Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

unites the party and insures the redemption of
the State from Democratic misrule. Greater wis
dom and more perfect harmony never character
lied the proceedings of any political Convention
held in this State. 1t was 1867 reversed, and
foreshadows the result.
Our Standard bearer, NEWTON BooTB, is the
rising man of the Pacific Coast. He owes his
present position to no political wire-pulling. He
has lived on this Coast long time, apd gradually
becoming known to his fellow citizens, their en-
thusiastic sufrages have called him from the
shades of private life to become the honored
head of our State Government, His utterances
show him to be man of positive opinions, of
uncommon intellect, of unusual scholarly ac-
quirements, and statesman of the highest order.
The people know that their interests will be safe
in his hands, and he can depend upon the people.
RoGUALDo PAoHEco, candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, is from San Luis Obispo county lie
is a native Californian, highly ly-educated gentle
man. was one Of the first to espouse the cause OF
the Union, and is very popular in his immediate
section.
DRURY MALONE, for Secretary of State, is from
San Francisco. He is working Republican, a
man of sterling integrity, and of fine executive
ability.
For Controller, j. J. GREEN, of Marin, is a
popular man and will make faithful and effl-
cent officer.
FERDINAND BAEHR, for State Treasurer, is a
good nomination. H. is deserving man, and a
brother of VIM. Baehr, formerly of Weayerville
OF ROBERT GARDNER, from Humboldt county,
candidate for Surveyor General, we know moth
ing. The position is not at all political, and we
presume he is qualified because nominated
JOHN LORD LOVE, nominee for Attorney Cen
eral, is from San Francisco and represents the
Young Republicans of that city. He is young
lawyer of fine legal education, good moral char
acter and Industrious habits.
GRANT I. TAGGART, for Clerk of the Supreme
Court, halls from neighboring county of
Shasta. Although still young man, he has
resided in Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou counties
for the last twenty years. There are plenty of
the best in Northern California who have
known him all that while and can testify to his
genuine worth. He is an energetic, upright man.
of strictly moral habits, and a thorough going
hard-workiug Republican deserved the nomiua-
ton he has received. As County Clerk of Shasta
county for four years past, he has given complete
satisfaction to his constituents and is thereby
fitted to perform the duties of Supreme Court
Clerk.
Professor II. NJ. Bo1ANDER, of San Francisco,
was nominated for Superintendent of Public In
struction under circumstances that speak vol
umes in favor Of the man. His triumphant
election is foregone conclusion.
That old war-borse of Republicanism, THOMAS
A. SPRINGER of Amador, is next for State
Printer. He will get every Republican vote, and
there will be enough to elect him with q few to
spare.
JOIN A. MCGLYNN, of San Francisco, is a
good nomination for State Harbor Commissioner
and the sixty-two votes of San Francisco were
cast solid for him. He is whole-souled, popu-
lar Irishman, and was Brodercks most intimate
and trusted friend. He is one of the strongest
men, among the laborng classes, in the city Of
San Francisco
The ticket is frst-rate one, and will receive
united, enthusiastic support. Unlike Bidwell
louI years dRoi CtlU3 Is not soFe-Hehued, anu
the only strife betwixt his friends and those of
Booth, is about who shall do the most for the
election of the latter. Our nominations have
not lost US a single vote. Not so with the De-
mocracy. Haight is a cold selfish man, and
was renominated only through the profuse
penditure of money in some places, and the idea
prevalent in others that he was immensely popu-
lar. Never was there greater mistake, Haght
is not popular man. and is not as strong a can
didate as would have been others who were
spoken of. Heretofore the people have only
heard one side of the story, presenting his Ex-
cellency in a favorable light The liberty-lov-
ing Germans of San Francisco are opposed to
him the labor leagues and associations are
pledged to his defeat lifelong, consistent Dem
ocrats all over the State oppose him, and their
reasons will be forthcoming. Republicans can
rely upon Democratic authority to furnish proof
that Booth should be elected Governor over
Haipht.