The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-27
THE TICKET.

notwithstanding the ulSaSreeaoie
weather of Saturday last, the assembly
district and county conventions were
quite well attended. There was practic-
ally no contest except for county super
intendent of schools. Whether the con-
yention did its work well or not and
whether the people will approve OF it
will of course be determined on election
day. All the persons nominated have
held official position of some kind and
have been sufficiently before the people
TO have their merits or dement's known.
F. P. Mueller, the candidate for regis
ter of deeds, is young man, who, for
some time has been employed in that
office. Through his courteous manners
and efficiency he has acquired 80 much
popularity that he encountered no oppo-
sition in the convention. He has quail
ications that fit him peculiarly for the
duties of the Office for which he is can,
didate. His election is foregone conclu-
sion as he was the unanimous choice OF
the party. The same qualities that gave
him strength there will make him strong
on election day.
Mr.. Falge, the candidate for clerk Of
the court, has been before the people
before. The more he is known the bet
ter he is liked. He is gentleman Of
scholarly attainments, faithful officer
always at his post, and thorough gen
tleman IN his habits and address. He Ii
deservedly popular as much for his deli
gent attention to his official duties as fol
his invariable courtesy. The people
have been satisfied with him as an Officer
and will continue him in Office.
It does not become us to speak of the
candidate for superintendent of schools
The people are competent to Judge o
ed Will act IN accordance with the opIn-
ions formed.
For member of assembly in the FRS
District, Mr.. Gleason, is the nominee
He represented the district last fall t.
the general satisfaction of his constituents
He is On intelligent farmer, class which
should be more largely represented ii
the legislature. The people of the Firs
District have no reason to desire chang
until the customary two terms have beer
served by the present incumbent.
Mr.. Henry Goedjen the candidate fo
assembly in the Second District has fo
many years represented the town of Two
Rivers in the county board. He is alst
farmer and a man every way qualified
to inteliigently represent the people o
his district. Opposition is PRACTICAL,
hopeless in that district, PARTICULAR,
with such worthy candidate as Mr.
Goedien.
George Pankratz, the nominee in thu
Third District is we'll known as an honest
independent man. He has been in bus
mess for years, and enjoys an enviablt
reputation. He did not seek the nomi-
nation; in fact took it reluctantly. NJ
other man in the district unites in him
self so many elements of strength. He
has also represented the Third ward il
the county board, and has for years been
member of the city council. A better
nomination could not be made.
This is the ticket presented to the
people of the county for their suffrages
this fall. Democrats should bear in
mind that state ticket is to be elected
and that those best informed on political
matters concede the probability of the
election of the democratic state ticket.
Manitowoc county should do its share
toward securing this result. Let NO
elector remain at home through indifer-
onaa