The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

"O'I s44ouiu SANt ticlI sotes 10Y niM on
next Tuesday by voting the republican
tick ct straight.
JAMES ". DAWES,
Dur candidate for governor Of the
great state of Nebraska on the repuhli.
a ticket IL a gentleman OF marked
ability a. an executive. and has nd.
ministered the affairs Of the state with
, great credit TO hi,n..lf and con.lituen-
cy. The republicans may well feel
proud of Gov. Dawes. We can fully a..
sert that be vii receive n hearty en-
dorsement al the polls On Tuesday.
No man can honestly say a word
against him. which II certainly more
than can Toe SAID ofthc democratic NOM
me IL SAID T. be II railroad lrbnvi-, Of
the worst type. One thing : certain.
Guv. Dawes - Mor,0a'- ru,}cror M
whatever position you MAJ, place him.
IHE CHIEF earnestly iupe. that The re-
pub!lcans vii! not ALLOW Themselves to
Oe nlsIed 10y false rumurs set ahoal
by unprincipied parties In relation Ia
the governor, which has only been
done for political huncombe by his en-
emies. Vote for Gov. Dawes straight
IN Tuesday. Our candidate for lien
tenant governor, II II shedd, is a rem
tlenisn of unque.tioned ability. Ell
ward L 4ogSen, candidate for secre-
tiry Of state, Is very ably qualified 70
occupy that responsible position.
s,har.es II. Willard. our candidate fox
treasurer. Is 4 justly proper man for
that position and was N wise selection
on the part oi the republicans. II A
Bahocck, candidate TOR auditor public
accounts, VIM. Leese, candidate for
attorney general, Joseph Scott, nomI-
e for commissioner public lands and
buildings, W " W Jones, candidate
for otiire OF superintendent, of public
instruction ard Leryitt Burnhsm are
AL go'h men and eininently fitted 20
perform the fuf,'ions OF the yarions
Offices which ;i.ey have been numinat-
al Tor. and each and eve V one si.ould
rcceis. the support OF Tie republicans
an Tuesday. Vote for them.
JAMES LAIRD.
who has the nomination for
IN the second distric; al the hands of
The republican party. and whose Ia
Dor. IN the last congress Was such a.
10 lead his constituency in giving him
q hearty endorsement 10y a second
nomination tor congress is abe and
veil qualified 20 represent the people,
and much mur so than his cumpea-
tor on the anti-monop. demo-greeu-
back, fusion ticket-Mr. Sickle. Mr..
Laird has been 4 Jealous worker for
:his district notwithstanding the harp
ing Of the free traders and iu.iouis.s
IN the district, and the rAvinSE Of the
Omaha Bee, which have time and
again been proven false and u~nprincl-
pied mis.tatements. There is nsthing
to he gained 10y republicans voting Tor
Sickle, if elected, he woIid not and
could not fully represen, the intere.,
of this district, IS nearly oil viii testify
~ho heard the speech Las; Friday
night For the success of the repubFi-
can party IN November i; behooves
every republican wishes his party veil
and crowned with victory, TO vote for
Laird. Lay eli prrjudice aside and
look to your parsy's interest. Sickle
m:a free trade and hard times to
workingmsn, whilea vote for Laird
means victory. protection Of American
labor and industries and . rebuks 70
free trade heresies. See that your tick
e; reads James Laind for congress.
Don't he Dhled.