Daily Republican., 1883-06-01
FOURTH EDITION,
TO.NorrOw's Election.

The election for two city Assessors,
twelve City Councilmen, and ward In.
spectors viii take place tomorrow, the
polls opening between eleven and
twelve o'clock and closing at six O'Clock
p. m Straight Democratic and Repub-
lican nominations have been made in
all the wards except the Eleventh, where
the Republicans have not made any,
and will probably vote for the Indepen-
dent candidates in opposition to the
Democrats. As a general thing the Re-
publican nominations are good-above
the average, and they should re-
ceive the solid vote of the party.
In the South Assessment District the
candidates for Assessor and Collector are
John b, Johns.n, Republican, and
Dennis Kane, Democrat There are
no reasons whatever why Republicans
should vote for Mr. Kane, and there are
very important reasons why Democrats
who want efficient officers should vote
for Mr.. johnson.
In the Northern District Mr.. Moody,
Republican, and Mr.. Bowen, Demo-
crat, are both gentlemen Of character
and ability, and as Mr.. Moody has
every requisite qualification for the Of
flee, besides the experience Of many
years as deputy in the office, Repub-
licans can gain nothing by voting for
any other than Mr.. Moody.
For City Council in the First Ward
Francis Carson, the Republican candi-
date, in ability stands head and shout.
ders above Mr.. McKenna, the Demo-
cratic candidate. If the voters of that
ward would be guided more by personal
fitness than by party claims, Mr.. Car
son will be elected by large majority.
The Second Ward is looked upon as a
forlorn hope for the Republicans. We
have nothing derogatory to say of Mr.
Taylor, the Democratic candidate, hut
if elected he would without dnuh' be-
the right bower of Mr. :! .ntire. C.,D.
tain Samuel johnson, ia" Republican
candidate, is at least Mr. Taylor's equal
in ability, and should receive every Re-
publican vote in the ward.
The Third Ward Republicans have
presented Charles p Brinton as their
candidate TO oppose William Blake, tie
Democratic candidate. The differences
in ability between the two is so great |
that if the people of that ward want to
be intelligently represented they will
vote for and elect Mr.. Brnton,
William Turner and Samuel Wode,
Republicans, are the candidates for the
long and short term respectfully from
the Fourth Ward. They are practical,
Intelligent business men, and should re-
ceive the full Republican vote. There
is chance for the election of one or
both if every Republican will do his
duty. Mr.. Adele and Mr.. Farrell are
the Democratic candidates,
The Republicans of the Fifth Ward
will do themselves lasting credit by
giving Henry f. Pickles large major
lty. No public announcement has been
made ofa Democratic candidate, though
David Lemon, Democrat, has an
nounced himself as an Independent
In the Sixth ward f. G. Moore, the
present able representative of the ward,
IS the Republican nominee for re.
election. Let every Republican in the
ward vote for him. The Democrats
have not made public their candidate if
hey have one.
Samuel Speakman is the Republican
" i'"pS III ooulCll III Tue StVt0tn
Ward, and opposed to him is Alvan
Allen, who served in Council from the
Fifth Ward without being elected legal
~ Though Mr. Speakmans election is
assured anyhow, he Is en-
'Itled to and should receive the full
republican vote of the ward
Voters of the Eighth Ward should not
hesitate long in making choice be
ween Josiah S. Litzenherg, Republi-
an candidate tor Council, and Samuel
VI. Cam, Democrat.
James Lynn, the Republican candi-
late for Council from the Ninth ward
houId be given large majority over
us competitor N. b. Hill A full Re
publican vote there always insures the
lection of the Republican candidate.
IN the Tenth Ward Democratic strong
hold the Republicans have not made
public their nominations if thry have
my They should, however, have a
icket. and all should vote for it.
In the Eleventh ward the Republi-
ans have no ticket, but John Edwards
$ running as an Independent candi-
ate against John NJ Newell the Demo.
ratio candidate. Mr.. Edwards should
eceivA every Republican vote in the
ward,