Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-10-04

tan, in exultinS over the disaster Of Bull
Run. Vote for Price and Shipman, whose
loyalty and patriotism have been tried and
are beyond suspicion or Doubt
FOR TREASURER AND RECORDER,
HUGH j. CAMPBELL is honest and capable,
we'll known in political and legal circles
When the government called for men to take
up arms and aid in putting down the rebel
lion, Mr.. G. was one of the first to enroll his
name in response to that call, and united his
fortunes with those who have since gained
national reputation for the First Iowa. Sac
riiicing an increasing practice at the bar,
with all the pleasures and comforts of home
life, he counted not his life dear in going
forth to fight the battles of his country. He
returns to us with the scars Of the battlefield
obtained in the front ranks, when pressed by
an overwhelming and determined foe.-
While his competitor, Mr.. Hoch, was decry-
ing the war and crying for peace and COM
promise with traitors, Mr.. Campbell was
efectin2 a compromise at the point Of the
bayonet, and shed his blood thereon,
| Boys Of the Iowa First, will you turn your
backs upon any of your comrades in arms?
Remember Wilson'S Creek, and vote for
Hugh j. Campbell, who stood by your side
in that hard-fought battle!
| FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
j. OARsKAppAN is too we'll known to re-
quire any commentator at our hands. Ii
you think him unfit for the position, ask him
to-day and he will tell you more Of its affairs
and condition than the present Incumbent
Vote for JEROME CARsKADDAN!
FOR SHERIFF.
We propose to give no life leases. VIM
Gordon has had the fees, emolumcnts and
Iperouisites of the Office for four years
SherifIs never settle until they go out OF Of
flee. While we would not intimate that there
is ANYTHING wrong in the affairs of the Office
we do say, that every public office should set
lite I'D once in four years. Has Gordon any
claims on your county patronage? He was
rood carpenter until the Democratic party
made A GOOD sheriff of him. Now let Us take
our carpenter, II. II. IIINs, and Wen make
GOOD Sheriff of him. Gordons only fault Is III
i found in bad company, and like poor Tray
mustlikewisc perish. Votefor plain, honest anl
capable II. II. HISE for Sheriff. by which you
endorse the policy of the government.
| FOR SUPERINTENDENT
of Common Schools, D. II. GooDNo is CIV
cry way qualified, and is the nominee OF
Convention which was almost unanimous.
,, in favor of change His opponent, Mr. W ood
house, went into that Convention, took HI
chances, was defeated by large vote, an
now runs in opposition to the choice OF cor
: vantion. to whom he was then willing to con
8 fide his interests.
Vote for GooDNo.
THOMAS MORFORD
< Can sit on body as well, at least, as the OF
@ posing aspirant-we think with little MOI
i dignity. In fine, he is the man to make tn
office what it should be-onc of dignity an
: crave responsibility. If you can't vote ft
d MoRFoRD why then votef Cor Chaudoin. Provit
:. for the contingency Of a vacancy in the She
? ifs Office, by elccting Coroner who is con
} petent to act as Sheriff
u GAMALIEL OLDS
Is too well known, knowing we'll, whe1
drainage is most needed He will make q
efficient and accommodating Commissioner.
" FRANK DORR
|" Will survey your lands as well, or bette
: than Mr.. AXE, cor any other man. A your
{ man Of probity, honor and ability. Vote f
/ him!
IT Vote the Republican ticket, as it is the on
l. endorsement which you can give the Admit
IL stration at the ballot-box, on Tuesday mex