Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-21

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN Brown CoUSTY-
For member of Council, Morgan L. Martin
For the House of Representatives, David Agry, A.
G. Ellis, NJ G. Darling.
Mr. Martin has been a member of the Council
since 1888, and as a man of talent and integrity
none in that body have stood higher. The citizens
of Brown cannot do better than to return him. and
this we feel confident they will do. Messrs Ellis
and Darling are favourably known as representa-
! tives in the lower branch of the Assembly during
the past two years-both men ofdecided talent and
character. Mr.. Agry is lawyer of more than or
binary talents-at the head of the bar in the north
"a man ofjudgment and experience, and we are
pleased to observe his name the ticket.
Upon the whole, we must say, that demo-
cratic friends in Brown have nominated as good
ticket as could possibly have been got up, so far
the worth and talent of the nominees are cor
cerned, and Brown, should their candidate be cleo
ted, although the number of her representatives
may not be great, will not be behind the foremost
in Assembly in point of moral political weight
and influence.
The wing nominees in that county are Daniel
Whitney for the Council, and George McWiliams
and Samual w. Beall for the Housc-a nomination
for one member yet to be made. This is respect
able ticket, Mr.. Whitney is Of the oldest resi-
dents of the territory-a man of more than ordina-
ny intelligence and experience-unimpeache and
unmpeachable in moral point of vew-a gentle
man of the strictest integrity and honor, the same
to great extent, may be said of the nominees for
the House.
Let which party may be successful in Brown,
she is likely to have a good aon--tnen
characteristics of honesty, independence and intel
gence. The Executive has therefore but little to
expect, in any event, from this quarter.
DoryIsM IN Brown CoUNrY.--The wings of
Brown county recently held a convention for
the purpose OF nominating candidates for the next
legisla ture. A committee appointed to nomi-
nate-after having retired a short tioIe the
mtee returned and reported the names of John p
Arndt for the council and G.. Nj Williams, S. Clark
and ID. Giddings for the house. 1t appeared that
the aforementioned candidates were all real Doty
men; whereupon it was resolved that the consider
alton of these nominations by the convention, be
postponed, until the 4th of July, 1843 which feso-
luton prevailed by overwhelming vote. Such
is the estimation IN which Doty nominations, are
held by the Wings of Brown county.
NOMINATIONS IN WALwoRTH.-The Democratic
Convention of Walworth county, have nominated
for the Council, Charles M. Baker, of Geneva; and
for the House of Representatives, Bell, OF Spring
Prairie; Kline, of Troy, and Bartlett, of Delevan
Mr. Baker, the nominee for the Council, is ia
vorably known in Walworth, and the adjoining
counties, as gentleman of more than ordinary tai
ent His moral worth and integrity of character
are above reproach, and if elected, he will be an
honor to his constituents and to the Territory
The nominees for the House, all men of talent
and responsibility.