The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-10-11

ago, Ne was appolntei Register OF lhe Lahd
office at Lacrosse, and removed to that
city, where he discharged the duties of
that Office up TO the time the present "no
party took possession of the reins of gov
erumen,. We venture TO predict, that in
the city of Lacrosse where he ha, resided
for the last six years without an enemy,
there will be no candidate run against
him.
The nominee for State Treasurer is
HERcULEs L. DoUsMAN, of Prairie du
Chen, whom we believe is a native Of
Wisconsin. If not, he is one of lis oldest
settlers He is brother of DR.. John q.
and George d. Dousman Of Milwaukee,
and is admitted by all to be the best man
in the State for that office. He is per-
sonally responsible for larger sum than
he will have in money at any one time
belonging TO the State. His election i.
certain.
The nominee for Attorney General,
Pinto A ORION, r, of Lafayette, is a
young lawyer of fine ability. He was
presented by the Delegates from that
county, ard nominated by acclanalion.
The nominee for Bank Comptroller,
Hon. JANIS VoLMAR, of Washington coun
ty, is a successful merchant. He is a na>
tive os Prussia, and has resided in Wis
consin from the time he was quite young
man. He was educated merchant, has
a perfect command Of the English lam
guage, and is probably IA we'll qualified
for Comptroller as any man in the State.
His known business habits and integrity
will secure him the entire vote of his own
county, and, we confidently believed large
majority of the votes IN the State. lie is
the only man nominated for that office
that the same can be said of, while keep
ing probability IN view.
The nominee for State Superintendent,
II. G. WlNsI ow, of Racine, is book
seller in that city, an old school teacher,
a civil engineer, &c. Those who know
him, assure US that he is the right man
for the place. -r
Last, but not least, comes the nominee
for State Prison Commissioner, JONI J.
CR1LLIY, of Milwaukee. OF the merits Of
this candidate, like that of many of the
others, we can speak from our own per
soma! knowledge Mr. CRILLEY was
Delegate in the Convention, and never
dreamed of being candidate until his
uame was mentioned in the Convention
Wien this nomination wss reached, Mr..
Dennis, of Wa'ertown, called the at;en-
ton Of the Convention to the fact that one
class Of our adopted citizens, who are The
mos, loyal to the party and to the country,
was not represented on the ticket He
said lie had reference to the Irish, who
have always proven true to the party.
Some ore then remarked, that inasmuch
as Milwaukee had no representative on the
ticket, he would propose the name of ex-
Alderman CRILLEY, from the Third Ward,
which was received with shouts, and
unanimously approved Of by reclamation.
Mr.. CRILIEY is young man about thirty
years of age, we'll educated, of good and
industrious habits, thorough business
man, and one whose integrity was never
questioned. He is at present Deputy
Sheriff of Milwaukee, and very popular.
lie is a native Of ''the green Isle of the
ocean," and we will pledge his Ward, the
great Gibra!ter OF democracy, for 1000
majority for the whole ticket.
Such is the ticket presented for the
ratification of the people in November.
l. is ticket which in point of ability and
integrity the people Lave never before had
an opportunity to endorse.
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