The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-15
The Republican State Ticket.


HARRISON LUD1NeToN, candidate for
Governor, was nominated ty reclamation.
He is man of gSeas energy and ability
and of sterling integrity. and moral
worth. In 1888 he came to Wisconsin
and commenced business at Milwaukee
as merchant. For the last ten or Ill
teen years lie has been engaged N the
lumber business, and is now extensively
engaged in the manufacture and ship
ping of lumber. re is also engaged in
farming near Milwaukee, and still loves
II as he did when boy growing up on
farm IN Putnam county New York.
Mr.. Ludington has been Republican
since the first org anizatlon of the Repub-
lican party. He has several times been
elected an Alderman and foar times
Mayor of Milwaukee, and he now holds
the Office of Mayor. Last fail he was
the Republican candidate Of bis district
for Congress, Hon. VIM. Pitt Lynde, q
popular democrat, being bis opponent.
The democratic majority in the district
in 1878 was 1t.073. Lynde's majority
over Ludlngton in 187Awas only 2,501.
His several elections for Mayor and his
reducing Lynde's maiorityin the district
By s,572, shows Mr.. Ludington's great
popularity &C home where he is best
known. And this popularity has not
been for day only but has been Ter sew
eral yesrs-ls not evanescent but epdur-
ing, and depends on his ability his bon
egty, his integrity and his worth.
HENRY Z. FATeN, candidate Tor Lieu
tenant Governor, is farmer by occupa-
ton. He is native of Herkimer county
New York, removed to Wisconsin, and
settled IN Ricbland county in 1857, and
has been twice elected, and served, tive
terms member of the Assembly, aid
has been elected and served one term a
State Senator. The last year of his Sen
atorial term he was President pro tenn.
of the Senate, and made very accepta-
BILE and popular presiding officer. He isa
representative of the farmer and dairy
interest and is popular with the people.
HANS B. WARNER, of Pierce county,
is the candidate for Secretary of State.
lie is a Norwegian by birth and an Am
erican by choice, He has always been a
farmer ty occupation and now OWES q
farm in Pierce county. He enlisted in
the 37th Wisconsin Regiment in The
spring of 1864. He was wounded and
taken prisoner before Petersburg July
S0th, 1854, and was an inmate of Libby
Prison till September. He remained in
the army till the close Of the wal. He
has several times been elected Clerk of
his county, is popular in ST. Croix Val
ley, and has been nominated for Sscre-
tary Of State, not because he is Scandi-
nayian, but because his ability, expeli-
ence and business habits eminently
qualify him for the Office.
HENRY BETz, Of Maniiowoc county
is the candidate for Treasurer and was
nominated by acclamatloD. Major B@lz
is well known, having twice held the
office of State Treasurer. He is a Ger
man by birth and an American by choice
AS captain Of the Goth Regiment he en-.
tered the military service of the country
in 1869 and was promoted TO the office oil
Msior. At the battle OF Gettysburg he
was wounded, ard, as the wound disabled
him from further service, he resigned
Major B@gz is one of the ablest men OF
the State. Two years ago he failed to
receive the nomination. Now he ha;
been nominated by acclamaticn and his
nomination will add strength TO The
ticket and call out his friends to his
sup port.
JOHN r. BENNETT, of Rock county. il
the candidate for Attorney General. He
is lawyer by profession, came from
Jefferson county New York, 10 GAINESVILLE
in 1849, and has praetlced law 10 tina
city ever since. He has been Distric
Attorney Of Rock county for severa
years and is considered one of the ables