The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-27
THE WORKINGMEN'S AND PEOPLES
INDEPENDENT TICKET.

We promised some time ago to have something to
say of the gentlemen comprising the Working
mems and Peoples Independent Ticket in, this
county, and in accordance Herewith viii now en-
deavor to give brief outline of each, although
some of them are almost strangers to us. We are
pleased to say that it is strong ticket, composed
of respectable and competent men, such as are
worthy the support of every free, independent
voter. -.-
WILLIAM &. CHILDs,
The candidate for Sheriff, is about thirty eight
years of age and lives at Texas, sth district,
where he carries on the business of lime burning.
He is good business man and will make care
full and conscientious official.
CHARLES PEREGoY,
The candidate for Treasurer, is resident of
Woodberry where he has for a long time been en-
gagged in merchandising He is thoroughly
of the Office
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Robert S. Corse is a resident of the 18th dis
trict, where he has been extensively engaged for
years in the nursery business He is man ofir-
reproachable character and possesses excellent
business qualifications. He has filed the Office
of Commissioner for two years and has won for
himself an excellent reputation. He is so well
and favorably known that further remarks with
reference to him are deemed superfuous.
James Miller is lawyer by profession and lives
in Towsontown. He has for the greater part Of
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known as a man of honor and responsibility. He
possesses good business qualifications and if elect
ed would be an attentive and conscientious official.
Joshua T. Benson is substanti 4 and ;Iitellia
gent farmer of the 5th district, and is known as
careful and correct business He is univer-
sally respected and bears an excellent char
acter.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
William H. Brown is a resident of the LIST dis
trict and is foreman in the machine shops of Will
kins factory. He is an intelligent workingman,
of commanding personal appearance, and where
best known is highly thought Of
William +. Weller resides at Granite, in the
I'd district, where he carries on the quarrying bu-
siness extensively. He is an energetic business
man and possesses much more than ordinary in
teIligence. A5
Reuben Gladfelter is resident of the Sd dis
trict and machinist by trade. He is man Of
sound education, excellent character and would
make good, working member.
Richard A. Remare is resident of the 18th dis
trict, prosperous farmer, widely known and uni
versaIIy respected. He is intelligent, honest and
outspoken-just such a man would fill with
credit any position.
George II. Riley resides in the 18th district and
has been manager at the copper factory, on the
Gunpowder, for several years. He is a gentle
man in every sense, intelligent, and q credit to
any ticket on which his name might appear.
George W. Cofran is a resident of the 18th dis
trict and machinist by trade. He is an intelli-
gent workingman, good talker and would make
an active and useful member.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
William Roussay, the nominee for County Sur
veyor resides in the LIST district, and at present
fills the Office to which he has been renominated.
He is worthy man and careful and competent
official.
This is the Workingmen's and Peoples indie
pendent ticket. In point of intelligence and
every other attribute it compares very favOrably
with any ticket which has been presented to the
voters of Baltimore county in many years past
and is the equal of the best of them. 1t can and
will be triumphantly elected if the honest and in
dependent voters of the county come up to it:
support as we hope and believe they W II.