The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-03-09
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The Municipal Election.

The Municipal Election.
The Republican Caucus for the nomination OF
A candidate for Mayor and Municipal Judge,
held on Saturday evening, at Union Hall, was
glorious gathering and most satisfactory in
dication tina. the republicans Of our city know
and are determined to do their whole duty in
the coming municipal election. Whether we
regard numbers present, unanimity Of action,
or determination to achieve success, no prelim-
mary republican meeting ever held in this city
has been 50 satisfactory; oil the proceedings
of the meeting were harmonious and were
marked by degree of enthusiasm which be-
tokens that effort on election day which will
lead to success. In another place we give the
official report of the proceedings. Two gentle
men oply, Mr.. Daniel Stimson and E. II. Banks
Esq, 10th good men and equally unexception-
able to the republicans of the city, were voted
for as candidates for Mayor. Mr.. Stimson re-
ceiyed the nomination, but 1t Is proper for US
to say that Mr.. Banks, 1t was understood by
many, was unwilling to be considered as can
didatc for the place was friendly, to the selec.
ton Of Mr.. Stimson, and that the votes cast for
h.u' "e'0 So ~. -,
The large vote which Mr.. Stmson received in
caucus is an indication Of the estimation in
which ne Is he!d III 'he community no nus
had some aelua'n'ance WIN 'he Hnun'0'pa'
affairs OF the city, ana VIII prihs 10 inc us
charge OF the duties OF Mayor /" "h.'" 'n'
people, on Monday propose W eject h.'"' '"-
paeity, honesty ana sincere ues'ro 70 p'o-
mote the best interests OF .he ''.'' "eruo''O"'
though he Is anu nrm anu a''''e y" 'a' sup
port and defence oi repuo"ca" pr'n''p'.'' ~
improper parti1an Considerations Will en'er MS
official conduct anu no oost'ha'e anu uhy'e'u
ing prejudces Will prevent MIN rom treating
with courtesy his fellow citizens Oh oil poh''cai
predilections' anu iron g'Vings'he expression OF
their opinions on matters oohnec.ei win 'he
administration OF the mun'c'pa' anars Oh 'ne
city, that nsd'rati'n "h Gu becomes oo'h
the man and the puolic omcor. for TWO years
past the republican cah"'ua'e mas UGH ''hn
TUCK Esq, one OF our most 'h'e''seh' auu pup
ular citizens. Mr. l. has haa the good fortune
heretofore, to run ahead OF his ticket. ana MS
want OF success has been attributable TO moth
ing but the want OF power In the republican
party to carry their ticket. ms year MT.
Tuck declined being acand,ua,e on nc'ocn' "
the Feeble cohd1''oh 0. MS hea''1' "no" ~ "''
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