Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-14
The Nominations.

The Democratic county convention which
met in this city Wednesday the Sth inst,
nominated one Of the best tickets ever be
fOre presented to the people of Will county
for their SURFACES. 1t is composed of good
men and true"-men of undoubted loyalty,
capacity and honesty. Their characters
are without "spot or blcmish" The most
bitter enemy would scarcely dare to whis-
per aught against either of the men whose
names have been brought before the pub
lie. Indeed it is a ticket of which every
Democrat may justly feel proud-and
which, if the proper efforts be made, will
most certainly be triumphantly elected.
The convention, it appears, recommend
ed Col. t. Lyle Dickey to the Democracy
Of this district as the candidate for Con-
gress. We need hardly again refer to Col
Dickey. All our readers know that he is
candidate, and we believe they will vote
for him. We do not wish to draw an IN.
favorable contrast with his ar ponont. Mr.
j. 0. Norton, but We will say that Col.
Diekey has no superior in this State as a
suitable man for the position for which he
is porposed by the Democracy. He posses
es intellectual ability Of the FIRST order
is an able jurist, brave soldier, and a
chasts. finished and el ,quent public speak
er. His oratory is earnest, impassioned
and sOulstiriug. If elected, of which we
have strong grounds o. hope, he will be q
prominent and influential member of our
national Legislature.
Charles E. Boyer, the gentleman recon-
meuded as one of the candidates for the
State legislature from the district compris-
ing the counties Of Will and Grundy, is s.
well and lavOrably known ir this part of
the State, that we can say nothing to add
to bis high standing. He is one of our
selfmads men, having nothing but his
character for energy combined with strong
integrity to help him along. He possesses,
in an eminent degree, oil the qualities
necessary to make a worthy and faithful
representative. He is just the man to &C.
lect to represent the rights and interests
of white men in our legislature. He will
receive the vote of every Democrat in the
district, and we appeal to conservative men
to give him their support.
The nominee for Sheriff, George Monroe,
though never heretofore candidate be
fore the people for any office. has always
been. and is now one of the firm, unfinch-
ing Democrats of the county. He has al
ways nobly stood up fer the men and prin-
ciples of the Democratic party and from
his earliest manhood has been always
found at bis post labOring for the promu!.
cation of sound principles. His nomina-
ton was eminently eft to be made" He
is man of unimpeacbable character and
excellent business capacity-popular in his
maoners and calculated to make hosts of
friends wherever he goes. We regard his
election as CERTAIN, for wherever he is
known, he will be supported without dis.
function of party.
Eugene Daily, the nominee fer Coroner,
is widely known throughout the county
fOr his unwavering adherence to principle,
intelligence, and uprightness of character
As an honest straightforward man, and
honorable and active politician. he stands
second to no man living in the county
Though the Office for which he is a candi-
date is Of little consequence to the incum.
bent, it is of immense Importance to the
people and therefore we have faith that
Mr.. Daly's nomination will be responded
to by the people at the polls.
Such, Democrats aud conservative men.
is the ticket presented to you for your suf
frages at the approaching election. Let No
remissness on your part cause its defeat.