Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-28
OUR COUNTY TICKET.


of the public only, and did fheir whole
duty in making the choice they did.
They looked for and found men of ability
and integrity-trne, honest. and upright.
j. T. Moak, Esq. of Watertown, was
nominated for the Senate. Mr.. Moak is
a gentleman IN every sense of the word.
He is an old resident, was at one time
political editor of tne Republican, and at
all times one of the live men of Water
town. He has stood up manfuliy IN that
Democratic stronghold, and battled for
justice, humanity, and the Republican
cause. He is an active business man, a
social, genial fellow, we'll deserving the
high reputation he enjoys, and il that
city does him haf justice, though in
tensely Democratic, it will give him
good round majority. Citizens of Water
town, take our impartial judgement in
this matter; lay asides your political
prejudices. and of your own vote, send
this honored and faithful friend of your
interests % the Senate, and you will Go
yourselves and your city an honor. and
him but simple justice. Whether you
heed our advice or not, for the interests
of our county at large, for the respect we
have for him, his ability, integrity and
honor as man, we in the south part OF
,he county will ia e care that he be cleo
ted by a noble majority.
James Klimer, of Pennington, was
nominated for Sheriff He is man of
good executive ability; he was for one
term Superintendent of the Poor House.
and in the discharge of his official duties
he won the respect and esteem of all who
knew him He is an honest and faithful
citizen, reads human nature we'll, is up
right, manly, courteous, and just the man
Tor Sheriff Of this county.
Edmund Sweeney. of WATERFOWL, is
the nominee fer Treasurer. He is IN
frishnan by birth, proud Of his nativity,
and is a frank and generous soul. He is
we'll educated, a good accountant, and
every way worthy. The finances of the
county have never been looked after clos
err or better than during his present term.
See to it, voters of etferson county, that
you continue him in Office.
E. 6. Kaltenbrun, of Lake Mills. was
nominated for Register of Deeds. He is
IA German by birth young and active
business man. He was nominated unan-
imously He is highly esteemed by the
people of Lake Mills, and is universally
admitted TO be the right man for the
place.
w. w Bowers, of Oakland, was nom
mated for Clerk OF the ,oard He is a
thorough scholar, and an active Republi-
can, and has a bright future before him.
He served three years faithfully 10 the
LIST Wis. Cavalry, to put down the infam-
Gus rebellion. aud should the Democrats
get up another, he is ready to serve six
years more, if necessary, to put it down.
We know him to be perfectly competent
to discharge the duties Of the Office. He
will run largely ahead of his ticket In
he town where he resides, and will be
elected.
Lieut.. Carl Strive, of Pennington, is
the nominee for Clerk Of the Court. Mr.
Struve is we'll qualified for this Office. He
is a German by birth, but speaks the
English language fuently; has ha d much
experience as clerk and is a ready, easy
writer. He will make a strong run, as
he is well-known and deservedly popular
throughout the county.
Major Geo. W Burchard, Of Fort At
kinson. the nominee for District Attor-
ney, is just the man to fill the position
with distinction and honor He is ripe
scholar, good lawyer, an old resident Of
the State, and of this county nearl y two
years He is well known to the soldiers
everywhere, having served three years in
the army, with and along side Of the he
roic 18th, and there formed attachments
with large number of our citizens iii
that regiment, which will not soon be for
gotten. Let us say to the voters Of the
county. if you wish these who do wrong
prosecuted With answering fidelity, vote
for Burchard.
Lieut.. G. p Goodrich, of Oakland, Is
the nominee for Surveyor. He does MOI
need our praise. He is the present in
cumbent, and has before held that respon-
ssble place. He is thoroughly competent
and will discharge his duty as he always
has done.
j. L. Manville, of Jefferson, is the
nominee for Coroner In this instance
as is usual, because the Office is not one
Of profit, it is rendered to one Of our best
aud most respected citizens We could
not please him more than TO beat him
provided it could be done with anything
but Democratic votes
Ia conclusion, let us say that this coun-
ty has usually given Democratic MAORI
ties, yet with the platform which they
now have, weak, unconstitutional, rev
| olutionary and void" suggestive of war
devoid of every element Of peace, while
the people are all crying "let US have
peace'-with nominees already beaten
and recoiling beneath.th terrible rebuke
of the people everywhere-with the party
itself disrupted, demoralized and broken
to pieces, because neither their platform
nor nominees are acceptable to the Ameri-
can people-with all these advantages over
them, we shall walk over the course, am
sweep this county as if by whirlwind.
Rally then, Republicans. rally : Fort
atkinson Herald.