The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-10-21
Our Reform County Convention.

impera tive will of the party.
The highest compliment we can pay Mr..
Adoiph Piening, the nominee for Clerk of
the Circuit Court, is to endorse the general
verdict Of the people that be is the most
efficient clerk the county ever had. In
view of the fact that the Eiitor of this
pepper occupied the same position from
1856 to 1862, this acknowledgement is all
that ought to be required of US.
Mr.. W. A. Walker, our nominee for
County Schooi Superintendent, is the pres
ent incumbent by appointment Of the State
Superintendent sirce the resignation Of
Mr.. Michel Krwan and has given entire
satisfaction to the school interests of the
county Mr. Walker had the endorsement
of all the best educators of the county for
Lis az pointment, and his subsequent oficisl
acts have proven that their confidence was
nc, misplaced. He is thoroughly posted in
the modern mode of teaching the young
idea, which gives him a great advaf .sga
in the canvass over his opponent.
In the frs: assembly district Mr.. c. R
Zorn, the nominee, las the advantage of
bis opponent whoever he may lie as he has
served two terms in the Legislature from
his district. His renominatIor 10 the
surest guarantee that he served his con-
ssituents wisely and well.
The nomination of Mr.. Thos. Mohr, of
ko.suth, was a graceful acknowledgement
of all the other nationalities of the district
to their large German vote. In the past,
NEST all other nationalitiee have had the
honor to represent that district. Mr..
Mohr has had large experience in town
and county matters, having represented
his town in the County Board several
time {, and must prove a careful legislator.
His opponent, DR.. r. S. O'Counell, is
young msn, physician with large practice,
and should be left at home to serve his
constituents in that capacity.
Mr.. William Tlsch, of Mishicott, the
nominee in this our third district, is one
of the solid men of the county. His nom
nation wos unanimously rendered him
without any log rolling on his part; he i.
an out and out democratic reformer" and
should receive each and every reform vote
in the district. His experience in town
and county matters, having represented
his town in the County Board, will give
him a ready insight in all matters OF in
t-rest to lis constituents. His town,
(Mishicottl, has always pulled straight
for Reform nomination., and it is the duty
Of all democrats and reforme,s to see that
he gets q full party vote on election day.
The names of delegates to the Assembly
District Convention and to the County
Convention are given below, members OF
the several District Conventions constitut
ing the members of tne County Conven
ton:
lsT DISTRICT.
Town of Scileswg,
Henry Soil. Zorn,
Michael Quinn, d. O'Connor, Jr.
Town Cf Meeme,
George German, aonn Cary.
Town Of Liberty,
George Carr.
Town Of n swton,
Fred Schmidtz, c. A. Feicker,
Jcs1ph Marks.
Town Of Eaton,
John Schupp, Peter Scharding.
% DISTRICT.
Town of Manitowoc Rapids,
John Merten, J. +. Jahr
Richarl Donovan.
Town of Kossuth,
Frank Rank. Joseph Senefels,
Joseph Augustine, John Entringer.
Town of Gibson,
Luther Pellet, Henry Berner.
Town of Maple Grove,
John Hickey, Anton Fritch,
Gustav Schultz, Martin Finlan.
Town of Franklin,
Michael Doolan, Jere Falvey,
James Mu,lane.
Town of Cooperstown,
James Ready, Dan'l Noeman,
Town Of Gao,
John O'Loghlin, James Nancy,
n Boil.
80 DISTRICT.
Town of Manitowoc,
G.. W. Burnet.
Town Of Two Rivers,
Robert Schuster, Peter Stout,
Fred Ho-pner, q. DAIMLER,
Felix Walsh, Louis Zander,
August WeIep, August Hartung.
Town of Mishcott,
Julius Linstedt, Henry Mueller,
Fred Zandsr, G.-Crete.
Town of Two Greeks,
Louis Truettner.
City of Manitowoc,
LIST Ward,
Fred Becker, Carl lander.
I'd Ward,
Geo. n Woodin.
Sd Ward,
Frank Bonine, Carl III. Schmidt,
NJ. keppes.
4th Ward,
Jos. Rankin.
At the close Of the County Convention
a standing committee consisting of the
following named persons, was appointed
by the Chairman:
c. Schmidt, Chairman,
f. Schmitz.
Il Donovaa,