Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-06

voGsas % WooDDCav C0CHfS ,
On Tsasday next 4 dsvolvss upon you to
chosss froo Tho csnlidates aow before you,
odhesrs 70 massage the affairs OF the cous-
y fcs the neat two years. This Is = Ia.
portsss duty, ssd ono which you should
Porfsso with IN eye single 70 the bsst 10.
serests Of the county. Good and eompe.
tens men sbcsld b elected, that the poves
which the people delegate to their ofkcsss
be not abused, nor the duties that devolvs
on each b neglected or improperly die.
charged. We want men Of experience,
whose abilities have been tested, and
whore honesty and qualifications are nm
questionable. Such men compose Tie
Democratic ticket.
For the ONCE Of County Judge-which
10 point Of importance to the people Of ,he
county 10 inferior to none in the State-we
have JoHN P. ALLISON. To those ac
qusinted With him, not one word Of com
msndation 10 necessary. He is knowa ..
IN able, fearless and impartial magistrate
IAN honest and judicious business man
and an exemplary and useful citizen
With Mr.. Allison - County Judge, the
Affairs Of the county will be wisely and
economically administered. He il well
versed in Law, possesses sound Judgment
and having scrupulous regard for homo,
and fair.dsaling, he would no. be guilt,
Of mean or unworthy act to accommo.
date bis most intimate friends, or even
himself. He is smrha.ically the man 70,
The Office, and in slecting him the voter.
Of Woodbury. county will perform an &C,
Of which they will ever BE- proud.
In CnAs. E. HcDoEs, the Democratic
candidate for Treasurer and Recorder, VI
have an honest, efficient and trust worth,
officer. During the time that he has held
the Office, for which be is now . candidate
for re election, he discharges i.s du.ie.
faithfully, promptly, and to The entire rat
isfaetioo Of the people. No man can say
that hei not faithful, accurate and hon
est officer; while scores will bear testimo.
ny to bis willingness always to assi.. those
who may have business to transact in hi.
Office. This will be conceded BY his mos,
i"veterate political opponents. In his re.
election the people will continue the ser.
vices Of . good officer; and Of this resu,,
We have not the slightest shadow of a
doubt.
Wv. II. FRAME, our present Sheriff, i.
the Democratic candidate. He has made
good ofiicer-accomodating and lenieo.,
where he could be without conflicting
with his duty-fearless and promp,
whenever the interest Of Iitigants or the
people required it.
The remainder Of the candidates on the
Democratic ticket are equally good and
competent men. They are all we'll known
to the people Of the county, and it require.
no argument from us to convince them
that they are the proper men f.. the off
ee' to which they severally aspire. With
JOHN P. ALLISON, for Co. Judge;
CHAS. E. HEDGES, for Treasure,
and Recorder;
WIN. H. FRAME, COR Sheriff:
JOHN c. LINlNGER, for Stunt q,
Schools;
A. R. MCCALL, for Drainage Conn.,:
JOHN X. COOK, for Co. Surveyor;
LOUIS D. LETILLIER, for Coroner;
The people Of Woodbury. may we'll be
proud Of her officers. The business of the
county will be conducted by men who
have deep interest 10 her prosperity and
reputation. In different positions of pub
lie trust, the gentlemen above named
have oil stood the JefFersouiau test Of
honesty and cspabiIi,y." These conside
rations should determine the action Of
voters on Tuesday next. Elec. men who
have been tried and found faithful. and
oil will be we'll.