Daily Republican., 1882-06-02
FRIDAY. JONE .. 1882
The Republican Council Ticket

should not deter single Republican
voter from casting his vote for all the
Republican candidates tor Council in
the respective wards. Of all the Re
publican candidates for City Council
there were only two of them that were
ever members of that body, one of Them
Mr.. johnson, from the Third Ward,
several years, and Mr.. File, from the
Ninth Ward, only few months. And
yet the cry of ring, ring, is raised
against them the same as if they had
been mem bers of Council for a number
of years and had really been COIL
trolled by the most despotic and cor
rupt ring of politicians that ever ex-
listed. Honest and rejecting voters will
readily understand the motives of the
Dem mocratic Press in thus bounding
down without any just cause every Re-
publican candidate for Office. Honest
Republican voters will listen to nosuch
silly twaddle, but will vote for the
nominees of their own party the same
rs they at first intended and more cheer
fully since the sluice gates of vitupera-
ton and abuse have without cause
been opened upon them. Let us reflect
a moment and see who these candidates
are.
In the First Ward William Miller is
the honest solid Republican butcher of
Second street market for two years and
the young enterprising jeweller, Sam
uel H. Baynard for one year. They GER
tainly compare well in every respect
with the Democratic candidates, Mes
SIS. Baugh and McKenna. Citizen vot-
srs of the First Ward, never mind the
foolish cry of ring, that is only made
to retain the city printing, and vote tor
Messrs. Miller and Baynard.
BY tie cry OF ring, the Democrats
would have the voters Of the Second
Ward TO defeat such Republican can
didates as Mr.. Eastburn for two years
and Mr.. Grimes for one year and elect
in the interest of reform of course Will
liam Fl. Quinn, the tailor, for one year
and John McHugh, the saloon keeper,
for two years. The simple naming of
the candidates is sufficient to concen.
trate the vote of every voter who wants
to see reform, on Messrs. Eastburn and
Grimes, without drawing any insidious
distinctions. Let every Republican,
reform and independent voter in the
Second Ward cast their votes for East
burn and Grimes.
While we have nothing to say deroga-
tory to Peter j. Ford, the long term
Democratic candidate for Council in
the Third Ward, we have only to an.
nounce that Thomas johnson, the fear
less Republican who has been trium-
phant in many battle with the odds
against him, IL the Republican cardi.
date, to arouse for him real genuine
enthusiasm. For the short term Mr..
Charles II. Groves, the enterprising and
Intelligent young grocer at Fourth and
Jefferson streets, is the Republican can
didate. Opposed to him is William II.
Blake, present member. The Second
Ward Republicans and other voters who
desire good government and change
in municipal management, should
without hesitation vote for Messrs.
johnson and Groves.
OI1 the Fourth Ward, in opposition
to Lewis Paynter, Democrat, is Will
lam Turner, an Intelligent grocer at
Third and Poplar streets. Mr.. Payn-
ter is now and has been member of
the City Council for several terms al
ready, but that is no reason why Mr..
Turner, who has the superior ability
should not succeed him. If every Re.
publican in the Fourth Ward will turn
out and vote for Mr.. Turner, he will be
elected.
In the Fifth Ward the Republicans
have strong candidate in Mr.. f. Il.
u. Miller, against whom the Demo-
Gratis have re.nominated James Car.
michael, who at the present time holds
. seat to which he was never honestly
elected. Mr.. Miller should and will
have sweeping majority If every re-
former does his duty tomorrow.