The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-17


well known throughout the length and
breadth Of lie county, is popular with all
elrsses Of people, and will poll stronger
vote than aLg other man hat could have
been nominated There cannot be ques-
ton of bis election If our party knows It's
business.
HENRY g. PIERPONT, Of the banner
town IF Tso Rivers, !. our nominee for
County Treasurer. Judge PIERpoNr has
10 superior III qualifications il tie county
for TIE Office to which hi. party in con,
veution has placed him before The people
Of fine business capacity, an intellect Of no
common kind, and industry which cannot
be exceIed, The people will honor them
selves in honoring him. His Ieaponsibili-
ty is unqussiioned, and bis Democracy is
Of that kind that his voice can never be
drowned By an attack Of score Of black
Republicans. IL il a champion of our
principles, and in eacting him TO the office
u Treasurer, tbs Democratic party is bu:
honoring one OF it's aJlest defendants.
ADOLPH WITTNANN, Of M4niio-
voc, well known as one Of our principal
Druggists, WAS nominated by sccisnation
for Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors. -
This handsome compliment was due TO
him, for in times gone by his voice and
Pen had often been heard Sad read in favor
Of those principles which uoderis the foun
dation Of our government, and if his coun-
| trymen generally had needed lis warning
voice, our country would no. ROW be bleed
ing a. every pors. Mr.. WrrraAsN is a
ripe scholar, senslsmanIy ia his demeanor,
and his acquaintance wish the different
languages of our people will make him a
fayori'e r, the polls.
JOHN Z. EGG RS, Of Two Greeks, re
ceiYad the nomination for Register Of
Deeds. Ar. EGGERs is one Of he Oldest
residents ofth county, .nd has participate
ed more or less in our party matters since
The organization IN the county, SO that his
name is familiar. He is g stirring, active
man, Il first rate peHn&n, and will make
correct and careful Register. Such is his
popularity whore known, that We learn
from good authority that The northern por
ton Of the county will gi7e him an unani.
nous voie.
WM IL NICHOLS, Of Manitoroc, is
the candidate for District Attorney. lie
is leading member Of the Msnitowoc Bar.
and as oitizea and neighbor no man
stands higher. The business Of the coun-
ty wilI bo safe in hia hands, and the people
can rely that lie will attend to thair inter-
ests. No man deserves better of bis party.
JOSEPH W. THOMBS, of this town,
received the unanimous vote for County
superintendent Of Schools. Mr.. THeMBs,
although heretofore called Republican,
has never acted with that party to be iden
titled as IN Apoitonist For tie last year
he has been watching Aboli,ionism, awal-
loving down what was ieh Of the old Wing
party, and more than six months since de
cla'ed his rsnuncisti0n from its fanes, and
his intention 10 act with the Conservative
party Of the country-the Democracy.-
Every man iH the county who knows Mr..
IHoMBs-and nearly every nan does
knows that his honesty cannot be i'm
PeacLed-thAt his intentions canno. be
questioned That he is the right man for
Superintendent, and that he viii Dc elected
II rousing majority, every man Who
reads this Nil readily acknowledge. Alb
o.ilionsts viii howl against him, but their
hon.s viii avail nothing. Mr. TuoMBs
has TOO many personal friends to heed their
barking to the least extent.
Tiios ROBINSON, Of Msnitoroc, vas
nominated for Coroner lie has held the
Office before, and is qualified to fill it again.
GoM "iI run ahead Of his ticket.
PATRICK BRENNAN, for Surveyor,
is capital nomination. lie is practical
Surveyor and Engineer, and we believe
has heIi the office the four years previous
to the last. lie knows the county thro'-
out, and the people know be is the best