The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
OTR COUNTY TICKET.

We call especial attention to the Ticket
which the Republican party of Manito-
voc county have placed before the peo
pie this fall Not because the nominees
are unknown, but because we know they
viii bear the closest scrutiny: because we
know they are men we'll qualified for the
positions which their supporters desire
them to ELL. Take each one separately
and examine him This should be done
every time. in local elections especially.
First for School Superintendent we find
Mr. A. NJ RICHTER A better choice
could not have baen ma lie. Mr.. R.,
possesses an excellent education he is
thoroughly practical man; he has been a
school teacher and very successful one;
he was four years our village clerk giving
eminent satisfaction TO al who had any
thing to do with him; his records show
shat he can write Il history OF events in a
brief. concise and yet perfectly explicit
manner: he is known, as business man,
to be honest and capable, industrious and
temperate in his habits IF elected, we
think we can safely state, he will attend
closely to the educat tional interests of the
county. That is, he will visit schools,
give no undeserring persons certificates,
and when on his tour of inspection will
manage to keep out Of the gutter. 1t is
true he does not need the Office for his
support but the people need him to sup
port the Office.
For Clerk Of the Court the name of
Mr.. OTro TRoEMEL is presented. Mr..
I. was once an editor III this place and
well sustained the name of being an able
writer He has held several positions of
political trust and has never been found
wanting He is straightforward ina his
transactions, good penman and acquaint-
ed with the duties which we would fain
see him perform. IF he is defeated the
party will have the satisfaction of know
ing the people rejected an excellent man.
CHAs W. WHITE, Esq, is the nominee
for Supervisor at large. Perhaps our
people are not all aware of the fact that
the Legislature la st winter passed spe-
cial act increasing the number of our
County Supervisors from three to seven
IN order to put a stop to the wholesale
svindling performances the Democratic
party in this locality 1t was thought
that if the number was larger it would be
more difficult to form lIsive parties, a
view of the subject with which we fully
concur, more especially when We remem-
her the fact that the Republican party
intend to have representatives in this
enlarged board. Mr. WHITE is one OF
The number 4 Justice Of the Peace
and man who has had considerable ex-
perience in ferreting out trickery and
swindlers We think ne would be capital
| man to put into shat board where during
the past thousands and thousands Of dol
arS have been needlcs5ly expenIea-aye
verse, have been crowded down into the
pockets of gooi Democratic Office holders,
deny twho dare! WeaSk the people to
| give us Justice in the board we have
been deprived Of 1t altogether too long
| Of the Districs nominees we will speak
| briefly In the First, Nick Dittnlar,
as he is fani!iariy known, is nominated
| for the assembly and as matter of course
will be elected. When he makes start
for anything he generally succeeds. S.
| Samuelson is nominated for Supervisor.
| Mr.. S. was soldier, and worked his
way mp from the ranks in the 18Th Wis,
we believe, to commissioned ofllce
He is man that can be trusted. tha
much we kao,o In the Second, Mr.. E
S. Bedell is nominated for Assembly
He is very popular in his district ant
deservedly so. He has been schoo
teacher and soldier, in both places Il
sw certain knowledge he has done hi