Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
why lie should bs Nom,ustsd.
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As q Republican, / baturaAy fssi tno
heenest iateTest 10 the success OF me
party at this coniug city eiecsloD, and
especially so rs 1t does no: require .
prophet TO chow that . continuation OF
The present ma1Ad OF mu-
nicipAl affairs would be q pubic oAiam-
ity. Therefore 1t Ia highly desirable
that thera should bs change and ts
bsoomes the bounden duty OF au gooo
oitizsns, without respect TO politics, 70
assist 10 bringing about such change
as will place ut the head o. the munio.-
pslity a man VINO will execute the laws
and guard with . Jealous care the fair
name and fame OF our city. Three mea.
have been named In connection Win
the Rspublicaa nomination for Mayor.
and while I have the b CHEST respfct
for each, careful survey OF ths held
has convinced Aoe thst Hr. samuel
H. Baynarh is the only one that we can
hope to elect. Mr. Wiley has bsen
brought out by certain parties, who Of
the way In which IL vaS doae have al
ready Antngon zed the working classes
of the party. aud thsre Is abont as much
chance Of his being nom mated ~ teeve
is Of bis being the next President OF tbs
United STAKES,
This fact is well.bnown to a. least
| oome OF his supporters, who intend
to keep him In the fie d, with the inten-
| tion OF saooring the nomination OF Mr..
Harrington. L. IL, however, no part
of their intention TO support Mr. HAr-
rinSton by their votes, but to bring out
IL opposition to him and Mr., Dough
erty, q moderate Democl a., an a7ows0
| advocate of temperApfe whom they
will run as al indepenasat oandica o.
with the hope OF Obtaining enough Re.
puoiican and Dem0orL Ldj vvts - S.
cure his election. This is tho p O a. 1t
has heen told TO me by good authority
aud hsvs every Iesson TO believe It t ,
be so. Consequently the oiy way by
which IL can Ds o5erthro~O, and olc
ctty preaei vei from another tphi ,sloa
Of Demo ,rSEic misrule ID by nom mat
ing Mr.. Bayuacd, and II this - done,
the people will $50 that he is triumph
notiy elected. He Is not, neitf ee has
he ever been an offeuhive partisan, con.
seqCently he cal olain tue support OF
Democrats as well as Republicans. He
ls working man, aud his large busl-
ness esta olisbmens Mt Fifth and Market
directs is monument Of hts skill and
industry, while the I'm immense business
wi ich he has built up shows tb at hs ia
fully capable to manage the business Of
the city.
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didsoy ars that he vert gu1uing In the
fall of 1856 and failed to hold the cleo
ti0n in the Fouctsenth election district,
and that he was in league with the
Democrats In the Council committee
meetings. The facta are rs follows;
The Lazy Court at its last meeting In
, 0otober, 1886, Rppolnted Mr.. BBynArd
: Inspector for the FJultssnth elt otion
i district, but having previously made
ranYements for two week. ats4nce
\ , from the city, Mr.. Baynard, upon
learning Of his appointment, consulted
4. the candidate for assessor, which was
tae only Office co Itended foe by tho Rs
4 puolioans ct that election, an1 ar
4 ranged with him TO have o stAn6ou
! election on the opening Of the polls
I, which WAS safely accom- plisned, AnC
Mr.. FrAuk o. StidhAm elected ant
h served NJ iaspe9tor, while the pAlrinI
4 OF Mar BsyDArd with Ru opponent PIT.
vented loss TO she party by his absence
From q official returns Of thai cleo
n Lion one woala s0pposs thai gles
II Dauy must have been aunning thn
AZ DAY, as the RepubliSRn candidate re
Va ceived but 687 votes In thst district
in comprising the Sixth, Seventh an
Ninth wards, against 1910 votes cas
"a. In the same wards the previous year 70
nAh' IL ". NOutnh iOt hnJOEs
The ofiioial record OF his salary q
Councilman for the period OF his sci
vices, comprising fof.y-hve month
MI averages 618 per mouth. Three felloi
40 Councilmen hive served oootinuousl
~ the same length OF tune, and their ave-
4 age per month IL as follows: II. B.
be Miller, Sl5 "a; q. q. Moore, Sl6.4t
Id Merris Taylor, Sl5 So THIS woul
he make an aggregate OF $S10 for neArl
re four years. service for Mr.. BaS nart
A and the books OF lha city tax oollectc
rY shows that during that time he has pAi
ne the city over $1,000 for taxes on hi
IA place OF business.
IN 1 feel coi4fl1ent that II Mr. Bavnar
sa receives the nomluation ne will /
To elected, and 1 feel equally confi Ier
,ts that he is the only Rspubiioan that v
rv oSn elect With him a. Mayor "
IA would have police fJrcs OF which n
ke could be proud; aud he world give I
"a an administrator that would be sAti
ck factory 10 sll,
ao AN OLD GUARD REPUBLICAN.