The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-07-01
d. Z. HASKELL.

The Republicans of the district will all
be satisfied with the nomination of Mr.
Haskell, rs they would have been with
that of either of the other candidates
and he will be triumphantly elected
Thayer Head Light.
Mr.. Haskell is a strong man, and his
name is tower of strength in the Sec
ond District. He is an unflinching Re
publican, and has the requisite ability
and honesty to make a good representa-
tive. Every interest of the people will
be well guarded if he is elected, and
he surely will be. Hurrah for Haskell
|-Humboldt Union.
We predict that Mr.. d. C. Haskell will
make brilliant and very successful car
didate. He will stand in Goonin's old
shoes. He is just rs heavy as Goodin,
just as handsome, "a quality, some day,
soon, that will draw votes) just as brave,
as able and we'll qualified. He will be
before our people ere long in vigorous
canvass that will tell in his favOr.-Os.
,rego Independent.
Mr.. d. C. Haskell is an old citizen of
Douglas county, and has been engaged
in the boot and shoe business at Law
renee for number of years, is a knight
Of Saint Crispin by trade, has fine edu-
cation and is 81 years of age. He is a
very popular man at home and there en-
joys an enviables reputation for the
strictest adherence to all the noble
characteristics which pertain to the life
~fo ootS hannro1,ln 20, IN
getic business man. No stain or blem-
ish rests upon either his public or pri-
vate life. As an orator on the stump
Mr.. Haskell has the ability and expri.
ence that will enable him to make sue
cessful canvass during the campaign
LaCygne Journal.
Hon. Dudley C. Haskell, of Lawrence
has been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the Second District.
Mr.. Haskell is an able man. His pri-
yate character is above reproach. He
has served in the Legislature several
terms, and was Speaker of the House at
the last session. During his service 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, there
fore, 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 a man by majority of at least
five thousand. Mr.. Haskell will be a
vast improvement on the present Repre-
sentative from the District, in every
respect.-Atchison Champion.
In the second district an opportunity
will be offered of testing certain loud
and constant professions. Men of all
classes have always, and vociferously of
late years, clamored for pure and good
men for official positiOns,-men who did
not gamble or drink, or practice any of
the minor vices; men of clearly lives
and conversation; gentlemen in short.
these professions to be sim
cere, large majority of the votes in the
Second Congressional District of this
State will be cast for the regular Repub-
lican nominee, Dudley c. Haskell. Mr..
Haskell is all that any Republican can
ask for as an unflinching party man he
is all that the Reformers have ever asked
for in the way of private character. If
an honest man is asked for, he is an hon
est man; if a man of exemI larry private
character is wanted, he fills the bill. In
a county always torn and rent with
no man has eyer uttered a |
word of reproach against his daily life,
walk and conversation. If there has |
been anything but wind, Sound and
fury signifying nothing" in this loud |
and prolonged cry for "good men for
office" Haskell ought to consider his
election Commonwealth.