The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-10-04

III This IHdLCeI. F1eIc is CndnCe TO
redeem the county and place it in
the proper light before the people Of
the State.
Our candidate for Treasurer, Sam
uel B. Cropley, is another man who
lis known for his fearless character
and honor. If the people of this
county want a man in this office
whose rugged honesty and sterling
integrity they may trust implicitly,
let them elect Mr.. Cropley, A SOL
der of the war, a patriot and sound
Republican, he merits and will re-
.ceive the loyal support of every con-
scientious Republican. He has been
prepared for the duties of the Office
for which he is nominated by the dis
charge of similar duties in the town
office he now holds. Mr.. Cropley
was nominated by the Republican
party Of this county at large and rep
resents only Republleanism on the
ticket. There is no reason why he
should not receive the support Of
every Republican in the county. He
will doubtless receive many Demo
cratic votes in his own town where
he has served long and faithfully.
His fitness for the office is acknowl-
edged by all and the people of this
county would be congratulated upon
the election of such man.
Mr.. J. P. Browne, the Republican
nominee for Register of Deeds, is a
young man not very generally known
in the city of Kenosha, but he will
probably be better known before the
campaign is over. He is we'll known
in some parts of the county and al
ways favorably. He is one of the
Kenosha County boys who do honor
to their homes. His work as a
school teacher in various parts of
the county has always been of a high
order and he is qualified beyond
most men for the discharge of the
duties Of this Office. He is young
man of exemplary habits and his ca
reer as man and as a Republican is
spotless. There is no reason why
he should not be elected. He will be
If he receives the solid Republican
vote. 1t may occur to some of our
Republican friends who have voted
TOR the present incumbent in the
past that four terms are often enough
for them to help a Democrat into one
office. It there Republican friends
will give their suffrages to the Re-
publican nominee in the interest of
fair play and Republicanism this
year, Mr.. Browne will be elected.
Our candidate for County Super
3intendent of Schools is another man
who is large for the place. Mr.. Mid
.dlecamp has made an enviable rec
ord as Superintendent of Schools.
He has done more to raise the stan
dard of our county schools than has
been accomplished in years. The
teachers meetings have been better
attended, better work has been done
in the schools and the children of
the taxpayers are getting the bene-
fit. Mr.. Middlecamp throws into
his work his large experience, earn
est study and love of his profession
which has availed much already for
the benefit of the school children of
this county. He should certainly be
continued in his work.
Of Mr.. John Lucas, our candidate
for Coroner, but little needs to be
said. He is known all over this
county and his record is his chief
recommendation. AS Sheriff he was
"a success. AS candidate he is
strong.
/ Jason Lothrop is without doubt
Ethe best surveyor in Kenosha Coun-
Fty: therefore the county wants him
for Surveyor. He is staunch Re-
publican; therefore the Republicans
nominated him. He should certain
ly receive solid Republican vote.