The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-28
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.

To secure the election OF the Democratic
ticket it is only necessary for the Demo
Gratis to 90 the polls and vote an unscratch-
cd ticket Republicans will cast no votes
for Democratic candidates. II is a square
party fight, and Democrats as well as Re
publicans, are expected 10 stand by their
colors.
The Democratic convention selected
wisely and well, It's nominees are men of
great ability, and of confessed integrity.
They are the best, the tttcst men in the
field. In commenting them as such 10 the
voters of Massac county, the Metropolis
Democrat employs the following language
1--WE cannot impress too strongly on the
people the importance Of the Judicial cleo
ton on the 2ad day of June. The Office is
one of the first Importance to taxpayers,
who foot the bills incurred by the court
machinery Of our country. Any person who
has ever had suit in court, been witness,
or sat on q jury, or has been in any way
connected with the courts, knows full well
how important it is to have Judge on the
bench who knows the law and is further
able to push the business in such manner
as TO clear the dockcts, and at the same
time give all parties the full benefit of the
law, and accord to all equal and exact
justice, without fearfavor, or political bias.
Hon. VI. c. Crawford has been on the bench
for many years has never engaged in poll
ties or political wranges, is a man Of ma
ture years, and is yet in the full yigor Of
manhood, is conceded By all to be one Of
the abcst Judges in the country. He
furthermore possesses superior qualities in
ruling and conducting courts, for the
speedy dispatch Of business seldom found
in a judge of such wisdom, and legal ability
as he possesses.
Hon. J. NJ. Lansdcn of Cairo, is but lit
tie known to portion Of the district in
consequence OF ms strict attention to the
duties of his profession and of the further
fact, that he has never sought political hon
ors. Athougha Democrat, he is rs far from
being partisan or political trickster, as
the sun is from the earth, It is no tat,cry
or adulation to say of him. that he is le-
gal pattern Of honor, fidelity and learning,
a man deserving and receiving from all
who know him regardless of party, the
highest possible respect and honor. We
know whereof we speak when we say
that Mr.. Lansden is exactly the man for the
place
AS to Hon. d. NJ, Browning, he has been
regularly educated and graduated from Il
first-cass school of the law, has had many
years experience in its practice, has
had long and large experience in conduct.
ing courts, having been for the third time
elected to the office Of county judge bv All
parties without the shadow Of onnos;,;on.
He is man of fine presence, of excellent
morals and would without douh, br;no
honor to the position and render tnll and
abundant satisfaction to all in any manner
concerned. We are not miss,anny the
case, we are not telling a campaign story
friends, in what We have said. We honestly
and conscientiously think that We have by
far the best ticket--thc only Question Is
will you consult your own interests NV yot.
ing tor the ticket"
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