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George Breunig. the Republican candidate for
city clerk. has made an efficient and popular
officer, and deserves reelection.
The saloon keepers will exert themselves to
get out the full hummer vote. The good cti-
zens should do the utmost within their power to
defeat them.
The Democrats in the Sixth ward will support
Henry Smith, the independent Republican can
didate for Council, in opposition to We. New
comb, the regular Republican nominee.
The talk of Republican opposition to the re-
election of John r. Pearson. In the Fifth ward,
is based on nothing. Mr.. Pearson has made one
of the best and most conscientious members of
the Council the city ever had
The Republicans of the Ninth ward are es-
pecially cautioned to look out for illegal votes
from the county Jail. One of the jailers is
challenger in that ward, while another acts in
similar capacity In the Sixteenth.
In some of the Democratic wards, on the
South Side, the promise is being made that Elf
Cottrell is elected. not d-n niger shall be
allowed to work on the Streets while in
the West End Cottrell and his friends have been
promising the negroes everything.
The Democratic candidate for Council in the
Second ward has declined to permit the of
his name the tickets, and Myron d. King,
the deputy Secretary of State, has been brought
is willing to allow the party to vote for him
1t was reported yesterday that Richard Wells.
the ex-patrolman, was working among his col
ored friends for Cottrell, but when the story
reached the ears Of Wells he came around and
declared that ne was exerting himself in the in
terest of Denny and the whole Republican
ticket.
News: The managers of the Trades Assem-
bly,, professedly non partisan order, continue
to boom Shields for clerk. while Hoffman also
member, is purposely ignored. Every Repub-
lican member of that organization should GER
talnly have no difficulty in seeing what drift
affairs are taking, and vote for Breunig.
A number of tax paying fruit dealers, Demo
Gratis say they will vote the Republican ticket
to-day, having received promises from Repub-
ilcan adermen-that they were unable to get
from Democratic members of the board-that
the basket banana pedlerS would be driven off
the streets The Republicans are in favor of the
| resident tax payers.
The indications are decidedly favorable to the
Republicans eecting councilmen in the Twenty
fifth and Sixteenth wards, where the Democrats
have heretofore had large majOrties. In the
Eighteenth ward DR.. Moore is confident that he
will be elected over Sim Coy the hummer boss,
as many of the most reputable Democrats in the
ward have assured him of their votes and sup
port
A Democrat, in q card to the News, published
last evening, says: II have always been a con-
SlSbeuG D0mOcraC, ana fdCNor positive IN my pO-
litical views. l have always voted for whoever
was nominated by the party. but [ cannot. con-
sistently with my manhood and sense of honor
vote for Mr.. Cottrell. l am persuaded that at
least eight hundred young Democrats think as
do. think more of the Democratic party than
do of Mr.. Cottrell, hence l think more of the
success of the State ticket next fall than do of
the temporary success tomorrow. l firmly be-
lieve success to morrow will lose us the
State next fall. Every saloon voted against Mr..
Smart and in favor of Grubbs. Let Demo
| Gratis who favor law and order have manhood to
do the saloon keepers did: vote in favor of
own interest We are not by any means g party
of bummers. These saloon-men are not with US
when the Republicans nominate man that
suits them better than our candidate does. Why
should we not claim the same privilege they SO
often takea Let like men go to the polls to-
morrow and rebuke these defers of law by vot-
ing against Mr.. Cottreil. Bear in mind that
large portion of the better element of our party
are going to vote against Mr. Cottrell tomorrow.
Don't be afraid of being spotted