Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-29
AFlArrER1Na COMPLIMENT.
Judge Macdonald Requested By All Parties
TO Beooass q Candidate For Reelection
He Accepfa

Judge Macdonald Requested By All Parties
TO Beooass q Candidate For Re-eIecti0n.-
As accepts.
lChaska Valley Herald
AS the term of Office of Judge j. l.. Nc
Donald, as Judge Of this district, expires
with this year, and as the manner in
which he has discharged the duties Of that
Office was uniformly satisfactory to the
people of eur county land as we believe
of the other counties of the district) and q
general desire was expressed for his re-
election, it was determined upon some
time ago by influential citizens of all
parties here, that steps be taken to tender
him an invitation to become candidate
for re-electlon-in which invitation sll
who wished should Join, irrespective of
party. A letter to that effect was pro-
pared, and the duty de-
volved upon US to see that
it was circulated in this county; and to Sc
cure the cooperation of the citizens of
the other counties of the district, who
were DESTROYS of joining with rs, which
was done. Copies Of the letter were sent
to each county, and the result shows, as
we anticipated, that the feeling in favor of
Judge Macdonald's re- election is as strong
in each county, as in this. Almost every
letter was returned with the remark that if
mora time was given they could have Sc
cured the signatures of nearly all the
voters of each county. The signatures ag
gregate several hundred and glance at
the names attached thereto is sufficient to
satisfy any sane man that the reelection
of Judge Macdonald is beyond question
and renders useless and hopeless the
aspiration of any others-if there are any
such. The following is copy of the let
ter SO signed, and addressed to Judge
Macdonald
To the Honorable J. L. Macdonald, Judge
of the 9Th Judicial District.
We the undersigned, legal voters of said
district, believing that the selection of
Judge of the district court should be re-
moved as far as possible from political
controversy, and the Office filed by the
person best qualified by his learning, ex-
perience and integrity, to fairly and i'm
partially discharge its important duties,
without reference to party politics, do
hereby express our satisfaction with the
manner in which you have administered
the duties of your Office during the term
| now drawing to close, and request you
| to become candidate for collection.
After carefully observing the impartial
and courteous manner in which you have
| used the great power intrusted to you and
discharged the duties of your Office, and
| the uniform correctness of your decisions,
| during the past six years, we are confident
| that the best interests of the people of the
49, nd al md n
such is almost the unanimous desire of
| your constituents.
SIGNATURES.
As the names are sufficiently numerous
to fill several columns of this paper, we
regret that We have not the space to spare
to publish them all. But to give our read
ers some idea of the class of persons whose
names are affixed thereto, We select those
of the following well known gentlemen:
CARVER COUNTY.
Senator Julius Fl Aokermann, F Greiner,
register of deeds, G Krayenbuhl, clerk dis
trict court, L Streukens, county auditor, P
Judge of probate, Z E DuToit, sheriff, S B
Kohler, chairman county commissioners,
W @ Odell, county attorney, Geo Mix, court
commissioner, A Nuremberg, Ed Carver
Free Press, J A Roemer, attorney,
Geo A Houghton, Geo A DuToit, F
W Henning, Charles Johnson, Peter
Hits, John Sundine, Sam'l Truwee, Hon FL
R Denny, G Anderson, DR. A Griffin,
Arnold Hoehn, M Fl Muyres, G A Rams
dell, P M, Jos Franken, F Linnenfelser,
Geo Faber, Phi Hsnk, VIC Bradenhagen,
Meaweisen, Matthias Ertz, A @ Flood,
Mathew Kelley, P Craven, A Ed Kaeder,
Lassen, Geo Bleichner, A s Shook,
John s Nelson, Jacob Truwee.
M'LEoD COUNTY.
Senator F Vollmer, Representative E A
Child, l. M Gain, county auditor, l. w
Lester, county treasurer, Sam P Brown,
register of deeds, John Luiten, clerk of
court, A P Fitch, county attorney, Andrew
Hopper, sheriff, G A Copeland, deputy
sheriff, DR. j Fl Dorsey, county superintend
emit of schools, G R Gilbert, court commits
sioner, ] Y V Lewis, judge of probate and
attorney, E f Huntington chairman county
comr, John Kasper, CO com, Olivee Pierce,
CO com, John MuIvany. CO com, Thos g
Arnold. co com, Col j O Edison, atty, Lib
erty hall, Ed Glencoe, register, RI. R s
Miles, B Dean, NJ Thoeny, W F Schor-
ISSRS, dGsOIucy. Il. .. AiSAduuST, dItOrucy
V III Hall, NJ Glencoe, JAS G Bardwell P
NJ of Stewart, G M Nelson, attorney, Hon
W T Bonniwell, Hon W s Ives, DR. Kee
Wakefield, Cal P Smith, Ed Hutchinson,
Leader, DR. D Sivright, Asa B Rutchin-
son, Hon S e Anderson, I B Summer, D A
Adams, L q Blasting, W II Pendergast,
asst. state superintendent of Public In
struction, o D Hutchinson.
SHELLEY COUNTY.
Hon j G Stoever, Hon Henry Poehler,
Senator Thomas WEIGH, Sylvester Kipp,
county attorney, P Bray, sheriff, E. j. Aver,
court commissioner, Chas Comicks,
treasurer, M r Wilcox, clerk, Daniel
Picket, reister of deeds, and editor of In
dependent, VIM Il Wilson, county superin-
tendent of schools, James, W Davis, attor-
nsy, Hamilton Beatty, Orrin Kipp, attorney,
81 A Boetcher, p M Julius Hanke, Louis
Barger, Aug Poehler.
LIE sURUR COUNTY,.
R W Jaeklin, representative, Albert
Borak, representative, R B Everett, county
treasurer: W Kolars, clerk of court: Jas
Dtlehanty, Judge of probate; Phil Dres-
sci, county auditor; Thos Hessian, county
attorney; Thos II Smullen, register OF
deeds; Thos Barker, coUnty superintendent
of schools; Francis Caldwell, attorney; Ora
Parker. attorney; w Boright, attorney;
! 3 O'MaIley attorney: Hon l. Rogers