Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-07
Democratic Mass
The Election.

VI oUuI CoSlHS III OCluOCIdU'
through our Paper previous to the
annual Election, we desire to i'm
press upon their minds the neces
sity of their attending the Elec
tion-of going EARLY to the
polls and seeing that their
friends and neighbors do the
same. Our candidates and speak.
ers have done nobly; they have
canvassed the different districts
thoroughly-have stated their
principles fairly, without fear or
favor. The reputation of each of
our candidates for honesty, capa-
bility, and strict integrity, is be-
yond reproach. Our Ticket pre-
SCENTS the singular feature-that
every man on it is worthy the
suffrage ofthe acholo people. They
have done their duty-it now re-
mains for the people to do theirs,
gibson S. CLEAVELAND,
candidate for Senator, is man of
the most unwavering integrity
and, in every respect qualified for
the Office; if elected, he will dis
charge his duty to the satisfaction
of his constituents. There are
but few men who have been in
Marshall County longer than Mr..
Cleaveland, and monewho have
conducted themselves in a more
creditable manner. He has held
a public office in this County, and
the people know him to be hon
est and capable Their answer at
the polls will prove that belief.
G. III. REEVE, our candidate
for Representative for Marshall
and Stark Counties, is SO well
known as Appointment lawyer and
sound politician, that is unncessa-
ry for us to say anything further,
than that his election would be an
honor to the County. His quail
fcations-his stern integrity, and
his intimate knowledge of the
business to be transacted for our
people in the Legislature, are con-
vinciinc proofs that he is the man
for the place. He will be elected
by large majority.
W. c.. EDWARDS, candidate
for Treasurer, has served the peo-
pie in the Office Of Sheriff; has re-
sided in the county about eighteen
years, during which time he has
maintained the character of one
of our best citizens, and Is we'll
qualified for the office to which he
has been nominated. lie pays has
tGres promptly, aud from his gene
raj knowledge of business, will
make first rate officer.
THOMAS MCDONA AID, the
present Auditor, and candidate
for reelection, has been resident
of this county for twenty-one
years-has served in the capacity
of Justice Of the Peace, County
Commissioner and, Auditor. II
each of these Offices he has ever
been true to the. confidence repos
ed IN him. For competency, promp
attention to the duties of his of
fee, ana an unimpeachable pri
vate character, we refer the rea
der to four or five hundred of thu
Oldest and most respectable Cit
zens of the county. If elected, hi
past acts will be a guaranty 10
the future. "'
J. F. VANVALKENBURGH
candidate for Sheriff, and presen
incumbent, has discharged the du
ties of his office even to the satl:
faction of his political opponent;
He has held the Office but on
/ term 1.-TWO years. and it is n
more than right and proper tia
! he should be reelected, as hi
knowledge of the business wi
! enable him to transact it NOR
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satisfactorily than a person OF IL
! ferior qualifications, and no expe
! rience.
JACOB KNOBLOCK, cmd
: date for Commissioner, is an int
ligent citizen of German TowI
ship, and an honest, hard workin
; Farmer. If elected, he would III
/ doubtedly discharge his dutlt
9 to the best of his ability, which
: far superior to that of his opp
J, nent. Sc gG 0g
y A. BOYD, candidate for Cor
e ner, has resided in this count