The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-08
THE JUDICIAL TICKET.

q The vote received by Judge Crawford
0 --6l of the GO votes represented by the
0 convention shows that for the position
he seeks he is the undoubted choice OF
every county in the circuit. And this I'M
bounded popularity he has won by services
on the bench He has given the people
proof of his ability, his honesty and impair
tality. He has not permitted his courts to
cat up the substance of the taxpayers, On
the contrary, he has by keeping an eye on
expenses, as well as by his exact business
methods, brought the cost of his courts
| to the lowest figure that is consistent with
proper administration justice. That
Judge Crawford will command the support
his of entire party, draw largely from the
Republican vote and be triumphantly elect
ed, is conceded everywhere and by everybody
Judge Daniel NJ. Browning is compare
tive stranger in the lower end of the cir
cult; but never before did stranger win
more rapidly than he upon the respect and
confidence Of the people. An assurance Of
this is given in the fact that on the first
ballot he received twenty -onc votes more
than were necessary to effect his nomina-
tlon-and within eleven votes of the entire
strength of the convention. twas but nee
essary for the people to see Judge Brown
ing to feel assured of his intelligence, hon
% esty and integrity. He has served the peo,
pie of Franklin county in the capacity Of
4. County Judge, long and well, entering
upon his second term of service with tho
N unanimous Endorsement of his fellow clti
- zens HIS near neighbors presented him t.
v the convention as gentleman of spotles'
l. integrity, as abundantly qualified for the
1t position, and as man whose great personal
popularity would secure him hundreds OF
votes from lis political adyersaries.
Hon. John NJ LanSdcn, of this city, like
Mr. Browning was not, prior to his an
l nouncemcnt, generally known throughout
l the district. But those who do know him
do not hesitate to say that, in point Of mon
tai culture, Knowledge Of the law, clear
headedncss and moral worth he has no supe-
nor among the lawyers connected with the
bar Of Southern Illinois. He is a gentle
man of retiring disposition, who naturally
shrinks from the hurrah the strategy and
intrigue OF warm election contests; and
must win the race, if he wins at all, by a
straightforward, upright, gen;lcmanly
course of conduct. 70 possess himself OF
the prize for which he is contending he
+ would not utter a single unfounded word
), Of disparagcment OF his competitors, or do
+ any act that would not, at any time, become
agentleman. His warmest and most devo.
J. ted friends are among those who have
" huONH nm lOn5cSl ana KNOW MN DtSl
y his enemies are nowhere. He vii. enlist
in his behalf the efforts of the best work
!. ers of the party; and, although he is a
o Democrat he has devoted his whole time
to law, and no part of it to politics. Hence
. it is entirely safe to say that hundreds of
e Republicans in this end of the district.
o knowing how completely his mind will be
Invested of all political prejudice how he
n will, ifelectcd, be a just and upright Judge
n and not politician hundreds of Repub,
: licans knowing this, will undoubtedly lend
him hearty support.
- And now fellow Democrats Of
Il the First Judicial circuit IN,
III Democratic ticket is made up. Car
Won will Won elect itl Tho o;ro,;, i; go