, 1880-09-05
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL.

THE "STAATS-ZE1TUEG" ENDORSES WILLIAM
! WoODARD-
The Staats- ZeQun9 Of Saturday has the follow
ing Ia regard to the Congressional nomination il
the Second District:
BY the withdrawal Of Gen. Martin BEEN, tht
| number OF candidates for the Republican Con
gresstonal nomination in the Second District il
lessened By one, and the prospects Of thost
candidates who are not personally seeking tbs
Office, but whom large number would gladly Sex
tnss aTa e A9ns n
but whom number OF our best and truest Re-
Publicans and citizens, desiring th~ welfare o1
Wi Wizard woodard. fne e reason s Why there va: s
Of Of the ad ddes.1s % that ~ Repubiican tonvene
him as its candidate Il, as we are informed, thas
some Of his American friends feared he would
lose the support of the German voters, since in
any feeling Of IL viii against M1. p'S Woodard has
survived from that time we do net know It. and
there aPPearNs 81 t9 be no re reason why there should
Mr. Woodard,s public career, whether as Alder
man, then as STATE Senator, and Later as Pnrk
dence Which be Is @ entitled % to Claim On account
OF his general knowledge, his admitted adminis-
tratire ability, and his unquesttoned integrity
be is not . 'temperenzler,"-th is,
man who wishes to force Others to abstain
On the contrary, be is a liberal man, who
acknowledges and respects differing opinions and
ideas regarding life and The way Of enjoying it.
prec1se!y as ne enteffalns N reARious matters
HeIy it peas ur ~ s !eass gsleuss s , - .ne
thai be would not lar an obstacle in the way Of
the German method Of Sunday enjoyment, for,
as FaIk Cornmisstoner and as President, the
wess quo i LuiA pasu nAss unusr Wy a1 &
the narks On Srn3avS Nv fhosek classes of
the people whose occupations do not allow
them to Visit them On week days HIS integrity
f;ssi 4 a,t - o ai @ f - M - T 1rn
President. which WIS offered him.
II Mr. Willard Woodard's friends are serious
about bis candidacy, and push It earnestly, we
20 tar ~ ane ~; IT, MS a. J.; 1ass ~ a,e
and tfars IN tbe othor hand. many Of them viii
take q warm Interest," in him, and IL he gets the
nomination. We do not doubt TINT the Germans
COL ]. VI. BENNETT.
sa5s t " t1ra,ai If 1o
RonStt WIS re fron te connressans1 t',ce IN
the til y West Sidc. AT 4 reporter T 9or Tue TRIBUNE ;1 M
n na" F;fths @ axonns nT Rnnnott afste 1hatl ~
~ ~ hea sax,a, fnr1naiiv nnfareI tho canrsss he
cnuld not formally withdrnw. He said that:
hnv ~ ia ~ h Nv toernad ~ hr 9hn;r nctinn He Iid
M. o nrnnosc tx make any personal canvass for
he posiSon. and at the same time be would
pot refuse me noninaqnn ~ ,,a, IL ~ e"ooru ,r
ne o1ere1 20 III H. .o+ tbs tbe+ ha stnod s1ecflv
~ n9 r n.ou s;ia,'sr mA 81 - ~ ofered ~ so
ace' LUZ "@atee ~ taNo - 1t oae1'
he FAFoRs "ooDARn.
10 the Editor Of The Chaeaoo tribune.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3-NoH that Gen. BEEN has
80 ~ - oonst,+,,enta IN rho ,,,rch snsnended
lei. us' LIZ e..a - a4.;,1.- T .rh,ah ~
as 1t we're In m1a air WILD notning on WHICH 10
cling, let Us unite our forces and join In the
Woodland campaign. Although always sup
porter u o.atta ooe' m:,,.+s wa.saSs
appreciate the virtues OF "1'afo "oooalu- i
hive always been sharp enough not to attack
where nothing was vulnerable. Let us take ad-
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