Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-10-27
To vote for Mark H. Dunnell for
Congress, is to vote for Republican
success. To vote for Ward is to
vote for Republican defeat.
The Republican Nominees

The Republican Nominees.
Last week there appeared in the TRAN
SCRIPT list Of the regular Republican
nominees for election to county Offices;
this week we wish TO speak Of each NOM
inee particularly, and to state why he
should be elc c,ed, as we'll as the entire
ticket.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, P. A. PETERSON.
P. A. Peterson of Cdolpho, and j. u.
Allen OF LeRoy, were nominated for
representatives. Mr.. Peterson is an old
resident of this county and fully ldent!-
fed with its best interests. A stauncher
Republican never lived. Party defeat
and political reverses never caused him
To swerve for moment from those prin.
ciples which he deemed Fundamental,
and which he found in the Republican
party. But better than this, he is a man
of strong moral character, and high 10
the esteem of all who know HIM. His
neighbors speak fnvorably Of him, and
and integrity. He is in every way quail.
lied to represent the county, and no man
can err in voting Tor him.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE ]. D. ALLEN.
I'D. Allen Of Leroy, is so we'll known
to the voters Of this county that he needs
no introduction. His character us man
and his sterling Republicanism have
never been questioned. He has already
served the county In the Legislature, and
will return to the House with that exper-
,ence 80 valuable to the legislator. The
people will not forget that Mir. Allen
vas the author Of the bill passed two
years ago reducing the salaries Of county
officers 10 the reasonable amounts to be
paid after January Is, next. While the
Page ring were adding to the expenses
of the county by extravagant expenditure
and maliciously devised suits and indict'
ments for the personal vengeance OF Page
or those who wnnld moi cnnnfnnan"n his
measures, Mr.. Allen was quietly look
ing after the real interests Of the people
by reducing the expenses of county ser
wee. That he has served the people
we'll, Is proof that he will continue to do
80, if the people be as true to him as he
has been to them.
FOR SHERIFF, H. b. COREY.
The enthusiasm with which Il. B.
Corey, our popular sheriff, was re-nomi-
mated ia an index Of the support which
his party will give him, and which he
Will receive from all men who wish to see
a faithful aud efficient officer in this most
responsible OF all positions, Fearless
and prompt IN the discharge of his duties,
kind and genial to those in his keeping,
he has shown himself amply qualified 10
execute the mand ates Of the courts. He
Is in every worthy particular superior to
the political hermaphrodite opposed 10
him, and he will be selected by An over.
whelming majority.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR, H. ". ELMs.
II. ". EIms of Austin, will be the next
county auditor. Unlike his opponent he
has not destroyed his influence by being
all tn ings to all men; he has not evaded
responsibility and expression OF convic-
tion In order to gain votes; he has not al
lowed himself 70 be indiscriminately the
candidate Of temperance party, whiskey
men aud boilers, of anything to get into
Office. And again, unlike his opponent,
be is thorough book-keeper and busi-
ness man, familiar with the routine and
responsibilities Of Office life, and we'll
fitted to perform the onerous duties Of
the auditor. And once again. he is pop.
ular and we'll liked. Every respectable
man who meets Mr.. Elms gains . friend
and becomes one. The people Of this
county win find him gentlemanly and
cordial IN the position which he is sure 10
fill the next two years-that of County
Auditor of Mower County.
FOR RRe1sTER OF DEEDS, n. II. TRoW-
BRIDGE.
II. NJ. Trowbridge, the candidate for
Register of Deeds, is from Lyle, a town
Astounding in good men. The Republt
cans. were peculiarly fortunate In their
choice Of Mr.. Trowbridge for Regisser.
He has long been resident of this county,
and Is we'll acquainted with its people
and its affairs. HIS char acter commands
the respect of all men, and his ability en-
titles him to their votes. Mr.. TrOwbridge
will add strength to the ticket, because
he is good man and will perform the
duties OF bis Office equally ~ we'll at
least as the present incumbent has per-
formed them.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY, g. F. GOODWIN
Geo. F. Goodw win, candidate for County
Attorney, is a good lawyer, and generally
successful. He graduated at the La
Crosse Academy, and subsequently read
law in the Office Of Wing & Prentiss of
La Crosse. Two years ago he opened an
office In Grand Meadow where he has
since been doing good law business.
BE is fully qualified to look after the le-
gal affairs Of the county. and will disap:
point none who vote for him.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE, oRAANz0 ALLEN.
OF all the county Offices requiring
thoroughly honest, accurate, we'll read
man, the Office of Judge of Probate is un-
doubleday the most conspicuous. Judge
Ormanzo Allen, of Austin, meets the re.
Quirements of the Office IN every par.icu-
lar. He is a lawyer by profession, an
honest mau from principle, scholar,