Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-07
Republican NATIONAL Conven.

Republican National Conven.
ton.
This body meets in Baltimore to-day.
Delegates will be in attendance from all
the loyal States. as we'll 90 rebel States
where enough of the officials Of the Ad.
miDistraticn can be found to 20 through
the form of mock convention.
The nomination Of Abraham Lincoln is
foregone conclusion. If there had been
doubts on this subject, the recent action Of
the Republican conventions of New York,
Illinois and Ohio must have removed them.
The vast swarm of Government officials
have been too strong for the people, aud
have succeeded in carrying the delegations
Of all the States m favor Of their master.
Lincolin's nomination therefore will be
unanimous
Thus the alternative will be presented
to the people: Shall we have Abraham
lincoln and another four years reign of
blunders usnrpatinns, tyranny, embecilty
and blood, or shall we have Mcclellan,
Grant, or some other patriut with the
triumph Of constitutional principles, the
reign of law, and the % final restoration Of
peace and prosperity to the country.
Let those who are in favor of the former
pl;cy throw up their hats for Honest
Oid Abe," but let those who do no, delight
IN ruin. devastation, the stealines, and
scenes fsuHerinG, wretched1eSs and blood.
await the action of the Democratic con-
Venticn which will meet at Chicago on the
the Fourth 81 July.
REWARDS FoR "LoYALrY."-It is stated
that since the present Administration
came into power, John w. Forney has re
ceiVed, directly and indirectly, from the
public treasury, not less than hundred
! thousand dollars shat Gen. Buffers foot
MP to nearly three hundred thousand, and
Gen. Lngan's at over fifty thousand. The
whole number of patriotic shodGyites who
have made themselves permanently rich By
similar means. has never been calculated
The people will never know how much The
demagogues have cost them.
John c S. Abbot, in writing of the ov
erthrow Of the Moorish monarchy in Spair
says it was accomplished in thirty years
and adds:
History can hardly present parallel Il
tall so sudden and 50 astounding
The fall of the United States of Americ,
is more sudden and more astounding
HOTEL CuASGE.-The National Hote
has changed landlords. Alderman W B
Caswell, Of the Pioneer Grocery House, ;
hs- been installed-and is giving the hous
a complete renovation. The National, IN
der his management, must become popula
with the travelling public. Mr.. CasweI
has long been known in this city as one O
our most worthy and afatls and ccmpe.en
business men.
The MUsICAL MIsCELLANY.-Thisp peri
odicsl published in Chicago, moutbly, b
j. NJ Critic, at the low price o so cent
per annum, is one Of thsbest musical put
LEGATIONS Of the kind in the country. It
selections are choice Indeed the uunbe
bof5re Us is worth half the subscription
price for one year.
B1% You can al~ays tell from the adver
Using cDIamns of newspaper those who d
the largest business and sell the cheapest
The man Of enterprise and industry, wh
understands his business or has goods t
sell, and who is determined to Outstrip al
competitors. always wants the public t
know where he is aud what he has to sell