The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-03-30
POLITICAL POINTERS.
List OF Republican Nominees fol.
Offices in the City Of
Chicago.
COlOred Candidates on the List.

ColOred Candidates on the List.
For Mayor-JOHN A. ROCHE.
For City Treasurer-s. B. RAYMOND.
For City Attorney-THEO. BRENTANO
For City Clerk-FRANZ AMBERG.
SOUTH TOWN.
For Assessor--BENJ. r. DE YOUNG.
For Collector-FRANK P. BARNARD
For SupervisorADAM OLDENBURG
For Clerk-C. II. McCALLISTER.
WEST TOWN.
For Assessor-GEO. WILLIAMS.
For Collector-JAS. H. HARVEY.
For Surervisor-H. WESTERFIELD.
For. Clerk-P. j. MEANY.
NORTH TOWN.
For Assessor-GEO. BURMEISTER.
For Supervisor-GEO. II. WOODS.
For Collector-WM. T. BALL.
For Clerk-G USTAV BUSSE.
For Judge Appellate Court.
THOMAS CRAFTY.
On next Tuesday the municipal cleo
ton occurs and the opportunity will be
given for the Colored element to DEM
onstrate it's power which does not seem
to be fully realized by the average poll
tician. However this power should no
be abused but should be welded in the
proper way. The ticket nominated by
the Republicans is a good one through
out taken as whole and should be-
heartily supported. AS there are more
Colored people living in South town
their main interest naturally centers
there and the candidates there deserve
especial mention.
MAI. B. R. DE YOUNG.
The candidate for Assessor has served
two terms very acceptably to bis con-
stituents which is recommendation of
itself. He has been fair and liberal in
his assessments and has not made them
oppressive to any class. Under his ad-
ministration more Colored men have
been employed than under any other,
and he will be gratefully remembered.
FRANK R. BARNARD.
Comes before the South Town people
for the first time to ask for the office of
Collector which was as successfully con-
Quoted by his predecessor Mr.. G.. Bass.
Mr.. Barnard was the choice of the Re-
publicans at the primaries and as he is
known to possess the necessary business
qualifications to administer his office
properly he should be heartily sup
ported.
ADAM G. OLDENBURG.
The candidate for supervisor has
served term in the office to which he
was elected at the head of his ticket.
His administration has been successful
and popular one giving general salts
faction. There are no reasons why he
should not hold up his end of the log
this time.
DIR. CHARLES H. NC CALLIsTER.
Was unanimously re-nominated by
reclamation for the office of Town Clerk
which he so ably and acceptably fills at
present. The doctor was elected by a
rousing majority at the last election,
and as he has done nothing but make
friends, for the past year his election is
assured. DR.. McCallister is an old col
lege mate of the editor of THE APPEAL
and from many years personal acquaint-
ance can fully endorse him as fitting
representative of the Colored people in
whose interest he has been an able and
earnest worker ever since he has been
n the city. Vote the entire ticket and
get all your friends to do the same, but
vote them and yourself for the Doctor
under any circumstances.
Of course the Colored candidates for
constables, G. B. Hutchinson, j. O..
Grant, David Blackburn and Robert
Harris, Jr., will receive the solid sup
port of the Colored voters. Work is to
be done, and every man must be up
and doing Tuesday with few prelimin-
airy ticks before that time. There is
little doubt that the entire ticket will
be elected, but wise general never IN
derrates the strength Of the enemy so
therefore work from now until the polls
close Tuesday night, and victory must
be ours.
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