The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-10-23
The Democratic Ticket 1!


1t is with no ordinary feelings of pride
j qualification that VIC present the above
kct, nominated last Saturday. to the
nfdence and support of every Democrat
Mani.owoc county aud in dong so,
ge upon each and every one of them the
cessty of energy and action between this
ne and the evening of the third of No
mbcr.
| Our candidate for Senator, Hon.
GORGE REED, has represented us four
ars in Madison to the satisfaction of men
all parties, As an indefatigable and per-
ycriDg friend of the interests of our coun-
10 one can say he has his equal, and that
will take care Of our interests in the fn>
re no one will doubt
Capt. PETER MULHOLLAND is our
uddate for Sheriff. From youth he has
own up among our people, who know
d appreciate his virtues well. Cool and
gacious, and at the same time kind and
ustworthy, he is fit and proper candi-
.te for that Office. lie served bravely in
war, aud his record as Captain during
at campaign stands as good as any officer
it. He will receive every Democratic
ote, and scores of Republicans will sup
)rt him.
GOTTLEIB DAIMLER, for County
rcssurer, has no superior in qualifications
the county for the Office to which his
,rty in Convention has placed him before
10 people Of good business capacity, an
teilect of no common kind, and industry
hich cannot be excelled, the people can
ot do better than by electing him. His
onesty and responsibility are unquestion
4. There is no reason whatever why
IENRY BAETz, \ radical, should ho!d that
flee any longer, and the Democrats of the
1uDty will disgrace themselves if they al
w Mr.. DAIMLER to be defeated He is too
God a man to meet with that ill-luck, and
'e call upon every man TO protect him at
he polls, and see that he is elected.
JOHN FRANZ is the present incum-
ent of the Office of Register of Deeds, and
. Unanimous nomination has been conceded
o him for some months. No officer in this
!. any other county has made himself so
popular among the people by faithful at
ention to business, by courtesy to those
laving transactions in his Office. and fair
.ealing with all persons-be they high or
ow. He will not have any serious opposi-
ion.
WILLIAM BACH, for Clerk of the
Board OF Supervisors, is too we'll knowr as
. scholar and business man for us to speak
# him at great length. He has been
Jlcrk for four years, and has discharged
he duties of his Office with remark able e.
lelity and honesty. The affairs and statis>
les of the county have been preserved, its
.ffairs well managed, and every courtesy
hown to people having business with him.
ae is q model officer, and the people will
,cnor themselves in honoring BACH.
live him rousiDg majority.
e. b. TREAT Esq, for District Attor-
,ey, like FRANZ and BACH, received his
,omination by acclamation. He well de.
erved it, as lie is good lawyer, and an up
md down Democrat, and possessed of a
arge amount of industry and persever-
nee. He is leading member of the Man.
towoc bar, and will make an efficient Dis
.ict Attorney.
LEOPOLD IIEINEMAN for County
surveyor, and DR.. OSWALD for Coro>
Ter, are good nominations, and will receive
he whole strength Of the party.
In the First Assembly District, Hon.
'OHS ii. BOHNE was re nominated for