The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

with honest pride and satisfaction.
For Treasurer, the nomination 81
SYLyASus YATES BY reclamation was
probably expected All over the eoun-
ty. Judge Yates has lived among
US for nearly twenty years, and has
discharged the duties Of various i'm
portant public positions in such a
manner IS 10 establish confidence
alike in his ability and integrity.
He will do the same as County Tress-
urer for the next two years.
The nomination OF HENRy 5.
MoRsRIpGK, of Pennington town
ship. for County Auditor, though not
conceded like that Of Mr.. Yates, will
be received as one eminentlv fitting
TO have been made. Mr.. NJ. is q
farmer and q longtime resident Of
the county; and though. % far as
We know. he has never held or been
a candidate for Office, his ability and
reliability have, nevertheless. gained
for him the respect and confidence OF
a large circle Of friends. His quail
hcations for the position to which ne
has been nominated are excellent,
and though still young man ne has
for many years been active in sup
port of Republican principles and
projects.
ARTHUR MAYNARD, the nominee
for Sheriff, has for so many years been
traversing the county upon official
business as Deputy for Sheriff Shear
err. that an introduction of him to the
public is superauous. That Arthur
understands and can properly per-
form all the duties Of the Office TO
which he is nominated has already
been demonstrated by actual exper-
fence. as has also the further fact
that he is courteous, pleasant and &C.
couu1oiating. And when we add
that for four wears he wore the blue
in the service Of his country. we are
sure we say nothing to his discredit.
The nomination of Miss EVSIcE +,
FRISk for County Superintendent by
reclamation must lie considered quite
compliment to her; or, if she feels
modest in the premises. she may
have il credited TO the enthusiasm
with which the Republicans Of Cedar
svailed themselves Of their hrs, OPP
por,unitv to vote for lady. But
however this NAV be, it is certain
tina, Miss Frink is thoroughly com
petent to properly discharge the do
ties of the Office. and has also quite
enough force of character ia sustain
herself in any position she would as
sumo. The chances are that she
will be elected as she was nominated
without opposition.
Mr.. Fl. G. CARR, the well known
member of the legal firm Of Platt &
Carr. also received the honor Of be
ing nominated by reclamation for
State Senator. 1t was a deserved
compliment too, Mr.. Cars nomins-
ton being as wholly unsought by
himself as il is de sirable to the peo-
pie whom he will represent in the
General Assembly, body that has
great need of brains and discrimina-
ting judgment.
| For Representatives,, the Conven-
ton named ALEX. MoFFIT, Of Linn
township, and R. g. ScorT, of Sugar
Creek. Mr.. Motif is an old settler Of
this county, and is well known for
man Of more than ordinary acquire
ments and Of sound, practical ideas.
Mr.. Scott is a Young man OF most ex.
emplsry character and fine abilities.
Both gentlemen will ably assist Mr.
Carr in giving Cedar an influence in
the Legislature OF which every citi-
zen may be proud.
MR. l.. l.. SWEET for Coroner. and
NJ. G.. MILLER for Surveyor, finish
the ticket as it was begun, with cred
it and strength. And now for victo-
~. And victory in this county does
not consist merely in electing our
ticke,--of that we are sure when
such an unexceptionable one is offer
ed. But we must join hands to put
our majority right back to the old
figures. Such political shams as
| have obtained for three or four wears
must be about PLAYED, and we
think the Republican ticket can re.
ceive as great majority over the
Democratic in Cedar county, in 49,;
as it did inlS6S.