New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-29
Our Candidates.

Hon. e. L. Ward, the Republican
candidate for Senator, is a resident of
Redwood Falls. He is son of Hon.
W. G. Ward of Waseca, who has also
been honored with the Republican SEN
atorial nomination in Waseca county.
Mr.. Ward, Jr., studied law with Hon.
G. K. Davis in St. Paul and is warm
personal friend of the Ex-Governor.
Mr.. Ward is at present mayor Of Red
wood Falls and is very popular. He
has liberal views on the temperance
question and is well qualified for the Of
flee. Brown county Republicans
should accord him q hearty support
HoratioWerring, the candidate torRe-
preventative, is u resident of the town
Of Home, where he is engaged in farm
ing pursuits. He also runs q general
store at Golden Gate and is postmaster
there. Although yet q young man, he
has resided in this county for twenty
years and is thoroughly identified with
the farmers of the county. He is not a
high license man nor prohibitionist,
and if elected he will endeavor to carry
out the wishes of the majority of his
constituents. He is friend of G.. X.
Davis and will support him in the event
of his election. Mr.. Werring is deserv.
ing of the hearty support of every good
Republican.
Mr.. A. Il. Walton, the nominee for
Auditor, is so we'll known to the voters
of this county that he needs no intro.
duction at our hands. He did not seek
the nomination and we have some
doubts if he will accept it.
The action Of the convention in leay.
ing the Office OF treasurer blank was a
handsome thing to do. Mr.. Pfefferle,
the present incumbent, has given such
entire satisfaction that he will have no
opposition for reelection.
Jacob Hoescheler, the nominee for
sheriff, is resident of New Ulm. He is
we'll qualified for the Office, very popu-
lar, and, should he conclude to make a
canvass, will poll a large vote.
Mr.. Hans Mo, the nominee for clerk
of the district court, is resident of
Sleepy Eye and until recently postmas-
ter at that place. He is Scandinavian
and is very popular with his own nation
atty. He a thorough going business
man and we'll qualified for the Office.
While we regret the defeat of Mr.. Blan-
chard, who has been very popular Of
fetal, we hope the Republicans will all
turn in and elect Mr.. Mo.
MIR. Geo. Book, the candidate for
surveyor. is capable young man and
will make an excellent official. Mr..
Berndt would probably have been re-.
nominated, but nobody seemed to know
that he cared to longer continue, as
there is great deal of hard work and
but little pay attached to the Office. Mr..
Boock is resident of New Ulm and a
representative young Republican.
Mr.. Grimmer for register of deeds,
Geo. w. Somerville for county attorney,
Ernst Brandt for judge of probate, j.
B. Velikanje for superintendent and j.
Laudenschlager for coroner, are the
present incumbents and will undoubt-
eddy be reelected without serious oppo-
sition.
We have the pleasure of personal
acquaintance with all the candidates for
county commissioners in the several dis
tricts and have no hesitancv is pro-
nouncing them all hrst-class men.
The convention was representative
body of men, and every town was fully
represented. The ticket presented to
the voters Of Brown county possesses
elements of strength and should be elect
ed by an old-time majority.