Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
WHO 10 VOTE Eo2.

which party IS ON the right side and I
what candidates win receive his vote
ANY one that does know what his duty (
IS, and conscientiously preformes il vii I
be sure 10 feel he has made a mistake
afterwards
Let your ticket read for Benjamin H9r-
rson and Levi P Morton to begin with. /
The platform 90 which these gentlemen /
stand contain everything dear 70 the |
American heart Home. Happiness.
Honor. Integrity and America for
Americans every time.
The state ticket needs no laudation at
our hands. With w. d. Hoard at the
head. gentlomanly, scholarly man,
beyond the voice Of questions q man Of !
executive ability, untiriug energy and
uprightness, he IS bound to run ahead
of his ticket. Tho remainder of The
state ticket are all tried men in the
harness. Their services have been 50
thoroughly acceptable that before the
convention there was hardly a voice
against their denomination as a whole
by acclamation.
Hon Robert NJ, LaFollette has como
too recently from the balls Of Congress
crowned with laurels Of oralorY and
craftsmanship A Young man of un-
limited promise, he holds place in the
national couasels that Wisconsin could
lily afford to be without
In the Legislature, lion. E. l. Kidd
as Senator from the 10th district, has
by years Of honest labor demonstrated
his fitness for tho Office, aud HE new
district Of Grant and Crawford counties
showed their appreciation by rendering
him a denomination. a gentleman Of
earnest cndeayor his reelection is plain
| " written on the cards.
The same may be said Of Hon. K. B.
Showaller. member Of Assembly from
the second district A gentleman.
whose conspicuous services haze
made his return a necessity. A dis
trict recognising ability shown and
services faithfully performed could not
do 9th r5ise
Z" w 80 'g 4, - III
Green. for Sheriff. Mr.. Thompson
comes before the people be4ring the
necnijar Endorsement 81 hayinr Tho
o0ica seat him II WI tlie recognit;on
- tbe roaveetion without solicitation
= bis o,,;oan, f,nass far ;,a ono, and
no noo,,lo vfl snstain - ,ood in1g.
,naa, nh, r,.sd,v
~ canntv Cierl A. .Tabn 4
Thomas after service Of two wears
comes before The peop,e for reelection.
Mr. Tb,1nas eanc 10 Wisconsin ia 1860
/ ~ serve1 threa vears ii Tia war wish
thas1., yssaa,s.ns II, ~. nosfmas,er
Of Montfgt for b wars ana was Town
CIark If yvinov,lie for - wears. Al a
county officer he bas proven himself s,
Thoroughly capab,e tbat opposition 70
hia reele,.t;on L pot even seriously
!
Thought o.
W. A.Johnson as Clerk 81 th2 Circuit
Court Y also an oineeF tried ana true.
kenominated By acclamation' y IS only
question OF no" meea mSJorHy ne
Will have II the election.
For County Treasurer the name Of
John A. Neayiil. Of PJtosi, was placed
on the ticket By The convention almost
/ by acclama.on. Mr. Neayil was born
! in 10 DAVIS Co, I'll, IN 1911, removing
TO Potosi nj 1876. lie was given a good
common school and academic education
and has made school teaching his
principal occupation. He enlisted in
CO. +. 1o.h Wisconsin Volunteers and
afterwards enlisted in G.. T. 10 b Wis
Vol. Inft serving until discharged
through spinal troubles. Dir. Neaviil
/ is at present village clerk and police
justice Of Potosi, being elected last
spring without opposition. For the last
seven months he has acted as general
agent for The HERALD and if he carries
/ IN the treae1ra,' : Office the same honest