Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-01
Our Ticket,

our Ticket.
GEORGE B MCCLELLAN needs no snccm-
iums from any quarter His history and
his record is suf6c ent to secure him the
support Of every lover IF his country.
GE 'RGE H. PENDLEroN, our candidate
for Vice PRESIDENT is one of the ablest safes
men Of the day. aud his reputation politi-
cslly and socially is without blemish.
JAMES G ROBINSON, our candidate for
Governor, is one of the best men of the
nation. His election would be ruaran-
tee TO our citizens that they would not be
dragged from their homes and incarcsra-
tee in lOsthsoDe dungeons without fair
hearing. Between him and Ogiesby, hls
opponent, there is the mos: marked differ
encs in every respect They differ as wide
as the poles in politics, socially AID NOR
ally Oglssby is low and profane black
guard, while Robinson is candid, honest
and gentlemarly in all the relations of
life.
S. CORNING JUDD, our candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, stands pre- eminent
ly high throughout the State He is a
conservative man and will entice the votes
Of conservative men 10 our ticket
john HIsE, the nominee for Auditor, is
honest, faithful and capable.
WILLIAM A TURNEY, the choice of our
State Convention for Secretary Of State, is
one Of the best Democrats in Illinois NJ
man on the ticket will be voted for more
cheerfnlly.
ALEXANDER STARNE. our candidate for
State Treasu Ter, has filed the post for
which be is q candidate, for the last two
| years with honor TO himself, and to the
best interest of the people. The people
will take pleasure in re electing him by q
larger vote than before.
JOHN P. 3RuoKs, tie candidate for Su-
periDtsndent oil Public Instruction, though
q Methodist minister, never NEEDLES 10
politics. He is a firm Democrat and fault:
less SO far as regards his conduct ss a pub
lie man and private citizen.
JAMES c ALLEN, nominee for Congress-
man at large, will receive the hearty sup
port Of every true Union mar in the State.
His career has proved him true and faith
ful-and We doubt not that the people will
try him again.
SAMUEL K. CASEY is our candidate for
Congress for this drstrict. and a more pop
ula. nomination could not have been made
If be does not distance his Abolition 3D.
ponent IN the race, We shall be awfuIIy
mistaken,
ARNo Voss. our candidate for State Sen.
atOr. though not very well known in the
district, will carry heavy vote. LIE ls q
German lawyer Of fine ability, and 10 doing
our party important service in the present
contest.
SHERMAN W. Bowen and GEORGE "
COLLINS, are gaining friends daily They
are just the style of men to send to Spring
held at this time; and if the people are
not blind TO their rights and interests they
will triumphsntly elect them.
D. Il. PNNET. the candidate for States
Attorney, lie an honest man and an excel
lent lawyer. 10 every respect. he is vast
ly the superior of s. W. Mum, his Adolf
ton opponent. Ii the people Of thIs judi
Oial district want an honest and cspa bic
Prosecuting Attorney, let them elect D Ii.
PInney.
K. j HAMMOND is our nominee for Cir
cult Clerk If be be Not elected, it will
be because the people do not appreciate
honesty and competency in place Of Aboli.
tinnism and l'tical demagogusm.
SAMUEL E MATTER, despite the false
hoods circulated against him by uuscrupu
lous men, is going to be the next Sheriff OF
Will county
EUGENE DAILY. our candidate for Corono
or. is respected by everybody who knows
him. and II We mistake not the signs Oh
the times. viii be reelected BY an increas,
ed maturity ..
Such. fellow Democrats, is our ticket
We have the power t. elect it, if we but
put forth our efforts A better or mure
satisfactory ticket was never presented to
the people for their suffragps before. Let
ne sustain it as becomes true men on Tues.
day next.