The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-17

We present to cur readers this week
the county ticket put in nomination by
the Republican Convention, on Saturday
last. We have not time this week to
say much in regard to the different nom
nations. The men are SO well and fay
orally known throughout the county,
that it is hardly necessary to say word
in reference to them.
JAMES H. KENT, of Eassilon town
ship, our candidate for Senator, IS far
mer and long resident Of this county.
He is a man Of good, sound intelligence,
man Of the people, while he may not
make as much noise as some men. he will
always be on hand and will always vote
right. 1t is not by any means the talk
ing man that has always the most in.
huencc in Legislative assemblies. SIR.
KENT will make good Senator-onc
that will look after the interests of the
farming community.
Hon ED. WRIGHT, of Cover town
skip, our candidate for Representative,
Is farmer and has represented this coun-
ty in two sessions Of the Legislature -
That he has done well for his consttu
cnts cannot be denied. He has been
tired and found faithful.
WM. MCLAIN. 81 Iuland township.
our candidate for County Judge, is also
Il farmer, and is known 70 most of the
voters Of the county. Tha. he ia fully
competent and honest is apparent 10 all
who know him. lie is the best account
ant in the county, and all may rest assur-
cd that bis administration will be an eco
nomical and just one.
s. S. DANIELS, candidate for Recor-
der and Treasurer, is well known to the
readers Of the ADVERTISER. OF his
merits, oar modesty forbid. Us to speak
as we might. We take this occasion TO
tender cur hearty Thanks to all who gave
US 50 generous and united support.
ALoNZo SHAW, candidate for Clerk,
has long been known to the citizens of
this county. He has served the county
faithfully heretofore and is well qualified,
naturally and BY his present occupation
of book keeping, for the Office he is to
fl.
JESSE l.. BRADSHAW, candidate for
Sheriff, is citizen Of Springfield town
ship, is a farmer, and an old settler in
the county. That he is we'll qualified for
the Office, need not be told to those who
know him. That he is popular in his
own ighborhool was demonstrated at
the convention
MARTIN G.. MILLER, of Sugar Greek
township, candidate for Surveyor, is the
present incumbent, and his re nomination
IS good evidence Of his ability and ac-
eePtability
JAMES MctLUSa, OF Massilon town.
ship, candidate for County Superintcn,
dent, is farmer and tsacher-he is well
and fayorably kaown to the citizens Of
Upton in the latter capacity. His fit
ness for that Office no one will deuy. He
is one of the best, ii not the best Eng
lisa scholars in the county.
D@TID pLATslR, candidate for Drain
age Commissioner, is one of the Oldest
citizens Of Pioneer township-hc is emf
nently qualified for that Office, or any
other that might be named. There were
thousands Of acres Of swamp lauds select.
ed IN this county, and it is of great i'm. I
pertance that good man should be So.
lceted to look after it.
AUSTIN PARSONS, candidate for Cora.
ner, is also an old citizen Of the comfy
He is an honest, faithful man. and we'll
qualified to perform the duties of tie
office
Republicans, We have spoken briefly Of
'our candidates; whatever thev might