White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-27
REpuB11CAH COUNTY TICKET.
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Republican Convention and Ticket.
The Republican County Convention
which met at Troy. on Saturday last, wa
we'll attended, enthusiastic, and harmoni
ous. That true and tried Free Stat
man. Benjamin Harding. Of Wsthens
presided and Edward Russell, Esq. o
Elwood. Free State man from princi
pie, (being BY birth an Alabsmian, wa
Secretary. Tho ticket was nominated
which will be found at the head Of thi'
column.
Nathan Price. Of Gesry City, the can
didste for Council, is . working Repub
licsn. He is of Quaker descent, and is {
native Of Chester County. Pennsylvania
in John Hickmsn's District. OF course
he is "good egg," and will do to bel
on. He is well posted in politics, and
knows how to speak his mind.
R. NJ. Williams, of White Cloud. is
q candidate for Representative. Every.
body in this end of the County knows
Rus. He was here during the dark days
Of Kansas, and knows what the Free
State people Of Kansas had to endure
when such men as Blakely. Whitehead
Benight & Co. held sway. For farther
particulars, see vote, in November.
E. j. jenkins. of the staunch Republi.
can Township of Burr Oak. is also q
candidate for Representative. He is q
good and q popular man.
Jacob T. Pierce, Of Iowa Point, 70,
Commissioner, we spoke of last week
A better selection could not have been
made. He is an old settler, and an IN
wsvering Free State man.
A. Lsrzelelsre, of Wathena, for Com
missioner, is another old Free State
standby. He causes tho Pro.Slavery
Democracy more trouble than any other
ten men in the County. He is up to all
their rascally practices, and is always on
hand to expose them. In fact. be used
to be . Democrat himself, and knows all
the tricks and quirks of the institution.
He was one Of the old Board Of Super.
visors. that brought suits against leading
Democrats for the recovery of stolen
school money, which suits were dismiss
Ell BY the present Board. NJ. Lsrselere
will be elected, and then look ont for an
overhsuling Of the acts of the present
honest and faithful Board.
A. Lowe, Of Doniphsn, for Commis.
sioner. has stood by his faith in q com.
munity where he has had but little COM
pany or encouragement. Yet the party
is growing. and will give an account Of
itself which will be gratifying to those
who have remained faithful in its dark
hours.
George 8. Hough. of Elmood. is the
candidate for Sheriff. Major Hough is
ono Of the best and most popular men in
The County, and is sure to be elected.
VIM. H. Wilson. Of Marion Township,
the third candidate for Representative.
and George D. Bennett, of Wolf River,
for Assessor. are unknown to us; but,
Judging by the balance of the ticket, We
are confident that they are good and true
men.
Upon the whole. q better ticket has
never been brought out; and the candi.
dates are well distributed over the Coun.
y. We have bot two observations to
make. in conclusion:
l. If the ticket is to be elected. every
Republican in the County must keep in |
mind the election day. and go to the
polls. It will not do for them to ssay st |
,ome. and calculate that there are enough
o do the work without them. II they
10 not turn out. they will have no right
o complain at being imposed upon and
obbed BY Pro-Slsvery officials.
2. There must be no trading and sell.
ag Of candidates. for local interests.
That game has been played just often
nough. and another transaction of the
ind will smash the Republican party
sitter than the Democracy now are. Il