Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
REPUBLICAN WARD NOMINATIONS
Republican oOnveutlon--The Ticke,


We nail the Republican municipal ticket at
our masthead with unfeigned pleasure. 1t is
the result of general, united, and harmonious
movement of the Republicans, at the primary
meetings, and in the City nominating oOnven-
ton, which augurs splendid triumph at the
ballotboxes on Monday. The Ward Meetings
were fully attended, judiciOus nominations were
made, and delegates selected who have presen-
ted ticket the Republicans will support at the
polls with the same harmony and enthusiasm
which characterized the proceedings yesterday
GEORGE B SESTER is a young man of excel
lent business capacity, prompt energetic, sa-
gacious, of popular manner, quite familiar with
city affairs, and will address himself to the du-
ties of Chief Magistrate with zeal and an eye
single to the general good. He is the arti6eer
of his own fortune, and will make live Mayor.
The qualifications of A. G. LAWRENCE, for
Police Judge, are known and admitted. He
has legal requirements, discriminating mind,
sound Judgment, industry and integrity. Not
an old man but an old citizen, while he tempers
justice with mercy. he viii be sure to prove
terror to evil.doers.
JAooB SHRoEDER, the nominee for Police
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active, devoted Republican, and will do honor
to the office.
The nomination for City Marshal is particu-
larly gratifying to Republicans and to the peo-
pie without respect to party. JAMES A. CRAw
is the Ccmmoner of Cleveland, and like the
Mayor will be live officer.
CHARLES W. PALMER, for City Attorney, is
another favorite of the People. He stands first
among the younger members of the Bar, and
has served the city in responsible positions to
the general approval
WILLIAM Hart is universally known as the
obliging and the safe City Treasurer He has
often been tried and never found wanting.
The nomination of member of the Board of
City Improvements was unanimously conferred
on SAMUEL ERWIN, deserved compliment the
people viii respond to.
JC. BLACK, for Director of In6rmary, is
another good selection.
The Water Works, without Sewerage, are a
little like the elephant the man did not know
what to do with, and Ex-MayOr Castle, one of
the best officers Cleveland ever was blessed
with, is just the man the people want for Water
Commissioner
The Fire Department, under Chief Engineer
JAMES HILL, is at once the security and the
pride of our City. Mr.. b. is the choice of the
Department, of the Republicans, and viii be of
the People on Monday.
For City seaier, DANIEL STEWART will hold
even scales. The people will see that he does
not kick the beam
F. ". MARsEILLEs was nominated for City |
Sexton by acclamation. He is Cleveland boy
and man, and worthy to put on the official
shoes so long and so satisfactorily worn by
his illustrious predecessor
ForJustices of the Peace no better nominations
could have been made G. II. BENHAx has
has been tried and approved SAMUEL Fol-
JAxBE as a business man stands among the
frst; as a citizen be is universally respected
and beloved. He viii make model Justice.
Z The nominations for Constables, Trustees,
Board of EducstiOn, and Assessors, we can
heartily commend to the support of Republicans
and voters generally. An election of the whole
ticket viii secure good municipal administra-
ton for the coming year to the Forest City
devOutly to be wished. RePub-
leans, there is yet work to te done; see that
nothing is left undOns till the last ballot is in
on Monday.