The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-24
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

The reports from the different sections
of our District and County give US real
heartfelt satifaction, as all these reports
agree In the acknowledgement that the
entire Republican Ticket, from the Presi-
dent of tie United States to the last
named officer on it, is unexceptionable
in every respect, and that there is every
prospect of its glorious election next
November.
Proud as we justly are of our Presi-
dent and his Vice, Mr.. Wilson, we
have good cause 20 be equally SO of our
fellow citizens in this County, nomina-
ted for the several offices of whom the
nominee for Member of Congress, in op-
position to the present umbent and
re-nominated Confederate Candidate,
G. A. Eldridge. For true Republican,
in fact for any thinking. independent
voter, there can be no question about
who of these two ought to be elected
Eldridge has shown himself in every in
stance,up to the present time, q perfect
corper-head Of the darkest dye, while
our Henry Baetz has ever proven him
self true Republican in word and ac-
ton, always supporting the highest aims
for human liberty and advancement
Our candidate for State Senator, Hon.
H III. Smith is nominated in opposition
to the present incumbent and re-nomi-
mated Senator Carl H. Schmidt. All the
argument our opponents can bring
against our worthy fellow citizen of Two
Rivers is, that he is friend of temper
ance and moral reform, while the canGi-
date of the Confederacy in our County is
exactly the opposite in word and action.
The simple question for our voters In
this instance is whether they prefer So
Der, highminded, enlightened and ex-
perienced man; one of our oldest and
most highly respected citizens, and one
of the greatest benefactors of our Coun-
| ty, to walking beer barrel, slobbering,
| bloated apostle of intemperance. dead to
| any elevating sentiment, and insensible
to the fearful effects Of his-body and
! soul-destroying example, in speech and
| deed.
In our Assembly Districts. Hon
Peter Reuther, Of Centerville, has been
re-nominated to his present Office, in
the First, in acknowledgement of bis
eminent services during the last ses-
sion of the Legislature. He will be
reelected by an increased majority, and
will again prove himself faithful public
servant, and worthy OF the highest conf
dence of the people of our County.
Mr. 0. s. Davis, of Cato, the Repub-
lican nominee for the ID Assembly Dis
trict, is one of our most prominent and
influential citizens. and his election In a
district hitherto impregnable to political
| light. Will be the best evidence of the
mental as we'll as material advancement
Of our people, and Of their proper appre-
ciation of moral worth and uncom-
promising integrity,
Mr. Louis Heyroth, the nominee for
the Sd. District, is highly educated
German gentleman, residing in Mishi-
cott, and one of the most prominent mer-
chants of that populous district; whose
voters have heretofore been largely led
sstray by the former Democratic and
now Confederate party of this ~
denHH COUNTY
-~..A we hope better things from
them in electing Mr.. Heyroth by 1
large Republican majority.
Our nominations for County Offices ar,
Jointly and severally the best that wer,
ever made in the interest Of our commu
nifty, We want len that are reliable j,
regard to ability as we'll as integrity ane
moral character, and there is not mai
on the whole Republican ticket that doe
not come UP fully to these requisites.