The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Republican County Ticket.

.ation and of fine culture. He has de-
7otcd much of his time for many years
20 the study of law, though he has never
practiced in the courts. He is man of
and unquestionable ability
aud integrity.
Mr.. j. B. Montcith, the nominee for
County Clerk, is one of the best, most
correct and thorough business men in
the State. He is gentleman in every
sense of the word; is prompt, correct
and expeditions, courteous and accom-
modating in all his business transactions.
as the business men of Linn county well
know, and if elected will make the most
accommodating aud efficient Clerk that
Linn county has ever had.
Mr. O. w Richardson, the nominee
for Sheriff, is already well known, for his
ability and fitness for the office, to the
people Of this county. While filing the
Office of Sheriff of Linn county some
years ago, by his promptness, fairness
and impar.iality in thc~discharge of the
duties of the Office, he fairly earned the
reputation which followed him in his
retiracy from public duties, as the most
popular and respected Sheriff the people
of Linn county by their suffrages ever
elevated to that high position.
Messrs. A. Hanan and J. Wassom,
nominees for County Commissioners, are
gentlemen who have resided in Linn
county since its formation; are men of
large business experience, and thor
oughly understanding the wants of the
I eoplc, arc undeniabiy the very best Sc
lection that could be made for the DO
sitions.
Rev. S. G. Irvine was selected for the
Office of School Superintendent because
of his known high moral character, his
large educational experience, and his
varied and extensive knowledge Proba-
bly, there are few men in the State who
are his equals in scholarship.
Mr.. H. c. Powell, candidate for the
Office of County Assessor, possesses all
the necessary qualifications, and will fill
the Office with credit to himself and the
satisfaction Of our people.
Our candidate for Surveyor, Mr. j. A.
Warner, during residence of years
among us. has proved to be most thor
ough and correct in his profession, and
we believe has given the fullest satis-
faction in all work done by him.
Mr.. D. N. Thompson. candidate for
Coroner, will make most efficient and
active officer, possessing qualifications
that fit him for any Office to which the
sovereign people may choose to elevate
him.
. Our candidates for the State Senate
are Mr.. Hiram Smith. of risburg, and
Dir. L. E. Wheeler, of Scio, both gen
tlemen of acknowledged talent and ex.
perience, who have the interests of the
whole State, but especially Linn county
liberal views, who in business have made
life success, and ere worthy of the con.
fdence and trust of the people.
Messrs. Ii. NJ Brown, NJ. G. George
W r. Kirk, j. p. Combs and A
Deckard, our candidates for Representa-
tiyes, are all good, solid, substantial
/ farmers, chosen from the class mos
effected ty legislation, because of theil
known probity and good standing il
community, and the possession of supe
rior qualifications that fit them to legislat,
understandinsly and for the good of theil
constituents.
We are proud of our ticket. 1t il
| made up of the most intelligent an!
capable men in the county-men VIII
received their nomination at the hand
of the people as free tribute of respec
for the many high qualifications that Fl
them to fill and honor the positions
And if honest integrity and high princi
pie is to be rewarded by Office by ou
people, then will our whole ticket be tri
umphantly elected next June.