The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-24
THE REPUBLIcAH TICKET.

The Republican District and Coun.
y Conventions on Friday last were the
best attended Of any ever held in this
eity-every town being represented in
the County Convention and every
County in that for the District. The
action vas harmonious throughout, and
the tickets placed in nomination will,
We trust, give satisfaction to all.
CHARLES A. GILMAN.
Who stands in nomination for the Sem
ate, has been for number Of years one
Of tho leading men in the District. A
practical business man, with untirins
energy and perseverance, lie would be
able to further very materially the in
terests Of this portion Of Northern Min
nesota during . term in the Legisla-
ture. We are confident that st. Cloud
would not suffer At his hands. This
District is thoroughly Republican, and
Mr.. Gilman's extensive acquaintance,
reaching to every section Of it, will in.
sure his election by fine majority.
J. D. CARR,
VI OsuK Oeutrc, tue CanUluaIe I0r Kep-
resentative from Stea1ns, is a man held
in the highest esteem throughout the
western part Of the County, not only
for his honesty and irreproachable
character, but also for his ability. He
will command the support Of both Re-
pabicans and Democrats, and the pros
poets are highly favorable for his cleo
ton.
DIR. J. G. D. PETTIJOHN
Wa tho selection of that portion OF tho
District outside Of Stearns county. DR..
PsttJohn j, a resident Of Pope county,
and though . new comsr, stands we'll
ia that and the adjoining localities. He
" staunch Republican, aud gentle
nan Of culture and experience. The
party vote alone renders his election
certain.
JANIS H. HALL
Heads, very worthily, the County Tick.
q - the candidate for Treasurer. The
Judge u the man to win. He has
hosts Of friends in both parties who
viii put him through" the canvass
With good majority. He is IN excel.
)sat business man, honest, hard-work.
Ing md careful, and will make an ex-
eo)lent Treasurer.
JOHN ZAPP
10 also on tho Democratic ticket a 4
saadidats fox Register Of Deeds. He
Aas given such general satisfaction DUR
iss the past, that bis reelection will be
eesepeable 70 oil parties.
CAPT. L. ". COLLINS
Il quite - good as reelected County
Attorney. While confident th.t he
holds over for another year, he is per-
feetly wiling to lead the Democratic
candidate around the race, and at the
close lead Elm BY = majority Of three
hundred At least. This operation is
just sport for the Captain, aud he is as
certain to be elected Is is the 5th Of
November to dawn upon the world.
PETER T. Stafford,
The candidate for Sheriff, resides 10
the town Of Getty, near Sank Centre,
aud With \ thorough acquaintance
through the entire County, will poll a
heavy vote. Mr.. Stafford would dis
charge tho duties Of Sheriff faithfully
and aecsptably to the people.
O1LAN 1A6WELL.
This nomination for the Office of Judge
Of Probate was made As being due to
tho portion Of the County where Squire
Farwell resides, IS also to consistent,
energetic Republican, and . straight
forward citizen. A better selection
could not easily have been made, and
the people will show their wisdom by
slsoting Nh. F. to the Office.
+ N. r. NOEL
Il in every way qualified to gil the Of
fee. Of County Surveyor. His long res
ideuce in the County, and an extensive
experience, both in civil engineering
and in government and local surveying,
render him well worthy the support Of
The voters for the place for which he j.
now in nomination.
#~t5 THOMAS g. ALDEN
Would make capital Coroner. He is
IN vall. known in Stearns county 70