The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01

the county. The ticket is one O.
which the citizens and taxpayers 0.
our county, irrespective Of party.
should be proud.
DR.. J. T. Hendrix, Of Harrisburg,
Judge Haley, Of Halsey, and Hon.
Thos. Munkers, Of Scio, the candi-
dates for the State Senate, are gen
tlemen of acknowledged ability and
probity. DR.. Hendrix is an able
writer and q good public speaker and
will not fail TO make his mark in our
Legislative councils. Judge Haley
is one Of Linn's Oldest and most re-
spected citizens--having served our
county in the capacity Of Probate
Judge and perhaps other responsible
positions. He is Master of Peoria
Grange. Mr.. Munkors of SEQ, has
already served one term in the Lower
House, where he always voted on the
side of economy and reform. He
has a most excellent record as a care
full and conscientious legislator. He
is Master of Scio Grange.
The nominees for the Lower House
are also good and true mon, and are
all members Of the Order Of Patrons
Of Husbandry and practical farmers.
G. P. Burkhart, of Albany, is one of
the most scientific agriculturalists in
Oregon and is the present President
Of the State Agricultural Society
He has served two years as County |
Commissioner to the full satisfaction
Of the citizens Of Linn county. Hon.
A. w. Stanard, Of Brownsville, was
ono Of our best County Clerks in
years past. Hon. Harvey Shelton,
Of Scio, served n term in the last
Legislature, where he acquitted him
self with honor and fidelity. Messrs.
G. i. Crawford, of Center Precinct,
B. r. Holt, Of Harrisburg, and Jos.
Hamilton, of Orleans, are alike hon
est, reliable and trustworthy citizens
and men whom the Democracy Of
Linn county will delight to honor
with their sufiragos at the June cleo
ton.
For County Commissioners we !
have Lewis Cox, of Albany, and j.
a. Porter, of Halsey--both practical
farmers and careful, economical bus !
mess men The financial and bust ;
ness affairs Of our county may safely :
DO entrusted to their care lin con- !
junction with Judge Tandy) for the
next two years. !
Col. Fred. Hill is tho nominee for =
County Clerk. His clerical acquire :
monts and good sense, together with :,
bis ahable manners and accommo- T
dating disposition, fit him in an omi- :.
mont degree for Che responsible posi- .
lion to which he aspiroa. :,
Il. G. Rice, Of Brownsville, is the G,
lomineo for Sheriff. Mr.. Rico is
Mastor Of Grange, is n successful
armor and pleasant, agreeable p
gentleman. Thoiact thathe received tC
lis nomination over such excellent tc
non as Allen Parker, VIM. Cyrus, tc
'Krt' Prico and Ike Miller, is sul- S
icient attostotion Of his popularity. v
1t seems that our esteomed friend, v
Japt. Shields, has lifo-lease on the dc
nonoy-bags Of tho county, as he has p'
low been nominated for the fourth ~
imo, having already served six con- W
ecutiyo years in that responsible ca @
'aciY. No filter euology could he le
aid to his services than the endorse WI
nent of the Convention last Satur- or
ay. He has been a faithful eusto- VI
ian Of our county funds. co
Mr., John Curl, Of Scio, tho candi- WI
ate for Assessor, is n practical,
ansiblo farmer and fully qualified an
IL the position to which he has been ~ ~,
ominated. g.
Our young friend, JGa, X. Woath- 40
rford, is the candidate for School n
superintendent, and no filter nomi- IN
alton could have been made. He bo
a graduate Of Corvallis College, yo
q sober atudious and talented ro,
,ung man, and cannot fail to ron I'm
or complete satisfaction in the po- bo
ton Of custodian Of the educational "a,
teres's OF our county. mn
Mossra. N II. Bryant and Philip or
rig5hy, for the respective Off, es of pr,
ryeyor end Coroner, are fully com
tent to serve the people in the po- ]
ions to which they aspire. alo
In fact too much praise cannot be u",
pended on the entire ticket All no
20 four Of the eighteen candidates rep
, practical farmers and Changers; - ,nV
are sober, temperate, Industrious, .'''' !,
'nomical and upright citizens, and 'V.' g.,
roughly competent aud qualified oli
the various Offices to which they @eh
certain to ho elected. Even our uon
publican friends frankly acknowl- sul'
}o the excellence and popularity ,"p' .
our ticket and coucole its election Con
a rousing majority; u
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