Mr.. slattery. mo or.
ganization 10 better fitted to under.
take to reunite the disrupted sections
Of the Democratic party than our
County Democracy. There Is no man
better able to direct the task than
Mr.. Burke, our leader. I believe he ID
the best man to bring about the re-
uniting Of the party factions"
The schedule for the County De
mocracy's southern trip has been ar
ranged as follows: Feb. Is, Birming
; ham and Atlanta; Feb. 16, Montgom
cry; Feb. II, Mobile; Feb. IS, 10 and
20, New Orleans; Feb. 81, Memphis
The County Democracy special will
leave Chicago on Feb. IA and return
. on Feb. 20.
Judge Thomas g. Windes hal
earned by his long and honorable ca
reer on the bench the admiration and
confidence Of all classes of citizens.
Judge John r. Caverly continues L
keep up his splendid work on thu
bench. More men like him are need
ed there.
Thomas Lyons, tho popular an,
well.known Twenty fourth wart
, Democrat, Is being strongly talked o
for County Commissioner.
Henry j. Kolze Is being talked Of b!
many Republicans for Sanitary Trus
tee. He 10 the right man for tn
Office.
Representative Frank r. Reid, O
Aurora, has announced himself q can
didate for the Republican nomination
for attorney-general of Illinois.
william A. Bowles has announce,
J his candidacy for the Democrat,
I nomination for encouragement o
Illinois.
= No man on the bench In Cook Coun
3 ty has a more brilliant record to thei
!. credit than Judge Edward Osgoo,
r Brown of the Appellate Court.
The big army OF friends of Judg,
. Thomas F. Scully are leaving no ston,
unturned to land the Democratic nom
: ination for States Attorney for tn
popular judge and former alderman.
a James c. Dooley, the popular law
yer and loyal Democrat, Is the RICH
: man to nominate and elect Judge O
). the Municipal Court this year.
!. ~
! That contest tor the Democratic
], nomination for Governor will result
S in walkaway for Edward F. Dunno
l. Albert G. Wheeler Is one of tn
. men who have helped give Chicago
4 the great reputation she has in tn
financial and business world today.
: d. r. O'Brien, the well-known insur
.. ance man and citizen, would make ,
splendid member of the County Boart
OF Assessors.
Frank J. Wilson, alderman Of the
Twenty-seventh ward, started his
campaign for reelection last Satur
day at a meeting held In his new