The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-10-14
OR COUNTY TICKET.

The RepubiIcan NOMINATIONS iof Coo'
ty Offers are gladly received and univel-
sally approved IN every town OF our Coun-
~ and will be chcerfully supported not
ONLY by every republican but by very
many of our felow-citizcns who have
heretofore believed in the alluremcnts
and promises Of our opponents and be-
heved only to be disappointed again and
arain and instead of retrcnchment ana
reform have seen nothing but squander-
inr Of the public funds and an annual IN
crease of now almost unbcarable taxa
ton.
We are happy to know that all the
nominees for County Supervisors on our
ticket are men well known for honesty
and integrity. Mr.. FAYErTE ARMsBY
has been among Us for over twenty years,
has attended to every office entrusted to
him to the entire satisfaction of his con
q tuents, IS esteemed as man OF un-
compromising integrity by every one that
ever knew him, and will make better
County Supervisor than we can remem-
Der to have had for many years.
MIR. HENRY STRoDTHoFF, German,
came to this County twenty-one years
ago, went right to work clearing land and
now owns as good farm as we know OF
in the town of Newton during that
time he has been repeatedly elected to,
and very satisfactorily filed the several
town offices, is well acquainted with the
duties of Supervisor and will attend to
the Interests of our County honestly and
faithfully to the best of his ability.
Can't. CHAs. GUsTvAFERsoN is also an
old, highly re spectcd citizen among U.S.
he has worked harl tc obtain a good farm
has fought all through the late rebellion
until it was conquered, was promoted
Rrevet Major aud is still ready to fish
iniouity and wickednessin whatever gulst
he NAV meet it, on the open held or 1t
the councils of our Comfy Supervisors
Mr.. CHARLES STEINBRECHER is {
School teacher by profession, we'll edu
Gated and has resided in this county foI
many years; he is as well acquainted "a
almost any of us with our County affair
and knows how much we have suffered
and are still suffering under Democratic
misrule. We feel fully assured that he
will do his best for our political redemp
ton and for the establishment of right
cous County Government
Our nominee for School Supcrihten
dent. Mr.. G. S. CANRIGHT we hardly
need to speak of, for he is too generally
known, and known only to be respected
he has performed the duties OF Schoo
Superintendent some years ago, and earn
ed the cuviable reputation that he wa
tbe hest Superintendent this County eve
had. That he will only increase the goot
on;uion our people have of him, for th'
next two years, it is not necessary tor u
to assure our friends.
Mr.. ApoLpH Tool is the candidate
for Clerk of the Court he too has Ion:
resided in this County, is printer D.
I'D and is now occupied il that basl
rass IN the office of our cotemporary tn
Zeitung. He is young man OF muc'
ability, has helped to subdue the rebel
| lion in the Goth regiment, at the battle Q
Chieamauga and Gettysburgh; IN the lat
| ter he was seriously wounded and wa
long detained at the Hospital, whence h
came home and has since followed hi
profession to the full satisfaction of hi
employers. We think he is fully capabl
TO iil the Office to which he has bee