Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
Dsnesrssas Cosnsy Ticket.

We are gr.si6ed 10 learn that he Dem.
Oeratic candidates for the several county
Offices ere we'll received BY the people
throughout the county, and that de- pros.
pects for tho election Of the entire ticket
ore very cheering. The ability, integrity
and eminent qualifications Of the several
candidates TO properly discharge the do.
ties Of the respective positions for which
they have been nominated, present stron-
ger claims upon the mind Of The hossst
voter than the Qualification Of H. petty
spite and Jealousy Of . 5sv disa6scssd
politicians.
lnsJoHx P. ALLISON. The candidate for
County Judge, the people have IN boness,
intelligent, fearless sod upright uso-ons
who can not be swerved from the faithful
discharge Of his duty BY the love Of
friends or fenr of enemies. Possessing !
good education, On intimste knowledge Of
law, and beins prompt aud correct bu-
siness man, he is eminently fitted for the
Office Of County Judge. No one doubts
this, and the large majority by which We
confidently believe be will be elected, will
show that the voters Of Woodbury. county
appreciate and are willing to reward true
merit.
CHAs. E. HEDoEs, candidate for Tres
surer and Recorder, is the present ,ncum.
beat Of that office, and during the past
two year. has faithfully and satisfactorily
discharged its duties. Whatever may be
said Of his political antecedents, not
ono word can in truth be said against his
official integrity and ability. In the per-
Torrance of bis duties Is an officer he has
ever been prompt and accommodating, re-
ceiving high voluntary encomiums from
both political friends and foes. He is the
nominee Of regularly constituted Demo.
cratic Convention, and - such Is entitled
to and will receive the support Of every
true Democrat.
In our candidate for ShcriAr-WrLLlAn
II. FRAME, the present incumbent--we
have . man iu every respect qualified for
the Office. Vigilsnt and untising. b. per
miss no part Of bis dssy to b neglsstsd.
Thus far be has given foil sa,isfsstion,
and will continue TO do - II re- elected.
DR.. A. B. Mccall, Of Smitblasd, 10 the
right man for Draioags Co,nnissioner.
He is 90 intelligent, wide-swake farmsr,
and will make first rate officer.
The office Of Superintendent of Com
mon Schools is one Of vital importance to
every voter in the county. Every man
does, or should, take lively interest in
everything tending to advance the cause
Of educatiou-in elevsting and improving
our system Of instruction. TO this end,
and in order To secure the full advantages
Of our present school law, the Office Of
County Superintendent of Com. Schools
should be occupied BY mao deeply 10
terested in educational matters, and one
who will devote proper amount Of time
aud attention 70 the impossast duties Of
The Office. In JoHH C. LIxlsoEs the PEG.
pie will End the proper man in whom 70
eon6de this important trust. His sduca.
ton and occupation 10 IN eminent degree
fit him for the Office, and the voters Of the
county BY elecsing him will perform du-
~ they never will regret.
JoHx X. Cook, the candidate for County
Surveyor, 10 one of the first settlers Of
Woodbury. county, and 10 . man who
needs no word Of praise from vs. 10 con-
vince the voters of his qualifications for
this or any other Office. He 10 . large
real estate owner. and - such, upon the
Board Of Equalization will seslously
guard the interests Of Taxpayers.
l.. d. LIZ TrLk,Ea, candidate for Coro-
ue', is the present occupant Of that odice.
He is good citizen snd faithful officer.
Taken oil together. the Democratic
ticket 10 composed Of good, compstent
and honest men, and in the event Of their
election, the people will secure faithful and
Trustworthy guardians Of the public in.
terest.