The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
OUR STATE AND COUNTY TICKET.

OUR STATE AND COUNTY TICKET
We have refrained hitherto from any
heightened remarks on our ticket, 70.
the reason that considerable time haC
to elapse between the nominations anC
the election, but deem it our duty tt
the party we espouse to devote some
space now; and first, our State ticket
SUPREME JUDGE.
Judge Seawell, candidate for the
Supreme Bench, is so we'll and widely
known that little need be written OF
him. He is recognized as an able
lawyer, a fine jurist, an %incorru ptible,
honest man. He has been in office
nearly two years, and the worst that
can be said of him is, that not one of
his decisions have been reversed by
the Supreme Court. In the two cOun-
ties comprising his judicial district he
is universally respected, and by the
entire bar he is recognized as a gentle
man beyond reproach. Judge VIM.
NJ. Seawell will be the next Supreme
Judge of the State of Nevada.
CONGRESSMAN.
Our Congressman, who should have
come first, needs no word from us.
Honest and capable, the mar of the
people. himself one of the people, we
should blush al even praisiug him.
Nevada loves her only honest repre-
sentative, and will roll up such a ma
iority for him next November that the
opposing candidate, however good a
man he may be (anda good man he is
will have cause 10 repent having per
mitted his name to be used and his
aspirations to be tritied with by a party
that has neither hope nor desire to
elect him.
STATE PRINTER.
John C. Lewis, our candidate for
State Printer, is a man of much eN-
p~erience. Fearlessan uucomprOmiS
ing when he believes himself in the
right, be is eve open to conviction
when convinced of errOrin Judgment.
Mr.. Lewis has sacrificed his personal
interests to the good of the people OF
his own county; he has persistently
fought the monopolythat has o ryears
soughtto graspthe property and rights
of Washoe county, when by succumb-
ing to the almighty will of the sover-
eign of Nevada, he might have filled
his Golfers and been the only editor
in his town and county. The people
of Nevada owe il to themselves 10
support Mr.. Lewis in his candidacy,
and we prognosticate for him an easy
victory.
We have no word of reproach to
offer to the candidates on the Grant
ticket. We are proud of u own and
challenge any and all OF the news
papers, daily or weekly, to say a truth
fuI word to its disparagement. y bet
ter State ticket was never put before
the people Of the Pacific coast, and the
result in November will surely bear
US out in our expressed opinion. Our
Legislature ticket is such that we feel
an honest pride in referring to it:
A SENATOR.
DIR. J. w. Waters, candidate for the
Senate, is a man OF ability and storing
worth, a man of education and a prop
erty holder and taxpayer of Ormsby
county. We do not claim for him d
frothy, egotistical, political clap tap
ability. but the necessary adjuncts 10
a good legislator. His interests are
the interests of tile people of Ormsby
county; he is honest, capable and
above purchase, and the people of this
county may safely trust their local
matter to him. He belongs to no
party nor sect and if elected will rep
resent the interests of his constituents
and not permit any II mans per
sonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or elevation to
sway his judgment. This is aictum
| and we fear no contradiction.
ASsEMBLYMEN.
NJ. c. Gardner, candidate for the
Assembly, is so we'll known, so widely
respected that We need say but little
OF him. He is n of Ormsby couuty's
earliest settlers; a first class business