Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
The Candidates for Council.

The reformers of the First Ward presents
to the public, the name of George Hagany, as
a candidate for the Council. You all know
him-he has lived in your midst lifetime
he is not stranger to you he is competent,
capable and energetic, and will use his infu-
ence to economist the expenses of the City
He is man of sterling worth and will do
credit to the reformers of the first ward.
In the Second, young America is in the
field, vieing with the gallant First, in putting
forth her best men, to assist in carrying on
the palm of victory. Aiken and Nebeker, are
their standard bearers. They are both iden-
titled with the interests of the City and can be
relied upoo as good and true advocates OF re-
form. Turn out next Tuesday and elect
them. 1t will pay you well to lose the day.
By SO doing, you will lower your taxes
enough to pay you for your trouble. II you
don't elect the reform ticket, forever hold
your peace about City extravaganza.
The Third Ward has presented the name OF
Joseph Richardson Jr., and Peter Brennan,
as the men for whom they are going to do
battle Mr.. Richardson, is young man as
cendiug the hill of prosperity. He is success
full and economical in his business, and will
do well to represent the Industrial class OF the
Third Ward. Peter N. Brennan, is man
whose moral worth, and sterling integrity
recommend him to the consideration OF
the thinking public. Born and reared within
four miles of our City, he has viewed our
career with interest at length he became one
fus by settling in our midst, when his inter
est in the welfare and probity OF our City,
became identical with ours. As man OF pro-
bity and honor we recommend him to the
voters of the Third Ward.
We would say to our friends in that
Ward, to rally for these men here is
the battle field the reformers upon one side
and the spendthrifts upon the other-there
will be no difficulty to decide between them.
BY voting for Richardson and Brennan, you
are supporting the reform ticket. You who
voted with us to keep down the City debt
in the shape of the recent loan-will be carry
ing out the good work commenced Them
Richardson and Brennan, are the reform can
didates-vote for them. The times demand
that this change should take place, and You
are the men to make it. The whole city are
looking upon you will. anxiety-let their an
ticipations be realized.
In the Fourth Ward the feformers have
placed John Cochran upon the ticket. John
is an old stager, worthy of every bodys sup
port never promises what he don't intend to
perform. The whole Democratic party, as
well as half of the opposition are going to vote
for him. In fact it will be hard jobt make
respectable fight against him. The voters
of the Fonrth are wide awake about his cleo
ton. They know him of old-they never
weigh him in the balance and find him want,
ing. He is fairly upon the track let the
thunder follow.
These men are presented to you for your
sufferage-they come labelled reformers; try
them once; they cannot worst the Council
it is beyond redemption. 1t is only our ex.
periment-try them. But wepledge our word
that the reform will follow their election oil
the stars will fall.