Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-02
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ton was mo- ory. The
ticket nominated is strong in every
particular. The rulings Of the chair
man were just aud well received in
every instance. Not q combination
was INDUCED in. We hear no COM
plants of packing" Juggling, trad.
ing, &C., as is often the case. As
generally happens good and qualified
men were defeated, but no fault can
be found with . SINGLE nomination.
We think the result of the convention
will be an increased majority for the
party this fall.
C. G. DANIEL,
of Vandalia, was nominated on the
fourth ballot for the Legislature.
Charlie lie q representative man of
the county and will faithfully repre-
sent his constituents in the Lower
House. He is a young but true and
live Democrat and will take pride in
making a record.
s. N. EDwAREs,
the present incumbent, was nominal
ed for Probate Judge by acclama-
ton. Judge Edwards is one of Au-
drains Oldest and staunchest Demo-
Gratis. In times of war and peace he
has ever been found true to his party.
No man is better fitted Tor this office
or more ola party man than Judge
S. NJ. Edwards.
J.. MD. TRIMBLE
was nominated for reelection to the
Office of prosecuting attorney by ac-
clamation. TrImble has proved q
most efficient prosecutor, something
that Audrain needed badly. He Sis
the pride of law abiding citizens and
a terror to criminals. His record
since he has been in Office could not
have been better. In short, Audrain
has INT of the best, if not the best
prosecuting attorney in the State.
He is the choice of all parties and
both sexes throughout the county.
DAN. WOODWARD,
of Salt River township, was nominal
ed for sheriff on the first ballot. Dan
is one of Audrain's most successful
farmers and will prove a most worthy
prompt and efficient sheriff. 1t is
right that the farmers should be rep
resented on our ticket and this Office
seems always to be given to them.
,. y. DOZENS,
present incumbent, was nominated
for reelection to the office of county
collector by reclamation. Ben has
proved a most worthy and efficient
collector and was nominated without
opposition. He has many and strong
friends throughout the county and
will poll the full strength of the
party.
4. g. TURNER
was nominated for county treasure,
on the second ballot. Mr.. Turner
Is one of our most successful mer.
chants and the funds of the county
will be safe in his hands. All thu
competitors for this Office we're worthy
and popular, but only one could b,
elected.
c. d. ROGERS
was nominated for county surveys
by reclamation, j. H. Hayden draw
ing off before a ballot was taken
Charlie is a young man but wei
qualified for the place, having jus
completed a course of surveying a
the State University.
J.. r. BEATTY,
present incumbent, was nominate,
for reelection for assessor. Johnn,
has proved a faithful and correc
officer and was worthy of being re
nominated.
GEORGE ROBERTSON,
one of our most talented young law
yers, and enthusiastic young Demo
Gratis, was nominated for public ad
ministrator. George has Away
proved true to every trust given t
him and We can safely say he vii
always do his duty whenever an
wherever he may be found.
DIR. W. W. RoDxAN ]
was nominated for coroner. Will. |
one Of Mexico's most suceessft
young physicians and well worthy
= place on the ticket.
! r. y. HooroN
, was nominated for reelection as col
stable Of Salt River township. Boil
, is justly a very popular young ma,
2 always accommodating and a mo-
: efficient officer.
: CAPT. GRIGSBY,
!, a staunch farmer of Cuivre TOWNSHIP
, was nominated for county Judge
: the eastern district.
Z h. CREED CARTER,
: also q farmer, was nominated f
county judge FROM the western di
Q trict. He is q live, energetic m.
s and will prove q worthy Judge.
g The above ticket in toto will
elected. In what particular (exce
perhaps on account Of personal fet
r ings) could any man Of any par
+ wish q change. 1t is q strong tick
: and Will receive . strong majority.
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