The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-09-26
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

We place at the head of our editorial columns
this week the ticket nominated by the Baltimore
county Republican convention on Monday. Some
of the nominees are No. men and are we'll and
favcrably known to the people of the county,
while others are entirely unknown except in their
neighborhoods. All three of the Coun-
ty Commissioners are taken from the districts ad-
jacent to the city, the other sections of the county
having been entirely ignored.
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
For this important office the name of Mr.
Joshua Parsons, of the Sd district, is presented
He is very successful farmer and gardener and
lives at Arlington. There is no better man in
Baltimore county than Joshua Parsons, and he is
very highly esteemed by all who know him. He
is a member of the M. E. church, q consistent
temperance man and in all respects an exemplary
citizen. He would make faithful official should
the people of the county see proper to elect him.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Mr.. Richard H. Woollen, of the Sd district is
the nominee for this office. He is one of our best
and most highly esteemed citizens, thorough
business man and well qualified to fill any Office
in the gift of the people. He would be q credit
to any ticket upon which his name might be
placed. He is brother-in-law of Samuel Brady,
ESQ.,, and resides near Brooklandville.
FOR SHERIFF.
The name of Mr.. Charles G. Hunter, of the 18th
district is presented for this office. He is strict
ly moral young man and is engaged in farming.
He has never held an Office and is not known out
side of his district although he bears very good
reputation where he is known.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Frederick Wannonwich, 1st district; Isaac S.
Crowther, 9th district, and Henry Schluderberg
18th district are the nominees for this Office, which
is the most important in the gift of the people Of
the county. They are comparatively unknown
men and if they possess any peculiar fitness fol
the Office we are not aware of it, Mr.. Wan
norwich is butcher; Mr.. Crowther is stone
mason, and Mr.. Schluderberg is a butcher, and
all live in the Belt.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Mr.. C. H. Harlan, of the 18th district, is pre-
scented for this office. Heis farmer and surveyor
but we are not acquainted with him and are
therefore unable to make and further reference tt
him.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Isaac 7. Uhrick, 9Th district; James I. Red
mond, 9th district; VIM. +. Madary, 10th dis
trict Robert II. Monroe, 18th district; Charles
Hall, 18th district, and Thomas T. Benton, 9Th
district, are the nominees for the Legislature
Mr.. Uhriek is farmer of whom we never heard
before Mr.. Redmond keeps a store at Hampden
Falls road, and is also stranger to us /; Mr.
Madary is an industrious farmer Mr.. Monroe il
butcher and storekeeper and is in all respects {
worthy citizen Mr.. Hall is dairyman, and Mr.
Benton is clerk at Hoffmanville He was a can
didate for the State Senate in 1888 and was beatel
by Hon. C. Bohn Slingluff, the present Senator
This, then, is the ticket presented to the Repub
licans of Baltimore county for their suffrages.
has some frst-class material on 1t, but majorit,
of the nominees possess no especial qualification
for the offices for which they have been named
and candor and truthfulness compel US to admi
| that as a whole it is q weak ticket and we doub
if it can command the full party vote. We pre-
sent the names of the candidates, tell what W
know about them, and leave the Republicans o
the county to decide for themselves how they vii
act in the premises.