The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-21

clerk, is q man well known in the second
assembly district. The fact that he had
the solid support of that district In the
convention is recommendation which
cannot be lightly disregarded. He is a
man of the people, popular where known
personally, and respected where he is
known by reputation. His boyhood was
also spent in the county and it adds to
his strength. Mr.. Buhse appears this
fall for the first time as a candidate for
official position. Let him be judged by
the estimation in which he is held at his
home in Two Rivers. We know how
Mr.. Buhse stands in that city and the
people generally will when the ballots
are counted on the End Of November. If
Mr. Buhse's majority is not such as to
convince people Of his excellent standing
ct home then call signs" fail.
". A. Walker, the nominee for dis
trict attorney, is so well known through
out the county that an extended notice Of
him is superfuous. We could not add
TO the estimation in which he is held by
the people Of the county. He had op-
posed to him in the convention one of
the strongest men and the most capable
ohcer the county ever had. The nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Walker does not pluck one
leaf from the laurels earned by Mr..
Sch,aitz bur attests the popularity of the
former. Mr.. Walker was for little over
four years. superintendent OF schools and
in that time earned reputation for abil-
ity which it has taken some men years to
acquire. He was admitted to the bar
about six years ago and has at present
quite an extensive law practice. Judg-
ing him by the past he will make cap
able and industrious officer. His maio.
rity will without doubt be greater than
that of any other candidate on the ticket.
John O'Hara has discharged the dnties
OF the office OF county surveyor for some
years. His unanimous nomination dem
onstrates his faithfulness. Mr. O'Hara
is among the ablest mathematicians OF
the county and is peculiarly fitted for the
position of surveyor. He will be elected
without doubt.
DR.. Simon is ten.termer. He has
held the Office of coroner from time i'm.
memorial. He is nominated and elected
without his knowing it. He is as well
known as coroner as Adam is as the first
man. The doctor cannot be defeated
either in the convention or at the polls.
He holds the Office in fee simple, and his
title there's none to dispute.
In the First district Thomas Gleason
is the candidate for the assembly. Mr.
Gleeson is an intelligent young farmer
whose popularity in his own town and
the surrounding ones is unbounded. He
has held number of local offices and is
IN every way capable. No better mar
could be nominated and no more faithful
representative could be found in tina
district. Mr.. Gleason will be elected by
a good majority and deserves to be.
Ira P. enAh, the assembly nomine.
for the sfnhA NORTH" is we'll know
throughout the county. He has proved
himself a competent officer, having held
the Office of sheriff for one term. His
election is beyond a question and he viii
faithfully represent his people at Madi
son.
We confidently express the opinion
that no district in the state offers as
candidate for the legislature, man su
perior to Mr.. Piening. There is no of
flee to which the people can elect hjr
which he would not fill creditably. II,
has majority to overcome in the 3rc
district and he has man of intelligenc.
opposed to him. But Mr.. Piening has
elements of strength which makes him {
formidable candidate and his election OF
the End of November, if not certain, i.
highly probable.