Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-02

confident, will meet with the .appro-
val of the people. =
DIR. HENDERSON, =.
The nominee for Representative is q
gentleman Of high educational AZ
tainments, and, we believe without
any personal enemies. Indeed, his
long residence in this county. his
elevated character. integrity, ire
pressible energy, clear, sound judg-
ment, and economical habits are so
familiar to our people that it is
really unnecessary for us to refer tp
them There is as much difference
between him and his opponent. in
all the exalted element which should
constitute an efficient. worthy Rep
resentative. as there is between a
veteran teacher and ahecedarian.,
JAMES COOK. ' .~:;.'-:.
the nominee for Auditor, is emf
nently we'll qualified for the position.
Universally respected. wherever
known. he will, we hope, receive
enough votes to elect him.
JOHN w. GRIER, -:
the nominee for Treasurer, is one
of those patriotic gentlemen. who
exposed his life for the good of bis
country, and while in the line of
duty, was badly wounded. Honest.
competent, and in every way worthy,
we trust the, electors Of ,Wyn1nlet
county will honor themselves $ ,hy
electing Captain Grier, and thus
confer on him a small but JUST CON.
pliment, for the services he rendered
the country in the hour Of its sorest
trial. .... 80. -.
JF REISER,
was chosen unanimously for Sher
if. A better and more deserving
nomination could not have been
made. While everything can he
said in his favor, nothing can trath
fully be uttered against him. #
elected, and there are strong hopes
that he will he. the duties Of the. ofs
fee will he faithfully, promptly and
efficiently performed His good
ness of heart. his honesty. industry,
and all the elevated traits which con
stitutes a true gentleman: and, good
citizen, commend him to the voters
Of the county. and we feel sure they
will reward him at the ballot box.
o. X. BROWN; : ~,--3=as-
the nominee for Clerk. is well quail
fed for the duties of that office.
This selection is an excellent one
and he ought to beat his opponent
out of his boots.
CAPT. ROBERT w. pool.
was nominated for Recorder. He is
highly spoken Of by those well az
quainted with him. In every wav
we'll fitted for the Office and despr
wing of the same, we sincerely hope
that the voters Of the county will
elect him. and thus manifest RI ast
excellent Judgment in their choice.
A. KALI. E-,Q.,
was nominated for Prosecuting At
torney although he declined the po
sition. Mr.. Kali is young man OF
rare energy, industry, talent, and
should be elected.
s WATSON,
the man whom we originally sug-
gested and recommended through
these columns. was unanim Duslv
nominated for Commissioner. We
picked him out for that position, not
because Of anv personal obligations
to him individually. or even friend
ship towards us, but because we
k low that he is most competent to
discharge the responsible duties of
the office in accordance with the in
terest of the whole people He4can-
not be pulled bv the nose bv H A.
Hovt Il Co. He will not allow ex-
orbitant prices to be paid merely for
the advancement of party interests,
but he will see that every contract is
performed thoroughly and at the
very lowest figures. He is rare
natural mechanic, possesses most
clear and sound judgment, and his
business qualifications are unsur.
passed by any other man 10 thi:
county. ...
Again. as in our first article, We
recommend his election, not upon
grounds of personal friendship, but
because of his pre- eminent fitness
for the place. ..rsss So. !; (