Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
The Nominations.

The ticket placed in nomination BY the
Democratic convention on last Saturday,
will be found in the appropriate place in
to days paper.
S. W. Bowen was the unanimous choice
of the Convention for Mayor and his NOM
nation is enthusiastically responded to by
the Democracy Of the city. He will not
only receive the entire Democratic vote Of
the city, but will be supported by many
conservative Republicans lie is an honest
man and an indefatigible worker, place
him where you will, and will make a pop
ular Mayor.
For Marshal, the name Of Anthony Nc.
Nerny is presented. MIR. McNerny has al.
ready been tried and proved one Of the
most efficient officers the city ever had
lie is an active unwavering Democrat, and
man Of strict integrity. Impartial in the
discharge Of his official duties, and efficient
in executing the laws, our citizens could
not place better man in the responsible
office for which he has been nominated.
The nominee for Treasurer, Benjamin
Richardson, is one of our Oldest and most
reliable citizens. As Democrat, he has
always been true to the principles of the
party. His qualifications for the Office are
unquestiOnable, and his prospects for being
elected are equally 30.
The choice of K. E. Barber for Assessor,
will give universal satisfaction throughout
the city. lie is the best qualified man for
that Office in the city, and the result of the
election will show that the people appreci-
ate it too.
Michael Sebastian's nomination for COL
lector is hailed with delight by his numer-
Gus political friends. His nomination was
proper tribute to his past efficient services
to the party aud his superior qualifications,
worth and honesty as an officer He is one
of those quiet unassuming citizens, worthy
to fill any place his fellow citizens may call
him to. He is entitled to the full Demo-
cratic vote of the city, and, if we be not
mistaken, will get it.
B. A. Fuller, for City Attorney, is good
nomination. He is young lawyer Ct
decided ability, and has hosts of friends
everywhere. Heretofore, as an editor and
otherwise, he has done gpod service to the
party it is but proper and just that he
should receive an evidence of it's generosity
which he will on next Tuesday
The nomination of James O'Reilly, for
Street Commissioner, was one fit to be
made. He has filed II at responsible Office
during the past year SO faithfully and eff
GENTLY that the people have concluded to
fasten its duties upon him for another
twelve months. We can vouch for his
honesty as politician, and would recon-
mend every Democrat in the city to vote for
him
An amendment to our city charter, sub
stitnting one Police Magistrate instead Of
two, having been adopted by the Legislature
the convention placed W j. Heath in nom.
ination. Mr.. Heath has been Magistrate
for several years and has proved an honest,
capable and impartial officer. His re-
election is demanded by the best interests
Of the city.
The candidates for School Inspectors,
John Clarkson aud S. w. Stone, are we'll
known to our citizens as men of integrity
and worth. That they will carefully watch
over the interest of our schools and the
rights of the people cannot be doubted.
The nominations for Aldermen and Con.
stables in the diSeIent wards are the best
that could have been made. We would
advise our Democratic friends to stick to
their ward nominations, and our city will
be the better foY it, Let no man scratch
single name eff his ticket
Sach IS our ticket, Democrats, and we
appeal TO every one who has the good of
the party and our city at heart. to go to
the polls on Tuesday next and give it his
cordial support.