The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29
XRrY ResectfnlIl
DAVIDSON COUNTY,.

FeIo-sitszens:--I now come before you axen
you for the offs Of Sherifsof This county, for
the first attempt ever made in this phase,
feel as tho something ort to be Dene in behalf
of DemockgRcy. / am Jackson Democratic
in full, and in tend to serporte the prinsipe
of the same in full. this county is in danger,
agreeable to whate have scene sence the ques
ton Of mite ouls or nonuthfngs has come quite.
IF a man is nominated in that phase they think
he must bee alected without law or jury, and
if irishman comes to vote hee must fetch
some good witness to show that he is qualfide
in full to vote or he cante vote ate tell, -or a
young Democratic with QUITE much bearde haze
a bad chance to vote in this Bay and time.
an in favor of voting IS free man as we have
heretoo fore, thste was before the plan of moth
ing ism wose so warm in this County, | wish to
be understood | donte expecte to make any
laws, butte wiShe to state what think would
bee right | am in favor of the pore claSe of
men hayinge equal chance wthe the richie as
fir as votinge is Consernde, or nonothen nome
| zee. wlshe every man to acte and vote as he
O uses, butte | thinke some of the Sam boys
w Il be sorry thate they ever saw Sam or heard
). such q man High tax and Sam is boath bad
trends to the community ate large, or ate anye
rate in daYidson county. | think the railrOde
III taxes rs the worst thing Davidson County
ver don. If the company want railroads let
chem find money ts bid themselves, withoute
r b:ng the pere man OF his money would be
slad to Ease you all, butte my business wont adj
N me to doc hit. Iwishe to be excuse ofmy
| Inatendance. Lexanearcn speeches has gone
oute of date senee sans berth hoape to be
rememberd next march Bee shor when ytya
Jall for your ticket hav one rite for SHERIFF., G..
| G. BRYAN. | have bin sterson Oh this coun
| ty for several years, and liant never sxte for
no Office before, now | hope you all will faele
| or my Condition, / settled in nashville in tie
| year 1914 AMI have lived here ever sence-
thnke my qualification is as good as any
1eade of, as far as making Comon Calculation
| Conse nde. ante no Coledge bread, [ was
taught bay the old english school, in q plain
! way ate that, and | Consider myself plane
man. | thiake the pore Clase Of men is the
wons that orte TO bee hoped. If any assisted
all, help the pore and neady. donte want
tmy trends to Consider thate | wshe to beg for
votes butte doc think that some motifs ort to
/ be takin of the pore Comon Clas, the are the
wons to hclpe and assistn ifany is. hant got
no plege nor nrornie maid to no won, Came
QUITE Of ny one accorde no ing to be Affected,
and | ST II hope so ye 80. ielow citizens, place
myself u.l,.o. ~ y4o,neses nor pleadges to no
seacrete party AS far as Debcty is Consernde
| expect to select my Dcbetyes out of sound
principled republican men if can find them.
| thinke there is plenty of them in this coun-
| ty yeate. / hantc cote no enemy to fite nor
no promis to make ondly to dis Charge the du-
ties of that office faithful and oneste to the
beste of my skill and ability.
Respectfully your fellow-citizen,
C. G. BRYAN.