Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
Our County candidates.

Coz. 3 BATES Of this place, who heads our
tick ct as a Candidate for ne Legislature, flls
to OVERLOOKING the JeTersonisu requisites,
! rHoncaty end Capacity" Re has been a res
ident Of the county nearly three years, among
It's 6rst settlers, snd no one has done more
to promote tho interests, and build up the
county than Col. Bates. He has always
stood BY the people and hy Dakota county,
and 10 opportunity has paused that he neg
looted to do good for their benefit. He is fol.
ly capable to discharge the duties of repre-.
sentative, nnd will make Just such a repre-.
sentative as NO should have at Omaha.
Carr. C. O'CoENoR Of 81. Johns, is our
o,har Candidate for ne Legislature. He too,
came TO the county ct an esrly day, and hss
always been a fast and tried friend Of this
part Of Nebraska. lie 10 permanently loca-
ted in the county and is not with US TO day
and away TO morrow. Understanding the
true source Of wealth in this county, he has
gone to work industriously, and 10 the right
way to make him o home, by opening him up
a farm, and be now has one Of the finest
farms on Elk Creek, that no has broken, i'm
proved and cultivated With his owe bands. lie
Ia Omphatioally. one Of the people. There 10
no uan in tho county better qualified to rep.
rc3apt it in tho Legislature than be ia. Well
sdu,a'cd, possessing touni Judgment and
discretion, industrious and business habits,
he is just tho man for the place.
with such men as Bates and O'Connor to
represent Dakota county, she viii be repre-
ssnted as she no1er has been before, and to
the entire satisfaction and credit Of her
people.
VIZ L. CARyAEAN, Candid, DE for Recorder,
is q youug man Of good business quaiisUa-
tions, q good penman, aud eminen,ly suited
fo- the place, ia will make % a faithful,
competent and honest officer.
ZIBl hilLLA0r, Candidate tor County Treas.
urU, is an old settler and well known 10 ell
our ]oitisous. No better man could ba7e been
selected for the position. lie is a plain hon
est farmer, and will see that the money Of the
county is not squandered or wasted. and this
is important, for during his term Of ofics, he
will have considerable Of The peoples money
to handle and take care Of.
JoHS j. THACr, C1ud,dat: FOR County Com
mis5ioHsr, vss nominated because he held the
office before, and Was known to be a compo-
tent, efficient aad sn upright officer. o man
who Anew the vsn,s Of the county, who was
fully couyerssnt With the county business,
and in whom the people have the utmost and
entire confidence
4 It. BAKvH, c1siidct for Probate yq9ys,
will make a a~rs,-rate oihoor. Like all our
nominee, he is az old resident known to our
e Pie, and Known 20 be a good man, well
qualified TO- Tie position
JAGEs McGlNS, Candidate for Shsrg All
the duties OF a Sheriff are extremely unp,eas-
ant. To inform a person by 8 suuamoHs tbst
he has been sued because he was unable, or
unwilling to pay to serve an execution to
seiss and sell 3 mans property to arrest a
criminal; aud 20 execute the s%eyerest penslty
known to the law-the taking the life Of o
convict who has been ooudomued 10 death, 10
perform these Aui other duties Of the sheria's
Office are unpleasant indeed, both for the eli.
Ger and those who are unfortunate enough 70
have anything to do with him Itis therefore.
essential that a Sheriff should be kind and
polite, and unite them with good business
qualifications. Our nominee combines these
requisites in an eminsn: degree.
JANIS W. VIRTUE, C4rG5Ga for County
Clerk. Every body knows Jim" and that
it would BE- impossible ia this OF sny ether
c:-u'" 90 set usl tla. sol'i i-.. his NJ