Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
Nc Renuhlloan Candldates.

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ticket that is unexceptionable as 9
whole for the suffrage OF the party.
S. A. FULTON, +
Although a stranger to many Of us,
possesses the confidence Of the best
men in Richardson county, and IS, BY
them, highly recommended as 3
scholar and a gentlemen of.unexeep-
tionable habits and acknowledged
ability.
GEO. VANDEVENTER
Is known to us all as a thorough
going and active Republican. His
effort to exterminate bush-whacker:
and to protect Union men in Nebras-
ka and Missouri, has endeared him tC
the lovers of his country, and by it he
forfeited his standing with the eOpery
element of our country, who never
let slip a favorable opportunity Of de
flaming his good name and patriotic
motives. He deserves the honor thus
conferred.
DIR. II. L. MATHEWS
Is well known as a learned Physi-
clan and Surgeon, a gentleman in ev-
cry lincament, being c%orteOus and
kind, with character above reprOach,
thoroughly imhued with good will
towards every section of the county.
w. G. GLASGOW
Is a farmer, living between Brown
vile and Peru, extensively and IA
voraby known throughout the county
as a man of integrity, energy and
perseverance. He held the position
of Sheriff of Nemaha county at a time
when the office was worthless, and by
himself and deputies, performed the
duties with much satisfaction to the
citizens Of the county. He now has
rented the farm, and will, If elected,
attend Il. the office in person. We
know that he will make a good officer.
J. c. M'NAUGHTON no
Is the reliable teller hat Captain
Carson has SO long employed in his
Bank in BrOwnville. He is method
ical, systematic, accurate, speedy and
strictly honest, understands what
should be demanded in the Office Of
County Clerk. This will be his only
business, and for this reason the Office
will command his entire energies,
Mr.. McNaughton, If elected, viii.
make a very popular County Clerk.
s. p. FUTILE
Is favorably and extensively known
as the United States Assistant Assess
or for this division, which includes
the two southern tier Of counties this
side Of the Big Blue. He held his
Office under Hon. T. w. Upton and
down to the present time, and has
the credit Of being the best and most
accurate Assistant Assessor of the five
in the State. He served four years in
the Union army; was wounded by
bullet through right breast at Shiloh,
which renders him unfit for severe
manual labor. He is an honest chris
tain gentleman; has had a thorough
training as an accountant, and is quail
flied in every respect to make one Of
the most thorough and accurate
Treasures the county has yer had.
JUDGE A.. w. MORGAN
Has again been nominated for the
position he has held with so much
credit to himself and profit to the
county for the past two years. The
is a leading member of the
Baptist Church, one of our ablest,
calmest and most prudent counselOrs
in matters of public importance and
of wide influence in the party. He
and his immediate predecessor, Judge
F~airbrother, are the only Probate
Judges whose records are perfect and
in good condition. Soon after he
came to this county he met with a
misfortune which cripples him for
life. The lawyers, without regard to
commend him as impartial and
unbiased, attending faithfully to the
Of his office. No better officer
can be found.
JONATHAN HIGGINS
Is a farmer living in Lafayette pre-
The euooass and ability dis
in the management of his own
points him out as a proper per-
son to manage the business of the
county. He will come to his position
%unpledged and unbiased, and will dis
charge the duties Of the Office for the
best interest of the county. Our ac-
quaintanee with him, though limited,
is favorable; and we bespeak for him
the earnest and enthusiastic support
of every Republican in the county.