The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

Workiuguzl call Oh him ana receive lhtofnsuOh
on Life Insurance.
THK EIEcIIoN AND mn CANpID krFs.- Although
as announced II our last the workiughen have
withdraw their immediate represe natives from
the contest il does not follow thst they should
fsh 70 make their influence felt On Tuesday next
Ia reply 70 Inquiries received from several par
lies, we present the claims # the following can
didates, whose el, cti0n We have reason 90 be
Heve. would prove beneficial 90 the labor inter
ests:
Mr LII Bond, candidate for the Legisiaturei 10
tEe Ffty-uinth District. is gentleman who has
upon all occas ons when an opportunity has
been presented evinced BIZ sympathy With the
working classes. The passage q the eight hour
lava lev which IS destined to be observed
an enforced before long vas urged by him in
an eloquent and powerful speech, he being
member of tie legislature az the time We
t...s be will be w elected ~ d handsome ma
jority.
Nj d. c. SKELIy, also candidate tor the LIE
gislAture m the hftyniuth district, is good man
and true simple aud uup-etentious, but sound
"a the core we have had The pleasure Of biz
acquaintance q several years, and have always
found him through evil aud through good re-
port. 90 unniuchiug friend of he poor and the
oppressed Workiugnen It'd study their best
interests by giving him undivided support.
MI FRASCIs MUNsoS, candidate tor the Legis-
latrIe 10 the Si1tiesh District being mechanic
himself booa biudrr by -rade--viil, il elected
h. ty. tafta
q friend to the working classes, He is Indebted
to his own honesty and Industry for the po-
si,ion be now occupies-and states that the
Convict contract system especially, viii receive
attention q. bis hands. We hope the eoopszel
especially, win render him al! the assistance N
their power, as his word is as good as his bond.
MH GEoRoE MEEcH, also car didate in the
same district, il gentleman well and favora
bly, known to the working classes Of this city
Ever ready to give them helping hand, there
are hundreds who owe him debt Of gratitude
they can never repay in more acceptable
manner than BY casting their ballots for BIN.
II necessary, many an instance VIC could cite,
where bis professional services have been ren-
dered gratuitously and unselhshiy 70 the unfor-
tunate in the hour Of aeed.
Mr. CHAs H. READ, candidate Tor STATE At
torneY, good law er and al honorable man, is
worthy the support OF every voter in Cook
County. During The eight hour difficulty,
although compelled % discharge lis duty while
prosecuting those falsely charged with riot, We
had reason to know that his feelings TO them
we're Of the most kindly character his subse-
quent action abuudantly proved. IF his exec
tion there eau possibly be DO doub..
Coz GaosvENoR, candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, IS as true a nAu and as gallant
soldier as ever drew breath. We know we
speak BY the card when We say that a safer,
stauncher friend 10 the labor movement than
he, cannot be found in the State of Illinois.
he is emphsticaly be right man for the place,
and We trust our friends will give him hearty
support
Nh CsA=AEs KERN, candidate for Sheriff. is
well aud favorably known 70 the citizens Of
Chicago. he IS eninently qualified for the OF.
fee 70 which be asPires, having occupied sim
liar position for years in sister State, With hon
or 70 himself and the satisfaction Of the pub
he Among our German fellow-citizens he is
especially popular. being identified with no
ring Or Clique, but depending solely on has mer
its foi success.
Mr. John Panty, candidate for Collector Of
the South Division, is deserving of honorable
mention Being one of the oldest and stannch-
est Trades UnioHists in the city, Il Il the duty
y Of every one symParhzing with the reform
movement 10 help secure his election.
Mr. + SxAHEY and D. n. OBmRx. eAndi.
dates Tor Town Clerk ia the West and South
n DIVISIONS. are wen known to the .rudes' union4
lists Of this city, both being bard working nl&
ehanios aRd prominent membsrs of the labor
reform parry.
We trust al OUT tnnncf friends MI reIneInber
thaL-Ar, CARsroH sloHnS Is candidate for
Supervisor in the First Wad
In speaking a. we have Of the various eandl
dStss, Of cOsIns Oarreadsfs Win naesstaaa ws
haye-done ~ on our own rsspopsiblIax We
have advocated the elaim Of no one, hoa'eye5
s.ss sympathy oF honesty We bed reason 10
doubt Their pa-tissn elsims We care ncthing
about, and trGs. or friends win shee sAsis To-
dependence " Psriy dictAtiop. By s1eng lss a.
best men, whsthef found u the Retebllssn "
Democratic ranks. ss''s : :
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