The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-07-15
HON. D. C. HASKELL.

It il with far more than an ordinary
degree of satisfaction that We hoist the
name of d. C. Haskell - the nominee Of
the Republican party for Congressman
in the Second district. Believing somi
time ago that Mr.. Haskell was as good q
man for the people as could be chosen,
we favored his nomination, and the re.
suit proves that such was the judgment
of those delegated to determine this
question. There is a long campaign
before Mr.. Haskell, and ample time fou
the people to see him and learn of him.
We feel confident that when all the Re-
publicans of the district have seen the
nominee of the party, heard him on the
stump, learned his views, witnessed the
test that his character and ability will
undergo in the campaign now Inaugural.
ted, and thoroughly realize what is in
volved in the election as between him
and the person who may oppose him,
that the verdict of the district with it's
decided Republican sentiment, will be in
favor of the able, out-spoken and honor.
able gentleman who represents the spirit
and ideas of the Republican party, in
preference to one who is actually other
wise politically, but who in the hope of
success may assume the role of a political
nobody.-Wilson County Citizen.
We place at the head of our columns
to-day the name of Dudley c. Haskell
the nominee of the Fl. Scott Convention
tor Member of Congress from the Second
District. Mr.. H. is an old resident of
Douglas county and has long been iden-
tilted with the Republican party of Kan.
sas. He has held many positions of hon.
or and trust, and has never disappointed
the expectations of his constituents. As
Speaker of the lower house of the last
Legislature he performed his duties in q
manner that commanded the confidence
and respect of his fellow.legislators. He
is an able and fluent DICTATOR, and dur.
ing the coming canvass will make it ex-
warm for the straddling. DEM
agogue who now misrepresents our peo-
pie in the National Legislature. That
he will be elected by handsome major.
ity, we do not in the least doubt, and Of
the fact that he will make an capable
and efficient representative we feel quite
certain.-Neodeshd Free Press.
Hon. Dudley c. Haskell, of Lawrence
has been nominated for Congress by the
of the Second District. Mr..
Haskell is an able man. his private
character is above reproach. He has
served in the Leg stature several terms,
and was Speaker of the House at the last
session. During his serv &c in that body
he fully demonstrated his capacity and
industry as a legislator. He is an old
resident of the State, and has been for
years one of the most highly esteemed
citizens and business men of Lawrence.
His nomination is therefore, one that
reflects credit upon the party. He will
represent the Second District in Congress
with conspicuous ability, integrity and
usefulness. There ought to be no doubt
Of the election of such man by ~ ma
iority of at least five tl,ousand.-Sonthern
Kansas Gazette,
Democratic papers are endeavoring to
create the impression that the nOmina-
ton Of Mr.. Haskell for congress gives
great dissatisfaction in the southern part
Of the district. The fact is that he was
nominated by votes from the southern
counties. He received FIVE votes from
five from Iabette, and six
from Montgomery.-Girard Press.
The nomination of d. C. Haskell, of
Lawrence, az the Republican candidate
for COnngess in the second district. is one
to be commended. Mr.. II. is a man of
private life and above re-
proach in all the public positions he has
filed. Men of this kind should be selec.
ted for all official Observation-Disclosures
Independenf.