Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

election. in this county. Although we
cannot a~lfsecure. the very men for every
Office we. individually desire, or think
best Qualified as Anerican citizens We
are bound 70 be satisfied with the selec-
tons of a majority Of our fellOw-citizens
This is one of the great features IN our
system of government, a strict observ-
ance to which is indispensable.
The men elected on the county ticket
are those wei known as properly quail
fed for the positions assigned them by
their fellow citizens. 9 oa57ie GH
AS to the members elect of the House,
Nemaha COunty' white she may have had
as good has never had a better delega-
ton. DR.. NOEL of BrOwnyille, has had
n terms experience, and is one Of our
best citizens. Mr.. BAKER, of Peru is a
man Of much experience in Businessman
tiers: is well posted sn public affairs, and
will represent his constituents we'll DIR.
KEE11Se, Of Nemaha City, is ayoung
man Of much promise, having paid more
attention to has profession than to politics,
bat being possessed of a good mind be
will we are sure, not fail to give s~atisfac-
ZION. Mr.. CRow is one out of a bost of
the intelligent 'enterprising, ahorough-
going farmers in Nemaha County, and
viii reflect credit as the representative of
the farming interests Of Nenaha.
C. w. WHEELER, Probate Judge, pos
sesses many native qualifications for the
position and with a little and
posting up" on law, will give the, peo-
pie Of Nemaha, no cause TO regret hav-
ing selected him for the responsible Office
be holds. re- .las.1g
J. B. Wells, Familiarity known as the
"Parson," viii, We have no doubt, make
aprcmpt and efficient Sheriff.
Judge SANDERS, County Commission
has filled that responsible station since
the creation Of the Office in this county,
and the very large majority by which he
was elected two years ago, and nowagain
re-eleoeds5i is satisfactory evidence of the
peoples appreciation of his services
w. H. HoovER, re-elected Register
Of Deeds, is most admirably fitted forthat
Office. He is of Ongexperience; is al
waysat his post; gentlemanly in his IN
~tercourse, and s~crUpblously neat and ex-
act with The Books Of the office. $50
T. w. BEDroRD, County Clerk, and
for the past two years, County Surveyor,
is one of our active, steady, driving citi-
zens; and being a ready and neat pen
man, and competent accountant will give
perfect satisfaction in his office. .71E
JACoB STRIeKLER; Treasurer, for sew
eral years past Book-keeper for the ex-
tensive House Of Crane & Hil-now
Thee. Hill, IN this City, has secured for
himself IN enviable reputation as an
honest and trustworthy business man..
The finances will be well looked after.
a. L. eOETE, County Surveyor, is an
old hand at the surveying business is
one.of the oldest Inhabitants and can
run Off almost every foot Of land inthis
county, without compass or chain. o
J. H. MAUx and j. B. BERcER. Jus,
tees Of the Peace. Mr.. Maun has but
few superiors for such a position; a man
Of sound mind, excellent Judgment well
posted, and considerable Judicial expert
ence. Mr.. Berger, although never ma
king before any PretentiOps in that line,
yet5with experience viii wear the ermine
satisfactorily no doubt. = F1
JosHuA RocrRs and RFUBES BEReER,
Cpnstables, are both of experience and
well qualified. They will bring law
breakers to itoe the mark."V Oh el51
Now the election is over, let Us all 60
to work again to push along our county
md the localities in which we may be sit
1ated. Political battles, like all others.
caves at least, wounded ones on the field.
Generally, however, the wounds are cas-
ly healed, and the contest soon forgot
IN. Many things are said and done es7
2ecially in heated contests, that are much
o. be regretted, after the excitement
lies away, and "caImi consideration comes
on" We have never passed through a
political campaign without feeling, after
all was over that in7the. heat Of-excIe.
ment,we had said anddone many things
we much rather had not been: In this
particular, we presume we do not differ
from most men. We never Intentionally
wound the feelings of any one, OF al
low ourself to less estimate men because
of political differences Of opinion; andH
we have uttered a werd in the campaign
lust passed, calculated in the least, toodissl
tuFbl the aeqnammityaof alsingle individ6-
al, we are sorry. 1895 ~ '17l-
We have but one obi ct in yiew-that Of
tka co0,o,on rood- We believe this "a be