New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-12
Political Resume.

iioaA HoiulHetS lOE county OMceS, anu
we now take pleasure in formally intro
ducipg the candidates to our readers.
The Office of Representative is one
which deserves prior consideration, in
asmuch as the one selected for this po-
sition will necessarily make his indu-
ence felt where it not only interest our
ownEcommunity, but the state at large,
and for this reason also it behooves
man to stand on a firm political plat
form Oscar Erickson, in receiving the
nomination for representative, has
therefore been Endorsed for his strict
adherence to republican doctrines, to
which he has always been true, and
which he unhesitatingly advocates. He
is backed by the entire ticket, and his
numerous friends in the county will see
that he gets there with flying colors.
Who does not know A. +. Walton, the
nominee for Auditor? Every honest vo-
ter Of the county knows him, and as we.
have no dishonest ones, he is entitled to
the consideration of all. When he was
Register of Deeds we all had opportuni-
ty to admire his honest and able trans
action of official duties, and we bespeak
for him, having such an excellent re-
commentator as well filled term of
Office. a solid support and majority
ballot.
Frank Burg never gets left. for he has
already a certain expression in his eye,
and peculiar, hearty grip when he
shakes ones hand, that the assurance
overcomes us that the captain means
business. And why should Mt hep Well
known and trusted as he is, and in
dorsed by all for his straightforward
dealings, we need hardly assure the vo-
tiers that Frank Burg is safe man to
trust with the funds of our county.
T f &
Peter H. Dahl is the farmers candi-
date, and that is of course one of the
best Endorsements to be given any one.
He is an old, established resident of
Linden, respected by all who know him,
and will prove a most formidable oppo-
nent to the present Incumbent of the
sheriff's Office
Is it necessary to say who the present
Register of Deeds, the Judge of Pro-
bate, County Attorney and Superinten-
dent of Schools tsp You all know them
well and have long ago had full oppor-
tunity to form an opinion, which GER
tainly is most favorable one. They
have all filed their places to the entire
satisfaction of our citizens, and we
doubt not but that Mr.. A. j. Grimmer,
Ernst Brandt, Geo. w. Sommerville
and j. B. Velikanje will be reelected
for the good of the county.
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E. G.. Koch is known we'll enough, so
that our further recommendation is
hardly necessary. For the office of
Court Commissioner no better man can
be found than he, and we predict his
election beforehand.
Jonas Laudenschlaeger for Coroner;
SO reads the ticket, and so will the bal
lot on the 9th of November cast by the
majority of our voters, read.
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OF Julius Berndt we all know that he
is still as active as ever, that he can
wade through a swamp and crawl
through a wire-fence better than any
other surveyor in the county, and we
think that no one dares to stand up
against him at this falls election.
August Schwertfeger has been called
upon by his constituents for County
Commissioner, and we would say that
he is ready to serve them ably and well.
PeterJ. Moe has the solid support Of
the fifth commissioners district, and no
better man, more able to fill the office
of County Commissioner, could have
been decided upon. The whole ticket
in factis an honest and winning one,
and deserves the consideration Of all
who wish to see the county offices filed
by trustworthy men.
.HARTE,SI EXCURSIONS.
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